, 68 members of the knesset agreed including benny gants. and the rapid in the opposition left because he didn't want to show that he also supported, everybody in israel refuses two state solution, it is time for all the people in the middle east and around the world, either they want to do something about it, which is not recognize israel as a state and recognize israel as an appetite regime that has stolen state a state of the palestinians and then reject. or they close their eyes as they have done at the americans have done twice at the united nations vatoing the recognition of palestine as a state and this puts also an end to all the palestinies who think that the americans are good partners for peace and then there is a possibility to have a peace with the israelis and what they have done today is they have confirmed the choice of the palestinian resistance that talking to the israelis is waste of time and the israelis what the what they want to do and they are saying it without lying that after gaza they're going to turn their guns to the west bank where there is a palestinian au

, 68 members of the knesset agreed including benny gances and the appeal in the opposition left because he didn't want to show that he also supported, everybody in israel refuses two state solution, it is time for all the people in the middle east and around the world, either they want to do something about it, which is not recognize israel as a state and recognize israel as an appartite regime that has stolen state a state of the palestinians and then rejected or they close their eyes as they have done at the americans have done twice at the united nations vatoing the uh recognition of palestine as a state and this it puts also an end to all the... palestinians who think that the americans are good partners for peace and then there is a possibility to have a peace with the israelis and what they have done today and they have confirmed the choice of the palestinian resistance that talking to the israelis is waste of time and the israelis the what they want to do and they are saying it without lying that after gaza they're going to turn their guns to the west bank where there is a palest

, 68 members of the knesset agreed including benny gance and lapid in the opposition left because he didn't want to show that he also supported, everybody in israel refuses two state solution, it is time for all the people in the middle east and around the world, either they want to do something about... which is not recognized israel as a state and recognize israel as an appartite regime that has stolen the state state of the palestinians and then rejected or they closed their eyes as they have done at the americans have done twice at the united nations vatoing the recognition of palestine as a state and this it puts also an end to all the palestinians who think that the... are good partners for peace and then there is a possibility to have a peace with the israelis and what they have done today if they have confirmed the choice of the palestinian resistance that talking to the israelis is waste of time and the israelis what the what they want to do and they are saying it without lying that after gaza they're going to turn their guns to the west bank where there is a palestinian aut

that... and beniamin netanyahu rejected and then we hear from benyamin netanyahu very clearly at the knesset yesterday saying the military pressure is forcing hamas to give more concession that we imagine before. so what he's talking about is he's talking about the more killing of the civilians, children and women mainly, destroying the tents and assassinating more. trying to assassinate more militants or civilians in the street and because of hamas is feeling for the palestinian population and wanting to show the population that actually it is not its position that is preventing thea fire, but every time we agreed on something it is netanyahu is doubling down and thinking that this is a position of weakness when the resistance has not shown any weakness throughout. the nine month before and they never raise a white flag, then now it is clear that the more they agree any sees fire, ben netan is going to reject it and continue the war, because he said the objectives are to defeat hamas and to kill every single militant, no matter what level of leadership he has, even if it's a simple militant

netanyahu and the knesset. considering that , mr. doctor, we recently knew that the soldiers of the zionist regime disobeyed the orders of their superiors, the war commanders of the zionist regime , what do you think this will do? for this diet look at how many things have happened. one is the issue of reverse migration, which is very serious . if you go and observe the new bangurieh airport , you will see that everyone is closing their doors and running away , unlike in the past, they were trying to bring more immigrants into the occupied territories. and the settlement constructions that the next incident that happened is that there is no motivation at all among the people who are in the occupied land and are under the rule of the zionist regime to fight because they migrated to this area for security in order to have a life. to be the issues. after all, if the zionist statistics come out one day from the casualties caused in this al-aqsa storm, then it will be a disaster for the zionist army. now, two thirds of the zionist army is

the knesset of the zionist regime voted two days ago on the draft law opposing the establishment of a palestinian state. in this draft, the formation of an independent state of palestine is considered a threat to the zionist regime. chaos and insecurity in the city of leeds in the north of england protestors against the immigration policies of the government set fire to a police car. also. in these riots, a double-decker bus the fire was extinguished. protesters also clashed with the police. british police released news about whether people were arrested in these riots. he did not and only announced in a short statement that the destruction of public places will not be tolerated. gratitude of the minister of energy to the employees of ramin ahvaz power plant. last week, the ramin power plant staff baptized a unit out of circuit without stopping the power plant's operation in order to maintain the stability of the country's power grid. on the sidelines of the ceremony, mr. mehrabian, referring to the two very hot weeks ahead, asked the people to help the experts of the electricity indu

