he's in west jerusalem. let me ask you so this is now the 5th exchange of captives for presenting. how may i ask them as well? what do you make of these exchanges? so follow, have a strength of the see saw i do because the safe spot seems more incredible now than ever before. you're a 100 percent? correct? the, the 2nd phase is a big question mark of whether or not we'll move forward. it is entirely, i think, in the hands of the americans of donald trump and steve would cost if there was an ability to move forward. the reverse is have strengthened the will, it is really public for the ceasefire to continue. i think that we will save continuing throughout the remain during a period. i think another 23 days or 21 days worth of new point right now of the 1st 42 day periods. and then the go sections really haven't begun on the 2nd phase . and he is really team. and that's being sent to doha. now is a low level team, they don't have on the update to negotiate a doctor in your has not sent the heads of the team. he's talked about changing members of the negotiating team and perhaps in or

if is a member of the connect, it's representing the dash policy joins us now from west jerusalem. good to have you. it also talks on the 2nd phase was supposed to start today. i want indications that hasn't happened. how wiring a sign is fine to this is a terrifying sign. not the only of worrying one. i've been saying since day one that the them yeah. oh and the song, does it all, do you mean the college shouldn't need the government? i'm not really interested in, sees via orient, saving the easily any off the just let alone saving lives of thousands of products being yes. they are interested in 2 things that, that, you know, incentives interested as usual in his own good. that's it. he wants to stay and follow in order to stay out of prison. that's the only thing that goes about. and he does have made up for you. and if it comes with the expense of the lives of thousands and thousands of the books by the student is any. so there is a like in the socks that i, what do you mean the quality strand, mainly those well bouts of the a near fanatic, fascist eh, bodies they are interested

well, so gosh, on baskin is joining us from west jerusalem. now one thing that struck me about what the topic was describing the is best will to celebrate the nature of the scene, the music of the crowd. but also he was saying, the number of civilians who come who i'm to tease the children who have come, have lost a limb during the course of this bull. that may be celebrations that today. but let's not forget that this is generations of scarring that has been left in the gun was a strip because of as well as on, on it. absolutely, and we shouldn't forget that this was by uh, by design is rarely media have reported israel has this 100 to one ratio where if they find out that there is a from us commander in an area, they are willing to allow basically the killing of a 100 or more palestinian civilians. so they are really starting seeing is when you, when you consider, you know, the nature of the war and what has happened to 2 guys, i will talk think about approximately 3 percent just under 3 percent of the population of guys are having been kill

and he's negotiated with, i'm us for around 17 years, he's in west jerusalem. let me ask you, so this is now the 5th exchange of captives for prisoners between hamas and his really what do you make of these exchanges so far? have a strength of the see saw deal because the safe spot seems more incredible now than ever before. you're a 100 percent correct? the the, the 2nd phase is a big question mark of whether or not we'll move forward. it is entirely, i think, in the hands of the americans of donald trump, and steve would cost if there was an ability to move forward, the re bases have strengthened the will. it is really public for the ceasefire to continue. i think that we will save continuing throughout the remain during a period, i think another 23 days or 21 days worth the midpoint right now of the 1st 42 day periods and negotiations really haven't begun on the 2nd phase. and he is really team and.

in this day and others to come gosh on by skin, many things and you've joined your stuff from west jerusalem. and what i'm doing mostly on set, we're going to be talking to you a little bit more later. so please don't go too far. hello there. if you're just joining us the i'm laura kyle and you are watching out as there is just go on 8 d m t. and we're following this developing story of the 5th release of is really captives from gaza in exchange for palestinian prisoners from is really jails. now you're looking at live pictures here of some.

