us supreme court. steve, how would you characterize the state of us politics? we have this rolling on trump, and then we also have the current presidents seeking approval rating and impeachment controversies. well, i think what you're saying was, all of these cases being brought by democratic days before partisan judges is reflective of the declining approval ratings of, of jo bite. and the democrats are increasingly saying they can't be calm. they have to make for trump is not on the ballot. and i think every time they've brought one of these frivolous cases, you've seen trumps numbers. go up in the polls. you say more of folks moving to his side because they truly see that this is an assault on, on the democratic principles of letting the people vote and decide who they want to elect them, who they want to elect. not letting i'm elected judges make the decisions, the other, some of the democrats that are claiming that if donald trump wins, this will be the last presidential election. we get rulings like this from the state supreme court. this may have been th

so i am confident that the united states will not betray us. and all agreements with the u. s. will be fully implemented. so he's confident that the united states has his back, but the usa seems to be running out of money. and it's important to know that public opinion in the united states is not in favor of continued flow of weapons and funding to ukraine. 48 percent of americans say they don't think they they think at this point we spent too much money on ukraine now. 27 percent say is the right amount. small 11 percent say not enough. and 14 percent. just don't know. that's what leaves pulling data among americans, a real lack of enthusiasm for support for ukraine. those numbers are much higher among republicans that they are among democrats. and at this point. so we had a situation where the president united states by and it was trying to secure this in a package. he responded that he's going to continue pushing for his a package for funny kind of left off as well as what was that mr. president called on congress.

visiting the region in the us secretary of state had i in the us secretary of state had this message.e us secretary of state had this message.— in the us secretary of state had this message. i made clear before israel receives _ this message. i made clear before israel receives military _ this message. i made clear before israel receives military operations | israel receives military operations it must_ israel receives military operations it must put— israel receives military operations it must put in place humanitarian and civilian— it must put in place humanitarian and civilian protection plans that minimise — and civilian protection plans that minimise further casualties. overnight, in the occupied west bank, more palestinian prisoners were freed from israeli jails. being back home does not mean the end of the suffering. mohammed leftjail on monday but he is not yet totally free. both of his hands were fractured in beatings by israeli guards, he says. he now needs help to eat, drink and go to the bathroom. translation: they arrange so the elderly prisoners were put in the back. the

in the us state of— jesus would have wanted. in the us state of boston, _ jesus would have wanted.e decided to tie the knot during the festive period. their value, the ice free in the city �*s famous common. a touching moment and fairly practical. after all, moment and fairly practical. afterall, it moment and fairly practical. after all, it should make remembering the date of your anniversary a piece of cake. tim allman bbc news. congratulations to them. i want to take you back to the main story. developments in the israel—gaza war, these are life pictures, the live feed from southern israel looking out towards gaza. i want to bring you the comments made by the israeli prime minister in an article in the wall street journal. saying there are for peace. firstly, destroy, smack in his words, secondly, demilitarised gaza and thirdly, the radicalise the whole of palestinian society. we have plenty more reaction and details about what is happening. stay with us. this is bbc news. hello. we had some christmas day weather contrasts, with a high of 13.6 celsius, it was the mildest christm

we are here to express dissatisfaction with the restrictions that the state wants to impose on us, and fact that against this background the state is increasingly increasing the import of products from abroad, provoking direct and unfair competition. unlike other segments of the population, farmers in france protest relatively rarely, they simply have no time, but this time it seems to be boiling over, they say that it is becoming almost impossible to work under the yoke of... the use of glyphosate, the rise prices for diesel fuel with the possibility of its subsequent abandonment, delays in payment of subsidies from the european union, the lack of a clear strategy for balancing between the needs of agriculture and the requirements of the green transition. today we came to the administration to clearly say that the decisions taken are completely inapplicable to reality. that’s right, the state promised us specific support measures, promised millions of euros. but in the end we have absolutely nothing. the effect is reinforced by the growing discontent of european manufacturers by the l

