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netanyahu and the likud for what has happened? >> i do, i do blame them. the rally in kikar zion in jerusalem that showed him in the uniform of a nazi. so, mr. bibi netanyahu, now we can say from here to eternity, that you didn't support it and didn't agree with it, but he was there and he didn't stop it. (siren blaring) >> narrator: netanyahu's close adviser at the time vehemently disagrees. >> the attempt to pin on him the murder of the prime minister (stammering): is a cheap political propaganda trick that was taken by his political opponents, mostly from the left, in order to delegitimize netanyahu as the political public and to delegitimize the positions of likud, uh... in the israeli open political debate. (man singing) >> your prime minister was a martyr for peace, but he was a victim of hate. >> narrator: after rabin's death, the peace process he had championed was in jeopardy. (speaking hebrew) his successor, shimon peres, would now try to win an election to keep it alive. that meant facing bibi netanyahu, whose standing in the polls had fallen in
netanyahu and the likud for what has happened? >> i do, i do blame them. the rally in kikar zion in jerusalem that showed him in the uniform of a nazi. so, mr. bibi netanyahu, now we can say from here to eternity, that you didn't support it and didn't agree with it, but he was there and he didn't stop it. (siren blaring) >> narrator: netanyahu's close adviser at the time vehemently disagrees. >> the attempt to pin on him the murder of the prime minister (stammering): is a...
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iqbal had likud, which won 34 seats in the previous elections, and naturally, it does not want to lose the next government, because for netanyahu, losing the next government means that his political life is over, that is, another job. he can't do it, even though he has serious competitors, competitors who have very high expertise in the military field, such as gans , eisenkot, people who are the chief of the general staff , if netanyahu does not have such expertise , there is a lot of pressure on netanyahu during this time. yes, all four of them have splits from within israel , that is, on the one hand, there is pressure to recruit more soldiers. the israelis are now having serious problems in the field of human resources. one of the ways that isaac brik is criticizing is that he says that in the past years, almost in 3 decades, israel came and emptied its army of manpower and went towards technological tools that replace manpower. but this caused this growth to continue. the growth is actually the dominance of technological tools in the army. now, a report was published by the deputy
iqbal had likud, which won 34 seats in the previous elections, and naturally, it does not want to lose the next government, because for netanyahu, losing the next government means that his political life is over, that is, another job. he can't do it, even though he has serious competitors, competitors who have very high expertise in the military field, such as gans , eisenkot, people who are the chief of the general staff , if netanyahu does not have such expertise , there is a lot of pressure...
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it has been weeks since the beginning of the war it is interesting to us that within the likud party, even if it is netanyahu's party, these differences are at the peak, that is, the minister of security, u of gallant, who is, after all, the main custodian of israel's security system, and he is the manager of this war. these differences will increase. this week , the 25th knesset will be read to dissolve the knesset dissolution bill, which was the first time after the start of the war that it was officially threatened , but this time the bill was officially submitted to the knesset. it will take a long time for this bill to be reviewed and voted on. what will be the effects? if the bill is approved, this government should be dissolved within 3 months. this knesset will be dissolved and if this knesset is dissolved, the government will be dissolved. and early elections should be held within 3 months, which is what the opponents of netanyahu want, the opponents want, and finally, in a very precise timing , new elections will be held by october next year, which will be the anniversary of
it has been weeks since the beginning of the war it is interesting to us that within the likud party, even if it is netanyahu's party, these differences are at the peak, that is, the minister of security, u of gallant, who is, after all, the main custodian of israel's security system, and he is the manager of this war. these differences will increase. this week , the 25th knesset will be read to dissolve the knesset dissolution bill, which was the first time after the start of the war that it...
