elections, as soon as the war ends, netanyahu will basically face a very strong wave even from his likud supporters. thank you mr. brati for your presence in today's world palsina arfa al-alamin, god willing, the lebanese flag and the palestinian flag, hurrah hurrah and the second case of tonight's program with the failure of the parties pakistan's political efforts to form a coalition government in this country have become more serious in obtaining half of the seats in the national assembly. the leaders of pakistan's political parties are trying to create a political coalition through consultation and attracting independent representatives. after the announcement of the results of the general elections in pakistan and the failure of the political parties in this country to win half of the seats in the national assembly, the political efforts to form a coalition government in this country continue. for this purpose, the leaders of different political parties are trying to create a political coalition through consultation and attracting free representatives. none of the political parties

in the polls in favor of netanyahu, that is, after the start of the war, the number of seats of the likud party, which won 32 seats in the last election, dropped below 20 seats, and it still remains below 20 seats in the polls. in such a situation, in fact, the best scenario is that netanyahu does not want to answer and until the war is actually going on and the war is intense, or it spreads to a new region, for example , lebanon. in fact, these truth committees we will not have yab and these courts, the protests will probably be controlled in israel , moderated and postponed, and the desire to hold early elections, which as soon as the war is over, will basically destroy netanyahu with a very strong wave , even from his likud supporters. i will face it, thank you. mr. brati for your presence in the world today. palestine palestine. sids for jeg tjender seg, så brug nu direkt die ohr, israel, free, free, free, free, free, free, b, b israil. the benefit of the scholars, god willing, lebanese science and palestinian science, hurrah hurrah allah and the second case of tonight's program, with

evacuate the entirety of of gaza, i mean this has been laid out in a - a think tank which is linked to likud and to netanyahu, i mean they said it in terms that they you know were talking about this provides an opportunity to you, evacuate the entirety of of gaza, and there's rich pickings of course to be had if they can get their hands on the natural gas reserves off the coast of gaza. 'so you know the fossil fuel industry has it sticky hands all over this appalling horror that we are seeing right now and um you know uh it looks like um yeah israel are doing their level best to you know try and um no deliver upon that uh that recommendation if you like that was that was uh put forward by by that think tank and you looking at the no the extremists which are in the um rady ' administration right now, i mean, they they're they're not prepared to stop anything, i mean they're quite happy, they talk openly don't they about you, sort of genociding the the palestinian people, and of course it's not just gaza that is suffering, people in the west bank or similarly being abused and subject to the mo

dictionary, these are also written, but, well, this scenario was the division of an organization called likud organization called the labor party, shimon peres' labor party , comes as a close alliance and we must have economic domination, these come with physical domination. condemning the cease-fire, sir, if a plan is presented in the un , they will quickly kill you in the security council, which means that this revelation is the greatest success in my opinion. well, now there are also classes in this case, without a doubt , from now on, no palestinians and no one from those who are non-zionists in this area do not trust the zionists, nor do they ever feel sorry for this switzerland is a criminal who is betraying humanity at all. it is committing a crime . thank you. i had a conversation with mr. musib naimi, an expert on west asian issues , saati p., the spokesman of the yemeni armed forces, said that we targeted several targets in eilat region in the occupied territories with missile and drone attacks. yahya seri pointed out that we targeted the english ship island in the gulf of aden with

likud party coalition led by you netanyahu and the pro-government party currently have the majority in the knesset, therefore, netanyahu's removal seems unlikely. however, many members of the prime minister's party and other coalition parties announced. that netanyahu should step down after the end of the war. during his visit to havana, the russian foreign minister criticized us policies against countries like cuba. sergey lavrov said: the emergence of a multipolar world is one of the realities of the past. however , countries like america and its allies are still trying to maintain their hegemony. lavrov also us sanctions. against other countries including he considered cuba unacceptable after the revolution of this country and called it blackmail. the farmers of the czech republic joined the protesting farmers of europe. they are protesting the importation of cheap grain from ukraine. protesting farmers in prague, the capital of the czech republic, with tractors on several streets. they blocked the highway. many european countries, including germany, france, belgium , hungary, polan