and did or is in and the last see thing of national the steve, the frustrating economy of the, of us stated i get a got set of and they didn't bring any benefit to the organizations or the middle east and all the nation so far for the cat, the us national security council spokesperson has denied washington left a large cache of weapons and scanners down following its withdrawal. well this was his response to reports of those arms winding up outside the country. a c 21570. so just by the way intentionally, i don't, i haven't seen the reporting on these just to verify what you said about weapons less than afghanistan and participate or being used to one source. busy that the us left in the reports. but let me remind you, please take the opportunity to remind you we didn't just leave a bunch of weapons and afghanistan. this is a fallacy. this is a farce. what we did over the course of our 20 years in afghanistan, of course, with congressional approval and consultations was armed and helped equip the act in national security forces. washington and left behind $7000000000.00 worth of military eq

let's show you live pictures from waterloo in the us state of iowa where donald trump is due to speake, i'mjoined bya political reporter with the denver post. thank you for joining us on the programme and the trump team has responded swiftly saying they will appeal in this ruling applies only to the states are and what happens next? its the states are and what happens next? , ., , ., the states are and what happens next? , .,, ., ., , next? its opinion, donald trump would not _ next? its opinion, donald trump would not be _ next? its opinion, donald trump would not be allowed _ next? its opinion, donald trump would not be allowed to - next? its opinion, donald trump would not be allowed to appearl would not be allowed to appear on republican presidential primary and thus there is an appeal to the us supreme court in which the decision is stated, donald trump botts plus campaign said they were planning to swiftly file an appeal to the us supreme court. what to be the impact on other states that have tried to do something similar but have not managed to do so? it something similar but h

about 40 days ago , the us state department announced the transfer of guided bomb equipment worth 320lion dollars to israel . the ministry of war of the zionist regime announced that since the beginning of the war, 20 cargo planes of military equipment , including ammunition, armored vehicles and weapons, and more than 10 thousand tons of ammunition from the united states and some allied countries america has received azadeh palestine exposed the crimes of the occupying regime against the palestinian arabs. according to al-alam network, in addition to torturing and killing prisoners, the zionist regime threatens to re-arrest them and kill them in order to prevent the disclosure of their crimes in prisons. this sign at the entrance of the family house. it has been installed and there are pictures of family members who have never been together for more than 10 years due to being imprisoned. my hardest experience was when one of my friends was martyred. we were sitting on the fence when the zionist prison guard came and started beating us hit us they hit us on the head and face. they wan

according to knowledgeable sources , the us state department has submitted a request for the sale of 45,000 rounds of merkava tanks to congress, and this request is being reviewed by the foreign relations committee of the house of representatives and the senate foreign relations committee. about 40 days ago, the us state department announced the transfer of guided bomb equipment worth 320 million dollars to israel. secretary of war the zionist regime has announced that since the beginning of the war , it has found 20 cargo planes of military equipment, including ammunition, armored vehicles and weapons, and more than 10,000 tons of ammunition from the united states and some allied countries. there is a possibility of an uncontrollable explosion in the area. mr. amir abdullahian added in a telephone conversation with the secretary general of the united nations: america's support for the continuation of the zionist regime's military attacks has prevented a lasting ceasefire from being reached. the foreign minister also supports the palestinians, including the immediate opening of the r

and deny access to vital medical care and humanitarian assistance, and how did the us respond to this? the united states of america used its v2 power to turn down a un security council resolution put forward by the uae, calling for immediate humanitarian sease fire in gaza. a surprise, not really, but a damning testimony, the us veto makes it complicit in the carnage in gaza. many countries and international organizations condem the united states use of its feet to power and were vocal about double standards and hypocrisy of the... as its veto stands in sharp contrast to the values it professes to uphold in his strong condemnation and protest of the us veto, prime minister ibrahim said, on behalf of the malaysian government, i strongly condemn and protest the united states use of the veto a draft resolution for an urgent humanitarian sease fire in gaza. in statements he made to reporters, the malaysian prime minister expressed his deep regret over the ugly veeto as it neglected to see the price and appeal the international community. in turn, iranian foreign ministry spokesman nasir kanani. government h

