i will bashara thank you and let's go live to stephanie decker who joins us from gaza stephanie the hamas leadership in gaza have rejected the deal tell us a little bit more about their reaction to the events of the past few hours. well they rejected it before and they projected ofter and saying that they will use all means necessary to confront it we don't know exactly what that means the ground is always will tell that story but they have been meeting in the you heard president they refer to a conversation with any other political leader he called mahmoud he stressed the palestinian unity i think we need to take that with a pinch of salt because these are 2 sides that are incredibly at. has played a part of cutting salaries here in gaza adding really to the misery of the people here so certainly there is unity when it comes to rejecting this deal there is a shaky cease fire in place here between hamas and israel that is brokered by the un and egypt and in the absence of any political solution barbara we're going to see these things flare up again so this is the americans and israel's al

flowing 1st but if seen that philip figures in the palestinian authority were very dismissive of that hamas said palestine is not for sale that whole idea is dead in the water isn't it. well i don't i don't think you can really. how to put it i don't think you can really convert the political issue into a just a humanitarian or a or a an issue of salaries and economic opportunity certainly the economy is a very major part of it. and if i look at just gaza as an example of what we as the u.n. together with egypt and others have done over the last. 2 years we've actually approached it in a different way we've said look in gaza and let me expand a little bit on that we have a very serious set of problems that may lead us to war we've divided these problems into 3 sets security issues that need to be addressed humanitarian issues development and getting jobs for people and couple has been critically important in providing support for the u.n. in that respect and thirdly political issues unity rational unity and a way forward we need to admit that there is a very serious security challenge on th

flowing 1st but if seen that philip figures in the palestinian authority were very dismissive of that hamas said palestine is not for sale that whole idea is dead in the water isn't it. well i don't i don't think you can really. how to put it i don't think you can really convert the political issue into a just a humanitarian or a or a an issue of salaries and economic opportunity certainly the economy is a very major part of it. and if i look at just gaza as an example of what we as the u.n. together with egypt and others have done over the last. 2 years we've actually approached it in a different way we've said look in gaza and let me expand a little bit on that we have a very serious set of problems that may lead us to war we've divided these problems into 3 sets security issues that need to be addressed humanitarian issues development and getting jobs for people and couple has been critically important in providing support for the u.n. in that respect and thirdly political issues unity rational unity and a way forward we need to admit that there is a very serious security challenge on th

with the staff if you can still hear me i'm just wondering about what else hamas has been calling for by call for a rally like this but there's always the risk as well of resistance i guess old rockets being fired things up at the top a thing which can only set the area all fair game. to figure out how to have not found its relations with israel there are very different things it's a big set up thinking that a negotiated underwriting. you can read between the my thoughts into the situation is there is a shaky cease fire in place yet to be there are a couple of days we've had to get out of town so we had to speak airstrikes that you wanted to land on hamas poses no injuries this is the kind of language that. most business is normal this is not a species i do find anything critical to do you think there is potential for as in the absence of any little solution and i think what this prize was underlined is that we have never been further away from a political solution that is acceptable to certainly if we're talking about out of town to come out here the policy and factions going to the

do you underwrite has blocked, hamas, shieh coalitions -- he a coalitions in iraq -- hezbollah, hamas, the shieh in iraq. your country? this administration will continue to support those efforts. secondarytioned sanctions. what is your message to our european allies who continue to do business with iran? will this impact the barter ofhanism set up by a number european countries to avoid u.s. sanctions? sec. mnuchin: those are important questions. let me first comment, i don't believe there have been any transactions. we are working on a swiss channel we have them -- approved that will continue to allow humanitarian transactions. subjectl most likely be to secondary sanctions depending on how they use that. that is absolutely the case. as it relates to the europeans, both the secretary and i have spoken to our counterparts in europe over the last couple of days. ,e have emphasized the impact and i has announced they are no longer part of that. we have had direct conversations with our counterparts about that. >> secretary pompeo, what is your definition of imminent? to. pompeo: this wa

flowing 1st but if seen that philip figures in the palestinian authority were very dismissive of that hamas said palestine is not for sale that whole idea is dead in the water isn't it. well i don't i don't think you can really. how to put it i don't think you can really convert the political issue into a just a humanitarian or a or a an issue of salaries and economic opportunity certainly the economy is a very major part of it. and if i look at just gaza as an example of what we as the u.n. together with egypt and others have done over the last. 2 years we've actually approached it in a different way we've said look in gaza and let me expand a little bit on that we have a very serious set of problems that may lead us to war we've divided these problems into 3 sets security issues that need to be addressed humanitarian issues development and getting jobs for people and couple has been critically important in providing support for the u.n. in that respect and thirdly political issues unity rational unity and the way forward we need to admit that there is a very serious security challenge on