the knesset of the zionist regime voted two days ago on the draft law opposing the establishment of the palestinian state. in this draft, the formation of the independent state of palestine means a threat to the zionist regime. continued news at the same time as the third day of the martyrdom of aba abdullah al-hussein, peace be upon him. hosseini, with the presence of a large number of heidaryun zanjan delegation, mourned and mourned the sufferings of zainab kabra, peace be upon her . hossein, this field and this route have many times witnessed the affection of mast labik or zeinab labik or zainab labik or ezzat dakhte ali hammat zainab nagar seyed sajjad and wherever kanara or zainba or the road whose destination is hossein , in order to reach it, one must become a mahram, so that it means zeal . one of the medical centers in jalal al ahmad street reported that: mr. maleki, in this incident , the communication room of the hospital on the ground floor was completely on fire and a lot of smoke had spread to the lower floors. there were no hospitalized patients in these classes. the spok

the foreign policy official of the european union , approved by the knesset, condemned the zionist regime for rejecting the establishment of a palestinian state. on the eve of the meeting of the foreign ministers of eu member states, joseph brill said: the formation of the palestinian state is a vital step for the conclusion of the conflict. israel and palestine. this meeting is supposed to be held in brussels on monday and discuss the consequences of the gaza war. diet knesset on thursday, the zionists opposed the establishment of a single palestinian state in a resolution. in a security meeting, the chief of the joint chiefs of staff of the zionist regime asked prime minister netanyahu to reach an agreement for the exchange of prisoners with the palestinian islamic resistance movement, hamas. in this meeting, hardazi halavi stated that it is necessary to reach an agreement on the exchange of prisoners, considering the point of operation where the israeli army is present. channel 12 of the zionist regime recently disclosed the results of a poll. 66 of the zionists want to reach an agreem

the knesset of the zionist regime voted two days ago on the draft law opposing the establishment of a palestinian state. in this draft. the formation of an independent state of palestine is said to be a threat to the zionist regime. the board of directors of amourash port in the south of occupied palestine warned that half of its employees will be fired due to the closure of various parts of the port for 8 months. the board of directors of amurresh port has requested the arrival of telavio's urgent assistance to prevent the dismissal of employees. his affairs before the war the main port for the import of cars and the second port was the import of other goods to the occupied territories, but no cars have been imported from this port since the beginning of this year. since november last year, in response to the zionist crimes in gaza, the yemeni army has been targeting the ships that are moving towards this port. the port of amorrasash is located in the north of the red sea, and ships must pass through the south and east of yemen to reach it. flights in amsterdam, holland, germany, ind

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it's myjudgment, though, that once the knesset goes out of recess july 28th, mr netanyahu will be freese to do so, to cut a deal — because while the knesset is in recess and won't reconvene until two weeks before our election, at the end of october, it's very hard to introduce a constructive no confidence vote or bring down the government. and i think his intention, and he certainly has the option, and he's being pushed and pressed by all sides to conclude a deal with hamas that would at least get a six—week ceasefire and get the two parties through phase one. as you pointed out, the meetings that he is going to be having withjoe biden and, of course, also donald trump in mar a lago. there is uncertainty about who will be in the oval office, but given it's most likely to be a trump versus harris campaign from this point onwards, and given both their stance and statements that we've heard on the ongoing war, what would, in your opinion, benjamin netanyahu be hoping for in the months ahead? well, i don't think there's any doubt, assuming he's serious about a negotiation to relieve some o

it's myjudgment, though, that once the knesset goes out of recess july 28th, mr netanyahu will be free — because while the knesset is in recess and won't reconvene until two weeks before our election, at the end of october, it's very hard to introduce a constructive no confidence vote or bring down the government. and i think his intention, and he certainly has the option, and he's being pushed and pressed by all sides to conclude a deal with hamas that would at least get a six—week ceasefire and get the two parties through phase one. as you pointed out, the meetings that he is going to be having withjoe biden and, of course, also donald trump in mar a lago. there is uncertainty about who will be in the oval office, but given its most likely to be a trump versus harris campaign from this point onwards, and given both their stance and statements that we've heard on the ongoing war, what would, in your opinion, benjamin netanyahu be hoping for in the months ahead? well, i don't think there's any doubt, assuming he's serious about a negotiation to relieve some of the pressure, his prime d

is a coalition that is against him, there are ministers who are for him, and they sit there in the knesset every day, but now they have gone on vacation, which our people can't really understand either, the war is going on, the hostages have not been released, none of our three questions , the tasks that the same netanyahu set on the second day of the war, have been fulfilled. knesti went on vacation, they are resting, our boys are fighting, our boys, unfortunately, are dying there because of that, that too, if we speak about the negative, then this is a negative for the benefit, not for the benefit of nathaniau, but still we are fighting, we are trying to achieve something, here they released, not released, they took five bodies of our hostages, it was a very extremely difficult operation, and their found these poor bodies at a distance. when they went into this, oh my god, what is it called, into the tunnel, they walked 200 m, walked 200 m until they found these bodies, but netanyahu says that it is thanks to us and to him, including that we finally at least the bodies took these people,