thanks and you've joined your stuff from west jerusalem and what have you all most read on set. we're going to be talking to you a little bit more later, so please don't go too far. hello there. if you're just joining us, the i'm or kyle and you are watching out is there is just go on 8 d m t. and we're following this developing story of the 5th release of is really captives from gaza in exchange for a palestinian prisoners from is really jails. now you're looking at live pictures here of central guns, a data on bala, in particular where we can see for a number of hours. now how mass is ongoing of customer gates has been preparing to release. 3 is really captives from guns. are the 3 male civilians. we expect that release to happen any months now we have been given an 8 g m t time . we understand that the international so as a of the red cross vehicles all preparing to receive those 3 men in the hands over with close be keeping a very close eye on those pictures. and indeed a topic i assume is the at the themes, the time. so to adjust the focus through the names of these 3 men w

from across garza, the occupied west bank, jerusalem, the saving lifetime. so long 10 sentences it is rainy trails. no day has bolt from the godaddy of the capital a month. because these, when the government dependents to the look forward to you have been down to 0 for reporting from inside as well as the occupied west bank. how much has released the list of read names of is really captives. it will set free on saturday in exchange for the israel will release a $183.00 palestinians, including a $111.00 taken from gaza during the 16 months of war. the united nations accused as israel of forcibly disappearing thousands of palestinians. they know from testimony that those at forcibly disappeared have been maltreated, including by starvation and sexual abuse. a 111 families of those disappeared are now celebrating 42. how to study as will be released to be occupied. westbank 7 will be exile out of the palestinian territory. this cease fire is very fragile and it's more fragile now than it was even from the onset because have must accuses israel of not keeping up

a trump supports is there is control of the best buy that includes jerusalem. the west bank and gaza. right? he supports that and he puts an investment that and is there by the name of my company who is an absolute extreme advantage. article scientist who believes that is not your patience. and by this time and that all of these places are judy on somebody else. and is there any per say, this is the land, a visitor, i promise to the jews by god. and hence, there is nothing to debate in this thing. i looked up at a senior should leave right on the piano, is that it's all the view by the way, that's what's important about it, right? miss down deeper into that this idea of the proposal of permanently recycling palestinians. he said, permanently resettling them a trump today and at and he added that he didn't think that jordan or egypt would say no to him about taking in the palestinians. what did you make of that? what's the likelihood of this proposal as controversial as it is coming to fruition monday? what to look at that there are few aspects of it. i'm not sure if you

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he's daily commute from the west spring to jerusalem is through the columbia check point for summer. how do you feel when you cross columbia check point books? the whole fix taylor in law made it to a level as in how you might, but also deal crying mission for the for the communion. my daughter and my son, if she need me, i am here is a traffic i need 3 or 4. i want to go to, to help buy some younger says that i do, i can understand why this would make you nervous. you can see some joe help me mistake. you lost your life. and that's happened many times. yes. the soldiers have the power to detain people like osama for hours, question them and place them in administrative detention without jobs or trial the should the us that's great. i can go, yeah, us so much like you have to ask permission to go into jerusalem to get back to your own city. but these physical infrastructure is just the beginning. these real has a vision of a seamless feature where technology minimizes the interactions between palestinians and these riley. i mean these real says it's safe, but it's quite disturbing. r

as, as the will began into an october 20 2372 others from the cost cause of the occupied west bank in jerusalem. the saving life or lone tubs sentence says it is rarely, giles how boss is accuses by le violating the cx. 5 deal by restricting the flow of 8 and shelter under the seas. 5 agreement, $200000.00 tons, was supposed to be allowed into garza. but any 10 percent of those have arrived safe for another provision of the deal includes the delivery of bolden. 60000 mobile homes not being delivered is also accused of blocking the entry of heavy equipment needed to recover both ease from the rebels, say. federal judge has temporarily blocked the trump administrations on placing employees of the us phone 8 agents. the old pay leaves that they all work by us. id was meant to be suspended for 90 days, as from midnight on friday. but the judge said a sided with the work is associations on getting that. trump does not have the authority to dispense till the agency. panama says the us president has postponed the planned phone call with the president, who's a below to, to discuss a diplomatic right. h

