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the israel salt on gauze. it continues more than $200.00 power steering's been killed in 2 days off the molding 3 months in icy e detention to palestinian acts of his. my food hotel is released denouncing trumps administration. immigration policy. the 9 days of the conflict started by israel responded to by iran, and the casualties announcing is rarely strikes have killed, more than $400.00 iranians. thousands have been injured since his ro began its campaign of assassinations and attacks last week or even night as well. once again targeted one of the rooms, new 2 sites in the central city of his phone. the un nuclear watchdog says a centrifuge, manufacturing workshop was targeted. and in the city of come,

these ready army claims is as oscillated site as audi. a senior come on to the stomach row, at least we got the defense systems were activated in the port city of my saw. israel has also expanded strikes to the nearby city of, of us. now these up pictures of funds, these are some of the pictures rather coming from that. it's the capital, it runs at mail or a main oil for using region cause it's don't provence. and that's the boat with the rock. and now israel says, is jets of talk to the military installations. is there any cities of also have been facing iranian retaliations including hits on the negative basheba and hyphen essential as well folding debris from an intercepted missile spoke define a building in a, in holland insight for these, where the military says is intercepted of 15 drawings, 5 by iran, some fragments fell on a residential building in which, and in the north. and these really military have been since ring information about

many of the targets of iranian missiles. until head deciding now brings us the latest from tyrone they're talking about a rainy and nuclear facilities and also military complexes as well as very residential buildings being targeted by is try. so it goes without saying that targeting nuclear facilities is obviously something important because of at least 2 reasons. because a 1st is traffic importance of these places. seeing that you are honest, if your program is something that is being created here, enter on as a red line. so now we have seen places related to that real line being targeted by these really strikes so. so there is a 2nd, a factor that could be added, which adds to the complexity of this situation, and that is the possibility of nuclear contamination. and that is there are for that. there are several concerns among people. also, when it comes to military headquarters to be know that these places have been

targeted, resulting in estimation of a considerable number of highest ranking officials to into around including the head of our gc, alongside with other top military commanders. also, it goes without saying that the attacks on disability and infrastructure as residential buildings create a huge amounts of anxiety among gordon assistance us present. donald trump is on his way to the white house to meet his national security council report. citing officials in washington say the us military is moving b 2 cell phones from the base to the pacific island of guam. i'm the south who is in a man, but 1st let's talk to heidi. is your castro who is life for us. busy washington, you just saw him that he was getting on the plane. he was going back to meet his national security council is going to be an interesting meeting given the, the recent crisis he's made off his own intelligence community well mode. we know

that's going to happen the a yeah, this is a hastily call for meeting back at the white house. and the reason we saw him leaving is because he was supposed to be at a golf or treat this weekend. so there's been a change of plans that plus the reporting of the movement of the be to stealth bombers now heading in the direction of guam where of course there is also a military base the us military base and could be a launching point for potential strikes against the ron, all of that seems to be pointing toward at least making the possibility of a us strike on iran. happen quickly if trump were to make that call. and it's notable to point out that has not happened. and it is also standard for u. s. military assets to be moved within position to give the commander in chief options that are at his quick disposal. but now what trump will be doing is

consulting with that inner core of advisors with his national security council. but namely, it is going to perhaps be attends couple of meetings one today as well as another call for tomorrow. given his public rupture that he just displayed a day ago when he said that his national intelligence director, tulsa gabbert, was just wrong when she testified before congress that he, ron, has not moved toward building it's nuclear weapon. she trump said that that his intelligence community again, was wrong about that. and that he believes that he wrong could have a nuclear weapon within weeks or months. so all of that will be up to discussion at the white house. and of course, he's given himself a self imposed 2 week deadline. maximum trump says to decide whether or not the watch wants to actively joined these attacks against iran hoodie. we were speaking earlier about the fact that there are no direct tools going on between washington