the knesset is now debating a no confidence motion against the government raised by six opposition parties. israel was under pressure tither accept the peace proposal or hand the cabinet to someone who could solve the issue through negotiations. arafat found himself a dead end as if everything was over. such words could still be heard. the words were rarely heard even during the war. there was increasing pressure to declare. goods as the capital of israel, the united states of america has an absolute right to place its embassy in a capital city, any capital city, clearly jerusalem is the capital of israel. pursuing peace efforts by conducting two operations. a few days later, arafat and rabine were invited to economic conference in jordan. in his speech, asked the u.s. not to make any decisions that would hurt the peace process. قرار مجلس الكونجرس الامريكي بنقل السفاره الامريكيه للقدس الشريف الذي يشكل سابقه خطيره ويهد. but at the same time another strange event unraveled in malta. so far, we have invested much in blood, much time and much money. we invested in war today and from here on. w

the knesset is now debating a no confidence motion against the government raised by six opposition parties. israel was under pressure to either accept the peace proposal or hand the cabinet to someone who could solve. such words could still be heard, the words were rarely heard even during the war. there was increasing pressure to declare al goods as the capital of israel. the united states of america has an absolute right to place its embassy in a capital city, any capital city. clearly, jerusalem is the capital of israel. ashi. jihad dissuaded israel from pursuing peace efforts by conducting two operations. a few days later, arafat and rabin were invited to economic conference. in jordan. in this speech, arafat asked the u.s. not to make any decisions that would hurt the peace process. قرار مجلس الكنجرس. so far, we have invested much in blood, much time, and much. money, we invested in war today, and from here on, we are committed to invest in peace. on rabin's orders, the leader of the islamic jihad was assassinated. yasa arafat was back in gaza after the middle east economic summit in

would the vote, but he's still has a 64 member of knesset majority in parliament. and when that's the situation, he needs to get at least in the next two weeks before the knesset session is over, he needs to get through those two weeks in the last few days of the session, he will be in washington speaking to congress and once he's, once the knesset session it's over, it goes into recess, then his prime minister for at least another six months. >> all right. barak ravid, always great to have you on. we appreciate your analysis. thanks so much. >> thank you still ahead, president biden says he has no intention of ending his bid for a second term. >> but could the delegates at the democratic convention in august have a say in that we're going to take a closer look at that process tomorrow morning. >> we'll president biden stay in the race or not. and how does the world see this american political prices for we'd ask the new yorker's evan osnos, sam, the eurasia group ski and bremmer for reads partygate gps tomorrow morning at ten prompt date is july 60 and 70. >> what

the knesset is now debating a no confidence motion against the government raised by six opposition parties. israel was under pressure to either accept the peace proposal or hand the cabinet to someone who could solve the issue through negotiations on the other hand when the massacrebra took place arafat found himself a dead. and as if everything was over. soon, during secret meetings with us representatives in tunisia, he received a proposal to reach his goal a lower cost, but the beginning of the intefada put a halt to the plan, and arafat came at a crossroads. a month later, he announced he had claimed the leadership of the... wanted to utilize the achievements of the intefada in a different way. arafat was preparing for new days. went to the united nations once again, but this time he said things that the us asked him to say, here more declare, that i condemn terrorism in all its form, arafat changes image from fighter to a diplomat, by doing this he could reclaim the gaza strip and the west bank from israel. israel was under pressure from the itafada and containing it was a real headac

we'll see if that's warranted and maybe the fact that the clock is changing in israel with the knessetility to the prime minister to get this deal done. at least phase one, where most — many of the hostages are supposed to be out. six weeks of pause, so we can see a surge in humanitarian aid into gaza as well. �* ~ , as well. and the prime minister is auoin as well. and the prime minister is going to _ as well. and the prime minister is going to visit _ as well. and the prime minister is going to visit with _ as well. and the prime minister is going to visit with donald - is going to visit with donald trump, the former president, before he ends his visit to the us. can you tell us a bit about the political calculus of what binyamin netanyahu is looking to achieve on this trip. and if he did so. to achieve on this trip. and if he did 50-— he did so. it's important, understand _ he did so. it's important, understand this - - he did so. it's important, understand this - i - he did so. it's important, understand this - i know| he did so. it's important, l understand this - i know a he did

