the jerusalem post newspaper, with a delay of several days, reported that seven officers of the zionist regime were killed and wounded in the attack. informed the intelligence headquarters of this regime's army in erbil, iraq. in this attack, three intelligence officers were killed and four others were injured. these people were members of unit 820 of the zionist regime. following this attack by the security forces iraqi kurdistan quickly closed the entire area and started an investigation about it. jerusalem post also wrote that all these people had american passports and were under the legal and diplomatic cover of america. unit 820 is a sub-category of the military intelligence organization of the zionist regime and is responsible for collecting information, eavesdropping, cyber attack, software design and collection. it is in charge of information from cyber space. the turkish government has started measures to clean up the spies of the zionist regime and international criminal networks in this country. last week, 33 spies of the intelligence service of the regime zionists were iden

and within israel it is working or that is the attempt according to the jerusalem post which ise fairlyimate paper but note anymore. although the ministers are projecting a united front in support of party leaderah prime minister benjamin netanyahu, a growingu, number believe a g his days at theho party sounds are numbered so the party to the jerusalem post. in addition to the catastrophic events s of october 7th andlem growing sense among the party'sm base but the prime minister will not deliver on promise to destroy hamas and return hostages. the parties poormber performancn recent polls. t yet the media in israel and the media and the united states, biden, blinken, democrats and the congress led by bernie sanders who put out a resolution that was defeated that israel is violating human rights and if they don't stop it we should cut off their funds. so, all of these anti-semitic, anti-israel, utopian type ideas are being put on israel tosave defend itself and save itself. and biden has no more interest in israel defending its sovereignty and borders thaninte does answer united states

post which used to be a legitimate paper, not so much anymore.he kids ministers and members are projected a united front supported party leader benjamin netanyahu, a growing number believe that days of the parties hounds are numbered, sources from the party said to the jerusalem post, in addition to the catastrophic events of october 7 amongst the parties based that the prime minister will not deliver on his promise to destroy hamas or return hostages. the members have noted the parties poor performance of most recent polls, you have the media in israel, the media and the united states, biden anthony blinken, the executive branch, the democrats in congress led by bernie sanders who put out a resolution that was defeated the israel is violating human rights, they don't stop it we should cut off their funds. all of these anti-somatic, anti-israel, utopian type ideas are being put on israel and trying to defend itself and save itself. biden has no more interest in israel defended its own sovereignty and borders than it does in the united states with

it has also changed and this report is from the jerusalem post zionist newspaper that is, instead of that, 35% of the people completely look at negotiations with israel, because those two governments are the result of negotiations with israel, negotiations with israel have completely turned into a case. at. after the formation of the zionist government, it starts from 1948 until 1982 and has a period until 1993. we call this period the nationalist resistance, which means that its leadership is completely nationalist with arafat , and it takes shape under the charisma of jamal abdul nasser . nationalism in the region, what period are we in now, since 1982 when the palestine liberation organization suffered a big defeat, the palestine liberation organization under the leadership of arafat and israel attacked, besieged lebanon and beirut , and all the palestine liberation organization surrendered with their hands raised. this is pure surrender. nasinalist resistance, that is, nasinalist resistance, announced there that i will surrender, i will no longer continue to live seriously, we ha

post not long ago, which was really saying that, we worked hard for the last 75 years to tell the people one story, but within 75 days, the world is not believing what we were telling them, so this is this is quite an important aspect, which i think is is is a great remorse. for designist entity and their supporters, right? indeed. well, richard fall, do you think the year 2024 will be one where the whole rules-based system will continue to be exposed and even start to disintegrate? uh, well, i think it started to disintegrate uh, before, uh, it started with with the um, new initiatives taken in the... global south such as the formation of the bricks, the rise of china, the effort of the us to maintain the geopolitical dominance it had in the aftermath of the cold war, the implosion of the soviet union, i think that all those factors were underway, it was, it was a process of... uh challenging this post cold war world that was underway, but now with the events in the middle east, that challenge is going to be intensified in 2024, and the outcome is not of course clear, the us relies only

post not long ago, which was really saying that, we worked hard for the last 75 years to tell the people one story, but within 75 days, the world is not believing what we were telling them, so this is this is quite an important aspect, which i think is is is a great remorse for the zionist entity and their supporters, right indeed, well richard falk, do you think? "the year 2024 will be one where the whole rules-based system will continue to be exposed and even start to disintegrate. well, i think it started to disintegrate before, it started with with the new initiatives taken in the global south, such as the formation of the bricks, the rise of china." " "the effort of the us to maintain the geopolitical dominance it had in the aftermath of the cold war, the implosion of the soviet union, i think that all those factors were underway, it was, it was a process of challenging this post cold..." world that was underway, but now with the events in the middle east, that challenge is going to be intensified in 2024, and the outcome is not of course clear, the us relies only these days, not on

