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i'm jared raid. welcome to the program. a you leaders have backs new sanctions against the ron following last weekends attack on israel during torques in brussels on wednesday. they decided to direct sanctions at tay, ron's drawing, and we saw produces phase. we used extensively in the assaults. the latest also discussed the was in casa and in new christ. bradley by man, is senior director at the foundation for the defense of democracies in washington, dc. welcome back to dw bradley. tell us, what's your opinion on new sanctions against iran? do you think that they'll have the desired impact? i think the new sanctions on the missile and drawing are running missiles and drones is laudable. it's necessary, but far from sufficient. i mean, this is

a logical step, right? we had more than 350 missiles and drones launched at israel in an unprecedented direct attack from these womic republic of iran. we saw a lifting of sanctions following uh, as, as part of the iran deal. uh that many thought was unwise, and this is beginning to walk some of that back. but i would say this is just the 1st step of many sanctions that should be restored and actually in forest we've seen a real problem with the running oil imports. and the more oil, the import, of course, the more revenue they have, and they're not gonna build and spend that money on helping you running people of course, are gonna spend that money on building more missiles and drones and x 40 more chairs. sorry. so you're saying that the sanctions are from sufficient, take a explain where you think they, they should be headed and, and what should be a great next? yeah, no, i don't mean to be a reflexively critical. i mean, i want to look at these sanctions in detail and see how strong they are. but if i,

it seems like a logical and appropriate step to sanction the tools by which a ron conducted this attack. so that's laudable for sure. but i'm just saying there's a lot of existing sanctions that are already on the books, both in the us and in europe. they're not to be in and for us in a, in, in a named orland sanctions is one of them. and you also have other uh, sanctions related to the arms embargo and in more broadly that could be snapped back. and as members of the un security council of france, you can, us unilaterally, can do that simply with the letter. and so i would encourage that those governments to consider that stuff. if i speaking about new sanctions, 5 years ago the us government designated you ron's notorious revolutionary gods as a terrorist organization. why do you think the you hasn't done this yet? if we're talking about sanctions to it's a great question, i think um, it's a mistake not to do so the a ron we often say,

i think accurately is the world's leading state sponsored terrorism. and the means by which these law, mac republic, of iran conducts that terrorism is the, as long as revolutionary guard course, specifically their codes force. and so let me just highlight that the individuals camille got killed in the april 1 damascus, strike a were i or gc officers who are busy doing what they were smuggling weapons to has the law for the purposes of tracking is riley's in their homes. and by, by the way, we've seen a thousands of rockets and missiles launched at israel from 11 on since october 8th. so a lot of focus has been on gauze as it should be. there's now a lot of focus on this unprecedented direct attack from wrong. but don't mess the the, the low scale and so not, not so sometimes not so low scale ward that's already going on israel's north as well with the varsity term project team. and that's how it has blog. and the fact

that the ron directly attacked israel for the 1st time on saturday, despise all the warnings around, has crossed this line. now, do you think it's going to be possible to return to what is known as a shadow? was that we've known about all bases a so great question for more than 4 decades this long plug, ron is pursued a, a symmetrical chair, proxy strategy, where they've advanced their foreign policy and attacked to their neighbors, while displacing the consequences and counter punches on the others the it's often said that a ron is happy to fight israel to the last era. but now we see an unprecedented direct attack from iran. and i think it's fair to say that the middle east has changed. i don't want to overplay it, but you're going to see um, i fear if the united states and israel in particular don't respond strongly enough . this is, this is, you know, the rubicon has been crossed. i think they're going to feel that they can do this again. in the future, and israel certainly feels like it now has license to attack,

certainly covertly what it's already been doing inside around but but overly. and so i think the middle east will be changed. i think it does remind everyone anyone who's willing to be objective about this, that the real threat, the original security is a wrong. and it really, i think prioritizes the need for building a comprehensive regional security architecture that includes airbags, americans, and as rarely is not for the purpose of aggression, but for the purpose of detecting deterring and defeating aggression. when it comes, there's been quiet work for years on this between the us and it's called cooperation council countries with saudi arabia and united air benefits in the lead . but, you know, let's, let's look at what happened this weekend. you had the jordanians helping israel defeat this attack for wrong. you have reports of saudi arabia and the united arab emirates, potentially sharing intelligence that was useful in defeating this attack. and so this really was the regions same. i know iran, we don't support what you did and we're going to help defeat this attack. there was

