a good, well 1st of all a actually it's good to be with you again a little while. took us a few years to reconnect. nevertheless, i enjoyed your show. so a body, ron, i will tell you, i don't think that they are quite capable of designating the device, although they may be on the customer. feet that they do have enrich uranium not uh you know, what? not we have a great but enough to try to use the web and then it takes, it will take them um 2 more months its not a year or so to recognize it. uh, so i don't think that they have it, but i think that is a quite clear today with all, as you mentioned, catastrophic events uh, in the middle east and beyond that uh, the wrong use actually they, they had offer a uh, a terror. evarado. see, i got the run over very, very, very, uh, items a dangerous one and they are actually using proxies around the lease that even gone

back to. um, i guess bring about a new hedge and money where they would like to take over. uh, the middle is the why they're using their love using us. it was obviously a run say that not proxies. these are just resistance groups that support iran. but having said what you just said, do you think now that is really the most dangerous place in the world to be a jew? you know, it's a big, it's the, it's the safest place to be a, jo, unfortunately, as you mentioned, and then we, yeah. how you literally just told me that iran is on the verge maybe of next year. having nuclear weapons, we've seen all the resistance, which is why is it safe to be jewish? because right, because, because i've described the wrong and. ready danger from guy told us he's only have to picture the other half. of course, these are the search capabilities, you know,

on the 14th of april, a few months ago, they are launched for the 1st time. and that also shows, by the way. yeah, the deals in your narratives, more than 300 different rockets and, and drones, all of the bus one where the intercepted and impassive. we know that the around says that those were deliberate decoys to get intelligence. but if i was going back to this point, you know, how many jewish people are immigrating from israel? your call is in titles and people are leaving a mess from israel to i don't think so. you know, uh, actually i, i live here and i talk to people. uh, you know, uh, these riley's jewels at large and what we, we like to complain to uh, discuss that to uh, you know, look at that issue from every corner about the. busy know, is raise or saying, and actually we are more just coming from abroad, especially from the united states. and here again, you mentioned, you know,

i wish the user is standing today in the world for various reasons, but say some of them are downright and by submitted and i'm very, somebody's also rise. and by the i just submitted, ah, you know, i'm actually moving ok, you know, where you're only get onto that. i do want to get onto them and you just said people are leaving 30000 official figures leaving up till much between the november and much. so what are you talking about why these $30000.00 jews will leaving the leaving? because israel is not a safe place to be jewish any more? surely. no, i think i think the solutions are wrong. and if you look at uh, just make people wants to emigrate, you know, to lead. they keep their families here. so they are very, very much bye and the, you know, when the war started, we were, you know, savage, the attack, the messic, the favorite sentence of october. we had thousands. if not more,

of these riley's will lead abroad. were on the doors of road. they were all come virginia and there were no places on the, on the coming slides. so this is not a problem whatsoever. is rarely these readies are white resilience. we live with you, you know, why am i asking anyway, i'm asking, i'm asking because i did you issue the authorities? it is real. keep talking about how is rarely is a place that say for years when many jews i would say in the d as per say, that was and what the time to visit. why do you think israel media was banned from reporting on lebanese resistance strikes on sion? batch most ad unit 8200 just in the past few days because that's it was a 5 am reporting restriction in israel, black out of all media. why was the media band from reporting on the successful resistance strikes on most ad unit, a transition bit less,

a very good question. there was nothing to report about. and again i, i think that you want to pray into propaganda either from tara, she's below the one. i don't know as i'm just sorry, i'm just asking you about freedom of speech and freedom of the press. why there, there's nothing happened with the reporting restrictions institute. did it 5 am on all these really media because all of them were interested to see you there is, there is one thing every bank currently does were, you know, we are an open country press errands. we really very, very energetic press. you cannot hide anything here. and so you didn't see any boss following. going to have a or anywhere else is just because it didn't have because this one i failed. why would you need to put reporting restrictions? yeah, usually you should be crying about it and saying how successful israel was not banning

all of these really media from covering it unless you're trying to cover something up unless a unit hey, do under the gym. bet were actually hit hard. no, no, no, no 3, actually i just drove by this morning. uh everything is in tax. um there was a 3, a restriction uh the restriction was only 4 days, rarely a pre emptive attack. and this was because of their a security considerations and uh, and that was it. but if you look at uh the results, yes the be try to launch a why to, if you, uh, can't remember the number but with it being given uh in the hundreds. but they were all taken before they even launched and we did it. oh these. all right, sorry about that because reporting restrictions i'm a journalist reporting restrictions were imposed. anything you say we cannot be corroborated because these are in the government is banning during that is from

