sin embargo, will matthews, del programa de alianza y la organización no lucrativa californianos porislativo por sí solo debería resolver el problema. la pregunta realmente es queremos volver a caer en los peores excesos de los días de la mano dura contra el crimen y la guerra, contra las drogas. el proyecto de ley más importante del paquete es la ley de reducción del robo en comercios minoristas. establece que robar más de 950 $ en mercancía con la intención de vender o devolver por su valor es un delito grave. y cuando una persona roba diferentes víctimas, estos delitos podrían agruparse para obtener una pena más severa. these are the kinds of targeted. estos son los tipos de soluciones específicas que realmente marcarán la diferencia. mientras tanto, la propuesta 36 también convierte ciertos casos de posesión de fentanilo en un delito grave. sin embargo, permite a las personas completar el tratamiento en lugar de cumplir condena tras las rejas. if you've been shown to be a repeat criminal si se ha demostrado que usted es un delincuente reincidente de estos delitos, debería ir a pr

israelis to use this killing to their advantage. >> a big question of what like if it actually will work. matthew chance. thank you for that reporting i should note sinwar's death is raising hopes right now in washington for an end to this war, raising hopes, but still a lot of questions on whether or not that will actually happen. president biden says he is going to send his secretary of state, antony blinken here to the middle east in the coming days to israel, specifically he is putting pressure on israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to seize this chance to try to get peace. cnn's kamala dechaulus joins me now from the white house. kamala, obviously, the white house is hoping this will be a moment of leverage here, but that's still, still seems like a big question mark. the further we get from sinwar's death, especially with what we are hearing from the israelis saying, you know, this is the beginning of the end, but this is not the end in and of itself. >> well, that's right, kaitlan, president biden had a very clear message, and that is that he still believes that it's possible to have

so i'm very concerned for what will eventually happen. matthew, thank you very much. that was me, urologist, matthew, you can put you thank you. if you're watching dw, and there's just a reminder of the top stories we're following for you this hour after claiming it killed a top successful commander in an air strike. israel has begun what it calls limited ground operations in south western 11 on opening a new front tenant's fight with the militant group in recent days has pulled out his fired over a $170.00 projectiles. interior design and air strikes of a central guys a refugee can. 5th claimed dozens of palestinian lives, including a number of children after a year for causes must run health ministry says the death toll from the conflict is nearing. $42000.00 of next it's eco africa looking at the use of solar power, meaning grids in somalia. i'm terry martin, thanks for watching the of the eco and soon probably the 1st all female gemstone line is setting standards in social responsibility and environmental protection to make it more sustainable with concentration m

in doha, kim yeah, still so many questions john, how this will unfold matthew chance in jerusalem. thank you so much gaza officials say an israeli strike on a residential block in northern gaza has killed and wounded dozens of people. the israeli military says the numbers are exaggerated and that it carried out precise strike on hamas, israel prevents western the media from working in gaza. so cnn can't independently verify the claim meanwhile, the head of the world health organization says and israeli raid on the kamal adwan hospital in northern gaza ended saturday with the nurses who was there provided a horrific account of the raid sides. >> they were shooting from all directions with bombs and mortars. they evacuated everyone that was sheltering here, both men and women had to leave. they separated men and women in may to queues. it was very, very humiliating for our men since they took them without clothes and nothing to cover with in lebanon, israel hasn't let up on its attacks this was the scene in beirut a short time ago, explosions and smoke visible in the early morning sk

next, we will go to north carolina to meet mr. matthew let's talk to a military expert and retired officer of the us army, mr. ho. hello, thank you for accepting our invitation to talk. thank you for inviting me , mr. ho. for more than two weeks, the zionist regime was trying to eliminate the leaders and commanders of hezbollah with terror bombings, and it was also promoting in a way that weakened the structure and foundations of hezbollah, but now that they are trying to if they enter lebanon by land, they will be ambushed by the lebanese resistance, their tanks will be destroyed, they will be killed and wounded. they are sending helicopters to the area to transport them . it was revealed today on israel's channel 13 that the regime's army from he asked his own forces to be careful not to be captured by the rangers of hezbollah's rezvan unit after entering lebanon . what is your assessment of this situation ? what do you think the israeli army is facing on the ground now? he is ready for it and is ready for a ground conflict. previously,