of a poll published by maarif newspaper, in case of early elections in the occupied territories, the likud party headed by netanyahu can only win 18 knesset seats and the bani gans party member of the war cabinet of the zionist regime and one of the main opponents of netanyahu, winning 39 seats in the first place. will be placed also, the current ruling coalition can win 44 seats in the knesset, while the opposition in the cabinet will win 71 seats. in this survey, it has been emphasized that 48 of the zionists want bennycomes to be the prime minister, and only 32 consider netanyahu to be the right person for the prime minister. meteorological organization for precipitation. new from tomorrow to monday covers wide areas of the country, snow and rain, wind and a certain decrease in temperature are the consequences of this rain system. in the name of god, i greet you, my dear compatriots, from saturday to monday in the northern part of the country , there is a decrease in temperature, and this decrease in temperature in these areas is expected to be between 6 and 10 degrees. on saturday, the

gaza, while he has a very shaky position politically, opinion polls show that the number of seats that likud wants to win in the next elections is much lower. it is actually mr. netanyahu's favorable party, and in this situation , netanyahu is giving very strange concessions to other coalition parties, for example, two of the parties that are now in coalition with netanyahu are small parties. and what about the gehdota party from netanyahu's coalition if you go out, atalaf will fail and there should be an early election. it will be held last week. in fact , netanyahu gave a political bribe to these two parties in the form of coalition funds . he gave them four and a half billion shekels to spend on building religious schools in israel, which again had protests. the conditions in which many israelis are displaced from the border of lebanon, from the borders of gaza and losing their jobs are not in good conditions, and the amount that is being given to them to compensate for these damages is almost a tenth of what they are being paid. keep his coalition is somehow giving a bribe to the buyers

his likud party says 99 out of 120 members voted to support the declaration, passed earlier this weekng international pressure to revive efforts to reach a two state solution to the decades—long conflict. meanwhile, in another vote — this time in the uk — there have been chaotic scenes in the house of commons, where mps were preparing to vote on whether to call for a ceasefire in gaza. the measure was brought forward by the scottish national party. but a row erupted when the commons speaker, sir lindsay hoyle — in a break with convention — allowed amendments from both the government and labour. labour's amendment went through to loud shouts of "aye", without a formal vote, after the government said it would not take part in protest. 0n the ground, the humanitarian situation remains desperate and it's particularly acute in northern 6aza, which has received little aid in recent weeks. aid agencies say hunger and disease are spreading, with children particularly at risk. on tuesday, a uk funded consignment of medicines, fuel and food was airdropped by thejordanian air force to the area,

likud coalition led by netanyahu with other parties. those in favor of the government now have the majority in the knesset. for this reason , netanyahu's removal seems unlikely. however , many members of the prime minister's party and other coalition parties have also announced that netanyahu should step down after the end of the war. the former chief of staff of the zionist regime wrote in a letter to the members of the war cabinet of this regime that israel has not done anything yet a special achievement in war. gaza has not. eisen kod , who is a senior member of the zionist regime's war cabinet , questioned the prime minister's words about the complete victory in gaza and the destruction of a large part of hamas battalions, and wrote that the goal of reducing hamas' capabilities was only partially achieved . eisenkot also admitted that tel aviv has no strategy in the gaza war and is satisfied with only partial achievements. american and british warplanes bombarded an area in the city of ezoha in the north of hodeidah province. on the

netanyhahu's likud party says 99 out of 120 members voted to support the declaration passed earlier this week by the israeli cabinet. it follows efforts by leaders across to world to examine fresh ways to reach a two—state solution to the decades—long conflict. the people of israel and their elected representatives are united today as never before. the tennis that voted overwhelmingly to oppose any attempt to unilaterally impose attempt to unilaterally impose a palestinian state on israel. such an attempt will only endanger israel and prevent the genuine peace that we all seek. peace can only be achieved after we achieve total victory over hamas and through direct negotiations between the parties, direct negotiations without preconditions. and despite that hardline stance by israel's prime minister, the bbc�*s paul adams injeruslaem says there have been some developments providing some hope for a slowing of violence. after weeks of pessimism about the prospects for a deal, a deal to release the remaining 130 hostages in exchange for a ceasefire and the release of palestinians held in isr

