i was tony is to to meet with the us middle east and voice div with gulf in florida. that's later on thursday. the meeting comes ahead of the next exchange is randy captives for palestinian prism is part of the goal is to cease 5 deal and that exchange is expected this coming saturday. let's take this home is all my home done. who's a senior specs person for her mass joins us live. so i'm just having done this meeting between the country prime minister and steve witt, gulf cover, of course, acting as mediators. what message will the prime minister be taken to the americans? i'll put on to the when the psalms mostly kind of i read the question these tell you what, listen to this underway. just gonna leave it for me to try and make this connection a little better for you. and we'll come back to you in a little bit later in the program. thanks very much. in the meantime. in the meantime, you'll see michael bag is a senior consulting fellow with the middle east and north africa program at chatham house in london. and the right me, cory is a distinguished public policy fel

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. so in guys a are incredibly controversial. the us has no right to so for integrity, going 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 who has been forced out of guys that i think is early is that includes uh for a minister and it's in, you know, and many other government ministers, but also a lot of. busy canaries citizens really don't think that this can happen. they say this the grudgingly and. ready post and social media, if it could happen, it would have been a dream, but obviously it can. after days of hosting the signing 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 netan

washington because i was 5 minutes them haven't been the little tiny is due to meet with the us, middle east envoy, steve, which coughing, florida. this whole couple ahead of next week's exchange is really tempted to palestinian prisoners, which is expected on site today. well, joining us now, it's been, it's been, it's a fellow of the institute for policy studies in washington, dc for those of the also of understanding palestine and israel. miss pat, it's always nice to have you on the program for your analysis. we just begin with how delicate you think we all asked in terms of this moment in time in terms of the ceasefire. tolts, we all hearing that both netanyahu and from question the viability of moving forward. and that's raising alarm bells. it should raise very serious alarm bells the ceasefire has been fragile from the beginning. and now there is a real crisis. the words uh president, trump, in the last 48 hours about taking guys a about expulsion of palestinians about ethnic cleansing, about permanent occupation. this is among other things, giving a green light to nothing. yahoo and

he's a former, is there any political negotiator and president of the us middle east project? he joins us from london. good. have you with us again, daniel? so how has the successful, i think we can call that successful implementation of phase one, change the political calculus full been, you mean? nothing. yeah. who at this point? so how many of these, right, 5 minutes the has less control over those dynamics. all the public mood, how this is to see how much pressure there is to continue to, to finish getting those ease, re lease out that's i think we can conclude why he didn't want to get into the corridor or of a deal in the 1st place. how, what he will feel the festival still has the ability to say without these things and he will list things. but i'm not certain that. ringback he agree to do all these things that are on the table, the not realistic as you've done throughout, without these things, don't we all agree that we cannot move forward. and then you'll be back into that political 5 keys in washington dc. i think we've, he's added 10 or maximum receive mode to get a

the cause of the problem, most of my family been opposite off my know tanya is due to meet with us middle east envoy steven coffin father to on thursday meeting comes ahead of the next exchange of his really captives for palestinian prisoners as part of the guys a cx 5 deal which is expected. on saturday. my colleague nick clock spoke to, or some of them is a senior spokesman for hom, us, let me ask them about chums planned to clear palestinians from gaza and the seas find a goal. she ations it's important to understand that if you decide to transfer the prestige from them that you are creating a new glen ship and then the strong it community that i think people can't be frustrated. i think country can be destroyed. i need to brush and can be continually if you accept the transfer of the product statements from this, that was that, that means it's often a fuel. maybe here, there's right. as we start talking about the benefits from joe, then maybe if anybody's from the one that would go to another exchange taking place on the side today. are you satisfied that his role is carrying out the terms