covering it. why does the israeli military headquarters? why is it 450 meters from a hospital entry level hospital on wise when street and tel aviv? why duty is riley's put the military structures near hospitals and schools in tel aviv labs in israel y. and i'm not sure that this is the case. you know, you for the stupid ass the same use by the time to go on. you know why the, in the industry or for the same so be our own efforts would be located in the capital. and we were the 450 meters from one of washington's biggest shopping malls . why did the israelis place the facilities near hospitals and schools? there is no and deliberate say no. ready was in the near schools or anything like that. and a, in any case the, the schools are say, is tell a beauty,

say, because we have the best or miss old ballistic defense ever . and this is why you see how to run. and because by the same time, any game where does these by law a successful when they use our daily communities, when they do it, when they target a civilian homes. and when they do that, the say, you know, when they do gets, or grown a, uh, uh, an open deals. uh, it is what you see. but they are not coming in not to be gone back because they know there was a the, uh, the situation is that this is well, is now by d. a modes i, uh, x runs war. but as far as our intelligence capabilities, as far as our operation, no, there is a logical, less realty, you still quite save here. and there was those are that uh, on the one hand,

you know, you guys, uh, we have a mouse which at turn guys up into a one major bumper. uh, 400 the meters a or one seats. actually the house and we multi layer and uh i was a thousands of dollars. how much is that? a 100 of uh, just a loaner is a photos and we are taking them out and then operate spending janice from being able to cover the operation by these really government. we don't ask successful. you being bid regarding why israel put their military facilities near jewish homes and jewish schools, you'd find it acceptable then for the resistance voices to as collateral. damage is rarely hospitals to be destroyed. say the, it's a, it's a little while it's little. if that gets destroyed, it's right next to the military headquarters, so it's just an acceptable collateral damage. you know, i tell you what once you are referring to is just headquarters,

which are offices. you have the offices, you don't have the guns done, they have their missiles or launchers and not at all, like she's by law. and some of us were putting their launches inside the homes, wherever the lebanese resistance offices in westbury route the utah uses. they were offices where they just liked the offices retail of a as well. these are offices with their offices. unfortunately, you have done iris do not. and there are no guns at this is really military headquarters on fire has been street and tele be you know, you'll have there, you have the people who go to work, you know, the offices and it's not in need there. and it's a military headquarters dispatch. but not in need terry installation. and by the way, again, you know, you look at the results from us when they started their operation for their attack

on the service of solar. ma'am they launched hundreds of uses. how many uses somebody's launching now? 0. why? because we systematically took them out because we know how to do better, says they same thing may happen to be cheap. but uh, if we decide these people that does not the let's say why about this? but i will not, will su, united nation, the security council resolution 71 by which they have to pull out. uh, they are illegal uh, military units. you chose articles, but to be, uh, i'd say it's just the militia that has to be according to 17. 0 one it has to be december, they did not do that. we will have to take care of that, right. okay, and that's exactly the blooms the address, investment then the add on of stop you that more from the former is really deputy foreign minister. next, i'm master of israel to the united states after this break, the

water is part of the is it that the employee would post good? isn't the deepest view of us and that in the word part, is it something deeper, more complex might be present there? let's stop without please is let's go out of a stuff for the store. so i'm a shift for the fix event such as you're done with the machine called the should the get our daughter should do this vehicle? is it the economic model have us for this problem for the

next time and see if it doesn't take her to testify this thing? and so we could, even though it was a new month's bill and keeps the complaint, the mortgage goes up. developing bio, chemical weapons inside you guys got to watch the solution, you know, wasn't cheap with the white glove service costs, but he's because of the same as your state the welcome back to going on the running. i'm still here with the former is really deputy foreign minister, next and baskets of israel to the united states. danny alone, i'm about to thank you so much. as i said, for your explanations,

in part one of how you say the operations in is really being very successful. as i said, journalists, i'm not allowed to go in and verify the claims made by israeli authorities and the ones you just made about one. but then what about these torture programs that are being covered in these riley media? what's the reason for as well as torture programs? it today t man in the negative prison the u. n. special rapids or alice deal edwards, itemizing jews sexually torturing arabs, prisoners as well. uh, actually do you remember upgrade uh the, the american installation. uh, what are you talking about the united states. what i'm talking about is a fully democratic countries with a little slow band. originally the many people would many people around the world don't think it'd be like the states or his trail of countries or by the rule of a rule. their presidential candidate donald trump, doesn't believe that the united states is currently