that's what the us secretary state, on se, blinking said during his end of year briefing, we continue to believe it is real, does not have to choose between removing this letter from us and minimizing the total on civilians and guys. it has an obligation to do both and it has a strategic interest to do both in terms of doing both. many are looking on and watching as the united states is enabling a israel to not only continue to bomb gaza, but also to maximize civilian casualties as they do it sound the reports of the bombing and the targeting. and the attacks of the mass occurs continue to for and the death toll at the hands of the israeli defense forces. eyes approaching roughly 20000 people killed. and the united states seems to be in favor of continuing and allowing israel to continue what they're doing almost in definitely was in the united states at the un security council. the towing resolutions the call for a ceasefire, basically just allow we asked the international body of the israelis to continue to conduct their operations without any international intervention to make them

the top election official in the us state of maine has ruled that donald trump cannot run for presidentason — mr trump's actions leading up to the riot at the us capitol in washington in 2021, which the ruling in maine says the top election official in the us state of maine has ruled that was enough to trigger a constitutional clause banning anyone from holding office who's "engaged in insurrection." maine is the second us state to take this course of action. colorado did so earlier this month. but similar efforts to prevent mr trump from running have been thrown out in michigan and minnesota. the decision in maine was taken by the secretary of state, shenna bellows — she told the bbc why she had acted as she did. no presidential candidate has ever before engaged in insurrection. the events of january 6th were tragic and unprecedented, and the evidence presented in the hearing before me that i was duty—bound to rule upon indicated that january 6th 2021 was, in fact, an insurrection and mr trump did, in fact, engage in that insurrection. maine's secretary of state, shenna bellows, there.

the, are you aware of us funds for the region, which is why this thing out of the cornish, this are the answers this code. yes, and it was born you did indeed because the united states wants to make a kind of visit with misty and a career through the ability of this. i us about. ready it's phase because just been gone through this was accepted to be in this uh uh no, that was our young, easy. it would. yeah. and it'd be, uh, the image menu gone through is which of menu bar doesn't need it for them is that isn't under it. see if use the to be a involved with things is the because, you know, with a interest of the united states of america, it, on to their own spares the conflict from as, as a to is, there is a wouldn't, wouldn't be a many if this is to is the economy and the military and security. and this isn't moving on to all the news now. russia has, has no funds to but tried on its military intervention, the ukraine. that's the main message from president the present, who met with the countries top ross to reflects on the as achievements and set goals for the coming months. so we did, we sure would the, the vin so this, you have confirmed that the waste continues

kanani explained that the us is the main accomplice in the genocide against palestinians in gaza, by offering unflinching support for quote, the israeli regime stateaste, has a special حكم علي 99 سنه و 99 سنه من ضمن التعذيب الجسدي كان الهز وكان الشبح على الكرسي الصغير. they segregate the palestinian deton to destroy the humanity, the soul of this detony. این طوفان الاقصا بله علیه رژیم صهیونیستیست اما آمریکا زداییست این حادثه تاریخ ساز به معنای واقعی کلمه حادثه طوفان لخصا یه حادثه تاریخ ساز بود توانست جدول سیاست های آمریکا در این منطقه رو به هم بریزه. انشاءالله ادامه پیدا بکنه این طوفان جدول رو محو خواهد کرد. فرهنگ غرب، تمدن غرب همون تمدنیست که وقتی که با بمب فوسفوری می زننن ۵۰۰ کودک رو شهید می کنن، رئیس فلم کشور می ایسته. که اسرائیل داره از خودش دفاع می کنه. این دفاع از خود این فرهنگ غرب اینه. تو این قضیه فرهنگ غرب بی آبروش. اونی که اونا می خواستن البته اتفاق نیفتاد اونی که اونا دنبالش بودن اتفاق نمیفت اونا خواستن حزب الله رو نابود کنن در نقشه جدیدی که داشتن یکیش این بود نابودی حزب الله حزب الله ۱۰ برابر قوی تر شد بعد از جنگ سیاسی اونا خواستن عراق رو ببللعند نتوانستند israel has launched a fresh air strikes across the gaza strip one day after the

