and with support of the united states of israel, claiming it wants to secure its borders. it's essentially infringing on sovereignty in syria infringing on what the syrian authorities and what the government they are can do in their sovereign state. israel saying that they don't want any sort of military build up there, but it's going to be up to siri and officials, including new president of the shutter to decide how they want to move forward. there is an important meeting at the arab summit in just a couple of days time, so it'll be interesting to see what comes out of that with the relation of his really attacks. absolutely. i'm the so who reporting from the mind. thank you very much. i is it an exclusive interview with alpha 0, the turkish foreign minister? how come see don has rejected the occupation of theory and territories, whether by israel or by the kurdish p k. k is sorted out for children, just would it be how the syrian people are very brave to regain the freedom and dignity they have sacrificed greatly over the last 15 years. millions were displaced and forci

east and they lost it and they're militarily defenseless by any kind of air attack by the united states of israelerprises, rockets and missiles, all vulnerable. we have an opportunity to either cut a deal with them where they dismantle the nuclear enterprise with verification and a date certain, or conduct an operation to do it kinetically. it's a huge opportunity to take iran off the table once and for all for the menace in the middle east for 44 years. david: the one thing in our favor is an expanded abraham accord including saudi arabia, 2017, the first trip of donald trump, one, was to saudi arabia. maybe he can make it happen this time and include them in an abraham accords. we have to leave it at that, i'm sorry, general, because of the breaking news. good to see you. i appreciate you coming in. secretary of state marco rubio making his first foreign trip to panama as the president makes a push for the panama canal. will the pressure campaign work? details next. good stuff. zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. its non-habit forming and powered by the makers

israel now sending a delegation to cairo. all of that seems to be positive. on the other hand, you know, israel and the united states are kind of talking out of both sides of their mouth or an inner wait, right? because they're still talking about the complete eradication of, of how i'm asked. they're still talking about this. trump, you know, forced expulsion plan is basically an ethnic cleansing plan. they're talking about it and very favorable terms, even forming a committee to try to execute it. right. and what they're calling the voluntary uh, migration of, of palestinians out of browser. so i think is real is being very cagey about all of this, and i think they want to give themselves maximum flexibility. i think one possible scenario that we have to be very cognizant of is that they may be trying to get all or as many as possible of their living captives out of gaza. and in order to then basically allow them to restart the war. that is one possibility. i'm not saying that that's what's going to happen. i don't have a crystal ball, right? that may be one possibility. what about the us is position and not on th

these two super powers, the united states of america and israel, were represented by the president of the united states and the prime minister of israel. two super powers. that are not in the business of saying things without thought. or they shouldn't be if they do. these two super powers, who could operationallize what they say. the united states of america can go into gaza by and through its military. it can take over gaza. it can remove the palestinians from gaza. the united states of america has already with our tax dollars sent money into israel, munitions to israel, and israel has gone into gaza. yes, i know why. and yes, i believe that what hamas did was a dastardly deed. and yes, that should have been redressed. but there is a point in time when your redress becomes an offense as opposed to a defense. and israel went into gaza and killed thousands of babies. obliterated schools. destroyed hospitals. infrastructure. israel, with our tax dollars, and some of their own, and others perhaps, but our tax dollars israel destroyed gaza. president himself has said that gaza is no long

of israel. and it's merely a continuation of these really american involvement, quite frankly. but israel or the united states of america controlling does is much of the same thing. and the mosque is now off at the united states, has exposed itself through its elected president as being a country that believes that it can just take or to decide the government belongs to them. and it just goes to show that the all the, the if it's to look like mediators with complete nonsense. you mentioned, yes. men are, they are run the dinner table because there are reports thing for my wife. hi, senior advisor and trump solomon law. jarred cushion there is report is behind this plan, we can take a listen in fact, together to, to an earlier statement. the golf is waterfront property. it could be very valuable to if people would focus on kind of building up, you know, likelihood. so i think that it's a little bit of an unfortunate situation there, but i think from israel's perspective, i would do my best to move the people out and then clean it up. but i don't think that is real. has stated that they don't want people to mov