bringing daniel levy who's a former is really a political negotiator and the president of the us middle east projects general is joining us from london. i don't know if you were able to hear what a senior political analyst my one was saying that just wanted to get your thoughts on, on his point about this, you know, having nothing to offer donald trump and donald trump being the boss right now. do you agree with that within the context, all the exceptional relationships, the role that he's role plays inside american politics and that republican ecosystem. christian evangelicals on this, the day with the cloth, the congressional cool. chris? bob? yes. one of the things that not to in yahoo is going to washington, forced to sniff out what is his sense of whether trump line the knots in yahoo. so with these rails a criminal activities against the palestinians. that's a div just again pause, let, let that sink kid. the 1st leader, the new administration, us will host a someone with an arrest warrant for war crimes against that's america today, but nothing young wants to know is trump the line wi

solution to why just put it up when we should police students can be as america, as cut, help to us, middle east friends agency they use you. can me a don't think that listing and refugees we shoot the over when. yeah, that's the america as of going up as much as making that i'm from e, what do you guys do months of their lives? most of the think of the way people that sense of 5 percent natural but he needs in the payments and you find me to kind of skim up. not shooting him. speaking of the russian, the american relationship, as danny, be me, i'm going to move. now you had a name major, the expectation of changes for the future near. so there is a media gun screw, some of the lower the keys and then other areas america's flux, you're not seeing here is it called policy. the steam even use the but it just, you kind of do not right. it's richard system, all international political coordinate sites, even you go, has given me the russia it's, i them as some type of sorry, e, what not seeing you as the official term us them. so send the lower the book, but see me come 1st section of us like this is

aspects of life. pottery prime minister mohammed ban of the roman al time, he is jew to meet with us middle east and voice div with coughing, florida. later on thursday, the main thing comes ahead of the next exchange is randy captive, palestinian prisoners, which is expected on saturday. meanwhile, president donald trump has doubled down on his plan to take care of a gaza these pasted on his truth. the social platform saying the gauze district would be turned over to the united states by israel at the conclusion of the fighting. they would actually have a jobs to be happy, safe, and free. he said 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 greatest. and most spectacular developments of its kind on us know, sold just by the us would be needed. stability for the region would rate well, that plan is spot protests in regards to what policy needs to be. make it clear to the us president, they will not be false from the line. trump's proposal is also being met with global condemnation and confusi

middle east. president trump has said he wants the us to take over of the middle east.t was 1.75 celsius above pre—industrial levels and came despite la nina weather patterns in the pacific which normally cool global temperatures. police in sweden say that several weapons have been found at an adult education centre in orebro where a gunman killed ten people in the country's worst mass shooting on tuesday. the bank of england is expected to cut interest rates this lunchtime. analysts believe the key rate could go down from 4.75% to 4.5%. hello, i'm catherine byaruhanga. let's return to the middle east. president trump has said he wants the us to take over the gaza strip and turn it into the riviera of the middle east. bbc verify�*s nick eardley has spoken to international law experts to understand if the us has the authority to do so. can president trump really take ownership of gaza and turn it into the riviera of the middle east? the us will take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with it. we will own it. this is the area we're talking about, the gaza strip on t

he was most recently the us special envoy for middle east humanitarian issues under president biden. rved as a us ambassador to turkey and lebanon. welcome, always good to have you with us on bbc. president trump has now doubled down on the idea of the us taking control of gaza. happen? no, ido no, i do not. the president is quite right to draw attention to the hell that is the situation, the humanitarian situation, the physical situation in gaza, it is absolute misery. but the majority of the palestinians resident in gaza will not leave voluntarily. whatever desperate character their existence there may have right now, they are not going to give up they ndt gning it.) give up they as net geing it.) give up they as their net geing te give up they as their home, nor i regard as their home, nor i would assess is israel or any other force going to, at gunpoint, deport them. the question would come to wear. evenif question would come to wear. even if the palestinians wish even if the pelestinierne wish leave, even if the pelestinierhe wish leave, which even if the pelestinierhs wish leave

