and the biden is concerned that the ongoing protest in the universities against the is riley of warren garza, is it going to cost him the upcoming elections? and therefore he's making these statements. but the after the elections and whether it would be republicans or democrats, it would be more like a business as usual. right, right. at 7 more protests calling for these are the governments to do more to get hostages released. how much pressure is the government under? oh yeah, well is, today is the uh relatives of the hostages uh the stage at protest in the deluxe eve, in which they were and putting all the blame on the prime minister benjamin at the out. and, and they were saying that so long, but should be there between the hours the pricing and stuff is around, the relatives were not to be released from a captivity. and the, the 1st thing that has to be done is the removal of and that the anyhow, they called the other members of the government to leave this government. they're saying that this government is not acting to release the host is, but is a rather a, they're aiming at the war i

this is the human cost of israel, warren garza pain, suffering despair and a side that has become too familiar to gaza population if you enter in an area that was supposed to be the last safe place for palestinians. people here find themselves surrounded by intense is rarely bombardment, and the, there's no safe place enough, 500 units. they solicit your body and the say that's enough of safety. is there any with god? now is really troops on the ground. the reason they really forces have pushed deeper into rough despite international contamination. allows these really army prepares to expand its military maneuvers in gauze the south, most city, 600000 people have a slave the area to places like here and there is by honey my mode. i was just the . 7 there ballasa city house dine. ok, so that's the situation in central garza meanwhile in the north. is there any forces that are pushing deep into jamalia in a renewed offensive and your body refugee account has come on the heavy as writing bombardment. another 100000 policies have also been displaced from this area. and then also when did

when my children, wives of my sons and my grandchildren, this is the human cost of israel, warren garza pain, suffering despair, and a side that has become too familiar to gaza. population if you're in an area that was supposed to be the last safe place for palestinian people here, find themselves surrounded by intense is rarely bombardment. there's the, there's no safe place just enough of hon. eunice. they solicit your body and the say that's enough of safety is there any with god now is really proves on the ground reason they really forces have pushed deeper into rough despite international contamination. and as these really are me prepared to expand its military maneuvers in gauze, the south, most city, 600000 people have a slave the area to places like here. and there is by honey my mode. i was just the . 7 there are blocks that the house time a. is there any forces in palestinian fighters? meanwhile, a locked in the face. baffling north scottsdale. israel is metro. he says, 5 of its soldiers have been killed and 7 wound didn't jabante. and what it says was a friendly fire incident

have been protesting against israel's warren garza. so this is not the 1st speech where he is addressing the protests. he had another one recently from other why just from the oval office where he's at the free speech is protected in the visa to american principles on one side of the speech, but also law and order. we saw no difference to what happens afterwards with this protest, as with many things and universities on no taking their concerns. they demands a serious need of the investing from the companies that they say, profit from from israel, as ward and gaza, but also from other speak is what we heard. my johnson also the, the speaker of the house of representatives. he also spoke of the capital before president biden, and he said it's time for clarity. we must put an end to this madness. also saying that as rise of on to semitism after this was the attack on the jewish people, it seems to be holocaust. and i know this is hard to measure, but it is support for israel within the binding administration. would you say a strong today

as i thought in the warren garza is described by some as another neck about what are people going through well, there are even people have been describing what is happening in guns i since october the 7th, as the 2nd next about which is a greater than the 1st one in terms of the number of casualties i'm just told that is completely unprecedented for decades now. as they have been sharing the same similarity were presented in the internal displacement of citizens and civilians from their official home towns to all the areas that they are no longer able to return to to this very moment as palestinians have been completely saying that this neck but is more deadly and overwhelming in terms of the unprecedented deterioration of the humanitarian conditions, as people saying that this period is to set it to be the hardest of it due to the new and didn't site until now for the ongoing fight thing. and the attacks being made by the is very military, but in fact, what we do know is that there are 2 citizens. witnessing this genocide, the military campaign had witnessed the 1st neck. but that's happ