hundreds of thousands of palestinian refugee camps in the west bank including east jerusalem also continuefor their well-being and protection which are under direct escalating effects to intensify their attacks. causing destruction of property and the international community cannot ignore the rising violence and instability and cannot leave them without protection in this critical moment. to continue their historic accompaniment of our people on this long and painful journey which has been a central part and must remain so until its mandate is fulfilled. with the realization of their rights and the just and peaceful solution overcome the goal is to achieve. millions are dependent on us and we must not tell them. millions of palestine refugees, thank you mr. president. >> i think the president of the observer state of palestine for his statement. the presidency of the security council gives the floor to the representative of israel. i hereby inform united nation and security council that the deflation concerning the activity in israel well officially, and to fold and 48 hours. on january 30

, but actually look of what it means to the rest of the well got just come back from the west bank from jerusalem from jones. and here you see the statements by the us presidents. he is planning a program all ethnic cleansing of gaza. that is a crime under international law. that proposal is going to have devastating consequences to palestinians. i know sites are neighboring countries, so inside re take home, is he trying to confuse the us price? doesn't take us very far. let's look at the reality of what he's doing on it is, as i say, easiest thing. so let me ask you about the reality of what he's doing on that specific point given just how incredibly unrealistic this plan or forcibly displacing 2300000 palestinians out of gaza is egypt and jordan is not going to take them given how unrealistic it is what is the political strategy then behind suggesting such a plan? well, i know it has a cycling, as you are a budget being i unrealistic united states system for all of its current confusion a is, is the most powerful nation in the globe with massive military and financial associates, a complaint t

in october 20 2372 of us offer of across garza, the occupied west bank at jerusalem, the civic life tubs, or long term substances. it is rarely jail's. no day possible for the to damian capital about because it gives way because of the palestinian authority a bundle. just a rep from reporting inside as well as the okay pod westbank. how much has released the list of 3 names of is really captives. it will set free on saturday in exchange for that israel will release a $183.00 palestinians, including a $111.00 taken from gaza during the 16 months of war. the united nations accused as israel of forcibly disappearing thousands of palestinians. they know from the testimony of those at forcibly disappeared, have been maltreated, including by starvation and sexual abuse. a $111.00 families of those disappeared are now celebrating $42.00 palestinians will be released to be occupied. westbank 7 will be exiled out of the palestinian territory. this cease fire is very fragile and it's more fragile now than it was even from the onset because have mastic uses as well, of not keeping up its end of the

detained in gaza since the war began in october 20 2372 others from across casa, the occupied west bank of jerusalem. the civic life or long term sentence, says it is rarely, giles how boss is accused. as ryan of violating the si, fi deal by restricting the flow of aid and shelter under the ceasefire agreement. $200000.00 tons was supposed to be allowed into garza. but any 10 percent of those have arrived so far. or another provision of the dealings is the delivery of bolden, $60000.00 mobile homes. none have been delivered is right. and is also accused of blocking the entry of heavy equipment needed to recover bodies from the rubble. and that might not. it said, these really armies, denial of the delivery of heavy equipment and machinery into the gaza strip, which is required to remove more than $55000000.00 tons of concrete debris means that we will not be able to recover the more than $12000.00 dead bodies of the palestinians who are buried and missing under the rubble. it also means that a mass will not be able to honor their obligation to recover and return the dead bodies of these really capti

since the war began in october 20, 2372 others from across the gauze that they occupied, west bank and jerusalem serving life terms. long sentences are being held on the administrative detention because there was no a day has more of the jordanian capital, a man because he's really government and policy no far to have gone down to 0 from reporting inside israel and, and the outside west. but how much has released the list of 3 names of is really captive? it will set for you it on saturday in exchange for the israel will release a $183.00 palestinians, including a 111 taken from gaza during the 16 months of war. the united nations accused as israel of forcibly disappearing thousands of palestinians. they know from testimony that those at forcibly disappeared have been maltreated, including by starvation and sexual abuse. a 111 families of those disappeared are not celebrating. $42.00 palestinians will be released to the occupied westbank 7 will be exiled out of the palestinian territory. this cease fire is very fragile and it's more fragile now than it was even from the onset because have must ac