some will have been knocked off one autonomy is due to meet with us middle east invoice steve. but golf and following up on thursday, the meeting comes ahead of the next exchange of is really captives for palestinian prisoners as part of the guys a cx. 5 deal which is expected on saturday, and i calling the clock a spoken to a summer honda and he's a senior spokesman for hamas. and he asked him about tom's plan to clear palestinians from joshua and this is fine negotiations. and it's important to understand that if you do decide to transfer, the products deals from them that you are creating a new glen ship and then the strong it community that i think people have the cost for a company can be destroyed. i need to patient 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. if we start talking about the benefits from joe, then maybe if anybody is from the one that we go to another exchange taking place on saturday, are you satisfied that his role is carrying out the terms of the agr

he's been very outspoken about us policy in the middle east. he joins me now. senator, i guess i just first, your this appears to be an actual announcement of current us policy that we will own gaza, that we will go in and that us troops might be sent. your reaction? >> so. >> chris, i think we. >> need to. >> reiterate what the president of the united. states just said. and you said it, but it bears repeating. >> he just said. >> that it will be united states. >> policy to. >> forcibly displace. 2 million palestinians from the gaza strip. >> that is. >> ethnic cleansing. by another name. >> he said the. >> united states would then own the gaza strip, and that. >> we. >> would develop the gaza strip, and that other countries would take these palestinians. he says he's talked to a lot. >> of. >> people and they think it's a great idea. well, we know that just a few weeks ago, the arab countries, key arab countries. >> had an emergency. >> meeting and. responded forcefully against this idea and said it was unacceptable. so what the president is doing here is reall

troops across the middle east, as you talked about earlier, you know, it is it is almost like a science fiction level risk to us relationships in the middle east. >> of course, this is happening at a time when the president has putatively and unilaterally said that he's shutting down usaid. i don't think he can legally do that. it's constituted by congress, signed by the president. it's statutorily authorized. we have news now that he's recalling overseas members. and these are they've halted payments, everything from emergency medical care to taking out mines, to helping women who are trafficked to survivors of political torture, prison guards who are guarding isis. all this has been halted. and now 600 maybe is the reporting i saw of usaid workers being recalled instantly. what is this? what does that do? this one two punch of the soft power humanitarian work of the us government being withdrawn and the president announcing a campaign of occupation permanently. >> it would be a an epochal, historic change in how the world views the us in the face that the us presents to the world. you know, every piece of aid

he's among america's foremost experts on us policy in the middle east. mr. miller, welcome back to dw, thanks for having me. you wrote on x that trump's idea that the us should take control of gauze at that this was dead on arrival. can you spell that out for us? yeah, hey, it's not a plan. it's certainly not a serious solution. it's a tactic, and i'm not entirely sure what the tactic is designed to achieve is provocative. it attaches us policy toward an approach which according to some as far as transfer others describing in much worse terms. it undermines us relations with 2 long standing partners in egypt. and jordan, you know, undermines the president's aspirations for these really saturday normalization agreement. and it sends a powerful signal to both some vladimir pool and then present in sheets that if you want territory, you just have to declare it and without any justification for taking it. so i think by and large it's dead on arrival. i don't think this has legs, it's got nowhere to go out and what we shouldn't be paying attention to which the med

no di has moved from the capital a month with us president donald trump has united the middle east in shock and condemnation. the focus of regional outrage from suggestion that the us plans to take over gaza brooding palestinians, forcing them to live in jordan egypt or elsewhere in the region. do us, we'll take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with the 2 without it. and be responsible for dismantling all of the dangers unexploded bombs and other weapons on the side. the level of the side across the political spectrum, palestinians roundly rejected the comments as we cycled is really ideas. and is really pipe dream that would play and palestine of its indigenous peoples, egypt restated its long standing position against displacing palestinians. in jordan, the proposal is viewed as a threat to national security of the most of the what was declared by trump is considered a violation of international laws and an aggression on the united nations charter. it is considered a disturbance of international security and and into fear and in the solvency of jordan and egypt. and this is

but for all of us, it's going to feel cold this weekend. going to be where you are. it's the most dramatic shift in middle eastthe us will take over the gaza strip and we will do _ a job with it, too. we'll own it. a review into the handling of the southport killer has after yesterday's mass shooting, where ten people, —— as local media name the shooter. i'm kasha madero, live police sources have named que? iqhfees high? “13 wee: the e the police sodfc'e's hairs named the the suspect, ricard and a badly burnt roman scroll — has been digitally inside since 79ad.