a country of little over that but, but still i see millions of people are trying to come to america. i don't see them are trying to be in china originally, ron, already, russian. so uh, i think uh we have to really understand reality. sorry, what was going to do with the torture and the negative prism got because because i wanted to say just like the united states is where there was a little a lot. and why still are you laughing? there was no forward year is randy james in each song and that's a rogue. the soldiers jailers are doing anything. just legal, not only they are taken out, they are charged and they're bugs. they're staying prison. i bet you are referring to one case where we have, i mean, these rarely, uh, phones actually arrested 5 people, 5 jailers and they are now under boise investigation and, and trials. so this is very exceptional, and they're, you know,

to every hula portion but originally exception. but they smoked like doing the wrong or, and the other guy doing any, was to him i was demanding raping explanation of prisoners in the run. i mean, the last, i heard of the things like this is apple graham and it was the united states carrying out because polls in the united states, you know, most americans in the united states favour a palestinian state. i mean, clear now that your uh, full, my boss is the only option is to draw the united states in to this conflict and they run, i don't buy to have not been buying since the israeli assassination of as well. any a and the what, what is this real going to do when the united states, the, whether it be this generational, the next is good by israel. we hate israel because of what israel does is regards human rights violations. we're why it's capable of defending our sales by our sales

weight. ready sorry to jump so quickly, but you're not value because that's why the americans are giving you tens of billions or hundreds of millions of dollars weapons without the united states. you are, you don't have a country. i don't think so. if you look at the united states as defense, a, to nature, to south korea, to japan, each 100 times what the are doing with his with this right? small rock security corporation, they enjoy our technology either enjoy our strategic and tactical lead. um, i would say he innovations and also the us and these was our natural elyse because of assistance. you know, the democracies support democracy is not only that is where they know that the united states is always the most dependable l i of the united states in the region at all. and these they need and they barriers east to have stability in the region

. their interest is that not to, to uh, have um, oil prices, a height they know is what it can take care of. and why do i care of it by controlling arab neighbors? i don't, well, it's how the you a, what do you mean? controlling oil prices like sending in arms to israel. i mean actually i was gonna ask about its uh about that. um, that is your view that the gods opperation which as i said, may have killed 10 percent of the population, which is equivalent of killing, say, 5 and a half 1000000 people in britain, 27000000 people in the united states. that's the proportion of numbers killed in kaiser according to the estimates from the lancet british ship medical journal. is it your view that what needs to happen now? is that every arrow being garza and christian needs to go to the sinai? does it?

nope. so 1st of all, let's we just correct one thing when i was hoping, but what prices, you know, the reduce the reading, the, the lease low prices are being dictated. basically in the gulf countries, united states, although it is now self sufficient, on his energy supplies, they don't need an oil prices high because it's inflation and everything goes with it. so this is why they need to be, this is why they need a strong. busy is where, where it is ready to its origin was heard on the 7th of october. it was very important to re establish these, these parents. how do you re establish these parents by reading it gets old for the civic story. oh uh, and the tyrants anymore. the letter needs to be bombing his rail. in the past few days, the ron bombed israel for the 1st time ever in the past few months. human is a bullying. israel. i don't even remember when he lost it, that it doesn't have any deterrence, but i'm just asking why, one of the, uh, you,

you think that the oil prices in any way a to, to do it this and whether the, the numbers killed actually, you know, the israel's reputation right now is in tacit full around the world as well. yes, and this is very unfortunate and again, dear. i think that the true story is not being revealed. like you are telling me about millions of uh, thousands being killed, which is not big off. uh, even near the 2nd 1000000, the proportion its based on the british republish it. yeah. it's a good, proportionate use. this is not corrosive because i tell you what they are the boss stairs because they are mostly here. so at the bell, no official. now do we know you're not allowing john? listen, listen, we are in gaza. you know that you guys right now. there's another year where you

guys have, i'd like you to guys are in your deliberately no allowing john, unless the guys julie berry, you'll be very welcome. when it say right now, the sold will be draft its own terroristic batches, and we're taking care of it. and stating die because we want to spare the guys of people who are not doing both. but most of the people that were killed were, are because they were from us members and some bass is. uh, what are you them sales and positioning themselves? nothing. you're saying can be verified because you're not allowing june, listen, you're saying it's not safe. i was in damascus during the war, which is well supported against the side, with the european union in the united states. they didn't have a problem with journalists going in, well, uh there was a, your old boss netanyahu treating isis dash on the golan heights. we saw pictures of the. why is it you're not responding about the plan for guys? because you said it was the controller, a television station,