shortly after this, the israeli publication jerusalem post reported the shelling of the american embassy in baghdad. however, the pentagon clarifies that there were no precise hits on the building. in addition, yemeni sources claim that one of the american fighters was shot down over the capital. this has already caused discontent among american congressmen. one of the representatives of the democratic party announced impending hostilities. biden did not warn anyone, despite the first article of the american constitution. protests have already begun in the united states. protester at the white house on times square demands to stop attacks on yemen and to finish the operation in the gas sector. in response , the head of the us state department, antony blinken, emphasized that the bombing of yemen is needed for defense, not for escalation. syria and iran, for their part, declared unconditional support for the houthis. oman has closed its airspace to military aircraft to prevent it from helping the coalition carry out strikes. russia sent a request for an urgent meeting of the un security c

the hebrew newspaper jerusalem post called this decision surprising. this zionist newspaper reported that seats were given to representatives of the zionist regime, including benjamin netanyahu benigades yavgalant and yavlon, at the munich security meeting last year. this decision of the authorities of the munich security meeting was made after the number of palestinian martyrs in the recent zionist attacks on palestine was higher than the response of hezbollah to the threats of the zionist regime after the threats of the zionist authorities against hezbollah in lebanon in the most extensive operation of the past month and a half. he targeted the positions of this regime with his missiles. the minister of war of the zionist regime yuv elant announced in a speech while threatening lebanon. the kurdish army of this regime will soon move to the northern borders with lebanon. in response to this threat , in the most extensive operation in the last one and a half months, hizbollah targeted branit barracks twice with flaq 1 and barkan missiles. 8 the gatheri

in a report referring to the field failures of the zionist regime, the jerusalem post newspaper wrotein different areas of gaza. it appears more and more dangerous. the people of the american city of los angeles declared their support for the palestinian people and condemned the aggression of the zionist regime in the gaza strip by organizing a large march. the participants in this march held dolls with shrouds as a sign of children they carried the massacred palestinians with them. in london, the capital of england. a march in support of palestine led to clashes with police forces. british citizens demanded an immediate end to the war and sanctions against the zionist regime and the trial of its leaders. the people of some german cities, including the capital of this country , held a march in support of palestine for the first time in the new year. the participants in this rally asked the international community to put an end to the displacement of palestinians. the people of mannheim, germany held a similar march in support of the defenseless people of gaza. urban in the netherlands

post zionist newspaper. that is, instead of that, 35 percent of the people are completely open to negotiating with israel. because that government is the result of negotiations with israel, negotiations with israel have completely turned into a case , if we call it a black case now. the palestinians put aside that case. well , what changes have happened in palestine now that the events of the first three decades are no longer happening? well, if i want to tell you very quickly, you can see that we are in the period of resistance after the formation of the zionist government, starting from 1948 until 1982 and a period it is reported that until 1993 , we call this period the nationalist resistance, which means that its leadership is completely nationalist with arafat under the charisma of jamal abdul nasser. it is taking shape, he is actually a nasinalist fighter. what is the period of nasinalism in the region ? well, since 1982, it has been a big failure. palestine liberation organization under the leadership

in a report referring to the field failures of the zionist regime, the jerusalem post newspaper wrotemas appears stronger and more dangerous in different areas of gaza. the islamic resistance group of iraq broadcasted the images of the drone attack on the harir base of the american military in the city of erbil, iraq. in this. the pictures show that after the drone attack on the american base in harir, one of the buildings inside it was directly hit by a rocket and set on fire. the iraqi islamic resistance announced in response to the killings the zionist regime continues its attacks against the residents of gaza and america's support for this regime. but lebanon's hezbollah announced targeting the gatherings of zionist soldiers in the north of the occupied territories . we will accompany my colleague who is stationed on the border of lebanon with the occupied palestine. greetings, mr. azimzadeh. please tell us and the viewers about the latest developments in the south of lebanon and the north of the occupied territories. hizbullah lebanon, please, good morning. yesterday and last nig

post reported that the father of their aerospace program, avihar even was killed at the heart of israel few months. later when they uh conduct a sabotage attack at nathan's two times, their main ballistic missile factory offer went into the air and experienced explosion, when they started attacking uh iranian ships, they said that their own ships more than the number, mean greater number became under attack, so there are different ways that iran will definitely provide a response uh itself and through its allies, definitely this is... to happen, okay, i'm sorry, we just first out of time, i do apologize, i do apologize for that, say political analyst, sorry, uh, we're just fresh out of time, samed marandi, thank you, university professor and political analyst, both from tehran, with that we come to the end for this edition of the spotlight, from the team, it's goodbye. when the palestinians were dealing with israeli atrocities, arab betrayal and several other issues, iran's islamic revolution in 1979. was inspirational for the palestinian resistance factions to pursue their cause in a d