they will only do reconstruction in gaza if there is a vision for a two—state solution here and the knessetery long way from any meaningful steps towards the day after plan that makes sense and that can be practicable. makes sense and that can be practicable-— makes sense and that can be practicable. just quickly, what does that mean _ practicable. just quickly, what does that mean for _ practicable. just quickly, what does that mean for the - practicable. just quickly, what does that mean for the us - practicable. just quickly, what. does that mean for the us then because this administration continues to advocate for a two—state solution? continues to advocate for a two-state solution?- continues to advocate for a two-state solution? yeah, well, i think it's _ two-state solution? yeah, well, i think it's a _ two-state solution? yeah, well, i think it's a second _ two-state solution? yeah, well, i think it's a second term - two-state solution? yeah, well, i think it's a second term or- i think it's a second term or first term for president harris issue, obviously for president trump, i do t

his ministers, as well as the haridi conscription law, were reflected in heated debates within the knessetו את המסיתים, הוקיעו מכם שוללי הלגיטימציה לממשלה דמוקרטית ונבחרת, תרו את ההסתה המסוכנת ויפה שאחת קוד. גם היום סוגיית ההסתה עדיין במוקד, כלומר טענת ראש הממשלה על השתה נגדו, ולב דווקא המתקפות הפרועות של חברי כנסת ושרים על המפגינים נגדם. נתניהו הוא לא קורבן, הוא בכן ופחדן, כל חייל בעזה מאוים יותר ממה. during the horrific massacre committed by the occupation in the palestinian refugee camps khan unis in the southern gaza strip few days ago is unconvincing to many in the entity where doubts are very high about the credibility of מעניין כל הזמן אמרו לנו שהוא שנקטעו הגפיים, שאין לו ידיים, אין לו רגליים, פתאום במהלך המלחמה נתפס חומר שמראה שהוא פגוע בעין, אבל הוא הולך בכוחות עצמו, לגמרי, לגמרי, אז זאת אומרת שכל מה שהיה לנו קודם כנראה שלא היה מדוייק, thinking אבל לא מדוייק, האם הוא מת או לא, אי אפשר, אני מסתכל על שני דברים, חמאס לא ירא אפילו כדור אחד לכיוון ישראל, זאת אומרת זה לא שאין לו, יש עוד קצת. lail: there is a high probability that they in hamas are not lying. many times they announced he

these are addressed to motrich, minister of finance the zionist regime and the knesset say that in the incident that happened on saturday, neither the sound of the iron dome's alarm was heard, nor a picture of the unknown missile hit site and its parts. as a news team , we wanted to get inside the stadium to film the scene of the incident , but we were not allowed to do so. the zionists say that majdal shams was hit by hezbollah. but eyewitnesses say something else. witnesses say that the sight of a missile fired from the iron dome hit the stadium from mount sheikh. i heard these words of the witnesses a few minutes ago, but they don't dare to stop durbin bayan sorion, the residents of majdal shams are syria , and israel has occupied this area, and now these people are not willing to serve in the army of this regime. in support of the people of gaza, hezbollah has been attacking the zionist military positions for about 10 months, and al-manara and shatula are the last zionist bases that hezbollah destroyed on sunday. on the 7th of august, hizbollah re-emphasized its focus on the zionis

this week israel's knesset advanced a trio of bills that would ban the united nations relief and worksr palestine refugees, known as unrwa, and declare it a terrorist organization. the assault on gaza has killed at least 195 native nations staff members -- united nations staff members and at least hundred 72 members of their families. meanwhile in the occupied west bank, israeli forces killed four palestinians killed in less than 12 hours including a 16-year-old who was shot dead at the qalandiya refugee camp. president biden returned to the white house tuesday after testing negative for covid. biden is planning a prime-time address from the oval office this evening where, for the first time, he will explain his decision not to seek re-election in november. on tuesday vice president kamala harris traveled to milwaukee, wisconsin for her first campaign rally since she replaced biden as the democrats' presumptive nominee. she further cemented her status as the front-runner when senate majority leader chuck schumer and house minority leader hakeem jeffries endorsed her candidacy. since bi

moving further and further to the right and they actually prefer smoke rich to be the new leader in the knesset and and as i said to that about donald trump, do you think it's possible that he will put a timeline on netanyahu and the war cabinet to and the genocide in gaza when he talks about finishing the job, and if not are we looking at an indefinite ongoing occupation of gaza, similar to the west bank going forward. thank you. yes, to the very last point, uh, i, i, i have, i have no anticipation whatsoever that donald trump will change the policy towards what they call israel uh, when he becomes the president, and the appointment of vance, lifelong supporter, zelot, actually, as his uh, as his running mate, confirms that for me. on your first point, there's really not much we can do about israeli society. are what they are, they are racist, european, overwhelmingly uh, apartite supporting colonial occupation uh of arab land uh, and as long as they remain there, it's likely that their political views will stay the same there. i only had this caviat for, as you know, i was underground in sout