again, the us state department says israel needs to do more to come down on sets of violence against palestinians in the occupied west bank. and israel's war and goes or is expected to be the main topic of discussion as need is of golf country meet here in the israel is intensifying on widening it's ground. defensive in southern gaza bombing hospital schools and residential buildings. that's despite pressure from allies to reduce the number of civilian casualties. these are images now from inside the not the whole special in con eunice showing the often loss of it is rarely strike on a school sheltering the space to palestinians. these really ami is caustic funding, several areas of cause that closing and now in the south. nearly 16000 palestinians have been killed since the school began residential buildings and roughly in the south and also been reduced to rubble. as you see, people were ordered to evacuated in the middle of the night and the early hours of this morning. but israel's compartment is making his knit impossible to leave for the monks sent us this report and a warning

getting some lines out of the us state _ resolution.out of the us state department - resolution. getting some lines outj of the us state department saying the us, this is the a would welcome resolution that supports addressing humanitarian needs of gaza. but details of a resolution matter. so i think that takes cash doesn't take as much more forward, does it come i'm not going to ask you for a timetable because we are just getting delays, but can you map out what we are expecting now and the hours ahead?— hours ahead? yeah, well, the un security council— hours ahead? yeah, well, the un security council is _ hours ahead? yeah, well, the un security council is expected - hours ahead? yeah, well, the un security council is expected to . security council is expected to perhaps come together for a vote later this afternoon. i think it does matter, that comment there from the state department because the signal diplomats here are getting as well is that the united states is interested in having a resolution, so that would seem to suggest the

the us state department says it's racing. the fire old for cash strength ukraine is key of demands. money to keep it's more rapid going make dwindling stream of a from the west, the the very room. welcome to the program. you're watching archie international coming to line from us studio here in moscow. i'm sure that even scan is great, is always happy with us. well, move in a dozen and palestinians have been executed during an id afraid in gauze, a city. this is a cause taken to the geneva paste you were met, human rights watch dog, which is published. i witness testimonies of the alleged mexico and the soldiers gathered more than 50 men and force them to strip naked. then they opened fire on them and executed them in front of us. my husband by 3 sons and my brothers were executed in front of us, then they locked us and the rest of the women and children in the room and fired shows that as well as rarely, forces was stationed outside the house. we'll all taste dave sweeney joins me in the studio now. thanks very much. the for

us state of maine, donald trump is the leading republican candidate. ro was removed from the list of candidates for the presidential primaries in 2021 on the charge of inciting an attack on the congress of this country. 10 days ago, the supreme court of colorado state disqualified donald trump with the same reference did. this is one of the oldest ballot boxes in the national museum of american history. in 1919. the city of fulton, georgia, used one of the millions of ballot boxes that determined the fate of american elections over the years, but does the fate of elections in america come out of these ballot boxes alone? based on the oath i took to the us constitution and in line with my duties , i came to the conclusion that donald trump does not have the necessary qualifications to participate in the presidential primaries. this small state has only three chiefs. electoral has 538 electoral votes in the entire united states all three of them were allocated to biden in the previous election. now, according to the 14th amendment of the us constitution,

us's veto. many countries and international organizations condemned the united states of america's use of its veto in the united nations security council against a draft resolution calling for immediate cease fire for humanitarian reasons in the palestinian gaza strip. the convictions came one day after the united states used its veto during emergency session. to vote in the un security council on the draft resolution submitted by the uae, in which about 100 countries participated. more details in this following report. zionist israel has continued to indiscriminately attack civilians and civilian structures, impos a siege that amounts to collective punishment for the entire population of gaza, force mass displacement and access to vital medical care and humanitarian assistance, and how did the us respond to this carnage? the united states of america used its veto power to turn down a un security council resolution put forward by the uae, calling for immediate humanitarian ceasefire in gaza. a surprise, not really, but a damning testimony that the us veto makes it complicit in the carnage in gaza.