will ride for bronze. that's all the sport from us for now, matthew. we will have more later on.n holding talks with european leaders including sir keir starmer in berlin, the conflict in the middle east at the top of the agenda. in the last hour, the prime minister, sir keir starmer, said he continued to support israel's right to self—defence but warned there is "no military solution — the answer is diplomacy". speaking directly to israel, he said "the world will not tolerate any more excuses on humanitarian assistance". sir keir began by talking about the killing of yahya sinwar. let me start by saying that no—one should mourn the death of the hamas leader sinwar. on his hands is the blood of innocent israelis, killed on the 7th of october and over years of terror, and also the blood of the palestinian people, who suffered in the chaos and violence that he sought and celebrated. we continue to support israel's right to self—defence, particularly in the face of the attacks by the iranian regime. allies will keep working together to de—escalate across the region, because we know

matthew wright will handle the duties for jake moody. who has been around the league for 2019 with six teams including training camp with the 49ers a few months ago. >>> robert saleh, first nfl coach let go this season. the jets made the move this morning. three plus seasons with the record of 30-26. here is kyle shanahan on his former defensive coordinator. >> yeah, i was pretty shocked, you know, that stuff will throw you off, especially competing for the division this week and they are up there on defense. got a chance to have a hell of a year, so it was surprising. >> the jets promoted their defensive coordinator to the interim head coach. i have never been in a bad car crash, but this guy, jeff ulbrich, hit me harder than i have ever been hit in my life. >> let's go, got to get underneath. >> that is just one play. >> reporter: imagine that 70 times a game. >> that hurt my feelings. >> i saw stars. >> usually they would pull back. and don't come back unless you light them up. >> you're tough, vern. >>> up next at 5:00, a big honor f

i will say this. matthew 22 jesus says the great commandment, love the lord your god with all your heart, soul, mind and strength, not - love your neighbor as yourself, we all grew up in sunday school learning but frankly, it starts with us, how much are we loving god and how much are we really loving our neighbor? the greatest, one of the greatest ways we can love our neighbor is electing righteous leaders that are going to help our families and communities to write good policy, affect and bring good families. bad policies hurt people. we saw that in 2020. we are calling the church to make a commitment to discipleship, really. prayer, vote, stand, engage, don't care what we say but at the end debut leaders, be the hands of jesus and let's elect people that will actually help our communities. >> that is awesome, thank you. okay. matt. obviously the big gorilla in the room as the presidential race that's coming down the pipe. a lot of attention there but that's by no means the only race. it is what's going to

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matthew: it's not something we can speak to because these are conversations that will happen. well down the road. >> close to 50,000 tons of bombs dropped on gaza. matthew: in response to a war that hamas started. maybe hamas should pay to rebuild. complicated question is the point. >> let me ask you about the drop site. secretary blinken approved the policy to bomb. that is what a cap number percent. are you aware? matthew: i am aware of the report and i am glad you asked me about it. the suggestion that we in any way signed off on bombing humanitarian convoys is absurd. it is just not true. of course, israel has the right to target hamas militants. that has always been the case. if you have a situation where hamas commandeered a convoy, hamas were operating a convoy, of course israel would have the right to strike those militants that has not been the situation we have seen over the past year except in some very limited circumstances. there have been a few reports here and there of hamas commandeering convoys. in most cases, returned quickly to the humanitarian organizations.

you have to be the voice to break them out of that complacency and i will say this also matthew 22, jesus says, the great first great commandment you love the word with all your heart, love your neighbor as yourself, right, that's what we all grew up in sunday school learning but frankly, again, it start with us, how much are we really loving god and how much are we really loving our neighbor, the greatest, i think, one of the greatest way to love our neighbor is electing righteous leaders that are going to help our families and communities, right, good policy affects and brings good families, bad policy hurts people, we saw that in 2020. so we are calling the church to make a commitment to discipleship, i don't care what we say but at the end of the day, be leaders, be the hands and feet of jesus and let's elect people that will actually help our communities. >> that's awesome. thank you. >> okay, matt, let's see. there's obviously the -- the gorilla in the room is the presidential race that's coming down the pipe. a lot of attention there. that is by no means the only race. it is what's