it is rarely as marking its memorial day in the shadow of its devastating warren garza that is families. it is really soldiers who in the far right, security minister, it's more bend there as he arrived at a cemetery and started pharmacy in 5 minutes to benjamin netanyahu. whose government was facing protests for his handling of the war? remember that memorial day is used to memorialize soldiers who have been killed in baffled houses. there is mohammed john who is covering this from amman, jordan, because the is really government has shut down houses here in israel. mohammed you, you heard that you heard the security minutes to get booed at the symmetry. you've been in israel's, most of this war. i wanted your read on a moment like that. what does it tell us? this really shows 0, the deepening divisions throughout israel when it comes to how israel is prosecuting this war. now up until today, every week we report on the fact that there are huge demonstrations in tell a v if you have thousands of anti government demonstrators that come out demanding that prime minister benjamin netanyahu

when my children, wives of my sons and my grandchildren, this is the human cost of israel, warren garza pain, suffering despair, and a side that has become too familiar to gauze. a population of funeral in an area that was supposed to be the last safe place for palestinian people here, find themselves surrounded by intense is rarely bombardment. and the there's no safe place to nelfa hun eunice. they solicit jamalia and the say that's enough for safety is any with good now is really troops on the ground reason they really forces have pushed deeper into rough despite international contamination. allows these really army prepares to expand its military maneuvers in gauze and south, most city, 600000. people have a slave the area to places like here and there is by the honeymoon. i was just the . 7 there are blocks that the house time and the know if he's really forces that pushing deeper into a central jamalia in a renewed offensive jabante a refugee camp has come under heavy use, really bombardment, another 100000 palestinians. i've also been displaced from this area in the north. when d

it's warren garza, with no end in sight. us president joe biden said that israel's plans to attack raw for a quote just wrong, and he paused the shipment of weapons to israel. but how real are the tensions between israel and its biggest sponsor, the united states? and can israel continue with war and gods with impunity? well into the future. today we're talking with daniel levy, president of the us middle east project and former advisor to be is really government. daniel, thank you so much for talking with us today. we just go right to the news president biden has put a pause on the shipment of arms and weapons and 2000 bond pound bonds is real. do you see this is a serious inflection point in the relationship, or is this just a minor speed bump? states it all depends on whether he's willing to sustain unexpired this way and it's been cold. last fall is that such an all events being read, visited will be sent to the time b. steve, i to show you at all i and many people watching will question well that, how will they doing still sending to 1000 pound bowls and a heck of a lot of other o

this is the human cost of israel, warren garza pain, suffering despair and a side that has become too familiar to gaza. population a funeral in an area that was supposed to be the last safe place for palestinian people here. find themselves surrounded by intense is rarely bombardment. the, there's no safe place enough. hon. eunice, thanks lots of jamalia and the say that's enough of safety. is there any with god now is really proves on the ground reason they really forces have pushed deeper into rough despite international contamination. and as these really are me prepared to expand its military maneuvers in gauze, the south, most city, 600000 people have a slave the area to places like here. and there is by honey my mode. i was just the . 7 there ballasa city, palestine, or in northern gauze, or is rarely soldiers in palestinian fights as have been long within fis, bottles. jamalia has come under heavy is ready, bombardment and wounded civilians are being rushed to come all at one hospital. the stuff say they have no medical supplies that are struggling to provide treatment. math. ho

central guys, i thought at the warren garza is described by some as another neck. but in terms of what's happening to the palestinians, tell us what people are going through of the world palestinians. in fact, the reading has been, have been describing that with the new notion of macbook due to the fact that the will has pro to completely negative repercussions. on old life of aspects, including the humanitarian and the security one where we're talking about a very collateral destruction being close to the entire garza's trip it 2 days since the interruption of this around of conflict which has been described to be that least of a just stick to our through of create comparison between the 1st and the 2nd next to us. but i'll send you something describing the and 19 for the 8 mass. but at least $15000.00 palestinians have the ripple to killed while in october. the 7th since october, the 7th, at more than $35000.00 palestinians being killed, we're talking about $5520.00 villages at least being stormed by the east valley militias and gardens, in 19 full to 8. while wi