you know, changes the nature of what, you know, how egypt and jordan look, not only of the united states, but israel. and i think in that equation, we have, you know, gone from relative stability of egypt and jordan with israel to significant instability in terms of how and who you speak to when it comes to the relationship between that's in yahoo and the united states doesn't. that's in the all who hold all the cards right now, because it seems that whatever, and that's the only ones he gets, whether it's from bite and often from around. no red lines unable for the us to say this is enough, is route you have to stop here. they just are allowing the yes really agenda to continue as well. let's be honest. um apartments are netanyahu of israel has gone from being a politically beleaguered and legally beleaguered leader of is real to becoming the winston churchill in the eyes of many americans of you know, blowing up pagers and walkie talkies in decimating. you know, thousands of people and as, as the law assassinating leaders of how mos inside iran, as well as in gone. so creating conditions that lead

he says phase 2 is at risk of collapsing because of the stones of israel and the united states. nothing at all keeps putting the ranches in the wheels of the of the ceasefire. e as that reported once to extend the 1st phase or perhaps create a transition of space between pairs one and page 2. 0, in order to avoid the responsibilities that is there, i'd have to carry and face to including the withdrawal of the is ready to force is uh from uh, from within the gaza strip, including from that to the district court door to the south. as well as allow for that equal destruction to begin with the end of the war. some think that as we all know, nothing you know has said once and again he rejects. but you add to that also the new wild card called the trump. uh, the american president has stepped in on more than one occasion now the past few days, including today. and basically up until yesterday he was edging the israelis to do more in terms of violence. basically telling them that if not all the chapters are at least by mid there today, and that, that they should, that should have resume

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state of israel. so let's start by applying united means the united nations resolutions for returning of these refugees into their homes that were occupied. and there were driven, forcibly driven from, uh by the, the state of israel, in historic, the ethnic cleansing the war crime that took place around 77 years ago. it's time to adjust that injustice and it's time for the refugees to return. if president trump is a cheap uh on, on, uh, evacuating, uh the uh, gaza strip. well, 80 percent of the gardens are refugees. that wants to go back to their homes. apple in accordance to united nations resolutions. so let's start from there. as far as owning a gaza strip, nobody owns does a strip except for the palestinian people. this is the fact that not even a genocide has changed it and nothing that the president trump can do to change the ownership of the guys and strip. so let's start by applying united nations resolutions returning of the refugees. and then we can talk about rebuilding garza and the process a, rebuilding god, by the way, as spouse do you mean people guys that will not be we built unless it'

and so what do you make of either the role of united states and indeed of cost israel in this and expecting that that has to be a kind of new world order a single time adjust the points he just made it's, it's, it's, it's a very important issue it has been investing on products thing in division, and one of the reasons why they have been investing on that for the past almost 2 decades is that when you have one single kind of thing and government would you have that type of thing. they'll 30 p 8 on tony the, occupies westbound control and also it occupied gaza. there are no excuses, not to go into a uh for the pick up process a for a 2 state solution. the 2 state solution is something extra. i totally reject this way. the government and we have to always remember, this is up for me, it gets to stay solution. it's against also i want to stay with people invites it for everyone and therefore they will try to use all kinds of tricks, you know, to not to be pressured into any sort of political process and not to get to any sort of dialogue. it, we'd find a spinning us based on the be of a kind o