and if there is a instance where proper procedures have not been followed, we will investigate that. >> matthewunced it killed a senior hezbollah leader. hashim safieddine supposed to take over for hassan nasrallah in september. brian? >> brian: thank you so much, matt. a lot of moving parts there appreciate it. 21 minutes before the top of the hour. let's move this conversation further with rebecca line critic of the institute senior fellow. how damaging was this leak and are you convinced it was a leak not a hack? we don't know the nature of the leak or the hack we do know this administration had a systemic leaking problem. any time u.s. officials have conversations with the israelis we find it reported in the american media without naming the source in the biden-harris administration. so the biggest problem for me, brian, and the biggest fallout from this is that it further damages the united states' reputation as a reliable ally and partner, especially with allies like israel who are in a time of need about to carry out a significant counter strike against the iran regime and so there shoul

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against nuclear facilities, facilities later date, of course, we don't know what israel does, will decide that matthew chance. thanks so much. i do want to go to washington now. our julia benbrook, who is at the white house julia as the u.s. and israel, they've been in quite close touch for weeks regarding israel's possible response, including some some pressure. i think we can reasonably describe it as from us officials for israel not to expand this war to limit the scope of its response. do you have you, have you gotten a sense from white house officials whether they're satisfied with what israel carried out today. >> well of course they're being careful with everything that they say, but we know that president joe biden has been briefed multiple times following the strike and is following developments. they're also calling for calm and de-escalation. a senior administration official had said that biden had encouraged netanyahu do to design an attack that would defer any future attacks against israel. and for weeks now, the united states had urged netanyahu to exercise restraint and to avoid attacki

and that's not necessarily a bad thing in terms of what iranian once will be our matthew chance. >> thank. let's bring it now, cnn's julia benbrook, joining us from washington israel said that its ended the retaliatory strikes against iran. what's the view from the white house where to stand that they're asking iran not to escalate this any further for them, this is about de-escalation and president joe biden was briefed on israel's retaliatory strikes against iran multiple times last night, and he has been closely following developments and the white house has made it clear they were not a part of this operation, but a senior us administration official seoul says that biden had encouraged israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to design an attack that would deter future attacks against israel. >> and in recent weeks, the united states had urged netanyahu to exercise restraint and avoid striking iran's oil and nuclear assets and by avoiding dean striking those areas, israel is opening the door potentially for de-escalation of course, we will see how or if iran responds. i did want to p

hello, i'm matthew amroliwala. we will be back at the un security council in a moment or two. antonio guterres said an all—out war in lebanon would have profound consequences and talked about raging fires in the middle east are fast becoming an inferno. let's speak for the next few minutes to the former prime minister of sweden and current co—chair of the european council. welcome to bbc news. give me your assessment as to where you think we are in the region. i think we are in the region. i think what happened overnight was a major strategic mistake by the iranians. they essentially gave israel's lesson yahoo the war he wanted, —— they essentially gave israel's netanyahu the war he wanted. where it goes from there remains to be seen. but there remains to be seen. but there is now a situation where nobody really cares about the two state solution on the palestinian issue, all of those things that were the focus of diplomatic focus a few months ago. now it is all about conflict what it iran. you said it is all about _ conflict what it iran. you said it is all about that _ it is

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plan was assessed in the united states, as stated by state department spokesman matthew miller, the states accepted it, and will now discuss it further steps with the allies. the victory plan that ukraine presented is not only a question of actions that ukraine will take, it is a question of actions that other countries of the world will take. we accepted this plan, we examined it, we saw in it a number of productive steps, we with... in the conflict between the usa and nato countries. berlin's silence on this matter is fatal - dakdellin summed up. there is a growing demand in society for a settlement of global tensions. however, western politicians have become disconnected from the opinion of the people. but political hawks are cranking up the escalation wheel, testing the limits of what is acceptable for their own financial interests. this is the opinion expressed by the american. we are in a state of balancing, people we should not trust or allow to have such power are doing exactly that. they are weighing whether a world war is worth starting. they are constantly provoking russia to see how close we can com