and to her on right now. but all thoughts going on with the europeans and her own with the around in foreign minister who was actually taking part in those meetings . but with no direct tools between the us and the tire on a big as the question the who has the or 40 to try and trigger those attacks on iran from the us. is it congress? is it present donald trump? well, if you look at recent history, the us president does have the authority and has taken the authority to unilaterally call for military strikes on for and targets that's happened under presidents of both parties. but if you look at a strict interpretation of the us constitution, well it's congress that has the power to declare war. it hasn't done so though, since world war 2. and so there is some legal debates about exactly what will happen. but trump has been very clear that he's not concerned about this today. and

he has said that he alone will make this decision on whether or not to strike iran, not everyone and in congress is happy about that. not even within his own republican party. we have at least one representative, thomas massey, who has a joined a democratic colleague in writing a resolution that would, that would force trump to consult with congress prior to making an attack on a ron massey writing on acts that this is not our war. that's reflection of the isolation to swing, which is a great part of the mag and movement behind trump that does not want the united states further entangling itself in this for war and causing pretty potentially a much more dangerous and widespread situation. but again, trump has said that he really goes by his own instincts, and often times he doesn't make his final decision until just minutes before the deadline is up to hi didn't. thank you very much now. and tell of eve,

they have been protested, demanding the return of captives holding goza and an end to the war. the demonstrations went on despite restrictions on gathering his royal estimates. 53 captains for many 1000 about 20 of those are still alive. some of them is great to spend the conflict between around and israel is drawing the attention away from the fate of taxes in goes. i don't know why nathan jo has started the war with the ron . i don't really care. i care about one issue and that's the issue of the hostages . and as far as i'm concerned, that this issue is now neglected because the government of israel and the entire world is now looking at what's going on between israel and the run. and people have forgotten about the hostages. there still 53 hostages in health. god for over 600 years. more than 20 of them are still alive. it's urgent that we bring them now back home under. and as we meant things,

the ones that are live here, back home, and the ones that are not the live anymore scenarios and is i'm the slate now, joins us from jordan's capital, seasonal mom because it's roles. governments is banned out there from new coating inside israel. in the occupied westbank for 9 days now, 9 days that has been no wood from the israeli government about the captives. the protest movement has got frustrated is out on the streets despite the fact that there are there is a war going on. it seems pretty clear that this is a distraction tactic from the is riley, is known by the counselors anymore. it's about concentrating on iran. if you listen to the protest, is that right? as well? this is one of the criticisms that these really government is receiving from their own people that they are diverting attention away from the more ongoing zone from the hostages that are still being held there. and it's important to know that the attacks on it,

on that were conducted by these really is 9 days ago. come as israel was coming under a lot of international pressure for their conduct in gaza, for the catastrophic humanitarian situation that has been folded. and for all the controversy surrounding the goals, which humanitarian foundation and for the hundreds of palestinians who has been killed to trying to seek this much needed aid. but what these realities are saying is that despite the restrictions, despite the limitations on gathering that they would still be taking to the streets to send a message to nuts. and y'all, when his government. but they have forgotten about their own citizens who are still being held captive in gaza. so the hostage families for him said that they've organized several different rallies all over israel and not just in tel aviv, but they've also organize the sort of online campaigns. so that people can be part of it, posting it on several social media sites to really try and bring people back to the main focus that they have,

which is the captive. so there hasn't really been word from these really government about how they're going to move forward. of course, before this entire conflict with it on started, we were still at a stalemate when it came to any sort of ceasefire negotiations. and now it seems we are just getting further and further away from the idea of not only cease fire and gaza, but the release of the remaining hostages and firefighters to be hemmed up 3 days into this 9 day war. he is ready on the issue just statement saying that iran was now the primary zone of a will fast as well. and that goes, that was the secondary one that was really seen as being a statement. forget about goals and forget about what's going on in goals of this is what we're concentrating on. that seems to be being reflected in the media within israel that but every on is still continuing to send drones inside as well. well, it's a kind of damage that we're seeing that in as well. and remember that, you know, we, a booth reported extensively from israel and from palestine. there is a military sense of that. is that playing into,

