and this is all over the west bank. you know, like you said, there's other types of groups and they recruit quickly and they come up quickly. so it's not the same as in gaza, but in israel, they're talking about it in kind of the same type of language that they need to eradicate. what's growing in, janine have a um, 70 palestinians killed in the west bank since the beginning of the year. if it wasn't for the attention on the war and casa, i mean, this is, this is huge, isn't it? i mean, what's been going on the westbank since october, the 7th, really, it's been overlooked by much of the world. is a huge some. but i think when october, the 7th is took place and some western countries, it wanted to at least admit on yahoo that he had the right side of the funds. i think many of us expect that what was going to happen, not only in golf and we were very clear, this is a war against the palestinian people and, and the main goal destroyed in the government has. it's not the old one group or the other is about how to keep deny

it's fundamentally interested in the west bank. would you agree with that assessment from the un secretary general? well, i would certainly say that is really government has an open agenda of the next thing, the west bank and gaza. it's a different story, but israel. busy policies as we've seen them are to displace and disrupt pilots in the livelihood everywhere. so, so that is common to both cars on the west bank of israel's defective control of both the territories continue to control over decades and to various degrees and levels is also common. but i think it's true that in many ways the far right, while it has studied sites on recycling, gaza, that seems to be much less possible now that a residence in uh guys that have moved back up north and there's a ceasefire. and trump has kind of a different vision now, and i think what we need to pay attention to is that the west bank is already under defacto acts, asian. i mean, israel already, especially in the last couple of years under finance minister because much rich who has also

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there were more resources militarily to allocate to the occupied west bank. and you also have the country's defense minister who has gone into the palestinian territory on multiple occasions with is really forces saying that they're not going to allow the west bank to turn into another gaza, however, you have policies that are being mirrored when we saw and gaza happening over the last 16 months is exactly what we're seeing happen in the occupied west bank. but the reality on the ground shows a story of policy needs were being displaced, palestinians who are being killed. civilian is the structure that is being destroyed. but nonetheless, the military says that this raid and rage, just like it are going to continue, however long they see fit. all right, that sounds years have this in heard live for us from mine. jordan, come to, thanks so much for breaking that all down for us. let's take a look at how many palestinians have been displaced by these really assault in the occupied westbank. official say at least $35000.00 people have been forced out from areas

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we are already witnessing similar patterns of disproportionate use of force in the west bank as we sawza before the ceasefire. so in conclusion, the current and much-needed ceasefire in gaza is the course extremely fragile as it is welcome. and as negotiators engage in discussions on the following parts ofes the agreement, the international community must continue to put pressure on both israeli and palestinian decision-makers. we also need stronger, , more united coherent and more assertive pressure for peace, for compromise and negotiated progress from the international and regional powers. given the fact of nature of the ceasefire and the potential for more violent in the west bank, the security council in accordance with your mandate should put all of your energies into achieving a peaceful resolution to the question of palestine in line with international law. the u.n. general assembly has scheduled key international mechanisms to address these challenges, including high contracting parties meeting for the geneva conventions in march and international conference in june to establi

but those palestinians remain in the occupied west bank. yeah, i mean there's a conflict, some of the same that the, that they have been doing with it. we've got some of the keep pushing them to move from one place to the other. but they keep them within this, this the situation which either they die or they have to accept of the has to leave the place. it seems that this is the wrong thing. and then also my trump is so i don't see how they can get rid of this situation that this sort of suicide is desperate because they know what's happening in augusta. and they know that this going to happen again in the, in the west bank who is behind this, is this a net yahoo push is this a far right push or those 2, or is it just one in the same? everybody's on the same page on this. i would like to say that there are different and for the types of things that i'm perspective about that, i mean everybody want, if you knew, so i went to it. when did they did the threats that the, how much every percent of not everybody wants the to stay. so there's enou