particular, brokering this mega deal between saudi arabia and israel is at the very forefront of us middle easti would argue that this deal is equally counterproductive for the united states. this would result in dramatic new commitments in the middle east at a time when the region doesn't really represent a theater of, you know, strategic importance, you know, considerable strategic importance for the united states, with $36 trillion in debt, running $2 trillion a year, deficits, more commitments to the middle east right at this current moment is not what the united states should be moving towards. >> let me ask you really quickly. and we have about 30s left, but what are you going to be watching for when the when the two leaders meet on tuesday? what are you going to keep an eye out for? >> you know, this. >> is. >> a tricky question. i think i'll really be looking at the rhetoric coming specifically from donald trump. netanyahu wants to push him to support a resumption of the war. if trump truly does fancy himself as a peacemaker and wants his legacy to be defined by something other than jus

remember the president campaigned on keeping us troops out of wars, especially in the middle east. now, some republican commentator said the president just probably using this as a tactic negotiations, and he does like to be unpredictable for unpredictable. but he also does know the politics of it. and he has to realize that using us troops in the middle east would be very unpopular with many of the people who put them in office. particularly al jazeera, at the pentagon. protest and using guys i have condemned transplant, tens of thousands of return to the north in recent days, despite finding that home is the story. they say they will remain in guys and no matter what a brain my holly before, some guy is a city, as your par, was once a place where the children played. now the albany space is filled, not with laughter, but with tense. many nice. and after a year and a half of hill many, do you know how to find her husband? i must have returned to restart their lives in northern garza. but with their 4 children, they have learned there's little lift of their home, but it's most of th

and last, remember the president campaigned on keeping us troops out of wars, especially in the middle east snow, some republican commentator said the president just probably using this as a tactic negotiations. and he does like to be unpredictable for unpredictable. but he also does know the politics of it, and he has to realize that using us troops in the middle east would be very unpopular with many of the people who put them in office. probably go ahead and i'll just 0 at the pentagon palestinians in guns. i have continued to trump this plan. hundreds of thousands have returned to the north of this trip since is ready . troops withdrew from the main road last month. as part of the 65 deal agreed with from us. at this point, finding that homes destroyed, tell us any insight they will remain in gaza. no method was abraham alkalinity reports from kansas city of the jews. yeah, your part was once a place where the children played. now the albany space is filled, not with laughter, but with then many nice. and after a year and a half of hill, many do you know how to and her husband may have

and last, remember the president campaigned on keeping us troops out of wars, especially in the middle east. now, some republican commentator said the president just probably using this as a tactic negotiations, and he does like to be unpredictable for unpredictable. but he also does know the politics of it. and he has to realize that using us troops in the middle east would be very unpopular with many of the people who put them in office. particularly al jazeera at the pentagon palestinians, and gowns that have condemned trumps plan hundreds of thousands have returned to the north in the recent days, despite finding their homes destroyed, they say they will remain in guns and no method was able him. i'll clean the reports from kansas city. your par was once a place where the children played. now the albany spaces, fields not with laughter, but with dense. many nice things after a year and a half of hill, many the in the heart of her husband must have returned to restart their lives in northern gods. but with their 4 children, they have learned there's little lift of their home. but what's

statement by president trump that he thinks that gaza should be handed over to the us and turned into a riviera of the middle easteverything uncertain when it was already pretty difficult. joining me live is former us special envoy for middle east peace and former us ambassador to lebanon and jordan, david hale — — he's now a global fellow with the wilson centre. great to have you on, and ijust want your thoughts on what we saw today, specifically the conditions of the people involved in this swap on the israeli side and the palestinian side, and really what did you see there? it’s palestinian side, and really what did you see there?— did you see there? it's a relief that the exchanges _ did you see there? it's a relief that the exchanges are - did you see there? it's a relief - that the exchanges are continuing, and that innocent victims of the horrible events of october seven are being released, and obviously this is a demonstration as to why the sooner the better. obviously people are not going to be in good health on the conditions they were being held in, and that should be investigated, by the way, but as y