, along with former trump aides, including alyssa farah, griffin, cassidy hutchinson and sarah matthews will also be participating in what they're calling a fireside chat in pennsylvania, a crucial state of battleground, state where they will also offer their warnings up of former president donald trump. >> now this is not an official event for the harris-walz campaign, but certainly the type of thing that the campaign is touting priscilla. >> thank you so much you're seeing those images of liz cheney and kamala harris side-by-side at a campaign event set aside where liz cheney stands within the you donald trump republican party of today, still like unbelievable. >> there were sort of a weightiness to it. it liz cheney, as she was delivering the speech, you sort of saw these thought bubbles where you could see like, i can't believe i'm doing this or how did i get to this point? there was this seriousness that over it was hanging over the whole thing. it was really interesting. it really was. all right today, donald trump will be in battleground. georgia was someone i think the kids call a fr

matthew, we will keep you posted on the progress of those talks in doha.ramme. we'll be talking live to pat nevin, the football pundit, after we heard from manchester united that they are sucking erik ten hag, the latest football manager to be axed from united after a terrible start to the season. they are 1ath in the premier league. so we'll get patch's a0 on the programme, along with the rest of the day's headlines. you're watching bbc news, don't go away. hello. high pressure is in charge of the weather this week. let's have a look at the big picture. here's the azores high building towards the uk and anchoring itself through the middle part of the week. the jet stream is way to the north and the west of us, taking its rain, with it deflecting the weather fronts to the north. so a mostly settled week. but that doesn't mean sunny skies. in fact, farfrom it. sunshine is going to be limited this week with this area of high pressure. in fact, most days will be quite cloudy, damp and foggy in the morning. but we've got some very mild air coming in from the s

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hello, i'm matthew amroliwala. we will be back at the un security council in a moment or two.elcome to bbc news. give me your assessment as to where you think we are in the region. i think we are in the region. i think we are in the region. i think what happened overnight was a major strategic

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that will become two in around five minutes' time. you are live with bbc news. as matthewates will shortly be whittled down to the final two. james cleverly, kemi badenoch and robertjenrick are currently in the running, after surviving yesterday's vote — which saw tom tugendhat, a relatively moderate figure in the party, knocked out of the contest. the party's 121 mps have been casting their votes to eliminate another candidate today, with results expected shortly. our political correspondent ben wright is standing by for those results at the palace of westminster. six will become two. that's ri . ht. six will become two. that's right- the _ six will become two. that's right. the final— six will become two. that's right. the final round - six will become two. that's right. the final round of. right. the final round of voting. as you reminded people, this is the final part of the first stage of this contest. under conservative party rules, tory mps narrow down the field of candidates to a final pair and that pair then go to a vote of conservative party membership, around 14

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but, you know, look, mr. dia, all the state department spokesman, matthew miller said the us will continue to monitor the religious situation in india. i mean, who is this guy? i know who is this country to tell you guys how to move the how to behave. we're all, many of the, in us a believe that religious freedom in their own country is on the right scroll. my view is that instead of pointing speaking good in the us, that needs to correct the wrong village. all right, you know the us, we're about the religious liberty and frankly speaking this read, this principle is the long. 2 on the right. yeah. so i would again say that the border of the us, the out it is based on the real fast and it's a totally biased report and being in the addicted is some the yeah, well, i mean, well, well said mr. diana, i mean we've had so many guests on the program today from different countries all around the world. and you wouldn't believe how many different countries are facing the threat of sanctions from america for a number of reasons. but they tend to put them all under the canopy of human rights violati

matthew amroliwala. i'll bejoined by a top economist later and we will hear from other business leaders about what theire will begin ourfull coverage watching in the uk, we will begin our full coverage of budget day starting at nine o'clock this morning with my colleague matthew amroliwala. all of that is still to come. let's bring you some breaking news now. two people are in hospital after what's been described as a significant fire at the uk's nuclear submarine shipyard in cumbria. the fire is believed to have broken out at the bae systems' barrow—in—furness shipyard in the early hours of this morning. police say there's no nuclear risk but people living nearby have been advised to keep all windows and doors closed. we'll bring you more on that as we get it. in the us, a tale of rival rallies marks the final week of us presidential election campaigning. in washington, vice president kamala harris wrapped up her closing argument of the election in front of a crowd of more than 75,000, according to her campaign. her message — the us has been consumed by chaos for too long and it's time for the country