netanyhahu's likud party says 99 out of 120 members voted to support the declaration passed earlier this week by the israeli cabinet. this could put netanyahu at odds with the position of us presidentjoe biden, who has repeatedly expressed his wish for a two—state solution to the decades—long conflict. the people of israel and their elected representatives are united today as never before. the knesset voted overwhelmingly to oppose any attempt to unilaterally impose a palestinian state on israel. such an attempt will only endanger israel and will prevent the genuine peace that we all seek. peace can only be achieved after we achieve total victory over hamas and through direct negotiations between the parties — direct negotiations without preconditions. and despite that hardline stance by israel's prime minister, the bbc�*s paul adams injeruslaem says some developments provide hope that violence will de—escalate. after weeks of pessimism about the prospects for a deal to release the remaining 130 israeli hostages in exchange for a ceasefire and the release of palestinians held in israeli

his likud party says 99 out of 120 members voted to support the declaration, passed earlier this weekid growing international pressure to revive efforts to reach a two—state solution to the decades—long conflict. meanwhile in another vote, this time in the uk — there've been chaotic scenes in the house of commons, where mps were preparing to vote on whether to call for a ceasefire in gaza. the measure was brought forward by the scottish national party. but a row erupted when the commons speaker, sir lindsay hoyle, in a break with convention, allowed amendments from both the government and labour. labour's amendment went through to loud shouts of "aye", without a formal vote, after the government said it would not take part in protest. 0n the ground — the humanitarian situation remains desperate, and it's particularly acute in northern gaza, which has received little aid in recent weeks. aid agencies say hunger and disease are spreading, with children particularly at risk. on tuesday, a uk funded consignment of medicines, fuel and food, was airdropped by thejordanian air force to the a

netanyhahu's likud party says 99 out of 120 members voted to support the declaration passed earlier this week by the israeli cabinet. this could put netanyahu at odds with the position of us presidentjoe biden, who has repeatedly expressed his wish for a two—state solution to the decades—long conflict. here's what the israeli prime minister had to say following the vote in the knesset. the people of israel and their elected representatives are united today as never before. the knesset voted overwhelmingly to oppose any attempt to unilaterally impose a palestinian state on israel. such an attempt will only endanger israel and will prevent the genuine peace that we all seek. peace can only be achieved after we achieve total victory over hamas and through direct negotiations between the parties — direct negotiations without preconditions. and despite that hardline stance by israel's prime minister, the bbc�*s paul adams injeruslaem says some developments provide hope that violence will de—escalate. after weeks of pessimism about the prospects for a deal to release the remaining 130 israeli

it's in the likud party charter in 1977.here is only going to be israeli sovereignty. so they coined the thing before that. second of all, when i criticise israel, i criticise it because it's in a position of power. i am absolutely no fan of hamas, and from my history in egypt, the muslim brotherhood doesn't like me and i don't like them either. i am against a theocracy and i'm against religion being in politics. and that's why i find it very hypocriticalfrom israel, saying, "we are a secular, democratic state," and at the same time, "we are a jewish state." what are you? are you a theocracy or a democracy? are you something secular for everybody or are you just exclusively for the jews? so that's why. .. why is it when the west talks about everything, it's liberal, secular, democratic, only when it comes to israel, it's biblical — why? that's the problem. try to convince me that israeli have more right in this land, more the palestinians, without using religion. they can't. because even the liberal side — "oh, we're atheist

it's in the likud party charter in 1977.thejordan, there is only going to be israeli sovereignty. so they coined the thing before that. second of all, when i criticise israel, i criticise it because it's in a position of power. i am absolutely no fan of hamas, and from my history in egypt, the muslim brotherhood doesn't like me and i don't like them either. i am against a theocracy and i'm against religion being in politics. and that's why i find it very hypocriticalfrom israel, saying, "we are a secular, democratic state," and at the same time, "we are a jewish state." what are you? are you a theocracy or a democracy? are you something secular for everybody or are you just exclusively for the jews? so that's why. .. why is it when the west talks about everything, it's liberal, secular, democratic, only when it comes to israel, it's biblical? why? that's the problem. try to convince me that israeli have more right in this land, more the palestinians, without using religion. they can't. because even the liberal side... "oh, w