to resolve the complex of more on all of this, we're joined now by us on monday was a scala and a political analyst with the middle east institute. he joins us from washington, dc. thank you so much for being with us of versus the bo given that this plan would effectively be ethnic cleansing. what chance of any is they have trump actually being able to follow through with it or does none of that matter to them? to there's, like i stated to check out, this is absurd, this is up seen, but in terms of it being proposed and it being carried through, we've witness to more than a year of am q and it say on the fact that these are enabled by the united states the, the, by the use, jason was somehow fry in this, in a month and, and it's participation effectively in a series of 4 kinds kinds against humanity and garza because it pretended that so despite the fact that it is supporting our main financing, corporate and gives that time that they were a higher suspect with the, with the top administration and we've done shop and said the list retention or these claims i no longer that. so what, what we have here is an object displ

you as president trump says that the us will take over garzon and turn it into the riviera of the middle east. to us we'll take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with a 2 loaded trump also, once a couple of citizens living in guns are relocated to egypt and jordan. it's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu praising the president for thinking out of the box. elsewhere in the middle east, there is outrage over the announcement. a key us allied, saudi arabia and the palestinian militant group home us both rejecting it. and in sweden, police say that they had still not found a motive for tuesday's mass shooting. 11 people including the shooter, were killed. the break off, it's good to have you with this on this wednesday. and we begin with the plan for guns. that according to donald trump, the us president says that the us or should take over the gaza strip and that palestinians living there should be re settled elsewhere for years. major comments at a press conference with this really prime minister benjamin netanyahu test at the white house yesterday. i wanted to know who says the pr

live it from berlin, and you as president, donald trump says the us should take over garza and turn it into the riviera of the middle east to us. we'll take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with a to willow it to of also wants fellow citizens living in gauze or relocated to egypt and jordan. it's really fun mister benjamin is in yahoo! praising the president for thinking out of the box. elsewhere in the middle east, there is outrage over the announcer. they see us out why saudi arabia and the tell us to the militant group. i'm off the boat, rejecting it. and in sweden believe say they still have not found a motor tuesdays nash, 11 people including the cedar hill. the break off is good to have you with this, we begin with the plan for gaza. according to donald trump, the us president says that the us should take over the guns. it's dripping that palestinians living there should be re sell elsewhere. we may judge comments that a press conference with these really minister benjamin netanyahu at the winehouse yesterday. it's in yahoo says the proposal is worth while pursuing reading and he says it could quote, change

his asthma recap of the us president selling his vision for the middle east. a cus will take over the guys a strip, floated us greatest friend as early as ever had in the white house. you're talking tonight about the united states taking over a sovereign territory. what would allow you to do that? are you talking about a firm, an occupation there? everybody i've spoken to loves the idea of the united states boning that piece of land developing and creating thousands of jobs with something that will be magnificent. he sees a different future for that piece of land. he has a different idea, you might hope that we could do something really nice, really good, where they wouldn't want to reach or why would they want to return in 7, maybe a 1000000 a. but i think all of them, i think they'll be resettled in areas where they can live a beautiful life and nobody can live today. you can't live there. wow. for his visit straight. so like nothing else here didn't come empty handed is right. me deal reporting, but he did it from a gold plated page. a apparently a non to th