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will iran stop supporting terrorist groups like hezbollah and hamas and others? will iran stop the obscene carnage it is committing in syria? stop executing people that support opposition troops. stop grieving families funerals. don't launch attacks against neighbors and u.s. allies? in one word, will iran respect human rights, behave as full member of international community? kiron. >> did i miss something? >> that is a lot but that is the whole story. and that is why president trump in 2018 pulled out of the iran nuclear deal. when you list reality of iran as a human rights abuser, its geopolitical objectives that don't serve the middle east and broader world well, you understand that iran is backed into a corner and its real option is to come to the negotiating table with no preconditions. they have got to make the first move. not president trump as mr. zarif has asserted. eric: there is the message to javad zarif. and way forward. thankthank you for your insight. >> thank you. eric: arthel. arthel: not a typical k-9 program. police in one town are changing th

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they claim their production is completely hamas. has the models and it does not the companies want us to feel good about buying their products while the damage is being done far away and this is something all this must be going to mean and i mean look. this is the move and news limited window nieminen i'm stunned seemed to be based on that understood look who is going in. over the past we've heard a lot about escalation deescalation and what is proportionate we've also heard the word. this is how the us ran conflict as described but is not talked enough about is the necessity of ending the american military presence in the middle east these endless wars must see. show small seemed wrong when all the roles just don't all. get to shape out these days become agitated and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. presidential candidates debate the future of the u.s. and the world. every week. student. money. eric is a school in a neighboring town to give the presentation he wa

a rare unity from all the palestinian factions whether it's hamas on the scene islamic jihad jihad all the the messages that they outright reject. is is. it just against the palestinian people again there's a lot of people. what people say is more important to them is the lifting of the blockade or easing of their lives here in the gaza strip which has been under blockade by israel and egypt for over 10 years since hamas took power and here is the certainly this deal gives the no indication of that it's something that they didn't expect would change they say they have no power to influence the politics and also this is i think why you see people almost an interested in this they didn't expect anything else and certainly will tell you that the life here at the moment is more difficult than it's ever been the united nations in 22 all issued a report saying that gaza would become unlivable by $22.00 while it is now 2020 and there is no political solution in sight. still ahead on al jazeera activists accuse media outlets in indiana of being biased in their country of a controversial citize

politically the message from hamas is one of our white rejection and this is something that we're seeing a rare unity from all the palestinian factions whether it's hamas on the scene islamic jihad here probably the message is that they outright reject. is is. it just committed against the palestinian people again there's a lot of people. what people say is more important to them is the lifting of the blockade the easing of their lives here in the gaza strip which has been under blockade by israel and egypt for over 10 years since hamas took power and here is the certainly this deal give them no indication of that is something that. would change they say they have no power to influence the politics and also this is i think why you see people almost an interested in this they didn't expect anything else and certainly will tell you that the life here at the moment is more difficult than it's ever been the united nations in 22 all issued a report saying that gaza would become the new little. while it is now 2020 and there is no political solution in sight. hundreds of people from japan and

to say they are not pro sented because they did not invite hamas or, abbas. high-en-- palestinian people nee represented they are not represented by radicals that are their leader. >> not to be offensive to the president, but was what that today, a joke? to have peace have to want peace, abbas has already rejected this plan. they were consulted in crafting it, there is no chance of demilitarization inner t in ter, what was the purpose of this whole roll out. >> you are letting narrative of hamas and abbas, most radical militants guide how we plan our policy, we have not let their narrative guide, the iranian people -- >> okay so do palestinian people want peace? >> why not, why do you think they don't? why do you think they are driven by most militant, 15 to 20%. 80% don't want to live in violence, if you look at arabs and palestinians in israel they are happier living there than in west bank or gaza, one that live in gaza, they need to have an arab awakening, against hamas, like you see in iran, like you saw in a lot of middle east everyonmiddle easterncount