into the hands of the media or seeing what the media and local media were allowed to revolt? well, there's still a lot of pushback against these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who was wildly unpopular before this conflict began within these really analysts and security officials who had been speaking they say. but look, perhaps the priorities of israel are not in the right place, but overwhelmingly among jewish is really is who were surveyed recently in a poll. 83 percent of them say that they support their government's actions against it on because these really government continue to tell people that they were under threat by the audience. that they are going to acquire a nuclear weapons to try and destroy israel when they get on the instead. otherwise that they were just trying to create a nuclear program under the international laws. and under the i a 's restrictions and codes of conduct. but benjamin netanyahu has said that this is going to be a pro long conflict,

meaning that the damage and destruction to israel would continue from eat on you and missiles and drones that have been launch. so in the last 24 hours alone, you're looking at more than 40 drones that have been launch these really military earlier on saturdays st. but more than a 1000 have been launched since the start of the conflict. and if they have destroyed 950 inside of it on with their air strikes and decides who they're reporting from, i'm on. thank you very much. i the humans whose he's all threatening to resume attacks on us vessels. if washington goes through with a direct strike on iran, the white house, and that he's, he's agreed to hold hostilities in may closing strikes on us, ships and aspects across gammon. young group, backed by ron, launched the tax on the red sea shipping lane in 2023, saying it did so to mount prussia against as well as we were on. the goals of us responded with

a campaign of act strikes across him and the conflict between iran and israel, top the agenda of the organization of assignment corporation, and a stumble mold and it 50 for him. and it says and delegates met in turkey is capital and address the ongoing strikes iran in foreign minister about rock. she says tyrone remains open to dialogue with us, but he's, rel, must stop. it's a textbook the for us to come back when people are on the on the do you have come from the united states has been in this aggression from the, from the beginning. during the summit took his present wretched tie about the one said these ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu is the biggest obstacle to regional peace seems

a sign in the lifted or not since the 13th of june. israel state terrorism is now being experienced by on a bit iran. i'd like to say the following. clearly, with all these attacks, the nothing yahoo governments proved it is the biggest obstacle to regional piece. i strongly condemned mister wales, a tax on his bond, on behalf of my country and my nation. i offer my condolences to all around in brothers and sisters who lost the lives in israel. terrorist attacks bombings and assassinations. a lot of friends present the manual across the says, european nations already take celebrate negotiations with the wrong to end. the fighting between tyrone and his ro lacrosse says he spoke with the running of president less who to possess, scan over the phone on saturday. adding a rod was never a quiet nuclear weapons to and in the rocks, thousands of people have rallied in the capital of baghdad to show solidarity with the wrong supposes a cooling on the government is still as well and its allies using

a rocky space to and soil to launch attacks and his neighbors lieut of the lead was that was probably test in baghdad. under this little gun, the 8 on is not alone. thousands, those that you like is have got a tier including get it on a line. a groups here in front of the trying of a ma'am, i'll tell them one of the holy is this ryan's but as he almost lives across the water that this demonstration is in the response to a statement made by the bronze face. is this tiny the highest the see also to keep in iraq and induct statements. he can done is the greatest submitted to the campaign on the wrong. and it was as if the united states cat is out, it's the threats to target audi harmony. the supreme lead, it will be long then thing is will get out of control and the complex will pill over, across the region. we support the stance of our grand leader. we totally protect arrogance and aggression. we will win,