zionists and knesset members say that the incident that happened on saturday was like this. sound of the iron dome alarm is not heard, nor is there a picture of the unknown missile hit site and its parts. as a news team , we asked to get inside the stadium to film the scene of the incident , but we were not allowed to do so. the zionists say that majid al-shams was attacked by hezbollah. but eyewitnesses say something else. i heard these words of the witnesses a few minutes ago, but they don't dare to say anything in front of the camera. he occupied this area and now these people are not ready to serve in the army of this regime. hezbollah has been attacking the zionist military positions in support of the people of gaza for about 10 months, and al-manara and shatula are the last zionist bases that hezbollah attacked on sunday, the 7th of august. by issuing a statement , it has categorically rejected the regime's claim of targeting the people of majdal shams. more than 11,000 residents of majdal shams live in the days where more than 90% of them refused to accept the citizen

those who are against netanyahu in the knesset and the zionist government will overthrow him and even put him on trial. because of this, he does every crazy act without paying attention to what the end result will be because now he is the master of resistance. its greatness will be formed and gaza itself will definitely take action against the zionist regime to seek the blood of this noble martyr of quds. we have the resistance of the people of gaza for about 10 months, that is, about two and a half million people in a strip whose total area is 360 square kilometers, and in some places there is no more than 7 kilometers of land, and something is about 40 kilometers long and it is very, very small. this time and

burell also strongly rejected the move by the israeli knesset to label onra as a terrorist organization. he vowed that the eu would continue supporting and funding the un agency or un aid agency for palestinians. rights campaigners are convinced that israel is committing genocide and ethnic cleansing against palestinians, actions blatantly supported by the united states and many eu nations. the death toll in gaza continues to sore, people are starving and deprived of the most basic healthcare. it's about. ideology, a sinist ideology was imported from europe into our own country of palestine, and that ideology, it's aim, i believe in my own personal opinion, and it's been proven and it's been shown the case that they are trying to eliminate the palestinian people and the palestinian culture and history from all of the land of palestine. on monday after he met his geordanian counterparts in brussels, the eu's top diplomat joseph burell again spoke out about the situation facing palestinians. i want to express and my ur dismay over the embedable climbing human cost and wide scale destructi

>> yeah, time is running out to get the knesset's approval of a deal. we've had a senior white house official tell us in a briefing yesterday that they're very, very close they have the framework done, they just need some implementation details from both hamas and israel, but we've been told full this kind of thing before. that's why you had hostage families in netanyahu's speech yesterday, standing up with t-shirts on that say, just sign the deal and some of them getting escorted out of the chambers for that silent protest and also kamala harris is going to be walking into this counter to your question she doesn't want to tip her hand too much about what her policy might be, especially if it's more restrictive than biden's because netanyahu is going to see trump tomorrow. and that would possibly hand netanyahu's some information to hand trump for the campaign trail yeah, it's interesting, josh, when you listen to how she's spoken about this, just the tone. when it comes to israel, she's been a bit of she's taken a little bit of a tougher tone, even if

burell also strongly rejected the move by the israeli knesset to label as a terrorist organization. he vowed that the eu would continue supporting and funding the un aid agency for palestinians. rights campaigners are convinced that israel is committing genocide and ethnic cleansing against palestinians and actions blatantly supported by the united states and many eu nations. the deathh in gaza continues to sore, people are starving and deprived of the most basic healthcare. it's about an ideology, a sinist ideology that was imported from europe into our country, our own country of palestine, and that ideology, it's aim, i believe, in my own personal opinion, and it's been proven and it's been shown the case that they are trying to eliminate the palestinian people and the palestinian culture and history from all of the land of palestine. after he met his georgene counterparts in brussels, the eu's top diplomat joseph burell again spoke out about the situation facing palestinians. i want to express and my her dismay over the embedable climbing human costs and wide scale destruction c

and from a political point of view, it is in a political collapse and the political removal of the knesset is almost in a state of dissolution. the government is an unstable government , there is reverse migration, and the security of the zionist regime is now at its worst. can this action, which means invading the people of al-khudeidah port and killing the yemeni people , return security to the zionist regime? you have raised a very interesting question, mr. doctor. i think exactly the opposite. that is, i feel that the zionist regime will cause that with this move yemen's ansarullah will give a very decisive answer to this blatant aggression in 30 seconds, and on the other hand, we will witness the fact that the pressure of the resistance front to crush the shaky spirit of the zionist regime will be much greater, and the strength of ansarallah and the resistance front will be much greater than the strength of the resistance front. the zionist regime came today and by targeting a port that has been attacked for years, its effectiveness will be greater. thank you very much , dr. farkhande