instead, zip like to and the west bank in jerusalem and the some, some bullock songs that have been used a to, since i message also for power, city and people that how much is it still a strong top power force on the ground. and these, these level of what the price is that's how been made good signifies that yeah, to reconnect as well. watching you were seeing those pictures of the red cross vehicles. they've come into hon eunice where you are waiting for the exchange to take place for those viewers who are just joining us here. and i'll just say, don't let me just remind you what we're seeing on screens we're seeing today is the exchange in hon. units of 2 of these really captives this morning's exchange will be 2 from upon units and one from northern gaza. but the pictures you're seeing on your screen, others from san eunice, a reporter target, god bless, whom is watching those events unfold. target as he was saying, the last exchange in con eunice was described by these writers is very chaotic. and as you say, things are looking like they'll be much more organized this time around. do

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i sold against the policy and in the west bank any nice jerusalem had intensified while the general side of the last salt was on going and gas off. of course the attention was on gas off because the number of people's motored on an everyday basis was enormous weather engulfing the west bank and these jews. and then we have continued to see if people killed homes and destroyed and belie just land exist in the canes, however, seats the ceasefire. all these violence which has already killed each $150.00 policy and in the west bank alone, that including nearly $2200.00 house is connected. and now we see we see the bone being all in dire residential beaks. i receive reports and then jeanine that extra g. com is pink. and then these, these, today, the armies or getting the population out to thousands of people have been kicked out. why? because easy to these after each and every part of the in the okay. but i've seen in data entry, they must move, these is the message for them. and this is why i think that we should be very, very worried about the general side. though, i sold a gaze, the bodie

it is clear that goes up like the west bank and east jerusalem belongs to the palestinians. they form the basis for a future palestinian state dominant cain is in bed and was reaction from across here. a reaction from european governments to the suggestion from the trunk white has, has been. busy successfully solidly come the nature of this suggestion, the german foreign minister and elaina bel, boxing the causes must not be expelled from gaza. is that it is important to remember that gaza is key to a palestinian state. there should be no permanent occupation or forcing out of people from garza then from the french government, from the spanish government. very similar sentiments. the spanish foreign minister sang gaza is a place for gauze and palestinians, and is fundamental to a palestinian state as part of a 2 state solution. that can, is the only way to guarantee prosperity and security for israel. french government also putting up pretty similar sentiments saying that the false civil expulsion of people from gaza was not going to be helpful towards the 2 state solution.

it is clear that gaza live the west bank and east jerusalem belongs to the palestinians. they form the basis for a future palestinian state and its try the prime minister benjamin this now is now expected to be in the us until science today will be meeting with minutes. we need is at the pentagon in the coming hours. that's go live to our white house correspondent, kimberly how could she joins us from washington, d. c. so 1st of all, how is trump's announcement gone down domestically that as well, according to the president who was speaking to reporters just a moment ago, at the swearing in for the attorney general pam bondy. he says that everybody loves it. that's all he had to say about it, but tell ready, he is marketing his proposal. now in terms of reaction on capitol hill where we should point out the is really prime minister will be on thursday. they were a little bit more guarded in their language, but they also said that, well, it was a surprising development in terms of the plan for. 2 the palestinians never to return to god side instead for donald trump saying