united states is not going to pay for the rebuilding of gaza. >> this morning. >> the president. himself clarified. >> saying gaza. >> would be turned. >> over to the united. >> states by israel. >> at the conclusion. >> of fighting, and that no u.s. troops would be needed. some allies. >> calling it. >> an opportunity to. >> remake the middle east. >> this is a bold, decisive move. >> but many senate. >> republicans aren't buying it. >> i'm not supportive of having. >> the. >> american people pay to rebuild gaza. i don't. think that's our responsibility. >> democrats using even stronger language. >> absolutely dumb. >> stupid and illegal. >> and i know. >> the challenges. >> go well beyond. congressional criticism here. the president. >> says the 2. >> million or so palestinians who live in gaza will be resettled elsewhere in the region. but in the region, key allies like jordan and egypt, along with saudi arabia, have all. >> rejected that plan. >> they say they still support the creation of a palestinian state that includes gaza. no word from the white house on how they will square that circle. anna. >> okay. garrett. and as you were reporting out, we saw the prime ministe

over the last 100 years between zionism and the state of israel on the one side of the united states, some great britain supporting them and on the indigenous palestinians fighting staying their land on the other side. but it's the, as really, isn't the americans now, who are the people who will determine if this is going to collapse or not the posted in time as others have all made it clear they're all in to make this work. they want to handle fighting, and they want to try to rebuild gas and move on to something better on the future. but it's up to really the israel is the right wing. government does not know how does the united states, which is providing a significant emperial and colonial type support to the as rarely to do whatever they want with the prostate has killed them, burned them alive, shred their babies, send them starving into the desert, whatever this is, awful, but it's happening before ours. and so the us and israel will be the ones who determine what happens next around the us president donald trump has double down about his idea that the us is going to own gaza. t

jurisdiction over an open preliminary investigations concerning personnel of the united states and certain of its allies, including israel and has further abused its power by issuing baseless arrest. warrants targeting is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu and former minister of defense. you'll have to go on of what is not the 1st time trumpets, but the cotton has cross has during this last time and the law says he imposed a similar set of functions on its officials who at the time were investigating possible americans were crimes in afghanistan. however, they was scrap to enjoy politeness, even the presidency, editor of behind the news network. a jo blanca says that while the residential period for office changes, the policy always stays the same. when it comes to the american political system, you just change that to ship the different police. you just change that to share with the same person. um, also it indicates that there is one particular policy. the page comes in and will goes out. so because the funding partners are meant to say, when it comes to a pilot time, the, the bigger drive, it's because of that g

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the street is involved in very complex and high level negotiations of great consequence to both united states and the state of israel. and we look forward to working with our allies. our counterparts spoke diplomatically militarily to look at all options, but we certainly would not get ahead of the president, provided details about what we may or may not doing what it was out of meeting with benjamin netanyahu on chairs today. but been us present fast voice, his bombshell time to transform calls a into a riviera of the middle east. but that would mean relocation. nearly 2000000 palestinians was bicycles, not pro white house. officials continued to defend the proposal, topping it a generous and unique officer. but residents of the and baffled enclave say they all determined to stay part of the shipment on a particular and the northern part was mostly destroyed. but we are determined to make our life here. we don't want to be forced to emigrate abroad trunks to take his rallies back to argentina, france or germany, where they originally came from the we are palestinians. we are staying in our homeland to the notice in

however, the united states secretary of state, is now in israel for his 1st visit to the region since assuming the cabinet position. and he supports donald trump's idea as does nothing yahoo, and as do members of the far right government. but you have a members of these really public. the family members of is really captive and the opposition who say that this deal needs to go through that there cannot be a return to the fighting because the deal is the only way to ensure the release of the remaining captives. and the sense with that just need all, i'm a, the ukraine's president below them is lensky has cooled on europe to become militarily independent from the united states. his comments came to washington took the lead on pushing for towards the end, the war, a new crime. the offices that keep and the rest of your may not have much of a say in the negotiations. a diplomatic it is a james buys reports from the munich security conference level range. the cranes leader had to be somewhat restrained and diplomatic. despite this being the week, the president trump said he was planning to