that's another thing, the knesset just last week voted against the two state solution.israel is going to be against a two state solution, they need to decide if they are going to go through with a full-fledged genocidal campaign of displacement and death, or if they want to turn their state into a pluralistic democratic state that will allow the palestinian people to live in peace within the israeli borders. they cannot have their cake and eat it, too. host: you said you were not a fan of the biden administration approach, what you think about what vice president harris has said about this? caller: i think that that rhetoric, i don't know if they are trying to show their hand, but i think that her rhetoric is clearly softer on the issue. i was a fan of the fact that she didn't go to the netanyahu address to congress. i don't understand. chuck schumer, who they themselves have said that netanyahu is the issue, why are we inviting him to speak to our congress? i'm a fan of her not going. i understand they spoke behind closed doors and i would be interested to know what wa

burell also strongly rejected the move by the israel knesset to label onra as a terrorist organization. he vowed that the eu would continue. supporting and funding the un aid agency for palestinians. rights campaigners are convinced that israel is committing genocide and ethnic cleansing against palestinians, actions blatantly supported by the united states and many eu nations. death tool in gaza continues to sore, people are starving and deprived of the most basic healthcare. it's about an ideology, a zin ideology that was import. from europe into our country, our own country of palestine, and that ideology, its aim, i believe in my own personal opinion, and it's been proven and it's been shown the case that they are trying to eliminate the palestinian people and the palestinian culture and history from all of the land of palestine. on monday after he met his geordanian counterparts in brussels, the eu's top diplomats, again spoke out about the situation facing palestinians, they want to express and my heart dismay over the embedable. climbing human cost and wide scale destruction cau

they are addressed to motrich, the minister of finance of the zionist regime and members of the knesset says, the incident that happened on saturday was like this. the sound of the iron dome alarm is not heard, nor is there a picture of the unknown missile hit site and its parts. as a news team , we asked to get inside the stadium to film the scene of the incident, but they did not allow us to do so. the zionists say that majid al-shams was hit by hezbollah, but the eyewitnesses say something else. witnesses say that they saw a missile fired from the iron dome of the mountain from sheikh hit the stadium. i heard these words of the witnesses a few minutes ago , but they do not dare to speak in front of the camera. hmm sorion. the residents of majdal are syrian and israel has occupied this area and now these people are not ready to serve in the army of this regime. hezbollah has been attacking zionist military positions for about 10 months in support of the people of gaza, and al-manara and shtula are the last zionist bases that hezbollah attacked on sunday, august 7. hezbollah re-emphasi

the shas party with 11 seats in the zionist knesset, one of the parties representing haredi religiouss and a member of netanyahu's coalition cabinet, recently the supreme court of the zionist regime opposed the exemption of haredi jews from serving in the army. the buyers threatened to leave the coalition cabinet if the ruling is not implemented they will be. dear viewers, thank you very much for being with us until this moment. goodbye. in the name and memory of god, greetings and good time, i have the presence of you, dear viewers of the news network , we have a long-lasting warm weather in the country, which will continue until the beginning of next week, day and night . in the past, ahvaz was reported to be the hottest center of the province with a temperature of 48 degrees. due to the rising temperature, we expect ahvaz to record 50 and 51 degrees during the last days of the week. as the night time, record city was the coolest center of the province in our country with a temperature of 10 degrees. at the country level we had the hottest spot in bushehr province, when the temperat

i think they voted against any recognition of a palestinian state before he left -- exactly, in the knessetng to put paid to that and presumably that'll be he discusses with joe biden tomorrow, the idea that if they do withdraw as part of the cease-fire, there is an israeli security net the remains over gaza. what does that look like? how do the israelis view that? dahlia: i think there are in credible he mixed messages with relation to what happens the day after. the netanyahu government for the most part has been steadfast in not wanting to discuss the day after at all. it's become such a point of contention that even essentially that was practically the issue that broke up his original war cabinet, because there was no clear political aim for the end of this war, which is tied into the question of what happens in gaza and the day after. that is partly because netanyahu is beholden to his ultra right wing, ultranationalist coalition partners who don't want to hear anything about any sort of -- any option other than israel retaining complete control over gaza. he did make the statement in

i think they voted against any recognition of a palestinian state before he left -- exactly, in the knessetng to put paid to that and presumably that'll be he discusses with joe biden tomorrow, the idea that if they do withdraw as part of the cease-fire, there is an israeli security net the remains over gaza. what does that look like? how do the israelis view that? dahlia: i think there are in credible he mixed messages with relation to what happens the day after. the netanyahu government for the most part has been steadfast in not wanting to discuss the day after at all. it's become such a point of contention that even essentially that was practically the issue that broke up his original war cabinet, because there was no clr political aim for the end of this war, which is tied into the question of what happens in gaza and the day after. that is partly because netanyahu is beholden to his ultra right wing, ultranationalist coalition partners who don't want to hear anything about any sort of -- any option other than israel retaining complete control over gaza. he did make the statement in th