riley's, they turning their attention to the west bank to deal with the west bank? yes, yes, of course. this is the policy um, this is an update to its even uh, so what the timing get for you. they handle a plan for that. then you know, to the, one of the houses to kill the opportunity to establish that. but as the united states, encouraging people to leave the west bank and gaza and also even a and so much richard. and he said that 2025, it's going to be the year off. the is ryan in westbank. so there's a, a plan for that as talk to we, the, we can exhibit a scene in authority. as a mention. i also thought getting the ace is every g times. and there's a few years uh, within the is there any military gould on days by any means that's of the fiji times might be a mother that me expand outside in different area and was bad. so actually the doing these policies, but i come up again with that there's not even a bill we come up to it. you know, there's also domestic policies within days that a government, there's a domestic game between them at the right time. yeah. and

and that this is really not what has been happening in the west bank., israel really needs to change its strategy. anchor: here in the studio with me is a republican congressman from ohio. we have been discussing those plans. is that an idea that you are comfortable with? >> they are not really plans. we have to really go to what it means and where we started from. the president is looking to the fact that gaza needs to go into a transition of peace. they are sworn terrorist groups and organizations. sworn for the destruction of israel. they have perpetrated the continued attacks upon a zero. as the president looks at this, we have to have peace in the region. he is concerned about whether or not this area can continue. anchor: it does seem like a plan. you have the israeli defense minister talking about moving palestinians out. they are expressing concern that this is forced expulsion. trump has stood on the podium with the israeli prime minister. this feels like a plan. how is it not? >> he has certainly stated there is no plan. nobody and build a pla

today, they go out and put maps about taking more land, not only on the west bank but beyond the west bank, syria, lebanon, iraq and reaching saudi arabia. this impending and looming annexation is a big threat and enabled by the settlers and unleashing of the settlers. day in and day out. the settler activities, the increasing annexation, being vocal about annexation, our laborers have not had work for the last 15 months. we have 250,000 that used to work in israel. they cannot access israel or a penny in their pockets. and all of this compounds the problem on the west bank let alone what is happening in east jerusalem. the problem with the prisoners. the palestinian prisoners detained in israeli detention camps has doubled. so no matter how you look at it, it is quite problematic. but we count on international law. we count on our rights because i cannot be reprimanded when asking about my rights. international law and the i.c.j. ruling and its approval at the u.n. says this is an illegal occupation that needs to be dismantled in a year's time. it may not, but we need to see steps to

these really military has forced thousands of families to leave their homes across the west bank. hello. hi will do is we flood from janine county and we came to offer us my family's house, these ratings and to offer and asked everyone to leave the homes. and here we are displaced again and began to view the display 10 families from the telecom refugee camp. some of them have managed to find a place to stay with relatives for now. the rest have had to adjust the basic life in this tent in a neighboring village. was it? we don't get very cold at night. it's because the outs give us the blankets. so they're the ones that get code instead. but it's not just the cold. in any testing, you fear they won't be able to find food, water, and other necessities below the cavities, really ami forced us to leave in the middle of the night. we didn't know where to go, so i relatives of this space. it's under construction and like everything, even installation was very cold last night. having many of these palestinian refugees have been displaced time and time again. they say this time feels diff

particularly the northern west bank and the southern west bank. hebron and nablus, those 2 areas are so rich with religious significance for the settler movements, and which really represents the future of zionism in the future of israeli leadership. then israel can't afford to let that go. yeah, i cannot afford to. it's usually probably the honest indian state to take root. yeah, we're coming to them. but of course the corrupt palestinian authority then will kind of be neutralize. if that actually will happen. and i'm egypt enjoyed measured, se refusing point blank, any of the just despite no doubt threats from trump to go along with the trump agenda. but then so we can say that that was successive raising. regimes in your country have helped thomas basically because the bible blinking regime is we saw when the prisoners were sent to back to israel to the october 7th versus mazda has never been stronger in admissions, in the outgoing blinking state department. and if the west bank goes, because trump is given to go ahead to destroy it. basically these are the grades as recruiting su

so now they're happening all across the occupied west bank. but it's not just that it's people whose homes have been destroyed, hundreds of homes have been destroyed and it's not just the ones that are designated. there's a lot of damage to surrounding buildings. there's critical infrastructure that's been torn up and destroyed. and this is a large scale operation that's not just being conducted by these really military, but also with reinforcements that are being sent in by the ssion best. that's israel's internal security agency. come up and have the from your vantage point, is there any indication whatsoever at this stage that the is really military might just declare mission accomplished? we can pull out and then into all of this, the world seems quite the opposite. it seems that israel is only expanding this military rate and this offensive in the occupied westbank would begin in janine more than 2 weeks ago, expanded to 2 and got him and more north to, to boss and its surrounding areas. so this large scale operation, we're looking at 5 m