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hamas has to recognise israel. and so on. they will have to make sure there is no security risk to israel at all. evenif no security risk to israel at all. even if they do get a stay, the israelis will have complete security control of it, including early warning systems inside of it, which is something i think no palestinian administration would easily be able to accept. we also hear benjamin netanyahu to accept. we also hear benjamin neta nyahu was seemingly to accept. we also hear benjamin netanyahu was seemingly believing that this gives him or israel the right to extend its sovereignty overalljewish settlements, not only certain settlements, no people will be moved, donald trump said. it looks as if the israelis will immediately get what they want, which is control of large parts of the west bank and it is going to be extreme difficult for the palestinian authority to engage with that sort of proposal. indeed. thank you very much for that. the former prime minister tony blair was middle east envoy to us, russia, the un a

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it's who dominates the west bank and hamas who is in the gaza strip and the bitter political divides but they also have been reactions of course under israeli side as to the timing of this plan it comes out just about a month before the next elections and also read been hearing from the right being a settler didas although it is sad that this plan might be in favor of israel they already have said that it would not accept and you plan that would have to notion of a palestinian state you know 10 you were talking about a plan that we haven't seen yet i mean what about the details here do we know really what it is likely to include. well there have been a lot of speculations obviously also leaks especially in the israeli media but washington has been very tight lipped about it so we have to wait and see until this is actually released but we will have to look at how this deal is being framed paramita is it is being done for example will it be based on the principles of 2 states for 2 people that is something that the internet most of the international community has been backing over the

which is kind of significant because fatah off its roots dominates the west bank and hamas which was in the gaza strip in the bitter political divides but they also have been reactions of course under israeli side as to the timing of this plan it comes out just about a month before the next elections and also read been hearing from right wing a settler didas although it is sad that this plan might be in favor of israel they already have said that it would not accept and the plan that would have to notion of a palestinian state 10 year we're talking about a plan that we haven't seen yet i mean what about the details here do we know really what it is likely to include. well there have been a lot of speculations obviously also leaks especially in the israeli media but washington has been very tight lipped about it so we have to wait and see until this is actually released but we will have to look at how this deal is being framed and what power meters it is being done for example will it be based on the principles of 2 states for 2 people that is something that the internet most of the i

the lamed in this is israel the hollies of from the river to the sea in this is the below flag not hamas even and this is what i would as a means when he talks about a palestinian state nothing less than this they would accept and this is actually and they deleting israel altogether and this is why they don't accept any deal not from obama not from bush not on clinton not from dump not from or just for nobody that will accept unless they get the whole country and us jews should go to hell or to russia. as the world focuses on the corona virus outbreak eastern africa is suffering its worst locust invasion and decades hundreds of millions of the bugs have swept across kenya somalia and ethiopia with the un warning of a threat of devastating hunger for people in the region are to seekers down of has the story. less than a month into 2020 and there's already been a whole year's worth of doomsday panic from fears of world war 3 to the coronavirus and now a biblical one africa is suffering from one of the worst locust outbreaks in the continent's history. when a destroy everything in their pat

for sale, all of our rights are not for sale bargainr and your deal, the conspiracy, will not pas" hamas, the militant group based in gaza, has given its reaction, saying "president trump's statement aggressive," going on "jerusalem will always be allowed to the palestinians. the palestinians will confro j this deal, ausalem will remain palestinian land." we have these pictures from inside gaza. any substantial protests have been taking place in response to a donald trump is proposing. let's switch to ramallahe in west bank. barbara plett-usher is there. tell us more about the reaction to the plan. barbara: president abbas has just finished speaking, and it was quite a strong denunciation of the trump plan. he said no to the plan 1000 times, no no no. iohe particularly med mr. trump's comments about the undivided capital of jerusalem g to israel, and he said jerusalem is not for sale our rights are not for sale. in terms of the response from he did not make a public call for action but he did say that this would spur palestinian efforts to bridge the divide in the national movement betwe

given this bitter division between hamas who's ruling fatah stimulating and the west bank having said that also in israel there have been some reactions already especially among the writing the settler community and they have been saying that they couldn't agree to a plan that even mentions to notion of the establishment of a palestinian state there's been much speculation about what might actually be in this trungpa plan tanya what more do we know. yes he said a lot of speculation also a lot of unconfirmed leaks many in the israeli media catering a bit to the right wing voters of prime minister netanyahu saying it's more in favor of israel we have to wait and see in a short time we'll know more what he will be looking at is the paramita is that this plan or deal is being based on you know will it be based on the notion of 2 states with 2 peoples something that the international community has been lacking but then has an absolute case to buy and if the trump strange didn't at all how for example a palestinian state if it all will be defined you know it's about the borders and especial