perhaps there will be a political moment that allows netanyahu to take some steps before the knesset goes into recess without causing the coalition to collapse immediately. netanyahu could potentially oppose far-right factions in his coalition and reach an agreement with hamas. on a ceasefire after almost nine months of war. last week united states secretary of state anthony blinken said that such an agreement is quite possible. i believe we are close to reaching an agreement that will lead to a ceasefire, the return of the hostages, and a better path to lasting peace and stability. however , most analysts doubt that the ceasefire agreement will last beyond its first phase. and this... this is a six-week cessation of hostilities in exchange for the release of some of the hostages held by hamas. kateryna lisunova, petsiv akusvara, voice of america, washington. thanks katya, katryna lisonova told us about netanyahu's visit to washington. meanwhile, on why kamela garis was absent from netanyahu 's campaign launch speech and whether she has a chance of beating donald trump, we talk to yu

the knesset unilaterally recognized these lands as jewish; the un condemned this decision. as turkey's nato allies, are warning the jewish state against attacks. on hezbollah targets in beirut, albeit with reservations. the united states supports israel's right to protect its citizens from terrorist attacks. one of the reason why we are now working hard on a ceasefire in gas is that it is not just for gas. we may also have the opportunity to achieve lasting peace between israel and lebanon. meanwhile, the situation in the gas sector itself remains tense , the un middle east agency said that calls for evacuation have covered almost 90% of the enclave's territory. this is usually a harbinger of a new idf operation. the humanitarian issue is also acute. according to turkish journalists, the israeli military blew up a reservoir in rafahi. so a major war in the middle east can already be said to be ongoing, while it is a war of words and harsh statements. nakhidbaev alexander dekin, ntv. today in russia scheduled exercises of the forces of the baltic, northern and pacific fleets

my next question is, what does this mean, what does the resolution of the knesset, that is, the israeli parliament, rejecting the idea of ​​creating a palestinian state mean, now what? common common place, now the jews are skeptical to say the least about the idea of ​​a palestinian state, it torpedoes the whole close-seated process, as far as i understand, because everyone just wants to have there two states, and israel says: no, no, no, we already, we already, we already had two states here, we already, we already had enough of these two states, what does this mean, the whole resolution, experience after experience shows that in first of all , they don't want this state... these palestinian activists who manage these entities, because the state is troublesome, it is responsible for one's own destiny, one has to think about something, develop this state, earn money, take care of the population, well, it's easier , so that the world community would send you some money, as in such a persecuted, unfortunate, you are something there spent something on these unfortunate palestinians on weap

questionnaire for me, set them on detention facility, which it also been rounded on by protest. meanwhile, the knesset to a seated exchange between roommate was a member of the right wing. the old policy saved for a voting fly compartment in full authority with the arrest and soldiers. uh, to the incentives he did our country scene around this story. it's crazy and we need to stop it. and i think we need to give a personal example here. i see now and i called other coalition members to do the same. i'm getting up and i'm leaving and i'm not going to vote on anything any more until this story. and this insanity that someone in the prosecutor's office thinks it's possible to come in at the soldiers for things they're doing to the knock. but saturday is not over. and i am really asking, and i think my colleagues and friends will do well if they do the same is ideas we can all continue as usual to insert a sticking a person's rectum. is that legitimate? yes, if he's enough, but everything is legitimate. everything on the situation is seemingly deepening, already existing risk within the next new off gover

she's a former member of the knesset and currently the senior envoy to thejewish agency for israel.e were killed in this strike. what have you been hearing from the druze community in majdal shams? how would they like israel to respond? good evening and thank you for having me and i send my sincere condolences to all of the druze brothers and sisters in the and all of the middle east who have been facing this massive tragedy since saturday and it's hard to imagine and it's hard to absorb, a tiny peaceful country in the north, losing i2 country in the north, losing 12 children, 12 young kids when they were playing soccer is something it is hard to imagine in this tiny peaceful community. and seeing macro his brother were aiming at this tiny community knowing there is no military base is something thatis no military base is something that is unacceptable and crossing the whole red lines and now people are demanding and now people are demanding and understanding the whole efforts, the massive efforts israel has been trying for ten months, diplomatically, peacefully, collaborating with

you've had knesset two-state solution to this conflict despite 3/4 of the un backing it, joe biden expectedsh for it in washington. what's your view? joumanna: this speech is going to be pivotal. very controversial as well. p.m. benjamin netanyahu will be fined to the u.s. to deliver the speech to congress on july tourney for. there's a lot of pressure on him from the international -- july 24. there's a lot of pressure on him from the international community, u.s., eu. the united nations encouraging him to get and agree to this cease-fire proposal put forward by biden about a month ago. you will remember, it had several phases. . but most importantly, domestically as well, pressure is building. the families of hostages are saying they do not want him to fly to the u.s. for agreeing to a deal that secures the release of hostages. even the leader of the opposition party cindy needs to cancel that address to congress in the absence of agreeing to a deal. there is optimism internally. if you looked at some of the israeli markets, for example, just in the last month you seen a stabilization of t