post.er commentators and observers have said of this could have dangerous, negative repercussions on two fronts. one, there are more than 100 hostages in abbas --hamas captivity in gaza and many have pointed out, what would be their fate if something like this happens to a hamas leading figure? they also pointed out hezbollah and the repercussions from there. has blood is iran backed with a huge arsenal that is much more sophisticated down hamas -- dan hamas. so far the exchange of fire between hezbollah and israel has been constrained to one strip of the border. if they start using lawn -- long-range missiles it could change the conflict and nobody wants to see that escalation. there is nervousness, even though the israeli army says they are ready for any scenario. there is nervousness among israel's allies and the international community about what the has been a response could -- hezbollah response could look like. for more, we speak to a senior fellow at the foundation for the defense o

post reported that the father of their aerospace program, avihar even was killed. at the heart of israel few months later when they uh conduct a sabotage attack at nathan's two times, their main ballistic missile factory offer went into the air and experienced explosion, when they started attacking uh iranian ships, they said that their own ships more than the number, mean greater number became under attack, so there are different ways that iran will definitely provide a response uh... okay, i'm sorry, i will just fresh out of time, i do apologize, i do apologize for that, say mustapha, political analyst, sorry, we're just fresh out of time, sayid muhammed marandi, thank you, university professor and political analys, both from tehran, with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight, from the team, it's goodbye. when the palestinians were dealing with israeli atrocities, arab betrayal, and several other issues. iran's islamic revolution in 1979 was inspirational for the palestinian resistance factions to pursue their cause in a different way. but besides iran's unwavering s

post reported. that the father of their aerospace program, avihar even was killed at the heart of israel few months later when they uh conduct a sabotage attack at nathan's two times, their main ballistic missile factory offer went into the air and experienced explosion when they started attacking uh iranian ships they said that their own ships more than the number mean greater number became under attack, so there are different ways that iran will definitely provide a response uh, itself and through its allies, definitely this is going to happen. okay, i'm sorry, we just fresh out of time, i do apologize, i do apologize for that, say must political analyst, sorry, we're just fresh out of time, say thank you, university professor and political analyst, both from tehran, with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight from the team, it's goodbye. dealing with israeli atrocities, arab betrayal and several other issues. iran's islamic revolution in 1979 was inspirational for the palestinian resistance factions to pursue their cause in a different way. but besides iran's unwaver

post reported that the father of their aerospace program, avihar even was killed at the heart of israel few months later, when they uh conduct a sabotage attack at nathan's two times, their main ballistic missile factory offer went into the air and experienced explosion when they started attacking... iranian ships, they said that their own ships more than the number, mean greater number became under attack, so there are different ways that iran will definitely provide a response itself and through its allies, definitely this is going to happen, okay, i'm sorry, we just fresh out of time, i do apologize, i do apologize for that, say political all, sorry, we're just fresh out of time, sayid marandi, thank you, university professor and political analyst, both from with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight from the team, it's goodbye. the headlines this hour, iran's leader highlights the importance of soft power which he says the country has been relying on over the past four decades. also, people mark the fourth assassination anniversary of the anti-terror commander, an

shortly after this , the israeli publication jerusalem post reported the shelling of the american embassybaghdad. however, the pentagon clarifies that there were no precise hits on the building. in addition, yemeni sources claim that one of the american fighters was shot down over the capital. this has already caused discontent among american congressmen. one of the representatives of the democratic party said: biden did not warn anyone about the impending hostilities, despite the first article of the american constitution. in response, the head of the us state department, antony blinken, emphasized that the bombing of yemen is needed for defense, not for escalation. russia, for its part, has already requested an urgent meeting of the un security council. alek komarov, lead. the key area of ​​work of the prosecutor's office is to ensure russia's interests in defense and security, assistance in achieving svo goals. made a significant contribution to strengthening the rule of law. throughout their more than three-century history, prosecutors have convincingly confirmed their... significant,

we've even had amuse, reported by the jerusalem post of local officials. i'm talking about ted and gaza into something that looks like our fits, we've had took about an eruption style. but we've had his way to cabinet ministers, old in a comment withdrawal and that talked about dropping and you keep them, which by the way, does at least confirm that the most far right government in the history of israel actually possesses a new cable. and so as far as the 2 monetary in fax on the ground, the question of intentionality is concerned. i think south africa has a, a very strong case, ms. osmond said many genocide and holocaust scholars including his rabies and jewish scholars have confirmed that this is quite a text book genocide done at the end. while the i, c j is decisions are legally binding and con, be appealed. the court doesn't have its own ability to enforce rulings that responsibility lies with the the, you and security council. are you convinced that south africa has a solid case? and what happens if israel ignores any judgement that goes against it?