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they claim their production is completely hama's. companies want us to feel good about products while the damage is being done far away and this is this going to an even and. welcome back this week scotland's high school. unlawfully shut down britain's parliament on tuesday the u.k. supreme court will scrutinize whether the new prime minister misled the queen will arguably johnson as previous when it comes to preventing scrutiny over nothing less than global catastrophe johnson's former advisor and u.k. special representative for climate change david king joins me now so david welcome to going underground so i'm going to say surely just sell with i mean you get a sense of the climate repair in cambridge operating time to celebrate britain is the 1st country in the world to the clear. climate emergency. does britain have reason to be proud about itself well i think britain has been playing a leadership role on action on climate change since the year 2000 and believe it's fair to say without britain's actions the paris agreement in 201

particularly concerned since last friday that he ran it will use its proxies in the region these include hamas. the israeli southern border by gaza and his plenty of the israeli northern border of lebanon and in that respect israeli troops have been on high alert along both those borders for the past few days as of yet no official reaction from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu no doubt he is being briefed and he has held meetings with his top security process so the situation at the moment extremely tense here in the region but all eyes will be on the united states to see what if any response trump and i'll take. part to his post there reporting live from tel aviv thank you. the u.s. federal aviation agency has banned all u.s. flights are but the persian gulf over security concerns previously trump threaten to strike 52 iranian site if it retaliated in any way except for washington's response has been somewhat muted with donald trump tweeting so far so good ole is well missiles launched from iran a 2 military bases located in iraq assessment of casualties and damage is taking plac

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which is kind of significant because fatah it's who dominates the west bank and hamas who is in the gaza strip and the political divides but they also have been reactions of course under israeli side as to the timing of this plan it comes out just about a month before the next elections and also read been hearing from the right being a settler didas although it is sad that this plan might be in favor of israel they already have said that it would not accept and the plan that would have to notion of a palestinian state tenure we're talking about a plan that we haven't seen yet i mean what about the details here do we know really what it is likely to include. well there have been a lot of speculations obviously and also leaks especially in the israeli media but washington has been very tight lipped about it so we have to wait and see until this is actually released but we will have to look at how this deal is being framed paramita as it is being done for example will it be based on the principles of 2 states for 2 people that is something that the internet most of the international co

and the province activists say barrel bombs were also dropped from helicopters on the town of kafir hama north of aleppo more than 350000 people have been displaced from the region since december. a new documentary from the gambia is exposing cases of alleged torture and murder the government a former leader of the film documents dissidents testimony and the victims' families say they are still waiting for justice reports from neighboring. i cannot bury my father is a documentary about a young man whose father was executed during former gambian president is 22 year rule without the body he's unable to give his father a proper funeral it was erected by another who also lost her father hundreds of bodies are believed to be buried in mass graves yet to be discovered the gambia has put in place a truth and reconciliation commission only 3 people were prosecuted all of those who admitted to torture rape and murder have so far been set free much the surprise of the victims has been made to feel on reasonable when they're asking for justice when talking about crimes against humanity. as a the v

when hamas is the main instigator of terrorism. charles: i have to let you go. do you feel this move as step closer to resolution? >> there are a lot of interesting economic incentives. charles: is there a good starting point for this? >> interesting point to see reaction of the arab world. the trump plan has been outside in. they have been trying to get cooperation from other arab leaders. we want to see how they react at this point. charles: michelle. very much appreciate it. want to get to the markets as you can see. we're amid sell off mode amid coronavirus fears. look at the week of earnings that begin big time in the next 24 hours. we'll be right back. ♪. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs fo

human rights protecting against financial and political corruption stopping the malign activities of hamas islamic jihad and other enemies of peace ending the incitement of hatred against israel so important and permanently halting the financial compensation to terrorists thank perhaps most importantly my vision gives the palestinians the time needed to rise up and meet the challenges of statehood i sent a letter today to president i explained to him that the territory allocated for his new state will remain open and undeveloped for a period of 4 years during this time palestinians can use all appropriate deliberation to study the deal they go shit with israel achieve the criteria for statehood and become a truly independent and wonderful state. president abbas i want you to know that if you choose the path to peace america and many other countries will we we will be there we will be there to help you in so many different ways and we will be there every step of the way we will be there to it was another word for the 1st time in many many decades i can say it will work it's going to work if