there may be a political moment that allows netanyahu to take some steps before the knesset goes intothe coalition to collapse immediately. netanyahu could potentially oppose the far-right factions in his coalition and reach a cease-fire agreement with hamas after nearly two months of war. united states secretary of state anthony blinken said last week that such an agreement is entirely possible. i believe we are close to reaching an agreement that will lead to a ceasefire, the return of the hostages , and a better path to lasting peace and stability. however, most analysts doubt that the ceasefire agreement will last longer than its first phase, which is a cessation of hostilities in six weeks in exchange for the release of some of the hostages

fact i think i —— they voted against any recognition of the palestinian state before he left in the knesset to that and presumably that will is what she discusses with joe and presumably that will is what she discusses withjoe biden tomorrow. this idea that if they do withdraw as part of the cease—fire that there is a security net and is really security net that remains over gaza. what does it look like and how do the israelis view that? i what does it look like and how do the israelis view that?— the israelis view that? i think there are _ the israelis view that? i think there are mixed _ the israelis view that? i think there are mixed messages i the israelis view that? i think l there are mixed messages with relation to what happens the day after. the netanyahu government for the most part has been steadfast and not want to discuss the day after i told to stop it is become such a point of contention that it was essentially practically the issue that broke up his original work evident because there was no clear political aim for the end of this war which is tied into the question of what h

he's doing this right before the knesset. their congress goes out for three months, so those two audiences, i think we understand. there's a third audience here. it's teheran. he is going to signal to teheran the resolution of israel. you saw it most recently in the attacks against the houthi proxies on the coast of the red sea blowing up. a major port there. 2,000 mile. benjamin netanyahu will be also speaking to the iranians. here in this administration, what they would luke to do on their watch in these remaining few months is bring saudi arabia to a point of recognizing israel, thus sort of completing the idea of the abraham accords. you could almost call them the joseph accords, if joe biden can accomplish that. i think that's the part that's going to be hard. and to conclude, chris, i think the chances of getting to a cease fire are about even right now. that's as high as they've been. but we'll learn a lot more as we listen to the prime minister address those three audiences. >> we were just showing a picture of rashid

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relatives regularly attend rallies and demand an agreement with hamas in jerusalem in front of the knessett members; national security minister bengvir does not answer benjamin netanyahu's calls. the heads of the parties included in the coalition have not held joint meetings for a long time. "opposition leader eir lapit says that control of the war has left the hands of benjamin netanyahu, although defense minister job galland convinces everyone otherwise. idf soldiers have fought in the last 9 months, doing their job with dedication, sacrificing themselves, and have achieved a lot. we destroyed or wounded 60% of hamas terrorists, they are all different, some work in..." al-qassami, this is the hamas army, only for the money, you can see right from them that they are doing this only for the money in order to support their family, some of them are absolutely wild, eager to kill and proud of the fact that they killed seven israelis. the humanitarian situation in the gaza strip is critical, international charitable organizations are ready to help, but where to deliver food and. medicines, roa

i have had calls from people in israel, members from the knesset saying they agree with everything thatwe said at our rally outside parliament. the issue of gaza has had a massive effect on the general election in britain, and it is not going to go away. amy: let me ask you about starmer saying that the rwanda deportation policy is buried and dead? >> i am very pleased the rwanda policy is finished. it was always horrible of essentially outsourcing human rights responsibilities to refugees by deporting -- not all, but some of them -- to rwanda. very expensive deal in which the rwanda government was given money to facilitate this. i am pleased that is over. but the language used by some of the labor leaders in the election about desperate people crossing the channel to try to find a place of safety in britain and about the issue of refugees in general was very, very unfortunate, very bad. we are in the midst of a global refugee crisis. surely, the responsibility of the wealthiest countries in the world is to do their things. look at the causes of why people seek refuge and secondly treat

and if there was confusion last week the knesset passed a law saying there would be no palestinian stateyou are literally hosting a man that is the lowest hanging fruit that you could have plucked to continue to speak out of both sides of their mouth and failed to do even that. so i am putting a challenge to all voters who are worried about our democracy who are pointing fingers, about the palestinians who have not had time to mourn the dead. but the responsibility is on you. the dnc has agency, they can impose an arms embargo, they can impose and call for a permanent cease-fire now. amy: in a moment we will go to an israeli and palestinians -- peacemaker who addressed a session of a number of congress members who refused to attend netanyahu's address but i wanted to end by quoting the congressman from wisconsin who said i won't be attending the speech to congress preyed i only regret and arrest warrant for his war crimes has not been arrested -- as i would've gladly served it to him on the house floor. the significance of this, that the icc has said it would be issuing an arrest warrant