god willing, not only in iran, but in palestine gone, so 11 on and syria, a lot has been witnessing good movements since the beginning of has been submitted to the campaign on your, on, on fridays supporters of. but sadly that i'm all for the sun to perform a mess, friday unified prayer to cold on day. like you government not to allow is way as well. planes to violate the rock, a space, to target sites inside your on need to level we caught on of the arab and muslim stage to reject the aggression on the wrong way all day in this campaign against a most a nation. they radians on neighbors and we stand by them, by the military commanders. if you don't give it to you on a line, all the groups have been bowing to the teddy a to attack us on his way the end to spend the region of the united states continues to support as well as admitted to the campaign on iraq. the hey, just you know,

about that slow and bizarre is out 0 senior political analyst to joins as live now from paris. mullen, it's been extraordinary. 24 hours where we've had president donald trump criticizing his own intelligence community for not knowing enough. if we follow that through to his logical conclusion, is the us president really listening or need to as well now? and is really intelligent? or it seems like he is. but the 2nd time it seems like to seek a bar. i've walked back a parent assurance that your wine is not pursuing and you could walk as there is no nuclear weapons program since 2003. and she says that you people can be fake news media. are the ones who are propagating misquoted and taking headquarters from out of context. strangely,

she tweeted that with the very same quote, what she says there is no need for that have happened program and then the line. so clearly, she was pressured by the president to change her statement. i think the record shows clearly that she did say that and not on behalf of ourselves. she walked back to the judgment of the entire intelligence community, the united states. for the sake of apparently listening to what had been at her site. but this is a serious question when it comes to who the president is actually listening to those, ensuring that he's a, he's not listening to resign people. the logical conclusion is, and he's listening to somebody and it must be the is riley's book, this isn't going to bode well for him if there's no direct tools between the us and iran, where, oh yeah, with the, with the feeling within the us, is that going to be

a break to in this 2 weeks. what is that 2 weeks about as we know from trump's history since 2016 is that he's liable to be listening to fox news by 4 to some been here in the front of his. busy to any whatever report or eventually picture on sunday, or even he's on invested in his red who told them that, you know, he would be a profit or sort if he saves lives or the problem in part of that, i must address that question. is that the constitution his dad didn't or the for him? not meaning any precedent, not to act on his own kind of his own opinion or the opinions of his friends. that's why there's a constitution. that's why there is on the coming. one of the constitution that says, only congress has the power to declare war. only congress has the power to declare the american doesn't have a king. it has

a president that executes the congressional with as to bushes in 1991 of 2003 as it has got to stand salt, congressional approval, and when business didn't like obama and libya or clinton uncomfortable, they will be provided that then it's been a debate until today, but that's not the question. you don't have to get a legal scholar just to read the 1st part of the constitution. the point here is to your point is, should present the eccentric uh, you know, pick a testicle doesn't exactly read a lot apparently didn't read this old categories intelligence report. be able to make a decision to thank his country to war. a kind of war that was meant to lead to the finalizing of the world economy that might lead to the disruption of the industrial supply supplement likely to a poll, protracted, nothing on the river and the water and the duties that good could go even beyond

the beyond to your mind perhaps, you know, i don't know where does he have a hearty on the basis of lies from his uh, romance way with this sort of thing. you know? absolutely not. but yet, hey, we all want an extraordinary situation where there is this debates going on in the us, whether he has the power or whether he doesn't have the power. but i want to talk about iran right now. what that around doesn't seem to have any good options here. one of the things that being talked about is perhaps iran shutting down the straight of her moves, which is going to paralyze level shipping. but that's not a realistic option for iran. all that, any realistic options we're on look, just look at the pressure. that's right. we know when the united states attack some of the country, half of the size of it on industrial rock. and they presumably wonder was right, even even the drum says nothing. the hours when you graduated, no one's winning,