you're on this guitar, a television station saying you want to people have guys that to go to sign i is that still you of you or no? no. what i meant was that they should clear the way, you know, this is. ringback civilians and guys that should be under way of the sort of getting the best for the. ready way so the, some us, you know, i would face is really military face to face model a model and not the go behind them. you know, what's happened with this of us is that they like cowards. they are hiding behind the civil populations and they were targeting our civil populations no more because the to go all there. uh, this is going to be reduced and now it's a mobile ration. but i can tell you that i'll, i'll give you some numbers and you're not very fiber because they all come from some us. and they talk about 40000 that i can tell you out of these 40000 that more than 20000 are a terrorist armed terrorist. and the racial of $1.00 to $1.00 is the lowest in

the allowing jonathan. so we kind of verified that it's in your interest to tell me that. so 2000000 palestinian to me, you know, about indians have to leave guys that and go into the desert to live in tents, which is what you've said on the board. and then what i'll and then you'll destroy garza even more kill everyone left. and then how many of the so then the 2000000 can then come back to guys. is that your plan on the plan? i'm letting you know who. yeah. but this well, yeah. but obviously this plan in the place and. ready this is wide and so unfortunately some of the casualties among the civilians. but the, the plan for guys is very simple. each to be radicalized guys on the new device, does it as it used to be. busy to the dramatically agreements when this happens. and of course, we would very much like to see a prosperous guys up as we planned for you on a 2005,

august 2005 is realistic guys altogether to the last page, given you to hopefully to a new era. but from us to over, they actually had to put it up against the 040. they were cheap housing authority officials. they took over as you all righty. now. you can't lie other day than you in the west bank where we're running out of time. i've just got to ask you, you've long wanted the saudi arabia to join the abraham accords at why do you think uh, is there it has no chance whatsoever of that dream that you and then it and yahoo administration and it's people, one of saudi arabia joining if anything is there is more isolated than ever you have an economy intact as jews a leaving whole mess. and you are preparing for the onslaught. i think a lebanese resistance and the reigning government saying, oh the waiting game is positive it,

those jews will never be going back to the north. will they anytime soon? i as well, i'm sorry to take an issue, but i think of what you've said. these are for the prison off the ryan and that is below just totally not true. they have their interest maybe to kind of bolster their. busy own the equal and maybe more out because they are in the. busy very low. busy and i would say one, but there was only one solution for beast and prosperity in the middle east. is that it is from sony countries, israel, united states, and nato, heavy and alliance. as we are having now against the forces of people which are the running, they have told us, piece by law and come us and the high been forced use north korea and russia, some guys, china. so there are 2 camps here, and there is no doubt which camp is winning and which camp will continue to read and then one more thing, the gulf countries and so on. are you ready?

yeah. they ready see knowledge because they have problems? no, just the security issues from may be wrong. that's right, something wrong, but also it's uh the future for um, uh for security and what are available is this is where is what is number one in the world. okay? but it's number one is stealing walter according to the why the cartridge, the countries are friends with anyone. but every one i, i should say, and certainly a, you know, they have good relations with china and russia and the russian china understand what to what nathan is doing. of course, in west, in your a. but i began this by talking about the 2nd world war you. what do you think of the line such figures? then this amman and british journal saying that a 186000 may have been slaughtered by u. k. u. s. a u weaponry in the hands of the israelis equivalent, as i said, proportionately to 5 and a half 1000000 people, men, women, and children, mostly women and children killed in britain or 27000000 in the usa. what do you think of that? british british medical journal, the lines that as well, again,

i think you're is, this is born always downright blind. and you mentioned this is like is, was positioning in the world is not the best because of the labels and with the lives they gave us, which, you know, we are not very yeah, capable of dyslexia because we're busy doing great. i would love that all the study was peer review. why would they make what a blood label? you're not comparing the lunch to to the nazis i, they are. i would say that the i have told us of the wrong we, there proxies like this is blah and the, you know, in the are she, i e, l i is whether it's the she, i, the missions you, the rock or in syria or the image medical journal, are they well, they, they, are they downright terrorist and you know, unfortunately, you know, well or the ever i say why you say, but we're out of time about them. thank you. thank you very much. that's it for the

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