the us state department of minutes, it's raping the borrow for cash. drop ukraine is key of the mountains. more money to keep it more effort during emitted dwindling spring of age and the rest of the par, calling new liberty and justice for all the democrats run the state of colorado bonds . republican frontrunner donald trump from the local ballot, and next years residential life or must go. this is our team. my name's unit no. leave of 30 minutes of using use start not to palestinians have returned to galsen after being detained by the it's really military for several weeks now. the men claimed they were beaten by the idea on numerous occasions, despite the thing with their captors are wanting. you might find some of the following images distressed. i was, they took me and lead me. i told them i was injured, but they still beat me in the chest. they didn't even listen to me. a little more involved just so i did not know the faith or the number of the others doing these. they took my disabled brother and i don't know what happened to them. the 2 men a

world health organization says it was told to remove its medical supplies from its warehouse and the us state department says israel needs to do more to 20 channels. secular thought in some palestinians in the, on the as, as well as ground invasion, a southern gauze it gets on the way the north continues to be bombarded from the land and sea. this was the moment that is running dry and 5 and missile a beat. northern gauge of b come all at one hospital. dozens of people were killed and thousands more injured . an estimate of 10000 palestinians had been sheltering inside and around the medical center. now, more people are arriving from other areas being targeted. searching for refuge, a gauze has dealt to say that the situation i cannot add one on all the hospitals is catastrophic and run out of beds and medicine and they ended up being treated on floors adding car doors. kansas health industry is asking the u. n to pressure israel to release don't does that jail so they can treat the injured out as there is and i saw sharif is at the come i'll add one hospital, they sent us this update on the

that's how us state department spokesman. matthew miller described, the cranes unlimited prospects of receiving aid from washington. easy to fund the prize zone is the research or constituting any is it also have to box up there is no magic pot of funding that we have available to draw on if congress doesn't pass this bill, that's not how government funding works. there is a, there us funding streams that we can draw on. we have used those funding springs, we have nearly exhausted them and over the next for a few weeks will fully exhaust them. and that's all we need converse that. well, those words you just heard from the us state department spokesman that com at the time when the white house is still trying to negotiate in order to swing its funding package for ukraine. they're asking for an additional $60000000000.00 that wouldn't. ready not just money for ukraine, but also for israel and as well. and at this point, the white house is negotiating with republicans in congress about possibly getting that funding in exchange f

the us state department of minutes, it scraping the borrow for cash drop ukraine. us key of demands more money to keep it toward effort. go in a minute to wind like stream of 8, the department lean, liberty, and justice for all those. the democrats run the state of colorado funds. republican frontrunner donald trump from the local ball its next year. the rev. you're catching the news hour from today across the world. welcome to most go to our to international to our top story. the geneva based euro met, human rights watch dog has demanded an international probe into the legit torture of the execution of detainees by israel or the reported by is really made to the group sees it has gathered evidence, pointing on an idea of comp being turned into what resembles a notorious us military facility. this debt to montcalm has been turned into a new guantanamo like prison, where detainees are caged and inhumane conditions. your own med monitor, cited the is rarely armies use of open air chicken, coops to how is the detained and withholding of food or drink for long periods of time within fenced c

us's veto. many countries and international organizations condemned the united states of america's use of its veto in the united nations security council against a draft resolution calling for immediate ceasefire for humanitarian reasons in the palestinian gaza strip. the convictions came one day after the united states used its veto during emergency session to vote in the un security council. on the draft resolution submitted by the uae in which about 100 countries participated. more details in this following report. zionist israel has continued to indiscriminately attack civilians and civilian structures. impose a siege that amounts to collective punishment for the entire population of gaza, force mass displacement and deny access to vital medical care. and humanitarian assistance, and how did the us respond to this carnage? the united states of america used its veto power to turn down a un security council resolution put forward by the uae, calling for immediate humanitarian sease fire in gaza, a surprise, not really, but a damning testimony that the us veto makes it complicit in the carnage in

