This is Al Jazeera America live from new york city. Im del walters. British politicians at this hour, battling it out in Parliament Today over britains involvement inside syria. Britain now considering joining the Coalition Forces in the fight against isil in syria. The Prime Minister understands that Public Opinion is moving increasingly against what i believe to be an illthoughtout rush to war. And he wants to hold this vote before the opinion grows even further against it. Dana lewis live in london. It has been an intense day a the british Prime Minister not mincing any words in his push for expanding that mission. Reporter i think in terms of political thrills and chills, del, it was certainly very intense in the first couple of hours of this debate, and it has been underway for about five hours this afternoon now. Prime minister cameron essentially said he is not going to refer to this group as the Islamic State anymore. Because they are not islamic, and they are not a state. And
Converts. Act of faith. Parents of 43 misterying mexican students dismantle their camp after a new screesive unit is to begin. Financial crisis, apuerto rico warns theres no money left for future loan payments. Good evening. This is Al Jazeera America. We begin in iraq where the special forces is based. The pentagon says the number of those forces is about to grow because it will deploy what it calls an attack to carry out strikes against iraq an syria. Another country, the German Cabinet proved a plan to provide support to the members of the u. S. Led coalition. That needs to be approved by law makeser. President obama is urging turkey and russia to redirect their energies towards i. S. I. L. He warned the kremlin against getting bogged down in civil war the way it did once in after afghanistan. Reporter the United States is intensifying the war in iraq and syria in the hope that it will eventually lead to talks of peace. Next, in full coordination with the government of iraq, were de
This is Aljazeera America live from new york city. I am passed debate happening now in the British Parliament as the nation considers launching airstrikes against isil in syria. Prime minister David Cameron is using some Strong Language to make his case. He says britain is in danger from terrorists plotting to kill and radicalize british children. Stiff opposition is coming from lawmakers who want more details on the plan. Theres a time when already too many aircraft of facing too few targets. What concerns many of us is the lack of a comprehensive strategy, both military and nonmilitary, including an exit strategy. Dana lewis is live in london. How is Prime Minister cameron trying to make the case for conducting airstrikes in syria . Hes making it in very vivid materials. That is essentially to say we either hit them there or they hit us here, and that is resounding with british m. P. s and certainly having an effect on the british public. He has used very strong rhetoric today. He sa
Of london. Lawmakers beginning 10. 5 hours of debate, over whether to take part in air strikes against i. S. I. L. In syria. Protesters are saying a resounding no. Good morning, welcome to your world, im del walters. Im stephanie sy. Parliament plans to vote on aggressive action against i. S. I. L. In syria. If the m. P. S vote yes, british fighter jets could be fighting within days. Dana lewis is in london. Good morning. The british Prime Minister David Cameron is pushing for military action. He has been defeated on the issue of syria and spoke a few minutes ago. What did he have to say . First of all, they are saying they could start the bombing within a matter of hours of vote being taken. Now its expected to be one. Around 10 oclock local time tonight. One of the first things the Prime Minister said, and you know that the British Parliament is about a lot of rhetoric and theatre. He says he has no longer going to refer to the group as other allies changed their term knollingy as we
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