and we will not speak to hamas and we say hamas has got to relinquish control. is there pressure that could come from the arab world on the palestinians to get them at least to the table? >> well, that's the part of the deal that is going to be very interesting to see whether that emerges or not, right? i mean, it doesn't make sense to think that a trump administration or any administration would go into this without talking to the israel and middle eastern partners and neighbors. and there are many. it's an open secret that many arab governments work behind the scenes very closely with israel. and with the u.s. that stands in contrast to many of their public statements. but, certainly the trump administration has made no, you know, no attempt to hide its with saudi arabia and the gulf arab allies. those are definitely factors to consider. i will say that one of the things i heard very early on during the of this administration was this idea of really investing heavily in the palestinians. and that was seen as a persuasive factor at the time with other middle ea

is something we've long to have we don't have such a recognized boundaries. 3rd your plan calls for hamas to be disarmed and for gaza to be de-militarized. forth it makes clear that the palestinian refugee problem must be solved outside the state of israel. 5th it calls for engine capital jerusalem to remain united under israel's sovereignty. and of course ensures that religious sites remain accessible to all faiths and it maintains the status quo on the temple mount 6 your plan does not approve anyone from their homes israelis and palestinians alike instead it proposes innovative solutions whereby israelis will be connected to israel and whereby palestinians will also be connected to one another this is that helps if you have these real estate people you know. they can come up with they can come up with things normal human beings don't think about. and i have mr president. israel wants the palestinians to have a better life we want them to have a future of national dignity prosperity and hope your peace plan offers the palestinians such a future your peace plan offers the palestinians a

third, your plan calls for hamas to be disarmed and for gaza to be demilitarized. [applause] makesetanyahu: fourth, it clear that the palestinian refugee problem must be solved outside the state of israel. [applause] p.m. netanyahu: fifth, it calls for jerusalem to remain united under israel's sovereignty. [applause] p.m. netanyahu: and, of course, it ensures that religious sites remain accessible to all faiths , and it maintains the status quo on the temple mount. sixth, your plan does not uproot anyone from their homes, israelis and palestinians alike. instead, it proposes innovative solutions whereby israelis will be connected to israel and whereby palestinians will also be connected to one another. it helps if you have these these real estate people, you know. they can come up with -- they can come up with things normal human beings don't think about, and they have. mr. president, israel wants the palestinians to have a better life. we want them to have a future of national dignity, prosperity, and hope. your peace plan offers the palestinians such a future. yo

unity even though we have heard a full call has happened between the palestinian president and the hamas political bureau chief and the u.s. so it's really up to the next few days to tell but i can tell you that there isn't much hope here ok and for him thank you for that update from ramallah and i got to worry as a political analyst for and shop a car that's a palestinian policy network she says trump and that's and yahoo are trying to rewrite international norms. this plan is basically a continuation of policy since the day that he took office. and there's absolutely nothing in it that gives palestinians any hope indeed it doesn't talk about palestinian rights it doesn't even use the parameters of international law and what it basically is is it is a document of palestinian surrender or you know to use. the palestinian side so what do you think there's anything for hope what there is in this document are a couple of interesting points that sort of really reveal where the u.s. and israel all i think namely that they want to create a new world order not based on international law but bas

a rare unity from all the palestinian factions whether it's hamas on the scene islamic jihad jihad all the messages that they outright reject. is is. it is a crime committed against the palestinian people again there's a lot of people. what people say is more important to them is the lifting of the blockade or easing of their lives here in the gaza strip which has been under blockade by israel and egypt for over 10 years since hamas took power here as a certainly this deal given no indication of that it's something that. would change they say they have no power to influence the politics and also this is i think why you see people almost an interested in this didn't expect anything else and certainly will tell you that the life here at the moment is more difficult than it's ever been the united nations in 22 all issued a report saying that gaza would become the new little. while it is now 2020 and there is no political solution in sight. so how did we get to this plan alexia bryan takes a look when we look at president trump's proposed plan it's important to remember how palestinian ter

we have seen lebanese hezbollah, hamas, the pij in the gaza strip, the shiia militias, the militias that we are challenged to push back today underwritten by the american policy and the obama administration. we have flipped the switch, we're going to keep the american people safe. >> i'm curious, how do we get out of a cycle of escalating violence? the president said yesterday, we haveç targeted 52 iranian site representing he said the 52 american hostages taken in 1989 and it will hit very fast and very hard and there are cultural sites being targeted. is that being lined up at the pentagon? we have our response ready for whatever iran, we have target sites here t 52 target sites. can you confirm this? >> we are ready and our responses areç lawful and the president will take every action to respond should iran decide to escalate. we hope they don't. we have communicated clearly and briskly to them with respect to what we have as an expectation. and we have communicated what we'll do in response if they choose another path. we hope they won't, but we're prepared in the event they cho

