which the uk and us consider a terror organisation. but more than four months later, and despite israel s overwhelming advantage in technology and firepower, fighting is still taking place across the strip. that includes sporadically in the north, where israel says it has dismantled hamas s command structure. so how feasible is israel s mission and how far has it got? and could the war, which has claimed so many civilian lives, end up mobilising a new wave of fighters? bbc news arabic s dalia haidar reports. the israeli military assault on gaza in response to the october seven in response to the october 7th attacks by hamas has the highest rate of death of any conflict of the 21st century. most of the deaths from both events have been civilians, but israel remains steadfast in its mission. but can hamas really be eliminated, and with worldwide calls for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire, what are israel s chances of victory? tensions have grown over the scope of israel s mi
that is why the prime minister took action, he gave lee anderson the opportunity to apologise. he did not take that opportunity. words matter. he did not choose his words correctly. having failed to apologise, the prime and instead took action and removed the whip which i think was the appropriate course of action. but do you agree that the remarks were islamophobic and anti muslim? i don t believe that lee anderson said those remarks intending to the islamophobic. i listen to the comments of your previous contributor and the way in which she was concerned they would be interpreted, and for exactly that reason, the prime minister asked, and indeed the chief whip asked for that apology and one was not forthcoming and action has been taken. i think that is the appropriate step to take. i think what lee anderson was more broadly expressing in his interview, as others have done, is a deep concern which, by the way, i also share, about the way in which politics is being conducted
of course i had conversations with the speaker, all political leaders had conversations. what pressure did you put on the speaker? i simply urged the speaker to ensure that they could be as broad as possible, and that mps could vote for the proposition that they believed in. we re talking here about whether there was one amendment or two amendments, before parliament. the real issue is to have that proper debate. and that didn t happen, because the snp walked off, because all they were interested in doing was dividing the labour party, once they saw they couldn t do that, they walked off, and the government walked off, the government of the country walked out of a debate on gaza, because they thought they were going to lose a vote. i think that we should have continued that debate, had it at the right level, and, for parliament to be able to speak on one of the most important issues of the day. can you say that you and your labour mps categorically did not put that pressure o
bill: should he step down or not? should not. adam schiff was a staunch supporter of secretary clinton while involved in the benghazi investigation and nobody s calling on him to recuse himself. devin is the chairman of house intel whether they like it or not. what we need to do is focus on the witnesses and accessing the documents and find the facts for our fellow citizens. it should not be a bipartisan investigation. let s meet witnesses. bill: nunes has said it had nothing to do with russia. if that s not the case why not clear it up? what s his source and what information was he given on the ground of the white house? on the source i found it interesting last week parts of the main street media beat the daylights out of republicans for
12 years to successfully win the electoral college. what do you want to start with? that s a good place to take our lead. bill: does that suggest you re confused what his priority is? i ve talked to mick mulvaney more than i want to i
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