is world has a biblical right to the west bank. yeah, certainly these are the statements that we've seen coming out of members of this administration. again, it's nothing new. we've also seen that with past administrations in terms of never really wanting to address um you know, the reality on the ground which is in apartheid system that has been in place for many decades. the slow ethnic cleansing, that is now accelerating at a very dangerous pace. and of course, there can only be a political solution here. and one in which there simply is no political will coming out of the united states. and certainly not within these really leadership. and as a result, of course, palestinians are, you know, forced into a situation in which they're hoping for some application of international law standards that we've seen in terms of many of the recent rulings not only the i c j decision on genocide but a significantly the i c j a ruling on the occupation that came last summer. abdulla alada out of georgetown university here in colorado. thank y

we're taking from the gaza playbook and applying it to the west bank. now they denied this, i should say the is really military denies that they've changed anything to their orders. what to make a visit this, we're getting like these data points and these clues that the is really military is starting to deal with the west bank in the way that they dealt with gaza. a lot of people, i mean, they've been doing this in practice for the last 15 months. it's not even before that in terms of indiscriminate tooling and targeting, you know, is really such interest operations on atoria. so it is coming with product in and pay policies and often us fatalities. now doctors cannot true or often it's not really clear whether they're actually present militants or on, on civilians. i mean, this is something that israel has been doing in practice for quite a long while now. and especially over the last 15 months, it's mainly c $910.00 palestinians in the west bank for those that have been killed since since the 7th of october. and a lot of the times we're talking about

is really a sold sony north, unoccupied west bank of displaced more than 26000 palestinians over the past few weeks. and since the gauze of ceasefire was announced last month, is real, has increased both the frequency and the intensity of its military rates across the west bank, particularly in the north of the territory. its troops have been reading. so here's the map, the janine refugee camp. they've also been conducting rates on the to car and refugee camp. and as we said, the nearby nauseous camp houses there was homeless. oh, who does in amman? jordan, you're there because the is really government and the palestinian authority of band, osh 0 from reporting inside israel and inside the occupied westbank come down. what's the very latest that you're learning or that you've been able to find out about israel's military operation? of the well doesn't. the palestinians killed hundreds of homes destroyed and nearly 26000 palestinians who's been forcibly displaced by these ongoing is really military raids across the occupied west bank. now the military says that they're conducting oper

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well, as mom had mentioned that these really military has continued its raising the occupied west bank, detaining to people on monday as forces also set fire to a house in the town of c. like i'll have a west of janine city, a dawn, the fire force residents to flee. several houses in the area has been destroyed in the past few weeks. as he's ready to step up there is sold. is there any forces toned an area in hebron and rated the home of a palestinian prisoner who was released on saturday as part of the latest exchange of captives and prisoners with him off out of sydney and fight as battled is really forces near the house. since last month, israel has increased the frequency and intensity of its military base across the occupied west bank, and particularly in the north of the territory. as large scale operation has targeted counts in jeanine to come in and no shops. that's bringing, i'll just here is new or all day for the latest on this, nor is in amman. jordan, because he is really government in policy and authority, has been dodge, is here from a 14 in israel and the occupied westb

this in turn, will fully paving the way for the annexation of vast areas of the west bank. and this is exactly what is happening now. the what. this is our teens and national, reaching you from the russian capital with the latest from around the world. i have mike called quite yet now despite and increasingly bleak picture of ukraine on the battlefield, but you can still insist that must be no peace negotiations with moscow. a cold came from london stop different, much during his latest trip to get it's still our assessment that fruits and shows no desire to negotiate at all at this point in time. so we continue to support you to the max as you fight the surrender war of all this is actually his 5th visit there, as he proudly said. and he even said both france might get a bit jealous. let's not talk about it too much. and he was, of course, there to reiterate, once again, the case support for ukraine. and he also announced some more financial aid that will be coming ukraine's way. and that will be to the tune of $68700000.00. and now in total, that brings the case commitmen