a former israeli colonel who once worked as a media adviser for the pm's likud party gives her assessmentilitary campaign. their commanders have been killed. the caches of weapons have been found. that does not mean we have killed every single terrorist. we are systematically blowing up the underground, subterranean terrorist system. but some military analysts are more sceptical about the level of damage to hamas. they could fairly easily recruit new fighters. that is probably not the most important metrics that we are looking at in this. the tunnel network is a lot larger than previously estimated, so destroying or neutralising the tunnels is where you might describe it as... there is still a long way to go for the israelis. initially, they started off and they were blowing up the shaft of the tunnel to try to stop people popping out of them. but because there are so many shafts linking to the network, that is relatively futile. so do you go down and blow up the whole tunnel? but then there could be hostages down there. so it is a really difficultjob. either way, it is a critical questio

it's in the likud party charter in 1977.o thejordan, there is only going to be israeli sovereignty. so they coined the thing before that. second of all, when i criticise israel, i criticise it because it's in a position of power. i am absolutely no fan of hamas, and from my history in egypt, the muslim brotherhood doesn't like me and i don't like them either. i am against a theocracy and i'm against religion being in politics. and that's why i find it very hypocriticalfrom israel, saying, "we are a secular, democratic state," and at the same time, "we are a jewish state." what are you? are you a theocracy or a democracy? are you something secular for everybody or are you just exclusively for the jews? so that's why. .. why is it when the west talks about everything, it's liberal, secular, democratic, only when it comes to israel, it's biblical? why? that's the problem. try to convince me that israeli have more right in this land, more the palestinians, without using religion. they can't. because even the liberal side... "oh,

in a statement his likud party says 99 out of 120 members voted to support the declaration passed earlierto the decades long conflict. this is what the israeli prime minister had to say after the result was announced: the people of israel and their elected representatives are united today as never before. the knesset voted overwhelmingly to oppose any attempt to unilaterally oppose a palestinian state on israel. ——impose. such an attempt will only endanger israel and will prevent the genuine peace that we all seek. peace can only be achieved after we achieve total victory over hamas and through direct negotiations between the parties, direct negotiations without preconditions. let's cross to our world affairs correspondent paul adams in jerusalem. thank you forjoining us this evening on the context. perhaps not a surprise what we saw today in parliament but what's been the reaction to it? ihlo parliament but what's been the reaction to it?— parliament but what's been the reaction to it? no surprise at all. parliament _ reaction to it? no surprise at all. parliament essentially _ reaction

paragraph of the likud charter.alestinians. i don't understand it . it was always a understand it. it was always a zionist slogan . zionist slogan. >> okay, okay. it doesn't matter who's over . the jewish who's taken over. the jewish people offensive. who's taken over. the jewish peo i've offensive. who's taken over. the jewish peo i've thought fensive. who's taken over. the jewish peoi've thought abouta. who's taken over. the jewish peoi've thought about that quite >> i've thought about that quite a lot, and i've been to observe some of not a lot. some of these demonstrations. i live in one of the areas where get on with it very, very simply, i see a lot of pained middle class british citizens of muslim faith , angry citizens of muslim faith, angry as an upset as i am as a strong supporter of israel , that 30,000 supporter of israel, that 30,000 women, children, baby as old men have been killed, uh, in some kind of response by dennis. >> dennis. >> dennis. >> it's not it's not a war. >> nobody wants to see death an

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former israeli colonel miri eisin, who once worked as a media adviser for the pm's likud party, giveshat does not mean we have killed every single terrorist. we are systematically blowing up the underground, subterranean terrorist system. but some military analysts are more sceptical about the level of damage to hamas. they could fairly easily recruit new fighters. that is probably not the most important metrics that we are looking at in this. the tunnel network is a lot larger than previously estimated, so destroying or neutralising the tunnels is where you might describe it as... there is still a long way to go for the israelis. initially, they started off and they were blowing up the shaft of the tunnel to try to stop people popping out of them. but because there are so many shafts linking to the network, that is relatively futile. so do you go down and blow up the whole tunnel? but then there could be hostages down there. so it is a really difficultjob. either way, it is a critical question for israel. hamas is one of two dominant political groups. the other is the more secular fa