on tuesday, the weather us deputies special envoy to the middle east as has ball up must not be part of lebanon's new government speaking often meeting the liberties president of baby boot. morgan. i'll check us, said washington has set clear red lines against the group. the head of hezbollah is blocked in parliament, so that the statements constitute a blatant interference and lebanese sovereignty. zanna called her reports from davids. this is the 1st visit by a trump administration official to be route morgan ortega the new deputy special envoy for the middle east, arrived a few weeks after 11 on elected a new president and appointed a new prime minister outside the traditional political forces. her message, hezbollah should no longer have influence. we are grateful to our allied israel for defeating has bola. but it's also thanks to you, thanks to the lebanese people. it is thanks to president loan and private, the prime minister designate on watts to alarm, and everyone in this government who is committed to an end of corruption who's committed to reforms and who are committed to

and last, remember the president campaigned on keeping us troops out of wars, especially in the middle east snow, some republican commentator said the president just probably using this as a tactic negotiations. and he does like to be unpredictable for unpredictable. but he also does know the politics of it, and he has to realize that using us troops in the middle east would be very unpopular with many of the people who put them in office, particularly l g 0. at the pentagon. united nations is warning against forcibly removing the palestinians from gauze and us extra general intended gutierrez. so such a move would be tantamount to estimate cleansing because of those on day report, some new and headquarters in new york. the un secretary general antonio gutierrez, didn't directly address trump's remarks on guys, but did so implicitly at the excesses exit size of the valuable rights of the policy. mean, people is about the rights of palestinians to simply live as human beings in their own lands. if he is vital to stay through to the bedrock of international law, it is essential to avoid any f

that lots of speculation, both here in the us, the middle east, is why, why does this ultimate aim? most people, i feel from my discussions and following this, most people tend to feel that what he's trying to do is put out on the ridge just put out there and outrages proposition that he knows is not feasible, but he wants it to saw from the so the position on normalization with israel. this is the big prize that the us under, by to now under the drum that they've always looked for. they want to get so they may be a israel to have normal diplomatic relations. the feeling that this would so open the door to all the other countries following suit and the so these have actually taken the harder line position after the trump proposal. so the, so these are incredibly important discussions with another focus naturally on the, the discussions or florida today are going to focus on the negotiations to release the hostages and the powers to the you on that all you and then sees are in general are you fearful now, given what's being said by the presidents about the advocacy, the solidity of t

and last, remember the president campaigned on keeping us troops out of wars, especially in the middle east snow, some republican commentator said the president just probably using this as a tactic negotiations. and he does like to be unpredictable for unpredictable. but he also does know the politics of it, and he has to realize that using us troops in the middle east would be very unpopular with many of the people who put them in office. patty, go ahead and i'll just 0 at the pentagon, said i had held onto sarah, i'm having fun in this with any city of one of the any. and i will be explaining why people here are dealing in a policy of the government, the commission, and not to be use the or the had a lot of that. there's lots of calm and quiet whether to be found across europe at the moment. high pressure is in charge across central in western areas. so dry skies, lots of settled conditions and even some winter sunshine. you can see it's cloudy across central pot, severe and we're going to see something of a cool down with that cloud spreading towards the northwest. but for thursday, some

government he has pressure from a few different areas as well. meet with cough the invoice, the us, the middle east and boy has been overseeing all these details and he's national who is supposed to be flying out. so fall currently on his schedule to the white house on sunday to meet with, sorry to washington dc of sunday to meet with trump in the white house on tuesday at so the people leading this count to the exchange from as well. so this is a really important point that he is that, well they stop these negotiations for the 2nd phase, the deal on monday. the other big event we are waiting, laura today is the release of palestinian prisoners. and we have pictures, i believe from offer present in the occupied west bank the vicinity of the present and previous exchanges. we saw bosses carrying prisoners from offer and taking them to a run my line the occupied westbank talk to us about the process today. and what we're going to see happen so it looks as though this will continue as a kind of car. you all can see that we've seen on a weekly basis. so it's not just of, of present in the occupied west