shortly after this, the israeli publication jerusalem post reported the shelling of the american embassy in baghdad. however, the pentagon clarifies that there were no precise hits on the building. in addition, yemeni sources claim that it was shot down over the capital. russia sent a request for an urgent meeting of the un security council to alek komarov, lead. the prosecutor's office has a special role in serving the law of the fatherland. vladimir putin congratulated the department’s employees on their professional holiday. the president noted the importance of their work to protect rights. freedom of citizens outlined the key tasks for this year. our citizens expect equally active offensive work from you. as before, among the priority tasks is the identification and elimination of violations of the social labor rights of citizens. monitoring the strict observance of legal rights, payments and benefits for participants in a special military operation and their families. and of course, i will note this key thing. areas such as ensuring the country’s interests in the field of defense a

we even had a muse reported by the jerusalem post of local officials. i'm talking about 10 and gaza into something that looks like our fits. we've had took about an eruption style. but we've had his way to cabinet ministers, old in a comment withdrawal and that talked about dropping and youtube home, which by the way, does these confirm that the most far right government in the history of israel actually possesses a new cable. and so as far as the humanitarian facts on the ground, and the question of intentionality is concerned, i think south africa has a, a very strong case, ms. osmond said many genocides and hold a cost scholars including his rabies and jewish scholars, have confirmed that this is quite a text book genocide. dang. while the c j is decisions are legally binding and con, be appealed. the court doesn't have its own ability to enforce ruling site responsibility lies with the the un security council. and are you convinced that south africa has a solid case? and what happens if israel ignores any judgement that goes against it? well, i shou

this is my rear of the same story is in the jerusalem post . and this is about a plan supposedly fall off of the war for going. is that going as a plan is one of the headline says here. now this is appears to be a leak to the papers. they say it's the plan drafted by a group of businessmen with close ties and that's and yahoo! so the papers are interpreting it as a sort trial balloon from the net from yahoo government presented to the americans . and the plan, as the papers reported, is that split off to the will that will be a several stage process. full gauze. and the 1st stage with the military government run by the is right. and these are transitional period of that. then leading into a 13 you promised in, you know, thirty's or not how much uh, notifies a box by an international uh, arab coalition. and then if that went smoothly in 2 to 4 years, they might well be a palestinian state. now, how always to interpret this is a, conus, is it, since it is a genuine? well mentioned, y'all have often said some things to the americans, and then othe

business matter if news type of the same story is being pushed by the jerusalem post gauze. a plan is what the headline says here. and essentially they be leaks a proposal that they say is being drafted by a group of businessmen with connections to nothing yahoo and it's being taken to the americans. now this proposal for the cost of the war, the proposal for cause of would have a phase $1.00 which is essentially military rule full, gaza that these raise would go in and is ready ministry. what are the c o aspects of gauze and the life that would then transition into a phase 2 whenever that might be, which is a new product city north or it's a uh, with banking from an international coalition of our nations. this near pe would not involve how much they would not involve concepts off to that, if about will go smoothly. you would get a promise to the instate. now should we accept any of this as being realistic as being honest, being genuine? well, there's a lot of devil in that detail about transitional care and how long would it last of ministry rules could last indefinitely fu

we've even had a muse reported by the jerusalem post of local officials. i'm talking about ted and gaza into something that looks like our fits. we've had took about an eruption style. but we've had his way to cabinet ministers, old in a comment withdrawal and that talked about dropping and youtube home, which by the way, does these confirm that the most far right government in the history of israel actually possesses a new cable. and so as far as the 2 monetary, in fax on the ground, i'm the question of intentionality is concerned. i think south africa has a, a very strong case, ms. osmond said many genocide and holocaust scholars including his rabies and jewish scholars have confirmed that this is quite a text book genocide done at the end. while the i, c j is decisions are legally binding and con, be appealed. the court doesn't have its own ability to enforce ruling site responsibility lies with the the you and security council. are you convinced that south africa has a solid case? and what happens if israel ignores any judgement that goes against it? w

we've even had amuse, reported by the jerusalem post of local officials. i'm talking about ted and gaza into something that looks like our fits, we've had took about an eruption of style, but we've had his way to cabinet ministers, old in a comment withdrawal and that talked about dropping and you keep them, which by the way, does these confirm that the most far right government in the history of israel actually possesses a new cable. and so as far as the monetary in fax on the ground, i'm, the question of intentionality is concerned. i think south africa has a, a very strong case, ms. osmond said many genocide and holocaust scholars including his rabies and jewish scholars have confirmed that this is quite a text book genocide done at the end. while the i, c j is decisions are legally binding and con, be appealed. the court doesn't have its own ability to enforce ruling site responsibility lies with the the you and security council. are you convinced that south africa has a solid case? and what happens if israel ignores any judgement that goes against it?