and in the occupied the west bank. so i understand that it is right. the investigation is on the way. was that heading well, these early army has released the initial findings of the prob, saying that they're still trying to figure out how the government went on detected as he arrived on foot in a tactical best and an em 16 rifle. the military also says that there was a gun battle that ensued and during the shoot out, the gunman actually managed to go to a watchtower and then to was really soldiers were shot and killed the 6 others wounded. and the military says that after the gunman had tried to get away another is really soldier, had thrown a grenade in his direction and then the shooter was ultimately shot dead by these really military. but what they're trying to really figure out here is how a person was able to approach this checkpoint without raising any alarms. because this is an area where there's been a bolstered security presence in the northern part of the occupied west bank. as these rarely army intensifies its activity there and how the, t

has suffered to you up to the west bank. trump told journalists, many people happy with the idea. well, we're discussing that with many of your representatives, you represented very well. and people do like the idea, but we, we haven't taken a position on it yet, but we will be will be making an announcement probably on that very specific topic over the next 4 weeks for tough. westman is a professor of israel studies and political science at the university of california los angeles. he joins us from ally now. thank you very much for being with us. you'll reaction 1st of all to donald trump's press conference. i mean, can you try and rationalize or explain where he is coming from and what he's actually trying to do here, as well as hot. i didn't think i could be surprised any longer by president trauma stevens, but i must say that i was genuinely quite shocked by his them onto this press conference. and they really seem to come out to prove, i mean, is to previously about, you know, the real estate value of gauze on his southern no child cushion is also mentioned this, of course, t

g 0 from reporting inside israel and the occupied west bank come to thousands of palestinians have been displaced since this military operation started . roads and infrastructure been destroyed and they occupied west bank. what's the ultimate goal here for israel? of the ultimate goal that's been stated by the military and the country's defense minister is to crack down them, aren't palestinian fighters in the occupied west bank, especially in places like janine and to defend in this raid started just a little over 2 weeks ago and did you need refugee camp displacing around 15000 palestinians there initially. but that number across the occupied west bank has grown to 35000 just harling images, showing palestinians in their refugee camps in their towns and cities in the streets is really forces even caught on video. throwing has done grenade at a group of palestinians, women and children are among that crowd, but the army maintains that they are there to target palestinian fighters just last week in jeanine. they had detonated $23.00 structures at once, destroying several homes. but offi

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ramallah is essentially the de facto acting capital of the west bank. the palestinians will tell you that jerusalem is the capital and under the disputed state of jerusalem, both the israelis and the palestinians claim jerusalem as their joint capital. effectively, though, most government organizations and agencies are in tel aviv for israel, and the similar situation exists in ramallah for the palestinians. joining me now, aaron david miller, senior fellow at carnegie endowment for international peace, former senior advisor for arab-israeli negotiations at the state department. stephen cook joins me as well. he's a senior fellow for middle east and africa studies at the council on foreign relations. good morning to both of you guys. aaron, i'm amazing that we are at the fifth week of this. israel and hamas have a commitment to continue a longer lasting truce. boy, donald trump threw a wrench into the works earlier this week. what's your sense of where we are compared to where we were a week ago? >> i mean, frankly, ali, it's great to be here with you,

this in turn, but fully paving the way for the annexation of vast areas of the west bank. and this is exactly what is happening now. and a u. n. n voice has thousands of people have lost the lives in the m 23 minutes and defensive and the democratic republics depends on the telling me our, almost every, all the day. this is all to international. as always, you're very welcome to the program. thank you for choosing us. this past will starting us off as a russian troops make steady games on along the front line. ukraine has been forced to abandon its position sense, but even as zaleski faces vis deteriorating situation on the battlefield. burton insist that will be no negotiations with will scope on a trip to key of london's top tip not pledged maximum support for his ally. and it's still our assessment that through to him shows no desire to negotiate at all at this point in time. so we continue to support you to the max and as you fight the surrender, this will, while i've discussed this with all take correspond to marina cost, her bus. so another visit to kiera of i thing