keith and little sisters have created the matthew perry foundation of canada and the matthew perry house, which willabout being a really, really great at rehab. not so great at the time that came after. that's not a matthew thing. that's an everybody thing. when people are leaving a recovery center, we want to take them by the hand and help them get through that time until their brain is finally able once again to say, yeah, i'm okay. >> reporter: for decades, those closest to matthew witnessed the toll drugs and alcohol took on his health. >> one time when he had his colon burst, the doctors told us there was less than 1% chance he'd survive the night. to watch the poor son of a gun go through all of that again and again was just so heart breaking. >> it is. it's heartbreaking but it's also, i'm sure, for anyone that has ever loved an addict knows it is despair and frustration and sometimes anger. >> sometimes you're mad, yeah. you bet. >> one of the problems that it does for families, too, and we don't talk about that as much and i plan to is how destructive it is for the families because nobody k

whether or not this will succeed, we heard from matthew miller the state department's spokesperson sayingbut some sort of broader political solution. now that could be a challenge. but as you mentioned, a good question whether or not it could be easier than in the gaza strip. hezbollah has acted as they may more amenable to some sort of resolution to the fighting. their leaders have been killed, both top leader tanasrallah and his heir apparent. we heard today from the new elected head of hezbollah, he came out and said they'll be continuing the fight but it doesn't sound as though they're necessarily as -- as hamas in the gaza strip. >> matt, can you tell more about the strikes inside lebanon, i understand happening in a historic city 50 miles northeast of where you are right now, how do things stand right now? >> reporter: this has been threatening to so many people, obviously there's been a lot of lives lost all over this country, the past couple of days the israelis have been ramping up their attacks a historic area, with a major roman ruin, we have seen footage of smoke from those bo

we will ask former acting attorney general matthew whitaker what he thinks.next. ♪ stuart: a nice rally, top one hundred 80, the nasdaq gain of 1.4%. look at until please. they are actively traded this morning at up 3.8%. they plan to invest $28 billion for the construction of new chip factories in ohio, $28 billion, stock is up. federal judge is going to decide whether it was illegal for virginia to remove 1600 noncitizen roles. has indicated where it might rule? >> we are waiting to get the ruling from patricia. and to find out the fate of the 600 individuals who in id as noncitizens, there will be decided soon. we expected to take 30 minutes to an hour to make a decision. suggesting the judge acted to restore the roles to find out but the started after governor glenn youngercan on august 7th to remove noncitizens from voter rolls. several -- that it violated the national registration act when it purged voters during a 90 day quiet period before the election was governor glenn youngerkin, listen here. >> they can't affirm they are a citizen they come off th

to attend an interface gathering. afterwards, participants will walk in silence to the nearby jewish community center dw corresponded. matthew moore joins me now from the jewish community center here in berlin. matthew, understand you attended a memorial service there today already give us a sense of what that was like. a slight cherry, the jabard bell in senegal pay me is the heart of the jews community here in the capital of g. how many on this morning? it was packed with politicians, with diplomats, with business leaders, members of the community and school children, all coming together to commemorate and to remember the atrocities. october 7, a year ago. and really the message of the day was that it was kind of a somber service. it was, there was times in motion, it was at times the last thing is the sign together. but really that the rob i ties to hear, he, his message was that that the pain, october 7 would not distract to the community for moving forward. he said that he raised his arms to the room and said, we will not be intimidated. we will grow stronger. and he said he would do the jewish community. you would do t

productive steps in the victory plan presented by volodymyr zelenskyi and will be in contact with the ukrainian side on this matter. matthewler, the spokesman for the us state department, stated this at a briefing, european truth reports on october 3. we reviewed it, saw a number of productive ones in it. we will be with them to communicate about it, - said miller. miller noted that ukraine has not yet detailed this victory plan publicly, so he will not do so either. he also added that the victory plan concerns not only actions that ukraine will take, but also steps that other countries of the world could take. meanwhile, china, which along with brazil has been promoting its peace plan for ukraine, which proposes a scenario that would allow for a freeze rather than an end to the war, is more like a capitulation plan. now promises to maintain peace and stability in the world together with putin, this is stated on the website of the ministry of foreign affairs of the people's republic of china. i am ready to work with the president. putin to constantly expand comprehensive cooperation between china and russia and continue to