the top election official in the us state of maine has ruled that donald trump cannot run for presidentn the upcoming elections. the reason — mr trump's actions leading up to the riot at the us capitol in washington in 2021 — which the ruling in maine says was enough to trigger a constitutional clause banning anyone from holding office who's "engaged in insurrection". maine is the second us state to take this course of action — colorado did so earlier this month. but — similar efforts to prevent mr trump from running have been thrown out in michigan and minnesota. the decision in maine was taken by the secretary of state, shenna bellows — she told the bbc why she had acted as she did. no presidential candidate has intervened in insurrection. the events of january the 6th was unprecedented and i was duty to run an opponent, indicating that generate the set for 2021 was in insurrection and donald trump did engage in that. maine's secretary of state, shenna bellows there. mr trump has not yet commented on this latest turn of events — but his campaign has previously accused mrs bellows of b

states cannot come to an agreement on the ukrainian issue. the senate refused to put to a vote a bill on assistance to ukraine, israel, taiwan, as well. funds for border patrol on the ush mexico. the white house has repeatedly stated that without approval of this funding, the united states will run out of money to support ukraine in a few weeks. in total, the project was supposed to allocate $106 billion, including $60 billion for ukraine. in the meantime, kiev is allocated 175 million. and, as us secretary of state blinken noted, this package may be the last if congress does not approve biden’s request for additional funding. a white house spokesman said the same thing. john kirby, he was forced to admit that the united states is not able to account for all the weapons supplied to ukraine. the issue of reporting, we do share concerns about this, we have shared concerns about these systems and weapons since we started transferring them to ukraine. we are talking about war. if you think you can tell where each piece of art ends up. this is a war, this is a battle, now we are doing everything possible to account for the assistance we provide to ukraine for how they are

and how did the us respond to this carnage? the united states of america used its veto power to turn down a un security council resolution put forward by the uae, calling for immediate humanitarian sease fire in gaza. a surprise, not really, but a damning testimony that the us veto makes it complicit in the carnage in gaza. many countries and international organizations condemned the united states use of its vetop. and were vocal about the double standards and hypocrisy of the us, as its veto stands in sharp contrast to the values it professes to uphold. in his strong condemnation and protest of the us veto, malaysian prime minister anwar ibrahim said, on behalf of the malaysian government, i strongly condemn and protest the united states use of the veto a draft resolution for an urgent humanitarian ceasefire in gaza. in statements he made to reporters, the malaysian prime minister expressed his deep regret over the ugly veeto. as it neglected to see the cries and appeals of the international community. in turn, iranian foreign ministry spokesma

it can only bring us resistance and violence and we states, wait, let us stifle break here. and i'll just say right, when we come back, the youngest raise was being present on a criminal record for refusing to take part in compulsory to minute with cents on washington. announcer sanctions on sams accused of funding germanium funds to get some fees on the looks like we'll see some more storms across saudi arabia, everyone come, let's pinpoint exactly where this is going to happen. i think through central areas, western saudi arabia, there's been storms in both medina and mecca. i think we're gonna see a repeat on friday as well. highest level alerts issue for that rainfall in western saudi arabia could get striked with a few showers and re on, on friday with a high of 22 degrees. otherwise, this wind blowing down from a rock so still a breezy day for us and go high. and i think we'll see a bit more cloud cover on friday to central asia. we go, wow, temperatures have come crashing down in circ minutes. dance capital ask about just 10 degrees is this front has rolled through, s

these are the consequences all for you are us us eventually in the middle east, which on that's pressing states government data to conduct an independent policy. the, let's just go to 10 pm here. we must go this wednesday. this is to international with the very latest. we'll use his grades, have you with us. no more than a dozen palestinians have been killed in a field. styled execution during an idea afraid on garza city. let's go into the geneva base your head human rights. what start that's published? i witness testimony of domestic of the soldiers gathered more than 50 men and force them to strip naked. then they opened fire on them and executed them in front of us . my husband by 3 sons and my brothers were executed in front of us. then they locked us and the rest of the women and children in the room and fired shows that as well as rally, forces was stationed outside the house. well, this is joking, test so many from the euro made human rights organization. we have to say that it hasn't been independently verified at this stage. now they've spoken to a number of i witnesses for all my num