the speeds as to thousands of use. palestine belongs to the palestinians with garza, the west bank and east jerusalem. the people of garza who have not left the land despite old policy, savage rate, and a tax of israel for $471.00 days will continue to stay in garza to ben garza and to protect skarasettic. the early indications suggest the party of comfortable as prime minister alban corte is on course to win the parliamentary elections. the poll is seen as a test for corte, whose party won a landslide 4 years ago. so when your guy ego reports it's been a heated election campaign. as a prime minister includes the cost is vote and the capital appreciated a cost of, of sounds and across the road. but i'm living and future at all with its western allies are restored negotiations to normalize ties with former advisory serbia. yet, cookie appeared resolute. it's a new day and the sunny winter, a sort of the 1st ever regular parliamentary election sending depends on the state of the silver. i think all the citizens who have all the costs of their votes, and i encourage every citizen to vote. a sentiment ec

reinforce built those, those which have been used no just thing guys up, but also in the west bank and east jerusalem as well as that sort of whole because the democrats are upset that the weight donald trump is handling us aids. and also us foreign policy. the totally within the rights to prove that hold on it. but benjamin netanyahu, who is pushing forward with the idea, and he knows that he will get a better heating than he did when he was last. here in july, no joined section of congress this time. that's why he's, we think he's in small groups, but he also knows that in donald trump, he's a big it i live and joe biden, despite to vitamins on ending support for israel. i'm, we're seeing that with what we're told will be an executive order signed by donald trump in the coming hours, which will essentially put sanctions on anyone who helps the international criminal court and investigate american citizens for its allies. there will be visa and financial sanctions on members of the i. c. c. and also the i'm was this obviously a salt to benjamin dad. yeah. who has been indicted by the court for israe

and also for stuff for material that could be used in both a gas on the west bank and east jerusalem. they've been used there before. and the senators that upset that the weight donald trump is treating us. and also the whole foreign policy system at the moment severe holding everything back from israel at the moment. benjamin netanyahu was hoping they'll be able to free the low job. do you know if they've got a better heating, kias and he did when he was last in washington dc in july, even though, but to bite and invite to them to the white house. the relationship between the 2 was never great. he thinks he's got a much better ally and donald trump, and that's a kind of emphasized by the fact that the note or so donald trump will sign an executive order putting in place sanctions against anyone who helps the i see see photo of persecution against either us citizens audits allies and that includes the sanctions which will be financial and also diplomatic. now when you talk about the us and its allies, you're clearly talking about benjamin netanyahu. of course has been indicted by the

west bank. they have families in jerusalem. i have families in gaza. and i my family lives both in haifa, in jaffa and in the west bank. we can move them there. why not allow the women and children to move actually to where they have relatives? why not allow the orphans? there's 38,000 orphans in gaza. we have orphanages that are empty in jerusalem, in the west bank, in ramallah, in jenin and elsewhere. but you see that the vision is actually bypassing the palestinians and ethnically cleansing. >> i reject one portion of your statement, which is to say that there was a new vision of colonialism for the united states of america, that i think that is as old as the united states of america. that's not necessarily. >> a new vision, but that she's making is right. no. >> but but, but but i'm. >> also trump. >> is doing right now that is about grabbing land. there's no question. >> about it. >> no question. but i mean, this isn't. >> a new concept to pick up. buying greenland markieff morris. invading gaza, two very different things ethnic. >> cleansing versu

and more than a thousand students printed in the mayor's called for celebration from jerusalem and headquarters and westice in the neighborhood. and it is on this land, they are planning to build illegal sentiments of pre- to the relentless. it is harming the future palestinians across the occupied palestinian. and it is a really to trust in international community jeopardizing prospects of peace and integrity. mr. president, they defiled the resolution resolution of the general assembly. and the ruling of the international court of justice coming industry that all want is mechanism to provide assistance to palestinian refugees tenting the political answer to the questions of palestine's predict and the legislations, recent mockery of international law causes massive constraints on operations predict however, to stay until it is no longer possible. and this is not without risk for palestinian colleagues who face an exceptionally style operating environment in part by fears information. members of counsel, government if israel is investing significant resources to agency and announce staffed terrorist sy

