[ inaudible question ] i will bring up i always bring up human rights. i always bring up human rights, but my position on khashoggi has been so clear if anyone doesn t understand it in saudi arabia or anywhere else then they haven t been around for a while. about the overflights of saudi arabia, of course, as i was saying in my speech, we are all for promoting normalization with every country in the region if it is possible but since the president is going to saudi arabia and there will be a finalization of the issues over there, i will let the president finalize this when he s in jetta. thank you, prime minister. i m optimistic. and the next question will come from ms. schneider from times of israel. reporter: hi. hello. thank you for being in jerusalem. it s good to see you. israelis have been waiting to hear developments on the visa waiver program.
A Yemeni military official says the Saudi-led coalition forces and their allied Takfiri militants have breached the UN-brokered ceasefire at least 211 times in the last 24 hours.
we should have already had sanctions in place. then we could pull them back if ed escalates. we should have accelerated the lethal aid months ago, including the more civic among sophisticated types that we could then pull back if russia d escalates. very now he is holding all of the cards. and we have none on the table. and on those 8500 troops, that is just part of an overall nato response force and it takes a unanimous consent of every nato nation, authority, to activate that for us. and i just don t see that happening. in fact, germany won t even allow overflights of any type of legal aid or provided that the united states and united kingdom is providing. so we do not have unanimous consent with nato right now on how to respond. and that is incredibly concerning and i think that s a huge flaw in biden s strategy. shannon: we know the rest of the world is watching. this economist piece is this. other potential aggressors would take note too bear the
i you certainly can t discount that because at the same time the whole world has been focused on the russia-ukraine situation, china has continued to make military provocations like they did year with lots of overflights not overflights, but flights very near the air space of tien wan, direct warnings from high ranking government officials that the u.s. risks war with china over the taiwan issue. and, look, it s just, from a military perspective, if one side or the other goes, it makes a lot of sense for the other side to say, hey, this is our motion. so it is definitely a legitimate possibility. david: well, we re hearing some estimates about the cost to putin and the cost to the world in terms of casualty figures now from some of our russia watchers if they have a full invasion of ukraine, and now they re thinking, you know, he may feel free to go all the way to kiev, to the capital, and just take over the whole thing, 5-25,000 ukrainian troops killed or wounded, 4,000 russian