the, the, the destruction and displacements in the occupied west bank as well as ongoing military offensive into refugee camps, displaces at least $26000.00 palestinians, the total until mcbride, the ssl just are live from died. also coming up. the president has not committed to putting boots on the ground and gaza. he has also said that the united states is not going to pay for the rebuilding of golf on. the trump administration to pay is to move back donald trump's plan to take over gallons of to global outrage is vital to state through the bands and also the international law. easy samsung boulevard. any form of f be clean c the u. n. secretary general wants against ethnic cleansing, and cancer and research goals for palestinian state. so it's plus i'm out of material in english. and bob way, i'll tell you why people here in stockton, worried about the cost to us funded the from old in 2 weeks, thousands of palestinians in the occupied westbank had been under, is rarely sage tramped in their homes. children unable to go to school and daily life at a standstill, as well as military assaul

i'm a want to give degree line to, to go on in the west bank, especially in the west bank. and yes, it is going to expand what these are in the army city and spoken about expanding this to a position to the front of you. as you can see, the north end as well as to the front and downs as vintages, which they believe that the best thing is, is this guys are there now that i'm eligible to vote, getting more than 50 that i've seen and is this does, this is not true, because we know that most of them are are 50 years. it's exactly like the claim gives us that gives more than you know, $50000.00 as i'm talking about getting come us. but what we know that the most of them, what are the, even today this morning. but after going to children. ready get injured in the area, so it is not at doris as they claim, no, it be asked to be theirs and they are not, all of them are resistance. so cases that we're giving we understood at the fuse all professors that the mirror from the political science and school or per site universities are thank you very much for giving us your view on your p

an all out campaign to settle the west bank.he question is, will that settlement movement get the approval of the most important power in the world, the united states? donald trump said this week that they would be making an announcement on that very issue over the next four weeks. now, after a break, we go to the movies, oscar nominated ones. my letter from london with actor mikey madison on becoming a nora, the sex worker from brooklyn who falls for the son of a russian oligarch. >> that's one of the things i love about this character is that she has this amazing fighting spirit. >> welcome back. >> have i got news for you? next saturday at nine on cnn. >> did you take your vitamin today? >> that's my job nature made. >> made with. quality ingredients. made to care for you every. day from nature made the number one pharmacist, recommended vitamin and supplement brand. >> honestly. >> i was. >> scared when i was told age related macular degeneration could jeopardize my vision. >> great. >> one more. >> thing to worry about. >>

uh no, we have bundled now along in the west bank. what do you mean or of dine here is better. it is better than going anywhere else. no. because you have nothing after losing your land in the country and home. a lot of clifton trump proposed that the united states take cobra goza and resettle the eva, 2000000 palestinians living the 2, spoke to media international condemnation. in the search for solutions. we must not make the problem worse is vital to stay through to the bad, the bulk of international law. it is essential to avoid any form of ethnic cleansing of the proposal to resettle gardens was also spend by neighboring countries, jordan and egypt, which trump had previously suggested should welcome them in. but the i did did find favor with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. almost your actual idea of allowing for his cousins want to leave the leave or what's wrong with that. they can leave that can then come back, they can relocate and come back. but you have to rebuild guys if you want to rebuild, because you can't have it. this is the 1st good idea that i've

it's not just about his plans for dollars but also for the west bank. why is really forced is all currently conducting raids. trump progress the announcement and laying out washington's position on those territories, would it be made shortly for is really the scenario areas we've many believe beautiful. well, we're discussing that with many of your representatives here represented very well . and people do like the idea, but we, we haven't taken a position on it yet, but we will be will be making an announcement probably on that very specific topic over the next 4 weeks is ro is 18 days and 20 minutes, feel pricing in the west spot since then we have seen $12.00 in strikes, range, demolitions and arrest local home several so full and vixen to is reset to this. now the idea for it's pub says that it's conducting the offensive code named on who to ensure security in the area. well, let's not what, take a look at the human tone that we will have this has taken. so at least the 2 palestinians, including a child were reported meet detained and that was on we

these are the palestinian fighters, is the removal of the weapons from the west bank. the palestinians will tell you that they have a legitimate right to resist against the occupying power. and then the rest of the palestinians were feeling the bronze of these raids and the displacement will tell you that this is just another reality of life under is really occupation of the select that for the go daddy and capital about. thank you. the, the these really been, the tree, has completed his withdrawal of the so called that said him, colorado and garza, the move also agreed as part of last month ceasefire. deal with him. us private security personnel on i bought between the crossing, which divides northern and southern garza, the withdrawal allows, will allow us to be in today trucks to move through the crossing with some checks along the way. now the net, so i'm cardo is a mill. it presented about 6 club which is wide, created by these really minute tree at the start of the roll. it bill bases that off to taking care of abilities and destroying homes. stephanie deca has m