we've even had a muse reported by the jerusalem post of local officials. i'm talking about ted and gaza into something that looks like our fits, we've had took about an eruption style, but we've had his way to cabinet ministers, old in a comment withdrawal and that talked about dropping and you keep them, which by the way, does these confirm that the most far right government in the history of israel actually possesses a new cable. and so as far as the monetary in fax on the ground, i'm the question of intentionality is concerned. i think south africa has a, a very strong case, ms. osmond said many genocide and holocaust scholars including his rabies and jewish scholars have confirmed that this is quite a text book genocide done at the end. while the i, c j is decisions are legally binding and con, be appealed. the court doesn't have its own ability to enforce ruling site responsibility lies with the the you and security council. are you convinced that south africa has a solid case? and what happens if israel ignores any judgement that goes against it? wel

i'd also like to draw your attention to a jerusalem post logical dated 5th january 2024. if you said it was penned by professor from the inquiry on university nixon that she previous leaves she previously worked as a coordinator at the w h words. oh, thank you, focusing on emergency 6 good things to coal draws on explicit assessments from environmental experts including is really expensive. and according to these assessments will get pretty good through adults that garza will be inhabitable one day after the conflict. and as a result of the bottom on the soil, the sub soil, coastal waters b, m to one of them had been polluted on. an unprecedented scale. q 3 passive by the bombardments life. use the chemicals that have been released by the bio mass, which is now rushing as awful as it sounds, as well as other waste and sewage solutions. you will, there are no more natural, not unofficial sorts of sources. to practically all of the sanitation infrastructure is going to need because roughly 20 percent of the agricultural labs and gaza will never be restored. it takes you to

the reports of from the jerusalem post is consistent with the statement made by the palestinian find a group underground who declared that they were 9 soldiers that belong to a special force. a group we're operating in on varies. right. because you can barely our, of this morning again, hon. you and it's, we're not only we see an expansion of the military operations in to find it, but also the destruction of land marks there and more residential towers just furthering the, the problem of, of this placement due to entire population, antonio and his honey, we just heard an ambulance passed by behind you the tell us about the situation. i ad hospitals that are still functioning because of course the in central gaza for example. there are very few hospitals, uh, functioning and uh for an end users that have been helping out in some of the hospitals like i like so in central guys have have to pull out what, what is the situation like in, in the remaining hospitals that are still available to people in cost as the bullet, the situations are extremely difficult right now and then drop that

for more analysis, we're joined by a senior columnist for the jerusalem post who is joining us from jerusalem. good to have you with us. >> thank you. >> so today marks three months of war. israeli ministers have begun debating what gaza could look like after the war. the only thing that seems to be clear is there is no consensus. we've got two senior israeli ministers discussing gaza where palestinians would lead and given that you have your finger on the pulse in israel, what is the public view on this war especially given the fact that netanyahu support according to the polls is waning? >> it is a complicated question because on the one hand israelis would like to see a continuation of the war for israel to be able to achieve its goals of toppling the hamas regime in the gaza strip, preventing occurrence of a style massacre the like of which took place on october 7, and retrieving the 130 plus hostages that remain inside gaza being held by hamas. on the other hand, israelis would also like to seen a end to this skon conflict. so how do we do that preserving security one hand but also on th

i also want to ask you about something that "the jerusalem post" and others have been reporting now,hat prime minister netanyahu has said that the operation in gaza, we're talking about the war in the gaza area, is going to potentially continue until 2025. that is a year from now. what do you think gaza will look like, and what will happen to the hospitals in florida are already collapsing if it goes on for another year? >> i want to ask our communities when we think -- when we decided it was okay for hospitals to be attacked. we used to talk the follow of mosul and saigon and now we're talking about the fall of hospitals. we're talk about the fall of al shifa and al nas rah hospital. those should be unequivocally safe and protected under international law. we know that. what gaza will look like is an even worse apocalyptic scene than we have witnessed to date. >> it is very, very stark in the terms that you put, it especially the story about that 1-year-old. no one will get that how the of their head, and i've been seeing the pictures, we all see them. it is devastating and devastat