likud. well, for example, with fani willis today, they get personal, they get nasty and i expect mine to be as nasty if not nastier than the questions that were thrown at fani willis today? >> so when trump walked into the hearing today, i just played them, but i'll quote him again. we want delays, obviously, i'm running for election >> okay. everyone knows that's what they're trying to fiscal years now. so do you have any doubt that he will be convicted in this case in the hush money case and stormy daniels. >> so knowing the cases, i do this is a very simple case and i agree with judge michelle. this is not even a six-week case. i would say at best it would be a four-week case my understanding is that on the trump side, they only have one witness and maybe there's ten on the prosecution side. this case could and should be over in a month with a decision >> and do have any question about whether he'll be convicted? oh, >> i believe that based upon the information that i know and based upon

likud. well, for example, with fani willis today, they get personal, they get nasty and i expect mine to be as nasty if not nastier than the questions that were thrown at fani willis today. >> so when trump walked into the hearing today, i just played them, but i'll quote him again. >> we want delays. obviously, i'm running for election >> okay. everyone knows that's what they're trying to fiscal years now. so do you have any doubt that he will be convicted in this case, the hush money case, and stormy daniels. >> so knowing the cases, i do this is a very simple case and i agree with judge michelle. this is not even a six-week case. i would say at best it would be a four-week case my understanding is that on the trump side, they only have one witness and maybe there's ten on the prosecution. sayyed, this case could and should be over in a month with a decision. >> and do have any question about whether he'll be convicted? >> oh, i believe based upon the information that i know and based upon

so from the river to the sea a phrase used by sea is a phrase used by the likud which is a zionist likudewish national, a zionist state. is that perceived as state. why is that perceived as racist and for the palestinian people who lived there for centuries to not say the same? i don't see. so i think we need to be careful. i well, i've actually listened to what you said terms that, and said in terms of that, and i kind of think that actually there crossover with this there is a crossover with this anti—semitism and, and the zionism because and i think the crossover is when you're chanting those things and you're putting them on on big ben, and the jewish people have told you this anti—semitic , that at this is anti—semitic, that at that you have to that point you have to acknowledge that that is how it's perceived them. it's perceived by them. >> and the difference. so >> and that's the difference. so you some somebody you know, i've had some somebody using which i using the tum coconut, which i find offensive . that find deeply offensive. that person it was person didn't think it was o

merck has report to its shareholders it made 43.4 billion selling the cancer drug likud in the united states compared to 30 billion in the rest of the world combined. now rcl panelists from the drug companies will tell us this morning how much it costs to develop new drugs. and often the research that they undertake for new cures is not successful. and they are right. we appreciate that. but what they have not told us in the written testimony is that 14 major pharmaceutical companies including johnson & johnson and merck spent $87 million more on stock buybacks and dividends over recent tenure period than what they spent on research and development. more on stock buybacks and dividends than in research and development. in fact, bristol-myers squibb spent 3.2 billion more stock buybacks and dividends in 2022 and a spent on research and development. johnson & johnson spent $46 billion more on stock buybacks and dividends than spent on research and development since 2012. in other words, these companies are spending more to enrich their own stockholders and ceos than they are in tiny new

white people who were, you know, clearly there protesting against because they objected to what the likudernment, israel is doing rather than anything else . doing rather than anything else. there was a lot of shouting, you know, a lot police there. but know, a lot of police there. but i was i was chatting to the police. they were they were pretty chill, chilled out , pretty chill, chilled out, chatting you know, chatting to me. and, you know, the they it certainly the they certainly it certainly made it much more difficult to get around westminster. >> very martin >> gb news very own martin daubney egg at him daubney got an egg thrown at him by varne protesters and will by the varne protesters and will no talking about that no doubt be talking about that this from 3:00. this afternoon from 3:00. um, sam , what what do you make of sam, what what do you make of it? because it sounds like that it? because it sounds like that it unusual on any sort of it is unusual on any sort of votes to have a group of people outside trying persuade outside trying to persuade parliament you do. >> i mean,