however, the united states, secretary of state, is now in israel for his 1st visit to the region since assuming the cabinet position. and he supports donald trump's idea as does nothing yahoo, and as do members of the far right government. but you have a members of these really public. the family members of is really captive and the opposition who say that this deal needs to go through that there cannot be a return to the fighting because the deal is the only way to ensure the release of the remaining captives. and the sense with that just need all, i'm a, as the former head of wealth vision in dallas, or is among the palestinians release during phase one of the 2. he was arrested, buys very forces in 2016, accused of giving a money to him, us the spot and humanitarian organization, saying there was no evidence of him doing so. i'll be told i'll just say or that during his improvement is for any officials, threatened his family and the products and the food none of the conditions for me and the beauty of i was to the thought to myself. i put this in my 1st year and the 2nd is it going

us really is involved in very complex and high level negotiations of great consequence to both the united states and the state of israel. and we look forward to working with our allies. our counterparts spoke diplomatically militarily to look at all options, but we certainly would not get ahead of the president, provided details about wasn't may or may not doing while it was a missing width. uh nothing else on tuesday, but the us president fast voice has bombshell pond to transform golf into a read the arrow of the middle east, but that would mean read. okay, too many too many impala stands despite to closing up pro white house. officials continue to defend the proposal dumping it generous and unique. but the residence of the in bottles, enclave se they all stay put this shipment on a truck alarm. the northern pod was mostly destroyed, but we are determined to make our life here. we don't want to be forced to immigrate abroad trumps and take his release back to argentina, france or germany, where they originally came from the we are palestinians. we are staying in our homeland the hey, also here it is true that it has

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jurisdiction over and opened preliminary investigations concerning personnel of the united states and certain of its allies, including israel, and has further abused its power by issuing baseless arrest. warrants targeting is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and former minister of defense, you will have kalonde when it's basically round to of trump going off of the cold. if you remember, during his 1st time in the over office, he leveled a similar set of sanctions on it. the officials who are investigating possible american war crimes enough gotten this done. however, biting over time, the 1000 ended trump initiative over the last 4 years. all of this on the hills of trump's shock plan to the us will clean out and quote, own gaza when the task find the seconds in regarding the not so small issue of the enclaves, nearly 2000000 palestinians. trump says they should leave, the neighboring states appliance has been dismissed with outrage across the world. now. so you made the announcement alongside the as ready, prime minister in washington, and you know, was physically please of the trump raised his idea about gaza wh

jurisdiction over an open preliminary investigations concerning personnel of the united states and certain of its allies, including israel and has further abused its power by issuing baseless arrest. warrants targeting is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu and former minister of defense you'll have to go on. well, it's not the 1st time trump has put the tribunal and his pulse has. during his 1st time in the oval office, he imposed a similar set of sanctions on its officials who were at the time investigating possible american crimes and i scanned the stone. however, they was scrapped when joe biden assumed the precedence. what will this come shortly off? the trouble revealed his con to clear out and oh gauls, they even transform it into a riviera of the middle east. as for the place many too many and residence, well us present flow to the idea of dispatching them to neighboring states. a suggestion that sparks out which closely accept and as well it was, cuz i'm actually from phrase, does idea about gaza when how mazda is done. and i think it is worth listening carefully to this idea, which is the 1st original idea

jurisdiction over and opened preliminary investigations concerning personnel of the united states and certain of its allies, including israel and has further abused its power by issuing baseless arrest. warrants targeting is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu and former minister of defense you of kalonde. well, it's basically round to of trauma going off of the cold during his 1st time in office here he leveled a similar set of sanctions on his officials or investigating possible american war crimes. and i've gotten his gone out of a button over time. don't have that and ended trumps initiative over the last 4 years. now, one of his on the hills are trump shop plans that america will clean out on quote, own gaza when the dust finally settled in regarding the not so small issue of the enclave. nearly 2000000 palestinians, trump says they should all leave the neighboring states. that's an id that's been dismissed with our rage across the world. as he made the announcement alongside the as ready, prime minister in washington, and y'all was visibly please. the trump raised his idea about gaza when how mazda is done, and i