aimed at killing his relatives in their homes. some analysts of coal, i've been calling this, an arab is riley axis. do you agree with that characterization? and yeah, you know, the, these, these labels get thrown around. i mean, i think the bottom line is that what was so significant about the abraham court accords a few years ago by which by which, by rain and united arab emirates, normalize relations with israel is that they were publicly acknowledging what era got most are. governments have known for a long time. that's what i said earlier, that their main problem, the main threat, the dust threatened the region as long as these amik reposed the wrong, not israel. and so they were simply publicly and diplomatically acknowledging what they know to be true. and you know, like a like a bully on the playground. or ron wants to keep the other kids divided and distracted in. and that's one of the great negative consequences. i would say of the horrific october 7th attack on israel, the worst slaughter of jew since the whole causes that slowed normalization between

saudi arabian israel. but i don't think it ended it, and i think it would be a mistake to let those efforts. and because that truly would be good news for saudi arabia, good news for as real good news for the region and bad news for these law mac republic, and ron, which wants to conduct aggression because it really would identify who the real threat isn't, would build that comprehensive regional security architecture that i was talking about, they will make it harder to conceal aggression and get away and get away with it. i want to go back and talk a little bit about what you were saying earlier and, and the response to, to these uh, to this a sold by a ron over the weekend. israel says it's going to retaliate. we don't know when or how, what do you think we can expect in terms of the is riley reaction or, you know, it's hard to say in terms of the wind and how you're exactly, you're asking a very fair question. you know, i follow these issues closely. for my part, i hope that israel takes its time. i think of the world is reminded of who the real building isn't in the region. israel's beginning to pocket some important

concessions or advances if you will, from from it's a european and american partners. i think it should continue that and uh, but definitely has to respond. you know, uh if, if israel's only in the business of receiving punches and not count or punching, that's a formula for getting more punches and so they have to respond. they but how they respond, i think is a matter of debate. you can see everything from something all the way uh, from an attack on a runs nuclear program and the regime itself, which really is the puppet master orchestrating these to your puppets, proxy puppets. or you can see attacks on their energy infrastructure or military bases, or a more attacks than i or gc forces throughout the region, particularly in syria or combination of them. and also with the cyber effects, not just kinetic. so there's a range of activities, but the main point here to take away, i think for your viewers, is that on friday present, the friday before the attack, president biden was asked,

what do you want? it decided as mama composed were on and he said, don't, don't. how did a wrong respond? they shrugged and proceeded to conduct an unprecedented attack on the state of israel. clearly, american is rarely deterrence has tattered. that is unacceptable and dangerous. i would say in israel, understandably, after having $350.00 muscles and drones launch them feels a need to respond to wrists. busy or deterrence, and there's 2 types of the turns, those returns by denial and to turn the bi punishment and in a tough neighborhood and a tough region you can't neglected to turn by punishment. good to talk with you, bradley. bye mind with the foundation for defense of democracies. thank you so much for your analysis. bradley. thank you. as as tensions between the israel and the ron increase, the international community is being one not to lose sight of the conflicts in gaza and the suffering of civilians. there is route is pressing on with this military campaign aiming to destroy how else which committed the october 7th terror attacks

. the un has warranted the threat of famine, gaza, and it's cooling on during the countries to provide nearly $3000000000.00 in additional i. by the end of the year, the stage and supplies to send on gaza. as signs of the war, smolder in the distance sees the drops are desperately needed lifeline. no certainly to the food. and the scene shows the world made me a resort to this fairy should. with the lack of cloth in the city, there is nothing. our house was damaged, we resorted to disperse to it, and it was incredible that we were able to make it work. it was not easy, but thanks guy did work on the sales of a $108.00 axis is still severely restricted. the u. n. c is for cheapest,

seemed to the team to deliveries to northern guys that were denied last week. while most is frankly, forces have withdrawn from gaza, strikes on residential areas, continue. the children were among the victims of this foaming and russell. but yeah, and there's a, there's a bag of what they mean like the rest of rep, a residence to a shop degree when they're around 10, 45 in the evening and is really rocket to the houses. we have better shelter, nice people. we as a, he is a bill, my sister's son in law to a daughter and to children were having dinner when it's ready, me. so i said, well they stay at house. but over that head, the just, the is in she all the one more that has become in the thing, the people on the whole world got used or that it was 3 people are killed in gaza. 20 died in 35 and died. it has become normal and we have just become members.

the mouse around guns the health industry sees nearly 34000 people have been killed in the conflict. is riley officials say the war is known toys and they still plan to seen ground forces into rasa. wimbledon, half of gas has population a sheltering. this is a quick round top of some of the world news headlines. at least 13 people have been killed in schools injured off to treat russian miss, i'll say, to know the northern ukrainian city of chimney. he is close to the russian for the president. blood of me is a lensky has responded with an appeal to west and partner from the defense. suppose more than 100000 people had been moved from the homes because of flooding and causing this done water levels in the rivers from russians. euro and southwest inside pier in regions are also rising. the disaster has been caused by heavy rains melting. launch accumulations of snow.

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