politically the message from hamas is one of our white rejection and this is something that we're seeing a rare unity from all the palestinian faction whether it's a mild policy in islamic jihad here probably the message is that they outright reject it on the problem. is is is is. it's committed against the palestinian people again it's a lot of people. what people say is more important to them is the lifting of the blockade easing of their lives here in the gaza strip which has been under blockade by israel and egypt for over 10 years since hamas took power and here is the certainly this deal gives them no indication of that is something that they didn't expect change they say they have no power to influence the politics and also this is i think why you see people almost an interested in this plan it didn't expect anything else and certainly will tell you that the life here at the moment is more difficult than it's ever been the united nations in 2012 issued a report saying that gaza would become and little by $22.00 and while it is now 2020 and there is no political solution in sight.

we also spoke to a senior hamas official mahmoud zahar who said that also again rejecting the plan saying that what he wanted was what he called the hands of the resistance to be released particularly in the west bank and in jerusalem i think certainly everyone we've been spoken speaking to will tell you that they're not expecting major escalations on the ground i think also important to remind people there has been attractive negotiations going on when it comes to gaza certainly separate from the west bank between israel hamas negotiated by egypt and the united nations which is something that is made the president quite unhappy yes you now have talk about potential palestinian unity but that's proven extremely difficult in the past whether this is going to change or i think we're going to have to wait and see but certainly yes no big surprise here amongst the people that this is going to give them no improvements nothing new and certainly nothing in their benefit all right steph thanks you stephanie decker there live in gaza now we can speak to his a political analyst in palestine policy

they claim their production is completely hamas. because. it does not the companies want us to feel good about buying their products while the damage is being done far away and this is something else this must be going to mean and i mean look. this is the move in unison we didn't even an einstein seemed to be based on that one disconnect with superman and. good. old earth. 6 pm here in moscow right now 6 30 in the evening in. continuing to fill the streets for the future of the country slain general. washington killing. iraqi. troops only for donald trump has. never seen before. the other side of the world ferocious wildfires. have killed $25.00 many thousands of had to be made to safety as. the prime minister. of the crisis is dismissing climate change.

reports of casualties or major damage from the exchange of fire israel said it hit targets linked to hamas including underground infrastructure used to manufacture weapons tensions are high because of u.s. president donald trump's middle east peace plan palestine ambassador to the u.n. has refused to engage in any talks with washington meanwhile palestinian protesters have been rallying against a plan in lebanon and turkey thousands of hamas supporters demonstrated in the gaza strip where they burnt u.s. and israeli flags and also torched pictures of u.s. president donald trump and israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu the proposal allows israel to maintain control of all of its settlements in the occupied west bank and the head of the u.n. aid agency for palestinian refugees is calling on the international community to stand with them to oppose trumps plan. the plan that was released this week is extremely unsettling for the palestine refugees living under occupation under brocade and through conflict off the conflict and cross off the crisis hoping for justice and human rights and w

and obama left with us a terrible state with hamas, and others. and this is the place we found ourselves when we came in, and we have developed a strategy to tell the iranian regime to behave like a normal regime, and we have every expectation to achieve the goal. >> do you think that president trump threatening to attack 52 sites in iran and one for each of the american hostages taken by iran in 1979 is de-escalating, providing an off ramp for the iranians? >> we have provided them clear guidance about what it is that we have an an expectation. we have worked with them and had conversations with them and it is important for them to know that we will no longer behave like the obama and biden administration, and we will no longer appease. and people talked about the war and this kicked off when the jaopc was dropped. it said they could establish a crescent into iraq and lebanon and into israel and threatening american lives as well. we have taken a different approach. the approach is successful and more work to do, jake. >> the trump administration

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this is also a concern that iran might respond or retaliate for that by activating its proxies the hamas in gaza or has been in lebanon so an extremely extremely tense situation here in the region artie's pulse they are saying across that breaking news story for us thank you. the u.s. federal aviation agency has banned all u.s. flights over the persian gulf over security concerns previously trump threatened to strike 52 iranian sites if it retaliated and anyway so far washington's response has been somewhat muted with donald trump tweeting so far so good. all is well missiles launched from around a 2 military bases located in iraq assessment of casualties and damage is taking place now so far so good we have the most powerful and well equipped military anywhere in the world by far i will be making a statement to morrow morning well we have a tweet from donald trump it begins with the phrase all is well followed by a statement that there is an assessment going on of the casualties and the damage done to u.s. bases as a result of the attack by the iranian missiles furthermore we do have th

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