in israel when they couldn't have done anything like the like what they did do without the bible obviously. and your opinion, british governments showing no, i've been very critical of united states government for its unconditional military support and diplomatic support for israel in polluting during this, this goes to destruction. so i, i entirely agree the part of my argument, especially made to choose united states is that we need to act in the united states to try to be part of the movement to change us policy. and what do you think has happened with this? obviously it is the worst, the genocide of our century. it's being called all requests. what is it? what effect as it had on the jewish americans? because the poles of showed the jews in the united states do sympathize with some of the issues in your book which wears before we would never seen anything like that. yeah, i think the, i think the term genocide is i think there's, there's good reason to believe this from genocide apply like i would resist the term holocaust because i think that suggests and i kind of it, did they the genocide of use that took place in nazi germany was, was very different in many ways from what

the president is involved in very complex and high level negotiations of great consequence to both united states and the state of israel. and we look forward to working with our allies. our counterparts spoke diplomatically militarily to look at all options, but we certainly would not get ahead of the president provided details about what we may or may not doing now the us secretary of state demarco. rubio has doubled down on transplant to relocate. palestinians from guys are saying that the enclave is kind of like a quote. not habitable, that place right now and i think there are images confirm is not habitable, not just because of the destruction due to the conflict in the fact that the hum off coward fight under ground. but also because there are there are unexploded munitions there. all kinds of weapons including come off weapons and the location that's, that all has to be cleaned up. i think president trump has offered to go in and be a part of that solution. if, if some other countries willing to step forward and do that job themselves, then i encourage them to do so. but it seems to me that there a lot of countr

jurisdiction over and opened preliminary investigations concerning personnel of the united states and certain of its allies, including israel and has further abused its power by issuing baseless arrest. warrants targeting is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu and former minister of defense. you will have kalonde. well, it's basically around 2 of trouble going off at the court. during his 1st time in the open office, he leveled a similar set of sanctions on his officials who were investigating possible american war crimes in afghanistan. i live abiding over time and all of that and ended trumps initiative over the last 4 years. little based on the hills of trump's shop plan that america will clean out and quote, own garza when the dust finally seconds. and regarding the not so small issue of the enclaves, nearly 2000000 palestinians troubles that as they should leave the neighboring states. a plan that has been dismissed with outrage worldwide. and as he made the announcement alongside the as ready, prime minister in washington and nothing y'all who was visibly please, the trump raised his idea about gaza when her mazd

jurisdiction over an open preliminary investigations concerning personnel of the united states and certain of its allies, including israel and has further abused its power by issuing baseless arrest. warrants targeting is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu and former minister of defense you'll have to go on. but it's basically round to trump coming off of the court. if you remember, during his 1st time in the oval office, he leveled a similar set of sanctions on its officials who were investigating possible american war crimes. enough again as the on, however, biden overturned all of that and ended trump's initiative over the last 4 years. well, let's take this conversation further right now. first in life you saw the motor professor of political science at the university. now joining us live here or not the international law side, it's great to get you on. thank you very much for your time. i'm so curious to, to pick your brain on this because donald trump is, you know, his oldest son, she's on the international criminal court. she says it has quotes abused its power by issuing arrest warrants for his really offic

of the united states. and certain of its allies, including israel and has further abused its power by issuing baseless arrest. warrants, targeting is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and former minister of defense you'll have to go on. well, it's basically around 2 of trump going off to the court. during his 1st time of the over office, he leveled a similar set of sanctions on his officials or investigating possible american war crimes. in afghanistan, however, joe biden overturned on a vast and ended chums initiative over the last 4 years. and all of this on the heels of trump shop plans that america will clean out and quote, own gaza when the dust finally sections regarding the not so small issue of the egg waves. nearly 2000000 palestinians drum says they will go to go. they did leave the neighboring states apart, and that was so quickly dismissed with outrage across the world. but benjamin netanyahu, at the end of the day, seems very happy with all of it was good. i'm actually trump raised his idea about gaza when her mazda is done, and i think it is worth listening carefully to this idea, which