warren garza has claimed over 35500 lives. the majority of those killed all women and children. now, the events of seeing growing suppression of pro palestinian voices from sense to ship in need you to a crunch down on protest is on special attention to anyone critical of as well. in just one months of purchase, the american universities needed 3000 people who maintained the land. coffee again says he knows many people who have been affected by d as riley prussia. and it's kind of interesting medation and harassment. i think it's part of the pressure is really puts on the united. ready states on countries such as germany, france. ready britain to try and suppress critical views and is what it is and is this moment the time, especially in the global. so i think this is not isolated the case. and i connected to the decision of france and germany not to allow the director of the university of glasgow, the son of the city, to enter the germany of funds to give similar tools menu, 1st one. now to ring the words and explain the why, the war in does a genocide, one is really should sto

when my children, wives of my sons and my grandchildren, this is the human cost of israel, warren garza pain, suffering despair, and a side that has become too familiar to gaza. population, if you enter in an area that was supposed to be the last safe place for palestinians, people here find themselves surrounded by intense is rarely bombardment. and the, there's no safe place enough. hon. eunice, thanks lots of jamalia and the say that's enough of safety is there any with god now is really proves on the ground reason they really forces have pushed deeper into rough despite international contamination. and as these really are me prepared to expand its military maneuvers in gauze, the south, most city, 600000 people have a slave the area to places like here. and there is by honey my mode. i was just the . 7 there ballasa city, palestine, us in northern dogs, is ready soldiers in palestinian fights as it belongs in france. bottles. jabante has come under heavy it's really bombardment and where to civilians are being rushed to come all at one hospital. the stuff that i say they have no med

this is the human cost of israel, warren garza pain, suffering despair, and a side that has become too familiar to gauze. a population of funeral in an area that was supposed to be the last safe place for palestinian people here . find themselves surrounded by intense is rarely bombardment of the no, there's no safe place just enough of hon. eunice. they solicit your body and the say that's enough of safety. is there any with god? now, is really troops on the ground. the reason they really forces have pushed deeper into rough despite international contamination. allows these really army prepares to expand its military maneuvers in gauze and south, most city, 600000. people have a slave the area to places like here and there is the honeymoon. i was just the. 7 there are blocks that the house time well in the coming is well is due to present this case that the international court of justice on thursday, south africa filed to appeal to the union's top cool tasking. it to over to the is really military. it's a health is operating in rough or south africa cheeses as well, of committing geno

you know, last a few months ago, the one warren died, garza was basing famine when children and families are in such a levels of starvation. when they're, they're facing severe and acute bound, intrusion, food alone, will not save their lives. they actually need medical treatment to, to get them back up, you know, to healthy to be healthy again. and so none of that has happened in the last few months. and this is why we have continued to harbor on that. you have a solutions to this are actually quite simple. we just need israel to open all of the crossing points and allow unfettered smattering aid. there are still thousands of trucks in egypt in waiting to be allowed in through about just as people and children are starving just a few miles away. i want to ask you about that, and perhaps this might sound like a slightly silly logistical question, but i would imagine that if the size of truck sitting outside of the crossing on board those trucks, they're going to be medical supplies with expiration date. same with when it comes to, to food and so, and how much of an impact is it having wh

those talks come as the un warren's that northern garza is now experiencing a full blown famine and moving towards the south. the head of the world food program is urging negotiators to reach a ceasefire as soon as possible to save lives. a earlier we spoke to a summer hung don, he's a senior spokesperson from us, and he says that in order to agree to any supplier deal, his group needs a guarantee from the u. s. that is really force is, will not launch a ground assault on rough, as well as to talking about the main issue, which is the complete ceasefire complete withdrawal from goods uh we hope to find some good and positive on such today if that had been through and go through this to uh, declare a positive on so if, if, if, if i may say that, but unfortunately that was a clear statement from, uh, the, to the whole, uh, showing that regardless to what may have been if there was a she's found on here with continues that, that's a good stuff like that to me, that would be know she's filed and that means the tech would be continuing, which is again switched to our discussion. at least we wan

n. warrens against a full scale offensive on the city, once considered the last safe haven to civilians inside garza also coming up from the program. the demo.