. >>> now for more analysis, we're joined by senior jerusalem post columnist and senior fellow at the jewish people policy institute. thank you so much for being here with us. so first just to build on what we were hearing there, your reflections on the war 100 days in. could it be another 100 days before it ends? >> hard to imagine and believe, the heart refuses almost to believe that it has been 100 days since these people were taken and since the massacre and barbaric attack took plains inside israeli communities and homes. it is unimaginable when we think about what these hostages have been going through, how there still are over 130 of them being held in some dark hole somewhere inside gaza. men, women, children, the elderly, people who are wounded who needed and still need medical care. and how hamas continues to hold on to them and refuses to allow them to come back to their families. and can i imagine that this will take another 100 days? unfortunately the answer is yes. because we nknow what hamas doe and how it operates and what it wants. it uses these hostages as a cynical

i spoke to a senior jerusalem post columnist and senior fellow at the jewish people policy instituteed him for his outlook. here he is. >> it's unimaginable when we think about what these hostages have been going through, how there still are over 130 of them being held in some dark hole somewhere inside gaza, men, women, children, the elderly, people who are wounded, who needed and still need medical care, and how hamas continues to hold on to them and refuses to allow them to come back to their families. can i imagine that this will take another 100 days? unfortunately the answer is yes. we know, kim, what hamas does and how it operates and what it wants. it uses these hostages as a cynical tool to undermine and to pierce the heart of israel every day, every hour. we are marking today 100 days, but what i can only imagine what people are going through, the families of these hostages and their loved ones, is really horrifying. >>> ukraine says russia launched dozens of missiles and drones across the country on saturday. it's the fourth such major attack by moscow since december 29th.

. >> bret: jerusalem post writes this: it's not clear if iran's enablers qatar and turkey or its allieshina, actually call the shots in tehran or have any influence. iran declares while it encourages and supports movements like ansar lebanon and president bashar assad in syria, it does not actually control them. do you take issue with enabler, that word? >> i don't know what they mean by enablers and i don't know who wrote this comment, qatar is a next door neighbor to tehran. largest gas field in the world. our relationship, based on common interest and good neighborhood. >> bret: do you think the u.s. should push back retaliate on these attacks and if the attack that is retaliation, ends up being inside iran, is that acceptable to qatar? >> we fully respect what the u.s. decision and the way they would handle that but i think that at this moment for all of us, cooler heads are needed. we need resort to diplomacy and contain the situation and focus on resolving the issue. >> bret: after the war ideally the war comes to an end between israel and hamas. will the have any role in that reg

. >> bret: speaking of that jerusalem post the constructive meeting on gaza ends in paris but gaps remain there is a lot of difference between israel and hamas on this issue. fair write up there. >> as far as i know. >> bret: yeah. i want to turn around the world to ukraine. and where you see this, the concern about ukraine up against russia and what is happening now. >> i think we are entering in very important. february will be key. our president is going to kyiv. we announced a new degree weapons. ukraine, like u.k. did. but at the same time, we also know that we need the u.s. leadership. we can't match the military contribution u.s.: ukrainians need -- they are fights for their lives they need ammunitions. and we have been very supportive but that's a key element. we have to play the long game if we want to win the war. >> bret: is there any doubt in your mind that putin has ambitions to do beyond ukraine if he has success there that it goes somewhere else. >> are deal could achieve peace. that he was not the way it works. if we are going to that direct, will be more and more go much

. >>> want to bring in now here in studio is the outgoing editor in chief of the jerusalem post, avi mayer. the last time you and i spoke was the days after october 7th. i know you've been through a lot in the last few months amidst this war. i want you first to react to what the general was just talking about and what you heard him say there. >> i think he's right. certainly with regard to the attack in iran, it does not bear the hallmark of an israeli incident. israel does not target innocent civilians at funerals. it is just not what israel does. i think it is fairly clear that's not what was happening. as for the strike in lebanon, again, indications are that this was israel, has not taken responsibility for this strike. if we talk about provocation and escalation, the provocation and escalation was october 7th when hamas perpetrated the worst massacre of jews since the holocaust, abducting, mutilating, raping. that is the very root of everything we're seeing today. and so whether or not israel carried out the strike in beirut that took out the senior hamas leader, israeli leader

and i'm a writer and journalist from jerusalem occupied posts, palestinians have been facing challenges of sensor race are being misconstrued, being misinterpreted willfully their words taken out of context to being vilified when terrorist agents are stuff. and i know it does not because the and i think in recent months the approach has been a lot more unabashed with in love, unapologetic because this whole framework is races. this is a genocide competing in front of fraud and we have to wait for it that way as, as you know, and critically emotions and ideas. riley's, as you know, we saying that they are talking to come off target the unfortunate plan this phenomenon that kind of thing and words are misconstrued are police out of context, is not by chance. it is by design. and it's meant ultimately primarily to distract from the tangible systemic institutional violence taken place on the ground. there is right now in palestine, a soldier be raising someone, a soldier beating someone, a soldier most likely shooting up someone. there are bones being dropped over the heads of fellow citize