unfortunately, we will be due to the other protagonist and other players, namely the united states on israel. i think the error of states have displayed that they can and their history uh form an error consensus. the question is, does this resonate with others? and i'm not sure if this will resonate very well with the trumpet administration and certainly not with the knitting yahoo regime that's in tennessee of right now. okay, well let's pass this on the start of the raw, but i just want to pass this on to the full my adoption system for a minister who's a heavy the uh it is egypt that is presenting this plan to this assemblage in re add and it's to key issues on the reconstruction and then governance of gaza. tell us what you know of the plan. and again, if you think as we just hearing whether or not it would be acceptable to the united states and as well thanks for having me about the uh, the american uh response to the unified out of stance on the construction that uh, it needs to be c, like as far as the 9 is my son, let me just as a reminder, occasion the last uh overflows this idea office of the stage a ce

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the gas a strip would be turned over to the united states by israel. at the conclusion of fighting, the palestinians would have already been re settled and far safer and more beautiful communities with new and modern homes in the region. they would actually have a chance to be happy, safe, and free. the us working with great development teams from all over the world would slowly and carefully begin the construction of what would become one of the world's greatest. and most spectacular developments of its kind on, you know, soldiers by the us would be needed. stability for the region would read even for a president who has offended us policy in the middle east before these comments on guys are incredibly controversial. the us has no right to solve, and tara 3 don't from seems to be suggesting he wants to forced expulsion of the right to 1000000 people from gather illegal under international law. and none of the neighboring countries are willing to take anyone is being forced out of guys that i think is early is that includes a prime minister and it's an, you know, and many

israel, that we're used to create that demolition site. so the reality is, is that there is no where for palestinians to return as a result of the actions of the united states and israel. and now the proposal is for there to be a creation of eventually a riviera of the middle east. that will be real estate and jobs created in turn that will become an international city, which will be a habit and not only by some palestinians, but also by citizens from all over the world. that's our white house correspondent, kimberly hall could in washington dc. this form a national security minutes that you've not been given the assigned to trump and said the only solution to gaza is to encourage the migration of dozens. he says, it's not clear, this is the only solution to the guys are problem. this is the strategy for the so called they off to and this is how far back the idea is being circulating and is really society. what you're looking at is a monk post by an illegal is reading, sat on the developer that was published just months after the war began an advertisement to clear neighborhoods destroyed by these really metrics and build beach front of properties. this ide

of executive orders in the oval office, donald trump signed one behind closed doors. this controversially, imposing sanctions on the international criminal court for targeting the united states and its allies, allies like israel. and the rest of the ones has been issued for benjamin netanyahu and several homeless leaders by the court for the war crimes and guys, neither israel nor the us recognize the jurisdiction of the court island. so sure, i'll just either washington or earlier, my colleague nick clark spoke to senior. i'm a spokesman a summer home done. he asked him about trump's plan to clear palestinians from gaza and about the ceasefire negotiations. it's important to understand that if you decide to go and spread the prestige from them that you are creating a new and what the glen ship is, the strong it community that i think people can't be crossed for. i think country can be destroyed. i need to brush and can be continuing if you accept the transfer of the product statements from does that was that that means it's often a fuel. maybe here, there's right. as we start talking about the joy been in from joe, then maybe if anybody's from the one that would go to another exchange taking place on saturda

of executive orders in the oval office, donald trump signed one behind closed doors. this controversially, imposing sanctions on the international criminal court for targeting the united states and its allies, allies like israel and the rest of the ones have been issued for benjamin netanyahu and several homeless leaders by the court for light war crimes and guys, neither israel nor the us recognize the jurisdiction of the court island. so sure. i'll just either washington early or we spoke to steve clemens. the host of alpha 0 is the bottom line and an editor at large of the washington note. she says netanyahu's political position has changed substantially since trump's previous presidency. a prime minister, netanyahu of israel has gone from being a politically beleaguered and legally beleaguered leader of is real. to be coming the winston churchill in the eyes of many americans of you know, blowing up pagers and walkie talkies in decimating. you know, thousands of people and as has blog assassinating leaders of hamas inside iran, as well as in concept creating conditions that lead to, you know, the collapsible sharla side in syria and changing. essentially, the political map around is real in a way in which