seen what happened in gaza, they fear is real now feels in bold and to do the same in the occupied west bank and run a la hon. l to 0 from the sun health is an online because he's ready to government on palestinian authority, has bundled 0 from reporting inside israel and occupied with bank. at least 35000 palestinians have been forcibly displaced across the occupied west bank because of the ongoing is really military raid and operations that are happening across the palestinian territory. now the military maintains that it's targeting ours, pulsing in fighters and wants to crack down on them in those areas. however, civilians are the ones reeling from these really military activity because there's a lot of civilian infrastructure that's being damaged and destroyed when this raid began. and jeanine over 2 weeks ago you had heavily armed is really military vehicles entering through the refugee camp, destroying critical roads and infrastructure along the way. and that has spread to around 5 different cities in the occupied west bank. now the military had said once that ceasefire in gaza had ta

and that has spread to around 5 different cities in the occupied west bank. now the military had said once that ceasefire and gaza had taken place, that they were gearing up for large military offensive in the palestinian territory in the west bank. and that now they had more military resources to allocate their because the focus wasn't on gaza. however, the palestinian civilian say that they are trying to be forced out the policies that were happening in gaza by the military over the last 16 months are being mirrored in the occupied westbank. have the central benches ego among the displace palestinians have been rushing to return to their homes and north and gaza after his really forces withdrew from the net setting corner door. the strip of land had been occupied throughout the war by israeli soldiers. there were long queues as families tried to cross, only to find that their movement is still being impeded by checkpoints. camille never lack reports. a moment of triumph as displaced palestinians waited to return home to northern casa is the 1st time since t

over the course the past few years about those rates that happened all the time in the occupied west bank by the is really military. i, on many occasions have been and several of those refugee camps be at north shelves . doors cut them other areas as well in the occupied west bankruptcy and how those rage, even before october 7th, had become part of the fabric of daily life. i want to ask you if you believe now that the goal for the israelis, when it comes to the occupied westbank is going to be annexation going forward. the quick answer is yes, and this has been the goal of these really is since 1917. when the balfour declaration was issued by a great person to support the creation of a jewish home in palestine, which was 93 percent out of them. this whole is when the is really go, they want the jewish state, they don't want to buy national state. they don't want to stay to follow up with citizens. they want the jewish state and they created and 1948 formerly. and they've continued to expanded the attacks on the west bank and for the last month or 2 or more vicious than what we've seen b

but the violence also stepped up in the west bank, and now it appears to be stepped up. once again, we will continue to follow this and bring you more details. more information on this as an when we get it now is real, has also launched in the air striking central gaza the target at a car, enjoying at least 4 people. that attack happened on our rashid road, used by palestinians returning to their homes in northern guys. if this is the aftermath is really media says the vehicle was trying to cross into northern gaza without being checked. it's a number of sick and injured palestinians and gaza boarding buses to leave the besieged strip for treatment abroad. the roof of border crossing with egypt is opening for a 2nd day with israel's approval. it's part of the agreement to allow for medical evacuation. we'll cover all of this uh, with our correspondence across the strip. in a moment. we'll be talking to target bloom and rossa 1st. so let's go to honey mountain with your in gaza city. honey, what, what can you tell us about what can only be described as a violation of the

it's fundamentally in the west bank. now that would be a total violation of international law and that would create a situation in which i think the abraham i think accords would be undermined completely and that would mean that we would never have stable peace in the middle east. >> one of the challenges we are faced with is in a more fragmented, polarized world is also this notion of proxy wars. proxy wars, i'm thinking about what we're seeing now in africa, sudan, somalia, mosul, and the sahal. i guess that this is something that keeps you up at night. it's hard to address. it's hard to attribute. but also for syria, this is probably one of the real impasses. also if you don't have an integration, then you can have a war going on for decades. mr. guterres: we live in a situation where the geopolitical divides are deep. the superpowers are deeply divided. with russia's invasion of ukraine of course the most serious problem but with china-u.s. relationship being, as you know, very deteriorated. could have worse with the