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and i'm happy that you don't have to explain the likud party or whoever that is that your sourcing and i don't haven't heard the quote, but i can tell you what the chief of staff the guy that is is responsible for the use of force in girls and he speaks relentlessly about not killing civilians and he gives orders not to kill civilians division 18,000 to apply this distinction and to apply proportionality. and speaking about safe zones yesterday for soldiers were killed when mortars were fired from a from a safe zone at israeli soldiers. and i'm sure that it's not wouldn't bother you too much that for soldiers are killed, but they were killed, fired from a safe zone happened yesterday. i don't have an msn. we see ripple to quote it, but it happened nevertheless all right, guys. i have to leave it there. many you have some really important reporting about a letter from republican lawmakers to the icc about the possibility of arrest warrants for israelis as it relates to war crimes. you can go onto the tails website to find that reporting unfortunately, we are out of time here. mehdi hasa
and i'm happy that you don't have to explain the likud party or whoever that is that your sourcing and i don't haven't heard the quote, but i can tell you what the chief of staff the guy that is is responsible for the use of force in girls and he speaks relentlessly about not killing civilians and he gives orders not to kill civilians division 18,000 to apply this distinction and to apply proportionality. and speaking about safe zones yesterday for soldiers were killed when mortars were fired...
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it's interesting, she's former from that likud party, no love lost with prime minister benjamin netanyahu, but udc herejulio, the resolute commitment to get root of hamas right across the political spectrum. and there's certainly a different point of view within israel as to whether the hostages should be put before that, but when you challenge politicians and whether the two things are compressible, date think it is and that putting more pressure on hamas is the way to put the —— bring the hostages home, or do you think? more violence in one — hostages home, or do you think? more violence in one affair, _ hostages home, or do you think? more violence in one affair, i _ hostages home, or do you think? more violence in one affair, i don't think— violence in one affair, i don't think it — violence in one affair, i don't think it is _ violence in one affair, i don't think it is good for anybody to begin— think it is good for anybody to begin with, thank you for that longer— begin with, thank you for that longer segment, christian, i begin with, thank you for that longer segment
it's interesting, she's former from that likud party, no love lost with prime minister benjamin netanyahu, but udc herejulio, the resolute commitment to get root of hamas right across the political spectrum. and there's certainly a different point of view within israel as to whether the hostages should be put before that, but when you challenge politicians and whether the two things are compressible, date think it is and that putting more pressure on hamas is the way to put the —— bring the...
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likud well, for example, with fani willis today, they get personal, they get nasty and i expect mine to be as nasty if not nastier than the questions that were thrown at fani willis hey, it's gonna get even nastier as the cross continues blanche is the way skilled prosecutor he took on filing criminals and actually had worked in the same office as the da prosecuting trump alvin bragg the formerly registered democrat, blanche is now changing his tune he's not registered republican and he's bought a home near mar-a-lago. >> he actually left his law firm and has gone out on his own with one big client, and he now works out of trump's 40 wall street building. >> and just about to state the obvious todd blanche is betting his future on trump you have a district attorney indicting a former president united states, that is never, ever happened before and so being part of something where most of your briefing or most of your arguments at some point you're saying to the judge, this has never happened before, right? it is historic. the end though, is insight. prosecutors say cohen is their fin
likud well, for example, with fani willis today, they get personal, they get nasty and i expect mine to be as nasty if not nastier than the questions that were thrown at fani willis hey, it's gonna get even nastier as the cross continues blanche is the way skilled prosecutor he took on filing criminals and actually had worked in the same office as the da prosecuting trump alvin bragg the formerly registered democrat, blanche is now changing his tune he's not registered republican and he's...
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but i suppose it's the extent to which he he creates a forward opportunity for likud. >> yeah . i mean, look, netanyahu >> yeah. i mean, look, netanyahu is going to go hopefully for me personally, but i think a lot of israelis feel that way. but to slightly disagree with you in that, speaking to a friend of mine who's been in israel, there's a different sense over there. they're the, the relatively few idf soldiers have died. they have managed to , kill died. they have managed to, kill a significant and destroy a significant number of hamas operatives. about 14,000. and so there is a feeling there that they've that an incredibly difficult circumstances. so, of course, there's the loss around the world. but i don't think that they care that much. >> no they're not, they're not focused on. and to be fair, also, there's been fear that it might kick off in the lebanon, that they might get attacked by iran. and in fact, that at least has been kept control to to, they were attacked by iran. but i mean, yeah, they were but it didn't really israel is really dependent on world support. i
but i suppose it's the extent to which he he creates a forward opportunity for likud. >> yeah . i mean, look, netanyahu >> yeah. i mean, look, netanyahu is going to go hopefully for me personally, but i think a lot of israelis feel that way. but to slightly disagree with you in that, speaking to a friend of mine who's been in israel, there's a different sense over there. they're the, the relatively few idf soldiers have died. they have managed to , kill died. they have managed to,...