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occupied posts. palestinians have been facing challenges of sensor race are being misconstrued, being misinterpreted. wolfley their words taken out of context, being vilified when terrorist agents are stuff. and i know it does not because the and i think in recent months of the approach has been a lot more unabashed with a lot of work, unapologetic because this whole framework is races. this is a genocide competing in front of fraud. and we have to wait, but that was as, as you know, an incredibly emotionalism, the as riley is as you know, we saying that they are talking to come off. they don't target the unfortunate plan . this phenomenon that kind of thing and words are misconstrued, are placed out of context, is not by chance. it is by design. and it's meant ultimately primarily to distract from the tangible systemic institution of violence taking place on the ground. there is right now in palestine, a soldier be raising someone, a soldier beating someone, a soldier most likely shooting up someone. there are bones being dropped over the heads of palestinians. and yet the conversati

my names of some of these cards and i am a writer and journalist from jerusalem occupied post, palestinians have been facing challenges of the uh sensor race are being misconstrued, being misinterpreted. wolfley their words taken out of context, being vilified when terrorist agents are stuff. and i know it does not because the i think in recent months the approach has been a lot more unabashed with in a lot more unapologetic because this whole framework is racist. this is a genocide competing in front of we have to wait, but that was as, as you know, and incredibly emotions and the is riley is as you know, we saying that they are targeting come off target the unfortunate plan this phenomenon, the kind of thing and words are misconstrued, are police out of context is not by chance. it is by design. and it's meant ultimately primarily to distract from the tangible systemic institutional violence is taking place on the ground. there is right now in palestine, a soldier be raising someone, a soldier beating someone, a soldier most likely shooting up someone. there are bones being dropped over t

post and is one of our staunch advocates, one of our allies inn fighting this. i feel i can do everything again on the american front to push against anti-semitism and he's doing what he can on the interfund push against anti-semitism, and he is, he's really somewhat i'm so proud of. last night i was at a party and he met some, not jewish and told them my last name and he said your brother letter in the "washington post" made soot much to me. my brother with this letter about how when the tree of life massacre happened, there's a catholic church down the block from my synagogue, and the people from the catholic church lit candles and walked up the street to our synagogue and they all met and hug and pray together. it was really a beautiful moment. gil happened to be in israel at the time and he wrote a letter in the post describing the incident. this guy who just met at the party was so taken by that, and that's what we need, people of goodwill. americans are people of goodwill. if you look at the polls the vast majority of americans support israel and hate anti

i asked her for more on the defense ministers post. we'll plan for gaza. it's, it's rides your color. and uh, it was defense minister outlined a plan, but his office dress that this is his personal vision. this would have still to be a policy through the small that were copying that and to the why to secure to cabinet, to become then an official document. so you'll have to go on the details of what he thinks would be best uh to go a full vote. he said in general, that will continue until old is really hostages that are remaining and garza will be released. and until uh, it's around the house, dismantled or governing and military or capabilities of thomas. but you've been also into details saying that there will be a face a, the next stage of the war saying that will be a new a come but approach. apparently he means more targeted approach in the north and there he's speaking only about the north because it's relative snow focusing also its operations on the south in the gaza strip mainly. and you also talked uh, results. however, i have to say detailing, bu

3 posts and in militants inside of westbank hospital, claiming they were putting a terrorist attack is really a commando is disguised as civilian women and medics shot the militants as they were reportedly being treated in a facility in the city of janine moss and his mom and jihad has confirmed the 3 as members of their groups, which are considered terrorist organizations by the us. and the e. u is really false as storm a hospital disguised as medics, palestinian civilians. this the aftermath of the shooting of 3 members of palestinian groups. the hospitals direct to describe what happened in the rooms in the room at 5 pm this morning. the occupation special forces needed into the quarters of the hospital. you can see now man, this need into the courtyards come from the northern and southern entrance has happened and they will disguise and most uniformly was in doctors and civic influence. kind of, we're kind of curious just needing the top floor. they rang the bell, and the door was closed. when they rang the bell to end of the department. they cut out the scanner can bet model th

ministers post full planned for gaza. that's right. you have gone and uh it was defense minister outlined a plan, but his office dress that this is his personal vision. this would have still to be a policy through the small, the war. copying that and to the why to secure to cabinet, to become then an official document. so you'll have color and detailed what he thinks would be best uh to go a full vote. uh he said in general, that will continue until old is really hostages. that are remaining in gaza will be released and until uh, it's around the house, dismantled or governing any military or capabilities of thomas. but you've been also into details saying that there will be a face a, the next stage of the war saying that will be a new a come, but approach. apparently he means more targeted approach in the north. and then he's speaking only about the north because it's relative snow focusing also its operations on the south in the gaza strip mainly. and he also talked a results. however, i have to say detecting but this ne