this in turn, will fully painting the way for the annexation of vast areas of the west bank. and this is exactly what is happening now. the kind of the welcome to our teaching option and you sent out what the latest updates of michael point, you know, despite had increasingly bleak picture for ukraine on the battlefields. the gates still insist that they must be no peace negotiations with moscow at a cold came from london to stop different, much during his late to strip the key at it's still our assessment that through to him shows no desire to negotiate at all. at this point in time, so we continue to support you to the max. and as you fight the surrender as well, well, this is actually his 5th visit there, as he proudly said. and he even said both friends might get a bit jealous. let's not talk about it too much. and he was, of course, there to reiterate, once again, the u. k. support for ukraine, and he also announced some more financial aid that will be coming you claims way. and that will be to the tune of $68700000.00. and now in total, that brings the case commitments

after slicing, and more than $26000.00 palestinians are forced to flee their homes in the occupied west bank as this really forces intensified. there were so the pressure, somebody in new york where a very rare instrument is about to be auctioned. i'll tell you what is expected to patch. the palestinians and gaza are still fighting for survival across the strip. despite the ceasefire, strong winds heavy rain and folding temperatures are making life even more difficult. among the ruins. authorities and gaza are pleading for temporary shelters cooling the most pressing humanity are in need for palestinians, and during what winter conditions? honey about mood reports from gaza. city their homes destroy, as they have no tens and nowhere to go to stay warm and dry. once the rains and high winds are making an almost unbearable situation, even worse for the hundreds of 1000 people, forced to live and make shift shelters in the gaza strip and ascend despite the treasury. the only thing despite the rain and the very bad weather people are staying under no roof, which means that people are hanging ont

palestinians in the west bank as well. now that's again, a crazy, insane, illegal idea. but i see that that is where these riley rise mits in yahoo! smart trish, bang v and a sizable proportion of these rarely public belief that they safety and security is bound up in removing palestinians from up is from there. i saw it, but from the territory and it's delusional and wrong. and i think that needs to be mfc not as pushback, but serious retell is reaction on the us and israel for even proposing these kind of idea is that it does happen. we'll, we'll certainly see that it as of what it does within the us itself. just to be a notion that the us will go in and take over the shape very clearly stated by the president of cause and redevelop. it is also going to raise those red flags, especially in democratic circles. and those people that will the gaze, what trump would do if he came into power and the phrase told you so. and this is exactly what he's promising by the wife of greenland as well and elsewhere that somehow the us h

well, for other state or 1st thing in stages and expanding is that to the, to the gaza and the west bank, you know, at least a nice smith and you know, and some of the cool, the fall line doesn't even hi, this is, this is a funding is a piece of heart that this is the, that those are the intentions. think if it continues like this and watch the show in the last week for washing go, is the project. so we certainly, this is the case and i think that's why i think the list that i still think there is not community sugary rejected outside. because a, it's a just for me thing. won't crimes on on it. my says yes and leave the driving by the students of the i to says that the we nation, which isn't driving so many us if you know that it was an issue, let alone and human lifestyle, invention and best executive. you know, the closer we have, we all have the, these are, the ministry has completed his withdrawal from the cycle that certain color adorning garza, the move was agreed as part of last month sees 5 deals with homeless, the private security personnel in the monitoring, the crossing which

a political solution and the agencies allowed it the provider in gaza the second largest in the west bank health services are in to go to building a strong national health system. they handle the role to play in education in gaza today and 636 and 50000 girls and boys living the rubble learning nothing more than how to survive ever early left more than two years of learning. absent they have the diversity to bring the children back to learning is so great is this for resuming learning gaza more than two or 60000 children households enrolled in our own homeland learning and if we failed to resume education in gaza come into preserve the occupied west bank, will sacrifice an entire generation of palestinian children treated members of counsel, political effort is compounded by financial challenges in deciding to and reduce the concentration to the agency pretty and appealing than urgent increasing financial support in the early disbursement of allocated cost review currently on hold. and i also two -underscore the agency long-standing commitment to neutrality rated presentation advisory com