us has the authority to do so. can president trump really take ownership of gaza and turn it into the riviera of the middle east? the strip on the mediterranean. around 25 miles long and roughly six miles wide. around two million housed in a sliver, most of whom have around 2 million palestinians live there. most of whom have been displaced internally by the war between hamas and israel. a huge amount of damage has been done to infrastructure over the past 15 months. but could gaza end up under us ownership as part of a reconstruction plan? the short answer is the experts we spoke to think such a plan would involve clear violations of international law. firstly, article 2.4 of the un charter says the use of force is illegal. members agreed to refrain in international relations from the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity or political independence of any state. the idea that this would benefit the population of gaza or another population is legally completely meaningless. it is simply prohibited to use military force on the territory of another state, particularly in order to conquer or annex

this distance is adding to the confusion of it from some tensions for us involvement in the middle east. i'm drawing now by augment jamil awesome. he's a member of the po loos, palestinian central council and the former head of the strategic affairs unit of the palestinian prime minister's office is drugs and it's good to have you with us . what was your reaction when you heard president trump talking about seizing gaza and creating what he said would be the riviera of the middle least a let's see like 2 things came to my mind. the 1st one and that's this is a feeling that the history, the dentist after this event, the folk to but this is a continue with the for as long as module that's going to be cleansing. is that the long time ago? like no, we have the american president joining in the plan. the 2nd thing came to my mind that this is actually been doing one other projects and last already for you last year like okay, is out and get it questionnaire. the plan that was in his speech in hartford university for what a 2024 pages may be, either of them and more projects of it's around sp

at the time queen elizabeth bestowed on him the title of his highness. in the middle east. about usingth in development on massive restoration projects. because these historic cities very often are concentrations of the ultra poor. he turned the derby into a procession. _ epsom derby winner shergar. aga khan's charitable foundation says that peacefully in portugal surrounded by family. time to expect that this would happen, it is obviously a big shock when it does happen. a bit like when the queen passed and many people in britain only new queen elizabeth and had not experienced another monarch. it is the passing of an era. tributes include those from human rights activist malala yousafzai who said that his legacy would continue to live on through the incredible work he did in education and health around the world. the us postal has the us postal suspended the us postal has suspended receiving parcels from — suspended receiving parcels from china. it is to be suspended receiving parcels from china. it is thought to be reflecting z’f’éfi " ’ to ma to mm decision to tighten rules on tarif

now, after all this, now, how do you see the us roll in the middle east and the end the piece process now? and what is the us is supposed to be a stabilizing force that closes the gaps between different parties and opponent in the opponents in the middle east. it's not supposed to have a perception with being a completely part isn't biased, is really the ally in the region that is only looking for is the interest to no matter how it destroys the room based into an estimate order. so it is a heavy damage. it gets also heavy, damaging to the trust in the american role in the middle east. if the u. s. is, is no longer playing by international for there who would be international orders or any basic coma and is now vive, drawing the map in the, in the entire region. it's a very scary time to, to witness. thank you very much. and well, how about the se hold of it? let's have a quick look now at some of the other stories making headlines. thousands of rallied against donald trump and 11 mosque and cities across the us, colon and say, drums, string of executive orders on democratic choose mo

business, the deputy news life from the us president donald trump says he's country will take over garza and turn it into the riviera. that's in the middle east to us. we'll take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with a to, we'll own it. once product statements and guys have regular cases of egypt and jordan and prime minister benjamin netanyahu. price is the us president for thinking out of the box. also on the program growing along and the us i see it on must gains access to federal payment systems. democrats accused and misleading, a hostile takeover of the us government the i'm so okay, welcome to the program. we begin with donald trump tons a gaza us president has announced that he's country will take over the gaza strip that palestinians living that could be settled elsewhere, made to come into the white house press conference alongside is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. mister netanyahu describe the idea as was paying attention to and said that it could change history and gaza at the medicine group, how mass and palestinian leaders in the west bank of rejected the idea of several of us allies in the region, including s