the allows us to think of what is involved in the very complex and high level negotiation degree consequences to both the united states and the state of israel. and we look forward to working with our allies. our counterparts spoke diplomatically militarily to look at all options, but we certainly would not get ahead of the president, provided details about wasn't may or may not doing. all right, let's get some reaction to all of this now and speak, live to lead, or they have mass political bureau by some 9. awesome, i'm glad to have you join me now. so donald a saw much thank you. so donald trump has been talking up his relocation plan for the people of guys does hear me saying that the policy didn't. people will be happy to agree to that. what, what's the interpretation to this the, we have the movement, the, the clear, the position from the 1st moment when we have the disperse releases from place them to them. and we have see that clearly these plans or ideas or thoughts rejected and condemned. we leave the scene and people are mature enough to decide for themselves, and they can choose with we have to live and how to live 2nd, this is ou

of executive orders in the oval office, donald trump signed one behind closed doors. this controversially, imposing sanctions on the international criminal court. not for targeting the united states and its allies, allies like israel, and the rest of the ones have been issued for benjamin netanyahu, and several homeless leaders by the court for light war crimes and guys, neither israel nor the us recognize the jurisdiction of the court island so sure, i'll just either washington it's on fletcher is the united nations under secretary general for humanitarian affairs and emergency relief coordinator is currently in darrow bothered and central gaza. and he says, palestinians, there are defiance. and they have valid that they will not leave their homeland. this is pretty driven even in the last 3 months. and then they recently started this job, my thing to, to doc for german across syria. i'd be right out the front lines of the ukraine rush. it was, i've never seen anything like this. this is the, the toughest i of my working life. uh, it is awfully, awfully pitiful. uh, what was in here. but you know, i think what i'm hearing from the teams is that 2 weeks ago, the business and just back from everyone they met. now o

of that right now? the president is involved in very complex and high level negotiations, agree consequences to both the united states and the state of israel, and we look forward to working with our allies. our counterparts spoke diplomatically militarily to look at all options, but we certainly would not get ahead of the president, provided details about what we may or may not doing that. it was at the meeting with benjamin netanyahu on tuesday that the us president, the 1st voice, his bombshell time to transform gaza into a revere. i'll hold them at least. but that would mean relocating near the cho, medium part of students with the spot in causing an uproar. what housing specialist continued to defend the proposal dumping it general's and unique but the residence of the bottle? then they say that they're staying put the shipment on a particular um the northern pod was mostly destroyed, but we are determined to make our life here. we don't want to be forced to immigrate abroad. trump should take his release back to origin. tina france or germany, where they originally came from. but we are palestinians. we are staying in our homeland. wh

united states. and it's an honor to be here. and it's an honor to serve in this role on behalf of president donald trump, who, as you've accurately stated, mr. prime minister, is a tremendous friend of israel. there's been no stronger ally for israel in the white house than president trump. he's also a man that speaks clearly and unambiguously and makes clear his views on issues. the first he's made clear is and as you've pointed out, and the hostages need to come home, they need to be released. and you working very close coordination with him. he's working very close coordination. but with with the prime minister and his government and ensuring that that happens, that must happen. it's not optional. and i would add that that's a goal we share in common and that is something we work on very closely together. the president's also been very bold about his view of what the future for gaza should be. not the same tired ideas of the past, but something that's bold and something that, frankly took courage and vision in order to outline. and it may have shocked and surprised many, but what cannot continue is the same cycle where we repeat over and over again and wind up in the exact same place. r