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he's not in the likud, but prime minister netanyahu is afraid to give that signal that he wants that because his coalition could fracture far-right. if he looks like he's actually laying the groundwork for a palestinian state, but that's what it's going to take. casey, this is not just a military war. this has political dimensions since and to ensure that their stability over time, that means a political solution is necessary while these military activities continue. and i think the president's balancing is right. the question is, is water prime minister? finally, grab the hand that united states is reaching out to the israeli people into the prime minister to say, you need to have a day after plan to make this really work. >> all right, till rubin for us this morning to all. thank you. really appreciate your time. >> all right. i'm now for store at the edmund boilers rally to even up their nhl conference finals series with the dallas stars. carolyn mano has this morning which report carolyn? good morning. >> good morning. casey dallas came into this game with a two one series lead i
he's not in the likud, but prime minister netanyahu is afraid to give that signal that he wants that because his coalition could fracture far-right. if he looks like he's actually laying the groundwork for a palestinian state, but that's what it's going to take. casey, this is not just a military war. this has political dimensions since and to ensure that their stability over time, that means a political solution is necessary while these military activities continue. and i think the president's...
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when he got elected to the knesset in the '70s, the likud party members said what he was selling we do not endorse. again, you could look a little bit at the turmoil in the republican party and its pull from what were more traditional republicans towards the trump wing of the republican party. i think there are some parallels and i think there is this question of if this becomes the norm and it is accepted, what are the perils to any democracy? >> in ronan's telling it is this two-tiered system of justice. outside the courthouse today every day, donald trump is calling for one. he has gone to the supreme court and asked for a two-tiered system of justice. he's asked for absolute immunity. i wonder what the hope is according to the folks you folk -- spoke to, what is their hope for their country? >> the hope is that the people after a year and a half of this government, even if you disregard politics, even if you disregard the extreme rhetoric, this government has proved a total lack of ability to rule. therefore, i think that the hope of the people in the government is that people will
when he got elected to the knesset in the '70s, the likud party members said what he was selling we do not endorse. again, you could look a little bit at the turmoil in the republican party and its pull from what were more traditional republicans towards the trump wing of the republican party. i think there are some parallels and i think there is this question of if this becomes the norm and it is accepted, what are the perils to any democracy? >> in ronan's telling it is this two-tiered...
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we don't say it is hamas versus likud. it is really the palestinians versus israelis, which is what it has been for the st 75 years. various terrorist groups have come and gone. it has always been the palestinians versus the israelis. that is what the wars about. the palestinians chose terrorism. that is their weapon of choice in the middle east, terrorism. the israelis responded in kind. the crushing of gaza was terrorism. the idea of terrorism scared the hell out of the civilians. that is the weapon that hamas chose for the palestinians. as far as genocide is concerned, pol pot. you have the holocaust. you have rwanda. other bona fide genocides have been a million people at least. 35,000 people is maybe a mini genocide. what the crime was his they terrorized the palestinians. -- is they terrorized the palestinians. they are not trying to kill them all. it is not genocide. terrorism was the objective of what they are doing. host: when it comes to the prosecutioof the war in gaza there is a state department report we have
we don't say it is hamas versus likud. it is really the palestinians versus israelis, which is what it has been for the st 75 years. various terrorist groups have come and gone. it has always been the palestinians versus the israelis. that is what the wars about. the palestinians chose terrorism. that is their weapon of choice in the middle east, terrorism. the israelis responded in kind. the crushing of gaza was terrorism. the idea of terrorism scared the hell out of the civilians. that is the...