out on fisher has more from washington dc. stevens for donald trump, who was offended us policy in the middle east in the past. remember when he announced that the embassy was moving to jerusalem. this is a key, usually controversial comment as press secretary tried to suggest it would just be a temporary move. but donald trump ruling that i in his to a social pause in the last few hours saying that the intention is that the weekly of the gaza strip, the palestinians would be housed elsewhere and the americans would take over. so many problems with the 1st of all, there's no guarantee that the us to get solver and territory. it's not in the, it's really a gift to give. it would be against international law. if he's pushing for the force evacuation of around $2000000.00 people that would be against international law. there's no, we're immediately for the palestinians to go. certainly the jordanians and the addictions have said that they couldn't take in that number of people. they don't want to take in that number of people, the policies, and he has to stay in palestine. and then of course, those w

united nations resolutions we, we are afraid that in security and stability would remain with us and in the middle east. so uh, i guess we, we, we have ministry at our position and i, i thought very much if the united states would, would, would, would change. this would pressure us to we hope that they want to exert any pressures on egypt because we will exec these pressures in order for egypt to upset what the american president all right make, making your position clear, making agent position clear by repeating its long held views that there must be a 2 state solution. what practical steps could egypt possibly take? how could they, as you say, resist potential pressure from the united states? of course they have pretty strong financial leave is to pull down a. it was uh, we uh, from 1967 day american eviction relations have seen option bounce. i have seen pressures to amended this pressures from the american side in order to push asia to accept certain arrangements concerning whether it's relations with israel or the over one situation. and in the middle east and all of these locations, egypt stood f

so taken off and use on straight to the middle east. we go, we're showing you live footage right now from ga. so what you're seeing there, it's just off and 9 am on saturday, temperature is about 13 degrees celsius and where basically absorbing of a hostage exchange is set to take place any 2nd. now we're going to sign over a $180.00 palestinians will be swap for 3 is right. is what? let's get more details. now. of course he lives on middle east bureau chief maria for an option of details on this. maria, good morning to you. can you take us through the details office swap right now, the wanting to jo rory. well, so the de monster fees present are exchanged between these were aligned him off and so saw everything is going according to plan will almost everything as preparations are still on to go with. and we are indeed expecting the release of hostages to begin, and in a matter of minutes, this is the 1st swap since from sky the take over plan there were fi or is it can do real big deal, especially since it includes the displacement of

middle east. and the terms of us foreign policy. it's probably fair to say that the previous american presence has ever suggested anything quite like it. so today has been full of outrage on the question. what see thinking, i'm feel go and by then and this is the day the.

the us president actually doubled down on his plans with the middle east. cus will take over the guys this stress loaded us greatest trend as early as ever had in the white house you're talking tonight about the united states taking over a sovereign territory. what would allow you to do that? are you talking about a firm, an occupation? there everybody i've spoken to loves us. the idea of the united states boning that piece of land developing and creating thousands of jobs with something that will be magnificent. he sees a different future for that piece of land. he has a different idea. you might hope that we could do something really nice, really good, where they wouldn't want to return. why would they want to return in 7, maybe a 1000000 a. but i think all of them, i think they'll be resettled in areas where they can live a beautiful life, and nobody can live say, you can't live there. well, that's the drums plan for goss. i needs a host of other nations to carry the bowden of housing, the palestinians. we spoke with a jordanian politician who told us that neither carrot nor stick

on dw, the, the 16 w a news line from balance us president donald trump says he's country will take over the gaza and turn it into the 50 era. the middle east to us will take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with it to for loan. it is the trump ones, palestinians in garza relocated to egypt and jordan. it's very defined, benefit benjamin netanyahu. the prices for president fall thinking out of the box also, and the program student led anti corruption protests sweep across. so it'd be a tens of thousands joined, fresh nationwide demonstrations using the political crisis. the president purchase the until the welcome to the program. us present donald trump has announced that he's country will take over the gaza strip and the palestinians living there could be re settled elsewhere. they made the comments of the white house press conference alongside these very prime minister benjamin less than young. more than mister netanyahu describe the idea as this was paying attention to accept it. he could change history like life in gossip and doesn't group have mass. palestinian leaders in the west bank have rejected the idea of several of us al