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calling a permanent end to hostilities. only once that is negotiated will phase two begin, but, importantly, as long as the negotiation continues, no longer how long the cease-fire will continue. then in phase two, the living hostages would be released as well as more prisoners in israel would withdraw its forces from gaza. phase three consists of gaza reconstruction and return of the remaining bodies of dead hostages. in a statement, prime minister netanyahu's office appeared to confirm the proposal did come from israel and in a statement, said that they view biden's speech positively. return to an independent journalist based in israel. i want to ask you something. i do not know how much it matters and it may not matter but there is a lot of discussion about whether this is really an israeli proposal or it is not because benjamin netanyahu has a remarkable ability to confuse things and has tweeted different responses to what biden said at the white house yesterday. >> that is right. so president biden, the
i'm paul gigot. a manhattan jury found donald trump guilty this week on all 34 counts of false iffying business records, the first time in history that a former u.s. president has been convicted of a felony. thursday afternoon's verdict marked a dramatic end to the almost 6-week trial, but trump vowed that the legal fight is not over. >> this was a rigged decision right from day one. with a conflicted judge who should have never been allowed to try this case, never. and we will fight for our constitution. this is far from over. paul: let's bring in jim trusty, a former federal prosecutor and former donald trump attorney. welcome, jim. good to see you again. so what do you make of this verdict? >> well, it's not a shock, unfortunately. i mean, this is the lawfare. it's really at a its worst with. you had a politicized prosecutor who had a picked through the trash of a case that the southern district of new york specifically rejected doing that
a permanent end to hostilities. the final phase would include a major reconstruction operation in gaza with international support. among those urging hamas to get on board was foreign secretary david cameron, posting on social media: "let's seize this moment and bring this conflict to an end." for president biden, resolving the conflict has become a political imperative ahead of elections in five months�* time. he's been losing the support of some younger voters and muslim voters. both have been vocal in their dissatisfaction at events in gaza. for palestinians in gaza, if hamas agrees to this deal, it will be the start of a long road to rebuild some semblance of the lives they once had. vincent mcaviney, bbc news. with me now is mohamed
this is the famous corniche... when i was in beirut recently, i was shocked by the number of beggars on the streets — people who've been forced out of their homes in syria by the civil war there. now, perhaps unsurprisingly, a backlash against the refugees is growing in lebanon. i spoke to carine torbey, the bbc�*s beirut correspondent. there is absolutely no end in sight for this crisis. lebanon is already overwhelmed with its own problems, which are massive. this is a country with a very delicate demographic balance. so this is all coming together to make the lebanese, for the first time, say, "enough is enough." is it important that these refugees, a million and a half of them, are from syria, a country which has, of course, dominated lebanon from time to time, and there's been a lot of bad blood between them? the syrian army was in lebanon up
what this deal contained, and how it differs from previous attempts at peace. the deal goes on to a second stage with a longer pause, more israeli withdrawals, and the release of further hostages, then go onto a third stage, hopefully without any return to fighting, when we get onto the rebuilding of gaza. all return to fighting, when we get onto the rebuilding of gaza. mimi return to fighting, when we get onto the rebuilding of gaza.— the rebuilding of gaza. all of these are incredibly _ the rebuilding of gaza. all of these are incredibly difficult _ the rebuilding of gaza. all of these are incredibly difficult to _ the rebuilding of gaza. all of these are incredibly difficult to put - the rebuilding of gaza. all of these are incredibly difficult to put in - are incredibly difficult to put in place but fundamentally, why i think this is a moment he should cease to try to bring this conflict to an end permanently, is that it is one thing to go for a ceasefire but of course, you if you cannot put in place the conditions that make a ceasefire sustainable, then it will not last, and this is an attempt to start to put those conditions in place because we all know that you have got to look at issues of israeli security and issues of palestinian statehood alongside each other, in
he can have over this process? he has really been trying to get these sides to agree to something for months. it’s something for months. it's true, something for months. it's true. we — something for months. it's true, we only _ something for months. it's true, we only have - something for months. it�*s true, we only have limited leverage. in 2014 we were negotiating a ceasefire between israel and hamas, and we wanted it much more than either side, and at the end of the day we ended up chasing our tails. president biden is doing his best to move the ceasefire on, but there is something else going on, domestic politics for the president. he has a real problem with some of the younger voters in america, who are very displeased with the way he has handled this war. it's the first time he has come out to say, i support a permanent ceasefire and an end to this war. there is a domestic angle. and it's important to remember, trump had just gone out and given a bizarre press conference at trump tower, and biden wanted tojuxtapose him as trump tower, and biden wanted to juxtapose him as a trump tower, and biden wanted tojuxtapose him as a president trying to make peace, with donald trump as a convicted felon ranting and raving, so there was an element of that. i
cloud on monday, some outbreaks of rain. nota huge cloud on monday, some outbreaks of rain. not a huge amount of rainfall, but it will be there. temperatures coming down eight had into next week. still get some sunshine, it's very strong at this time of year, feeling quite warm in the sunshine. definitely the first day of meteorological summer. should have stopped at wednesday! next week oui’ our reporter has been to normandy and met three frenchwomen who were young children at the time of liberation. forthe young children at the time of liberation. for the people of northern france, years of nazi occupation came to an end with d—day and its aftermath. civilians paid a heavy price in lives and property destroyed, as the allies drove the german forces south. fighting was often brutal. those alive today were
in your hands, you must take this o- ortuni . ~ . ., , opportunity. we are hearing there is auoin to be opportunity. we are hearing there is going to be a _ opportunity. we are hearing there is going to be a meeting _ opportunity. we are hearing there is going to be a meeting taking - opportunity. we are hearing there is going to be a meeting taking place | going to be a meeting taking place between the united states, egypt and also israeli officials when it comes to the rafah crossing. the situation has to be resolved there? that to the rafah crossing. the situation has to be resolved there?— has to be resolved there? that is riaht, has to be resolved there? that is right. one _ has to be resolved there? that is right. one of _ has to be resolved there? that is right, one of the _ has to be resolved there? that is right, one of the best _ has to be resolved there? that is right, one of the best things - has to be resolved there? that is. right, one of the best things about the potential of this deal is that we are not only able to get the hostages out but we will be able to flood gaza with aid properly and for that you do need the rafah crossing to be open for the britain i think has played quite a key role in really pressurising the israelis about opening the crossings, the ports, getting aid in. it has been very frustrating at times but we kept up the pressure. but of course the best way to get aid in is to have a stop in the fighting and that is what this deal offers. ilosiith have a stop in the fighting and that is what this deal offers.— is what this deal offers. with the situation though _ is what this deal offers. with the situation though come _ is what this deal offers. with the situation though come up - is what this deal offers. with the situation though come up with i is what this deal offers. with the - situation though come up with hamas, when it comes to netanyahu, he wants to see an end of hamas so how do you negotiate when one party wants the
but those temperatures do have further to fall. the summer—like warmth not lasting all that long for some of us, with this cooler air sinking its way southwards. so temperatures will be dropping, actually, towards the middle and the end of the week, and particularly in the northern half of the uk, we will see some showers.
to 20 or 21 degrees. but those temperatures do have further to fall. the summer—like warmth not lasting all that long for some of us, with this cooler air sinking its way southwards. so temperatures will be dropping, actually, towards the middle and the end of the week, and particularly in the northern half of the uk, we will see some showers.