west bank. they have families in jerusalem. i have families in gaza. and i my family lives both in haifa, in jaffa and in the west bank. we can move them there. why not allow the women and children to move actually to where they have relatives? why not allow orphans? there's 38,000 orphans in gaza. we have orphanages that are empty in jerusalem, in the west bank, in ramallah, in jenin and elsewhere. but you see that the vision is actually bypassing the palestinians. and ethnically cleansing. >> i reject one portion of your statement, which is to say that there was a new vision of colonialism for the united states of america, that i think that is as old as the united states of america. that's not necessarily a new vision, but. >> that is right. >> no, but but, but but i'm also. >> just doing right now that is about grabbing land. there's no question about it. >> no question. but i mean, this isn't a new. >> concept. >> to pick up biden. lena warenmark versus invading gaza. two very different things. >> ethnic cleansing versus anything else is different.

would be used by the israelis not just and guys that but they've also used them the west bank and then east jerusalem as well. he's tried to put pressure on them to move things along the big change from him to at benjamin netanyahu. it was here in july to get much of a warm reception from joe biden. otherwise, despite job items on ending support for israel, he believes that there's a lot more to be gained from donald trump on the comforts administration, which is why in a couple of hours time. you'll also be meeting with mike johnson is the speaker of the house of representatives who said that he believes that the united states should give israel and a thing at once because they have the strongest allied in the middle east. okay, and thanks for that, i left you the in washington dc in the occupied westbank and is ready, sage, as far as moving 26000 palestinians to free the homes of children unable to go to school and daily life. is it a stance to attack? so long as the focus on jeanine refugee camp in the north and many more pellets and use a trapped in the homes that it is really ami. bulldozers hav

and in the west bank any of these jerusalem had intensified why the general side of the last salt was on going gas off. of course the attention was on gas off because the number of people's motors on an everyday basis was enormous. whether even got the know the westbank can use tools and then we have continued to see the people killed homes that destroyed and then live just land exist in the case. however, since the ceasefire, all these violence which has already killed he to $150.00 policy and in the west bank alone, that including nearly $200.00 children's house is connected. and now we see we see the boat being all in dire residential b digs. i receive reports and then jeanine that extra g. com is pink emptying. then these, these, today, the armies or getting the population out to thousands of people have been kicked out. why? because these are the, these after each and every part of the, in the upper part. but i seen in data entry, they must move. these is the message for them. and this is why i think that we should be very, very worried about the general side. though i soul to ga

you right, well as we were just discussing, some of those will be going to occupy these jerusalem the occupied west bank and gaza. but you do have these pretty notable prisoners, some of which have up to 6 live sentences, one of them especially. but who do, whose father was actually injured this morning after is really forces had to rated their home and essentially threatened the family that there could not be any sort of celebration. this is routine. we've seen this not just throughout this prisoner release, but in recent weeks and also back in november of 2023. but for this deal, in particular, we saw a note from the user of prison service and official statements that said that they were trying to limit all expressions of palestinian joy when it came to the prisoner release. you have palestinians who've been gathering outside of the alpha military prison waiting for their loved ones to be released and they've been shot at by is really forces with both live ammunition rubber, bullets and tear gas is really forces have routinely rated between you where these buses are passing through right outside

international community that to the east, right, i sold against the policy and in the west bank any of these jerusalem had intensified why the general side of the last saw it was on going gas out of costs. the attention was on gas off because the number of people's motored on an everyday basis was enormous weather in the west bank and these tools. and then we have continued to see if people killed homes and destroyed and belie just land exist in the canes. however, since the ceasefire, all these violence which has already killed each $150.00 policy and in the west bank alone, including nearly $2200.00 house escalated. and now we see we see the bone being all in dire residential beaks. i receive reports to den jeanine electric g. com is pink emptying the east. these today the army is or getting the population out. thousands of people have been kicked out. why? because easy to ease after each and every policy the in the provide policy and veterinary, they must move. these is the message for them. and this is why i think that we should be very, very worried about the general side. though i saw that gays