warren's for is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu onto mosley, the in gaza for war crimes and crimes against humanity related to the october 7th attacks on as well and the and see when conflict in garza. i have reasonable grounds to believe the 3 senior leaders of the mass. now yes, and while i'm at dice and ishmael honey, a back criminal responsibility for the following international crimes committed on the territory of israel. i'm the state of palestine from at least the 7th of october 2023. i can also confirm today that i have reasonable grounds to believe on the basis of evidence collected and examined by my office, that he's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu administer of defense. you, i've got a back criminal responsibility for the following international crimes committed on the territory of the state of palestine from at least the 8th of october 2023. the panel of the international criminal coal judges is yet sure consider their chief prosecutors, application, but several was rarely politicians have already commented on the news. one reaction is stronger than in other former and baffled as to the un calls of the course. s, theatre dogs, the dentist to the tunes of the t

garza representatives . that will discuss a resolution to the conflict in the occupied territories. also on the agenda that tensions between israel and iran, the warrens through dawn, and the rise and is on a phobia racism, comes in the home. it has this report for us from the summit heads of states and then a gift for more than 50 countries across full confidence. i've got the same thing. do we have a number of items on the agenda, but the main one is is right, it's one gods up for them and i'm a battle the gun via the coming to of the all i see and press the sunday. he said the suffering from the policy in and people must come to an end. he is, most of what you say, let's see means is it multiple groups groups are not only to the most of them, but also for the entire or the ongoing violence instructions individuals. and we want to tell you guys in the, continue to make the 1st bits of peace remote the, to day some, it took them to model the heads of states, and then it gets i expected to adopt. that is a lucian, that was the lucian would quote, once he gets the spot in the guise of strips. i'm a hand, i just did a bunch of the gun the how it purchas

garza experiencing from and quoting 5 minutes have benjamin netanyahu. she said israel has dramatically increase deliveries of humanitarian aid to gossip from the beginning of the warren. my fullest. that was, you have to provide the basic humanitarian aid that is required by international law. but in the last 6 weeks, we actually changed it. not only to providing basic humanitarian aid, but flooding guys that we've seen many tyree an aid. molly's in on isn't necessarily peace activist, are you joining us now? i'm from verona and it's a good to have you with a so on all to 0. do you think that this, any ruling by the international community course of justice is actually going to make any difference to what is happening in gaza and the west bank for from the 7 just after losing my voice parents, my mom and father in losing so many of my childhood friends and the parents, their children, many lucky enough to realize that a i was calling phoning dimension. i think the engine and the already 7 and that mazda is bus. and the vision is big matter we. so 1st i was, i am respecting which is always back the decision and the day i send you. but it's not enough. it's not enough.

northern garza experiencing from an quoting prime minister benjamin netanyahu to maintain that israel has dramatically increase deliberate exemption monitoring aid to does so. from the beginning of the warren, my fullest, it was you have to provide the basic humanitarian aid that is required by international law. but in the last 6 weeks, we actually changed it. not only to providing basic humanitarian aid, but sliding got that. we see many tyree an 8. okay, let's go to a correspondence on a couple of who's who is in debt on bala, in central gaza. so that was kind of coupling choking on, saying that to israel has been flooding guys out with humanitarian aid. what have you been seeing on the ground with regard to the delivery of humanitarian aid and the amount that is actually being able to get in to gaza will roll. now let's make it more clear for the audience that at 3, the invasion of rough they are where according to a constant flow of aids, supplies into the gaza strip with, with a very limited number of the humanitarian to get into the church. we do use by the army before said that they are providing the gaza strip with more than 300 humanitarian a trucks on daily basis. after we verif