us's veto. many countries and international organizations condemned the united states of america's use of its veto in the united nations security council against a draft resolution calling for immediate cease fire for humanitarian reasons in the palestine gaza strip. the convictions came one day after the united states used its veto during emergency session to vote in the un security council on the draft. resolution submitted by the in which about 100 countries participated. more details in this following report. sciencest israel has continued to indiscriminately attack civilians and civilian structures, impos a siege that amounts to collective punchment for the entire population of gaza, force mass displacement and deny access to vital medical care and humanitarian assistance. and how did the us respond to? carnage: the united states of america used its v power to turn down a un security council resolution put forward by the uae, calling for immediate humanitarian sease fire in gaza. a surprise, not really, but a damning testimony that the us veto makes it composite in the carnage in gaza. many c

the us state - for that programme. indeed. you are in texas. the us state most i are in texas.ery much at the forefront of the green energy transition, when you look at the change happening, do you think it is enough? when you listen to the words of king charles who says the warning signs of extreme weather are being ignored. lode weather are being ignored. we think the weather are being ignored. - think the transition is under way. this transition, like all energy transitions has been going on, most energy transitions take about 60 years. we need to edify this one and accelerate this one because it is necessary to protect the climate and to the future and its generations. in texas, we are an important player in both oil and natural gas. also the nobles were the leading producers of renewables in the united states now. we are the home of where advanced energy and carbon management technologies and the economy around those technologies is going to happen. around those technologies is going to happen-— around those technologies is going to happen. what do you think about _ going

and unfortunately the united states and gives us the greenlight to do so. yeah, it's very disturbing to watch. so you also discuss potential war crimes by is not including raise on hospitals. here's the sake of this. and now here's how the us state department suppose person responded if it did happen to get to work on that side, i would say that is a tragedy of it's a tragedy for those babies, right? it's a tragedy for their family members. it's a tragedy for the palestinian people, and it is a tragedy for the world better if it's happened. is that all right? or is it a work site? i'm never going to be able to make an assessment here. you saw us today make a conclusion about more crumbs up. there were very deliberate steps, finding right process where we then apply the fact to lots, not something i can do, responded to over the identity. just just please let me finish my answers before you interrupt. i will take all your questions, it is not something i can do responding to a report from the body and just see how he responded to that. but what do you think

us and other western powers would try to take advantage of the red sea. the officials have warned that any act of hostility by israel or the united states will be met with unprecedentedpartment of defense has sent several warnings to ansar all movement. not to get involved in tensions in palestine, emed a brutal israeli aggression. on the gaza strip, however, as the leader of ansarlah, abdul malik althi stated, yemen is not the nation that takes its orders from the us. the resumption of israeli air strikes against the besieg guys strip means a yemeny army will resume its military efforts against the israeli regime by launching drones and ballistic missiles against the israeli entity. this also includes the capture or seazure of any israeli link ship in the red sea. yusuf maudi press earth and freedom, the latest demonstration in support of the people of gaza was staged in rome's northern suburb of montesakro on friday, the initiative organized by a string of groups including the student collective for palestine, the anti-zionist movement in solidarity with the palestinian people and some housing movements. took place as israel resumed air raids in gaza after seven-da

and how did the us respond this carnage? the united states of america used its video power to turn down a un security council resolution put forward by the uae calling for immediate humanitarian cease fire in gaza. a surprise, not really, but a dumning testimony of the us vto makes it complicit in the carnage in gaza. many countries and international organizations condemned the united states use its veeto power and brought the double standard and hypocrisy of us as its veto sense in sharp contrast to the values it professes to uphold. in his strong combination and protest of the us feto malaysian prime minister anwar ibrahim said on behalf of the malaysian government i strongly condemn and protest the united states suits of the veto a draft resolution for an urgent unitarian cease fire in gaza. in statements he made to reporters the prime minister expressed his deep regret over the ugly veto as it neglected to see the cries and appeals of the international community. in turn iranian. foreign ministry spokesman nasir kanani said, the us govern

