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around the iraq and afghanistan wars endangered lives. wikileaks, founded in 2006, claims to have published more than 10 million documents in what the us government described as one of the largest compromises of classified information in the history of the united states. assange and his lawyers have long claimed that the case was politically motivated. i spoke to nomia iqbal. nomia, you have been following this. tell us about the agreement. it is interesting. although he has been injai...

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Exist with cannot be questioned by its closest security ally the united states. isaac herzog spoke just days after a prominent democratic lawmaker claimed israel is, in fact, a racist state. comments that drew immediate pushback from both sides of the aisle. >> i respect criticism, especially from friends. although one does not always have to accept it. but criticism of israel must not cross the line into negation of the statement of israels right to exist. questioning the jewish peoples right t...

For the recall of parliament hoping parliamentarians would have an opportunity to vote on this governments strategy. oh, dear. i think it is clear, if there were a vote, the government would have been defeated. this is a demand, desire for britain to up the foreign policy. we have a reactive foreign policy. we have a reactive foreign policy. i do not know our grand strategy for southeast asia. there is not enough coordination with our closest security ally which is reflected in the chaos unravel...

We had a minimalist international presence there. there were more troops in britain than there were in afghanistan. there were more british troops in cyprus than there were in afghanistan. we just had enough to give air superiority, intelligence gathering, istar capabilities to give the afghan forces the edge so they could contain the taliban — and that gave legitimacy to the afghan government. now, some schoolboy errors were made, and i touched on it before about the governance structure that...

Own government, it is not to stand up to our closest security ally and say this is the wrong call. and if americans want to pull out in this way, symbolically pull out, britain should then have the courage to step in to that vacuum, because if america doesnt lead, britain should. instead, everybody has followed suit, and now we see the demise of a country, a failed state develop, all because of the political judgment by firstly president trump and then, very sadly, by president biden. ill come b...

Coping, we had a minimalist international presence there, there were more troops in britain than there were in afghanistan, more british troops in cyprus than they were in afghanistan. we were just having enough to give our superiority and intelligence to give the afghan forces the edge, so they could canteen the taliban, and that gave legitimacy to the afghan government. some errors were made about the governing structure that is appropriate to afghanistan, but things were working out. sadly it...

There were more british troops in cyprus than there were in afghanistan. we just had enough to give air superiority, intelligence gathering, istar capabilities to give the afghan forces the edge so they could contain the taliban — and that gave legitimacy to the afghan government. now, some schoolboy errors were made, and i touched on it before about the governance structure thats appropriate to afghanistan, but things were working out. sadly, it became a presidential election issue, and if yo...

Jim, says because saudi arabia is a key ally, is saudi arabia a key security ally to the u.s. and if so please explain to us how? >> for decades it has been important ally to the u.s., different presidents have sort of relied on saudi arabia in part because they are the most important oil producer in the region and for decades the u.s. depended on that oil. less so today but a little bit and also helpful in the counterterrorism and in other missions in the middle east, the middle east is always ...

Were here to relieve the famine, its a famine that they helped create. >> i just want to add, we can still work with the saudis to advance peace in the region, to advance our interests in counting iran. we dont have to give away our power and say basically you can do whatever you want and abandon our ideals i think were on a collision course with the president and the cia brian, in january the u.s. is going to come forth with an intelligence cemen assessment. theyll be asked pointblank, what say...