home that's where i want to live but living after so much death and destruction here will never be the same matthew chance. cnn in kibbutz be'eri, southern israel amir tibon is the diplomatic correspondent for haaretz. >> he and his family survived hamas's attack on his home in kibbutz nahal, us amir describes that experience in his book, the gates of gaza, and he joins me now from near haifa in israel. thank you so much for talking with us at this difficult time. >> thank you for having so much important time to the memory of this terrible day of course and of course, as you and your family mark this one-year anniversary, what are your memories of the day you survived the horrors of those attacks? >> and what are your thoughts in this moment year has been october 7. >> and today the calendar just happens to show that date. the reason we are still in october 7 is because even now, we have 100 hostages in the hands of hamas about half of them are presumed to be alive. and this includes two friends and neighbors of hours from kibbutz nahal owes the small community where we lived and we're attacked on

sell you the word of god, donald trump addition, he's got his name right there next to matthew and luke. and i willyou one guess where those bibles are made. he's mr. tough guy on china, except when he can make a few bucks. listen, you cannot make this stuff up. if this was a routine on saturday night live. uv light, no, that's going too far. but it's all true. and the reason he's doing it is because all he cares about is his ego and his money, and his status, he's not thinking about you. for him, power is nothing more than a means to his end. he wants the middle class to pay the price for another huge tax cut that would mostly help him in his country club buddies. he doesn't care if he costs women their reproductive rights because he figures it will make a difference in his life. and this is the most important thing. i want everybody to listen up. donald trump wants us to think that this come full -- that this country is hopelessly divided between us and them. and us for him is the quote real americans who support him and everybody else who doesn't, that's them, that's the enemy. and he does this

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matthew algeo mathews latest book. when harry met pablo truman, picasso and the cold war politics of modern art will be released tonight here at the truman library. matthew is an associate producer for national public radio, and he has reported from four continents from four npr news and other outlets. he is the of six other books, including one of my favorites, harry truman's adventure the true story, a great american road trip, which was named one of the best books of 2009 by the washington post. in addition to reporting and writing, matthew has held jobs as a convenience store clerk. gas station attendant, halloween costume salesman and a hot dog vendor in a traveling circus. even he's a vegetarian. he holds a degree folklore from the university of pennsylvania. in his bio, he modestly says, i'm an award winning journalist and author, but so is practically every other journalist and author author. please join me in welcoming matthew algeo. thank you. kelly. so all good bits were there. took most my shtick. make. i'm actually going to take this out for a little bit. i really need to thank kelly azalea. kurt at the tr

and that's exactly how matthew heimbach talks i will not be shamed for my german heritage you know just angry refusal and so that has great appeal to give you an donald trump is full of blame angry blame and himself the victim the he he positions himself a way that people can really relate to him and they they feel his in condition of shame he's invincible. i they do feel he's powerful and it's he's dishonest. that's okay because he needs power to lift them out. they feel helpless and they do feel unheard by us first. they shame themselves, then they feel shamed by people on on the democratic side. oh, they're the deplorables. they're a, you know, stupid hillbillies and you when you quote one gentleman by saying, when trump told us he was going bring back coal, i knew he was lying, but i felt like he saw who i was, which i felt was such a telling and stirring quote. yeah. so in the last two presidential elections, 60% of folks living in of of nonvoters, 60% of folks who didn't vote live in households making below $50,000. but most people in the income category did vote went for clinton

. >> matthew, bring you in here are there any signs from israeli prime minister benjamin that benjamin netanyahu that he will in fact pursue a ceasefire and ideally a hostage deal at this point, given the developments well, it certainly seems to be that direction that he's hinting towards 70s issued a statement within the last 24 hours saying calling on hamas fighters to to surrender, to hand over any hostages that they may be holding israeli hostages. >> there were more than 100 of them, of course, still in the gaza strip. and an exchange he said he let them live and so that's the sort of olive branch that these ready prime minister is holding out at a time that i think he says could be a window of opportunity see for a change in the negotiations a change in the war, possibly the beginning of the end, in his words, of the conflict in gaza. but that's been reflected we were reporting by israeli allies, the united states and others as well the problem erica, is is that the other side of this equation, hamas are not playing ball i mean, there's been a statement from them in the last couple of hours acknowledgi