the us state department said the value of this arms shipment is about 147 million dollars. in a letter to the congress, this ministry announced the declaration of the state of emergency and the urgent need of the zionist regime for military equipment for the gaza war. transfer this shipment to the immediate approval of the ministry of foreign affairs has been received. this is the second arms sale to the zionist regime in the past month, which is done with the approval of the ministry of foreign affairs and without the approval of the congress . approved military service to the zionist regime. it is said that the new weapons shipment will help the performance of 14,000 155 mm rockets that were sold to the zionist regime last month. last month, the us president announced an unprecedented support package 4.3 million dollars for tel aviv. the us state of maine has removed republican candidate donald trump from the list of candidates for the 2021 presidential primaries, accused of inciting an attack on the country's congress. 10 days ago, the supreme court of colorado state had

and the us state department says israel needs to do more to clump down on secular violence against palestinians in the occupied west bank. the as, as rel, expands its ground invasion in southern gaza. the army is still attacking northern gauze that from the ground and see the, this was the moment and is ready to go inside. and miss saul at the northern gates fee come all add $1.00 hospital, thousands of palestinians were killed and injured. an estimate of 10000 all still sheltering inside on around the medical center. now moved, palestinians are arriving from other areas on the is rarely a talk. all searching for refuge gauze is don't to say that the situation come all at one on all the hospitals is catastrophic. they've run out of beds and medicine, and the injured all being treated on the floor was in car doors. kansas health industry is asking the u. n to pressure israel to release don't because it has jail so they can treat the wounded or i'll just there is and i saw sharif is at the come all at one hospital. he sent us this update aside the situation inside the come out loud when the hospi

you. moving on, pro-palestine activists have self-emilated outside of the israeli consulats in the us state security guard who attempted to intervene was also injured. in the press conference, the police chief referred to the incident as an act of extreme political protest. israel resumed the strikes on gaza after a week long pause under truce deal that came to an end on friday. the onening ministry has dismissed anti-terman claims in a terrorism report issued by the us state departments, saying the reports international credibility. the ministry spokesman nasir khanani said these. the annual reports are prepared to threaten countries opposed to washington and that they have no bearing on nations sincere efforts to fight terror. he said such biased reports rather shed more light on the us government's double standards. he noted that it is lost on no one that washington is behind creating, funding, training and spear hating terrorist groups including daesh. he also accused the us of sheltering terrorists and creating a safe haven for the terrorist leaders. khadani explained that the us is th

us has also given israel several other types of bombs and artillery shells. the united states has given so-called bunkerbuster bombs and an array of other munitions to israel for its war on gaza. a wall street journal report citing unnamed us officials said washington has transferred 100 blu-109 bombs to israel that are meant to penetrate hearten structures before exploding. the us has also sent. forces to the occupied territories to assist israeli military, according to american officials, the commandos are in gaza to help the israeli military in finding captives held by palestinian fighters. while there is overwhelming bipartisan support for israel, among the american politicians, some critics are now casting doubt on whether spending taxpair dollars to provide such huge funds serves the interests of the american people. yes, there are enormous emergencies abroad. but there are also very serious emergencies in our own country, including the crisis we face in child care, in primary healthcare, housing and in other needs. the american people do not want us to continue to ignor

now the us state of main has blocks donald trump. from rounding in the 2024 election primary mains democrats, secretary of state, removed from under the constitution's insurrection. close. it's the 2nd state to bother form a president for money and the republican primary ballot of to colorado supreme court to the same earlier this month. i'll just say it was particular haine has more from washington dc. yeah, of us. so now 2nd state, the main secretary state comes out and says, donald trump cannot be on the primary ballot. because in this country, the states run elections and each of their own constitutions, they have their own law. so we're seeing very different outcomes. so in main, obviously the trumpet campaign says that they're going to appeal this state supreme court. there's probably going to have to decide whether or not she has the right to do this. we know the michigan supreme court said that they can sit down from has to be on the primary ballot and the colorado stair state. supreme court said south trump can't be on the b