winning reward is for poets. and for the fissions, they're not real. there are no victories in wars, especially of the types of iraq and i've gotten stand and, and, and here on, we've seen the result in, i've gotten this back after 20 years of having one that was in the 1st 2 weeks. so even if tom declares mission accomplished 2 months from now is, is i just story the nuclear reactors. i did bhaskar bust or whatever. but as of right now, it seems to me, i mean, it's an expert on a site. he won the war after was declared mission accomplished. we've seen that india walk for 10 years the, the american forces were stuck. thousands of americans were killed tens of thousands casualties, 3 trillion dollars of cost. and it still suffering from the loss of credibility and standing unsolved support from that war. they want to embark on another more, i guess they don't want that's twice the size, much more capable,

or she much more stable. i'm stronger than that is you minute, your rock with a far bigger country, even size wise, that wouldn't be able, once whatever the bombing happens to, you know, take up the, that existence against against them items. so it's going to be and this any which, which way you look at, especially if the menus on the rock is on it or when it gets gets in the box. the other point about this is we will trump just bomb the hell. a lot of it for 72 hours and leave what, what does that really mean for america and it's just moving forward because that's what the exactly what the is re, these are more of the box that you bought on your name, but there it is. but forget, i'm sort of a, you entered into whatever provision on top attracted war. i submit the cold war where the rain as well, you're not pick up the defending against your in various musing where he's in the region and beyond. so any which way you look at it, this is a a truck for the united states not to get involved if they don't fix nothing. yeah,

i was wondering, let anyone know, but don't get involved a 2nd. they don't get involved without united nations security council resolution or um, congressional approval on oh, it's a pleasure to get your thoughts. thank you very much as well. and we're charging us alive from paris. the amount of say to this, to was detained in the. busy so leading protests against these roles will and. busy that has been reunited with his wife and son who was bone loss. he was in custody, but we'd help spent a 104 days in detention part of a crack down against those involved and student protest by the trump administration . haleakala and ripples. finally, back with his family mentally breaking support as after arriving in new york,

his 1st day of freedom in more than 3 months worth of support. your messages have kept me going. the trump administration exercised a really used provision of immigration low to deport him, saying his presence could home us foreign policy interests held to pausing pro to use to columbia university, one of meaning across college campuses last year and support of palestinian people . the us government is the fundings, this genocide and columbia university is investing in this genocide. this is what i was process think. this is what i would continue to process with every one of you. not only if they said i didn't meet with retention, even if they were telling me, i would still speak up ports out of sight. cuz the rates didn't match. spunk, the series of legal challenges, approaches and political decisions. the fact that all of these attempts to

suppress pro palestine voices has been, has had failed. now. so this is the message my, my existence is a message. the palestinian existence is a message to the segment. he has been accused face to leslie of horrific allegations simply because the trump administration and our overall establishment disagrees with his political speech. the government is still fighting to, to pull the food he rolled that was a permanent resident and married to a us citizen of my food and palestinian advocates are still the tip of the authoritarian spear with this administration. and but collectively i think people want to keep up the resistance and keep up the fight for justice in palestine because he's still pointing at the risk of thinking was down to the country. he comes home kindly, callahan elder 0 and they had

a wide is the national executive director of the council on american islamic relations, which has been involved in litigation with my food. who is case that who joins us from washington, dc that your team has been working on behalf of miami and the food. i feel that somebody else getting lots next and what's next is a definitely my move is is free and i'm he will continue to fight for his case or freedom. and he like other students did not forget the big picture and he did not just talk about himself. he thought about the ongoing, the other side, which prompted him to be active, to be wasteful and to organize and to speak, his mind to oppose the injustice. that is an interesting on the palestinians, supported by the u. s. government funded by the us government and also columbia university is investing in this genocide. and he also spoke about the

1200 people in the tension in june, louisiana, where he was locked up with and those were about to be deported. so what we need is expanding his mission to address the injustice by this administration. definitely his need get about. those will continue like other students like, uh, roommates, a hostile and that the funds to the and, and most and my we and others. so the legal team is working, i know you really value and i appreciate the also and because of a legal team from cooney university, from the center for constitutional rights, that obviously it costs and bad as me and immigrated others. the students have