thanks, dana of chief political correspondent nina has in jerusalem forth. let's take a look now at some of the stories making news around the world. the news, broad costs are ultra 0, has accused israel of targeting. it's journalist funerals have being held for to palestinians who reported for the network. they were killed on sunday when the parent is, randy airstrikes hit the car they were travelling in. israel's military hasn't responded, but a said before that it naturally deliberately attacks. during this the so called islamic state, american group has claimed responsibility for a deadly explosion. and the ask on capital kabul talked about officials say at least 5 people were killed when the blast ripped through a many bus, at least 17 others were wounded. it was in a she item, most of them neighborhood previously targeted by s. worship worship, or as have held mass and back to him to mark the beginning of orthodox christmas. the westbank city of bethlehem is believed to be the 1st class of jesus. this year's event was more muted with the vast majority

i asked her for more on the defense ministers post war plan for garza. yes, you go on to the defense minister has presented his vision for what a post work also it could look like um, but his office trust, again this would half is not official policy. it, this would have to go of course, uh through the smaller war, copying that and through the wide is secure to cabinet to become a policy. so he said that basically the war would continue until the old, the remaining is where the hostages are released. that are still in garza and until um, old military and governing capabilities of her mouth would be eliminated. but then he went more into detail, talking about the north of casa miller in military terms, saying that this uh, there would be a new home, but approach mainly it ground and especially operations. it's not quite clear what this entails, how much it will be different from what we're seeing right now, but, of course the, the focus right now, it's not just the north of casa of this world, but also mainly now in the south. you also talked about a post

and dw special corresponded abraham from jerusalem, thanks to south africa. now we're actually the oscar for the story is, has been released from prison on parole. the former olympic and paralympic runner has served nearly 9 years of a 13 year sentence for the murder of his girlfriend, the model reinvesting count a low key exit for a paralympic star turn murder, oscar per story. this is release from this prison near pretoria was largely kept away from the media spotlight. the story is banned from speaking to the press until the end of his parole. it expires in december 2029. until then, he faces restrictions on when he can leave his home. his doris must also attend classes on anger, management, and violence against women. a breach of these conditions could land him behind bars again. his story is what's convicted of murdering his girlfriend. reverse deem camp on valentine's day 2013. he shot her 4 times through a bathroom door and his home. the story is claimed he missed took steam count for a burglar, but prosecutor say he killed her with intent during an ar

and dw special corresponded abraham from jerusalem. thanks i as well in the meantime, us secretary of state antony blinking has arrived in turkey, kicking off a week long visits to the middle east. lincoln's visit comes as the us tries to contain the israel, him off for fearing that it could spread into a wider conflict. the top us diplomat will hold talks and a symbol on saturday, then had to israel the occupied westbank and 5 arrow countries including egypt, guitar and sonia ravia comes as attacks and 11 on end. ron have wrote nerves in the region are corresponding door and jones and is dumble is following the story for us . and earlier i asked him one secretary of lincoln is hoping to achieve this time around. well, i think the secretary of state lincoln's visit to talk. he's seen as much about diplomatic messaging as substance. you have to realize that since the onset of these will, between israel and hamas blinking had largely side line tacky. but instead focusing on the gulf states. and in part that was due to tuckers president b

a brand that from a jerusalem. thank you. a lava from a volcano which had throughout the day on sunday and iceland has reached the small fishing town of green. the vic, the lava has set some buildings on 5 main roads to the town, as well as instead of tricity until a board of supplies have already been destroyed. the town was evacuated on saturday, so there is no immediate danger to life for end of it is some 40 kilometers south west, off the capital rate cubic molten lava continued to spew into green to big over nice. it's a natural size of stunning beauty, but also one that is threatening the town's future print if it lies above a fault line, the geologist had long known about what had been inactive for hundreds of years. then the last november earthquake started hitting the area which is sometimes a warning of an impending volcanic corruption. this man lift all his life and grinned to make, watching events unfold and his hometown has left him wondering whether he will ever return. it's tough in many ways, but i am optimist

that was our rebecca rid of the reporting from jerusalem ecuador, as president, has declared war on drug gangs and mid spiraling violence. at least 10 people have been killed this week. soldiers are patrolling the streets of schools and shots are close to many big cities. unrest broke out with a state of emergency was declared over a drug lords, prison escaped inmates or holding more than a 100 prison staff hostage. government also stormed a new station and held a journalist captive on live tv. yesterday, stephen dudley is co founder and co director of inside. that's a think tank in washington dc that investigate organized crime in the america. and so i asked him if ecuador is descending into an ar as well. that might be a slight exaggeration. certainly they are having extreme problems with criminal groups. a civil war would require some sort of politics behind this, but this mostly appears to be criminal in nature. in the decree that the president issued yesterday, he named 22 different criminal groups, which really gets you to the heart of the problem. this isn't just one group, they h