a short time ago, we spoke to our correspondent wyre davies who is in jerusalem. the cease fire in the occupied westo local sources, more than 70 palestinians have been killed since the start of january. as a result, mainly of the increased israeli israeli troops for several days now have been surrounding buildings and trying to "flush out the militants," an israeli military patrol was ambushed. as well as the attacker. despite the ceasefire there. special forces commander, told the bbc how important might prove to be. about the corridor, about saudi arabia the gaza hostage deal and the fate of gaza, saudi arabia normalisation. and of course, iran that all the time looms emotional release of the women soldiers and then other captives. it really did something to the israeli public. they really realised, maybe for the first time, i think there would be a real outcry in israeli public if this won't go forward. continue to stand ? not for long. i mean, he is insured by the opposition. the head of the opposition, and benny gantz, the other and the other leader in the opposition camp, in this deal. that t

she goes on to say it is clear that garza likes the west bank and east to jerusalem belongs to the palestinians. they form the basis for a future palestinian state also size and in the post on social media that calls or is in ruins and the extent of the destruction is shocking. so a very clear statement from the german foreign minister, only on social, meet her at the moment, but making her sentiment quite clear. how are those sentiments are reflected a tall across europe? are they representative people are feeling across you? it's the interesting thing is of the same source of feeling is being put across by several different governments. same sort of feeling is what i was just saying from mrs. bell box to german pharmacist or the french government. again, in a post on social media saying that it reiterates opposition to any false displacement of goss as palestinian population, which it says would constitute a serious violation of international law, an attack on legitimate aspirations of palestinians, and also a major obstacle to the 2 state solution and then it shows a statement from the spani

where that is on the future of the west bank and gaza and east jerusalem was that it's about the future of the region and the configuration on the new axis in the region, following the war on guys. so the idea of figures are very high will each and every level kind of give you briefly why it's on the 4th and 4th term. in particular, already we're talking about $600000000000.00 to a trillion dollars of investments in the united states. we are talking about potential deals on oil and we are talking about so yeah, the big probably the factor to the, the most important the content data bought because other countries like egypt, another decided they don't want to that prominence if you would. and because they're not confident, i would have great of say and what goes on in israel and palestine moving forward then. so you're going to be and there is no country that is there and want to know . but as we would have issues with more than solid years, so in the end of the day, the solid is looking out for the house of the past 15 months and they're not impressed. they are not impressed by is perfo

there was also a listing of the state order scanners that must have is the west bank gazda on the east jerusalem. and even if president trump uh, voice this idea as a trial balloon, even if some people maybe would say that he had no intent for it ever happening. the fact remains that he has gone public with this idea it's out there. now, what if fixed, do you see this idea of having on the palestinians is really tell us, do any relationships and the greater middle east a little the 1st moment it came to my mind that it's wrong maybe has this like as a kind of negotiations back take, he is having gay, the trying to start with of a, a high price and asking for a very high price to better students can exit and make it make concessions. i may get it booked at the same book when i see how trump is and working on different flavors in the world. the international organizations live in. i think you'll see it. yes. and here's the, the actually, they're thinking that this is both of the way we have to think it's a good to remember that that is the outcome. indeed, that's an option you wouldn't because the

palestinian agency says it is providing humanitarian aid in gaza as well as the occupied west bank and east jerusalemte a ban that went into effect yesterday. an israeli law passed in october forbids them from operating on israeli land and forbids contact with israeli authorities. nick shiffrin has more. nick: amra was established after the creation of the state of israel to serve the palestinian population. it has come to provide some six million palestinians in gaza and the occupied territories not only humanitarian assistance but education and healthcare. they help commit the hamas terror attacks israel says. the u.n. has said nine amra staff may have been involved and were fired. to understand the future, we get two views. the director of amra's washington, d.c. office and asa farayem with the israeli defense forces now a fellow with the washington institute for middle east policies. welcome to the news hour let me start with you. what is going on with amra as we said earlier there is an official ban that has gone in effect but you're still operating. what's the status? >> all amra facilities rem

