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diamond is r2. some thanks so much joining us now to discuss cnn political and global affairs analyst barak ravid, he's also a political reporter for axios brock why is this ceasefire confusion in your view, possibly strategic by netanyahu? >> i think it's an iota, right now, is in a situation that he did not want to be in meaning he got to this situation because the members of his own war cabinet and the securities own security chiefs, the people he appointed, sort of united against them within the cabinet to say, we need this deal and we need this proposal. and he had no choice but to endorse this proposal, to bring it to a vote, it passed unanimously in the war cabinet. he approved it and it was delivered to hamas. and now if comer says yes, he is in a really big problem because as you really have to decide something that tried to prevent, to avoid for some
constitutional law, jurors can vote guilty as long as someone somewhere who look like trump broke the law. if the logic of the hate crime hopes, just because the cracks not happen we are certain it happened somewhere. so finding trump guilty as a punishment for all those who got away. you don't need to be alex jones to see that the trial was the visible outcome of an invisible process. invisible to you and me. the plan was a conscious collusion of united interest sharing a common cause in eliminating what they deemed a threat. they, the government, media and legal system figured out the path forward to this very place that we're at now. never mind how makes you feel or how it makes america look at what it does were legal system, the deeds trumped all. the judge, diehard democrat did not just put a thumb on the scale, he put himself,'s daughter that works for them, wife who works for them, letitia james, james herself and alvin all on that scale.
will raise — will always have problems that we will raise. what our people expect of all of— will raise. what our people expect of all of us — will raise. what our people expect of all of us is to work together to find solutions in a peaceful manner in accordance with our laws. each party _ in accordance with our laws. each party emerges from this election with a _ party emerges from this election with a mandate based on the commitments they each made to the electorate _ commitments they each made to the electorate. however, all the parties share _ electorate. however, all the parties share an _ electorate. however, all the parties share an overarching mandate to work in partnership with each other and with society more broadly to build a country— with society more broadly to build a country that is inclusive, united and prosperous. as we take our seats in parliament— and prosperous. as we take our seats in parliament in the national assembly in parliament and in the provincial— assembly in parliament and in the provincial legislatures, let us appreciate that the seats that we occupy _ appreciate that the seats that we occupy do — appreciate that the seats that we occupy do not belong to us. they
a balancing act between attracting the brightest of the united - a balancing act between attracting i the brightest of the united kingdom but doing _ the brightest of the united kingdom but doing so— the brightest of the united kingdom but doing so irr— the brightest of the united kingdom but doing so in a _ the brightest of the united kingdom but doing so in a way— the brightest of the united kingdom but doing so in a way that _ the brightest of the united kingdom but doing so in a way that we - the brightest of the united kingdom but doing so in a way that we are i but doing so in a way that we are able _ but doing so in a way that we are able to— but doing so in a way that we are able to deal— but doing so in a way that we are able to deal with. _ but doing so in a way that we are able to deal with. het— but doing so in a way that we are able to deal with.— but doing so in a way that we are able to deal with. net migration is forecast to fall _ able to deal with. net migration is forecast to fall anyway _ able to deal with. net migration is forecast to fall anyway in - able to deal with. net migration is forecast to fall anyway in the - able to deal with. net migration is forecast to fall anyway in the next | forecast to fall anyway in the next coming years, but what is critically important from the liberal democrats' point of view is that we actually start to pay our co—workers properly and that is why we are pledging to give them an increased minimum wage, £2 higher than the minimum wage, £2 higher than the minimum wage, £2 higher than the minimum wage for other sectors, and only by doing that, by investing in our care workers here in our domestic workforce, can we reduce the demand forforeign domestic workforce, can we reduce the demand for foreign workers to come and fill those vacancies. the snp have accused labour and the conservatives of blaming migrants rather than the westminster government for the country's problems. and reform uk having proposed a tax on businesses employing overseas workers. labour intends to firmly park its tanks on the conservatives' lohan. with legal migration numbers skyhigh, it is set to be a key issue in this campaign. ione wells, bbc news. let's cross to the newsroom and speak to our political correspondent jack fenwick.
this is a training session of the capsaaa wheelchair rugby team. my friend ryadh sallem founded the club. it's partly made up of former paralympians like himself and a couple of members of france's 2024 squad. can we go and meet the team? this is what the games represents to me. how are you? lovely to see you. i'm talking about the coming together, the being united, the camaraderie. sorry, my english is bad. hey, that's all right. my french is bad. 0h. it's a draw. nice, easy!
theirfirst premiership title since 1996 after beating sale by 31—23. in the united rugby championship, edinburgh have missed out on the play—offs after a 31—6 thrashing at benetton. that loss combined with results elsewhere sees edinburgh drop out of the top eight. better luck for the 0spreys, though, who've narrowly sneaked into the playoffs on matches won after clinching a bonus point in cardiff. luke morgan pushed them into eighth with this try, 33—29 it finished, they'll play munster in the quarters. the final action from the madrid sevens takes place later today. it's proven to be a difficult tournament for team gb thus far. the women's team, who have qualified for the olympics in paris, made it three straight defeats in the group stage after they were beaten by canada. team gb's men won't be taking to the field in paris. they suffered the same fate. having lost their opening two
together, the being united, the camaraderie. sorry, my english is bad. hey, that's all right. my french is bad. 0h. it's a draw. nice, easy! but i've seen probably the best of paris the last few days. i've been up in an air balloon. i've been along the seine. they've got some really big, ambitious ideas — cleaner air, cleaner waters. using the power of sport as a catalyst to create change — and meaningful change. but is ambition going to turn into reality? that's what i'm wondering, sitting here, reflecting back on the last few days. the answer lies in paris in 2024 and beyond.
that's what you see right now. and in the department of watershed management acknowledged a temporary disruption of water service. we're resonances and businesses may occur hours for apologizing to the city mayor, andre dickens, the clare dies state of emergency last night to be able to access resources to deal with this water crisis does he also explained what the city has done to help those impacted by the water outage we have touched more than 30 senior communities, homeless shelters, hospitals, and other centers across the city with vulnerable populations to deliver fresh drinking water and flushing water impacting about 10,500 people of course, a plan out tracks thousands of tourists every weekend, especially during the summer months, the atlanta united, the city soccer team announced earlier today that the game scheduled for 4:30 p.m. today will still be played, but there
address the shangri-la forum here in singapore earlier today in a major speech that focus on the idea of convergence of united's states. and its indo-pacific allies here in favor of security and the rule of law thinly veiled message to china, which of course the united states has accused of flouting international law, especially when it comes to freedom of navigation in the season in the air. now, secretary austin also emphasize the importance though of military military communications with the chinese remaining ongoing, saying that that is what responsible nations do. and there's no substitute for that kind of direct dialogue between the us and they're chinese counterparts to that end, the secretary did in fact meet face-to-face just the other day with his chinese counterpart for the first time since 2020 to and importantly, secretary austin reiterated to the chinese that there are going to be consequences not only for their actions potentially in the south china sea and in the region around taiwan. but also