originally from gaza, but we know $42.00 palestinians will be released to the occupied west bank and 3 so occupied jerusalem. i know how worried off time it is about to cease fun not holding in advance of tomorrow. what all the concerns a this is a very vala tile agreement and from the beginning everybody understood that the stakes are very high, but the potential for a breakdown is also quite high. there have been delays as we, as we saw today in the release of the names of the captives and is really implementing but really how mosse accuses as well, of implementing only 10 percent of the, hidden by the terry and protocol as it refers to it. and that basically is related to the number of trucks that are allowed in the 10s that are needed for those one point. 9000000 displays palestinians and gaza. not enough has gone and not enough care of us or, or not at all the number of palestinians for injured who've been waiting for months for life to treat a life. saving treatment outside of gaza has also not been the matching the number agreed on in the ceasefire agreement. and that's also remember that this is sti

it includes weapons and other things that can be used in guys, in east jerusalem and also the west bank and did upset that the weight donald trump has treated us aid. and so they put a hold on that. he was also trying to get congress to pass a move, which would sanction the international criminal court. because of course, he's facing accusations or crime home with your galant and some homeless leaders that failed in congress last week. but what he has done is go, donald trump decided an executive board to doing exactly what he wants to come guys to do, which is essentially se they'll be sanctions against the i. c. c. anyone who gives evidence and takes action against the us audit spotlight allies like history. and of course, we know that the us and israel don't recognize the good at this distinction of the international criminal court. but it certainly shows benjamin netanyahu, you know, has a real friend in the white house, and donald trump column, thanks very much. and we got an official. they're talking to us from washington dc . let's get a little bit more on this for the spanish is

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 towards going forward. this is the responsibility that says the free world and respect international law to move ahead with it. it is enshrined in international law. and if we as we accept annexation and breach of borders and grabbing more land in palestine, then that's a breach of international law. >> in terms of the economic picture, do you think with now the ceasefire -- because the situation economically and is worse than it was two years ago. are there any initiatives that are stakeholders, be it governmental or priv

a very simple sense in that palestinians are subjects palisades, in the west bank and gaza and most policy engine, east jerusalem are subjects of the state, but not citizens. they are under the control of the states, but they are not represented in its government. and i think that's a very simple definition of what of what colonialism needs the and to europe now protested in power is, has descended into violence as support is a big democratic republic of the congo squared off for the police. the a number of arrests were made. honda over 1500 people show their solidarity with this central african nation holding signs with method just like our wealth, our right that they accuse western governments and even rwanda have supporting the militant defensive and the east to get their hands on price less resources and that's something galle from the denies the big guys, the french, they need to get the hell out of the d, r c. and so to the westerners, they have to get out of our land because we're calling the lease. we have the rights to our soil. the congolese people are rich people. our land is rich, we're rich in raw m

then a palestinian state in the west bank, gaza and east jerusalem with a certain made for the refugees, would be agreed by by both sides. so this was an important change. the third the third point i wanted to make was that. hamas has since around let me think since around 1990 or so they have made 11 ceasefire and peacemaking proposals. the israelis, sheikh yassin, the first leader of hamas, made an offer of the head of their military wing way back 20 years ago, made an offer to rabin. they were in direct talks that happened in the nineties and 2000. hamas has continuously explored the possibility of a negotiated resolution. the conflict with israel. if the palestinians up their now the terms they laid out are often unacceptable to the israelis but so are the israeli terms mostly unacceptable to us. but this is how negotiations happen so the fact that they changed their charter that continuously made offers of coexist stance and negotiated a long term peaceful coexistence is significant and need to explore that more to see is it serious? is it realistic? it really move us somewhere som