then he is the director of the u. c. l a y n s, and the very incentive israel studies enjoys us now from los angeles. does. i'll start with the big question off to being a political survivor for so long. is it now over for nathan, yahoo! when i didn't think anybody is quite yet prepared to declare, it's finally over until the connect that actually votes in little over a week for this new government. but it looks more likely now than it has in any time over the past years. and this yahoo read in power that his days are numbered and he's about to finally leave office. we're talking here about a coalition between the center and the far right, how much they actually have in common. are they going to be able to get any governing done this? they do the steel well, this is a government that includes not only the defense for making the hard, right, but also the central parties as well. and the external support of them is limited. our policy, so it's really a large, unwieldy coalition to get the largely by the one thing that they w

the flaxman is the director of the u. c. l, a y. and as neither any incentive for israel studies, he says the potential broad coalitions objective of getting night and doesn't yahoo out of office could be all they agree on. well, i don't think anybody is quite yet prepared to declare. it's finally over until the connect that actually votes in little over a week for this new government. but it looks more likely now going to have, in any time over the past years and this, you know, he's freedom power that his days are numbered and he's about to finally be office. this is a brought up and that includes not any the, the center in the, in the hard right. but also parties as well. so it's really a large, unwieldy coalition cut to get the, largely by the one thing that they will agree upon, which is that they don't want that yahoo to remain as prime minister. i think they will be able to tech hold together at least as long as missing yahoo is the, the 3rd party leader is missing yahoo! words somehow decide which is very unlikely to resign.

and of waxman is a professor of israel studies at u. c. l. a. he says, news of the seas far as welcome, but that further talks and needed to prevent a repeat of a deadly fighting. what i think this is very good news. clearly the continuation of this conflict, the destruction it was reeking. first and foremost upon god, the impact had upon civilians in god, civilians and israel has really been devastating and how you to structure so i think it's a good thing. i think it could have been reached days ago. we have more concerted pressure earlier pressure from the bargaining administration, but it is certainly to be welcomed. it is a fact of the spot. it's not clear at this point whether there's an agreement between israel and how awful really just a mutual sci fi. and of course, the sci fi was just the beginning, harder it was to reach to cease by the really hard work is just about to begin, which is to try to figure out some way to prevent a recurrence of this deadly fighting between as well and come off and other groups and gather palestinian isra

. >> while he was in the midst of a standout career at u c l a he lost his mother.bara, after a 14 year battle with cancer. she was his biggest fan in rarely missed a game he would look up at his mom and gather. >> strength and so. recognizing all the trials and tribulations of what she had been through throughout her life. and it suddenly made the task at hand that he was dealing with a little less daunting. james carried on his heart. he was drafted in - the first round to the new york yankees. then he started experiencing elbow pain. >> he decided to get tommy john surgery. it was frustrating because the belong on a training table. i belong on the field. the guys eventually got that chance. let's go back to fenway. >> fitting for james. he got off to a rocky start. but as always, he dug deep and fall cops in the stands mom in his heart. i did notice that he was looking in my direction and i think it had something to do with the fact that i was sitting kind of in the same area. >> that we would have typically been during his ucl a games or during his high school t

. >> while he was in the midst of a standout career at u c l a he lost his mother. barbara, after a 14 year battle with cancer. she was his biggest fan in rarely missed a game he would look up at his mom and gather. >> strength and so. recognizing all the trials and tribulations of what she had been through throughout her life. and it suddenly made the task at hand that he was dealing with a little less daunting. james carried on with his mother's memory in his heart. he was drafted in the first round to the new york yankees. then he started experiencing elbow pain. >> he decided to get tommy john surgery. it was frustrating because one on the you know, belong on a training table. i belong on the field. the guys eventually got that chance. let's go back to fenway. >> fitting for james. he got off to a rocky start. but as always, he dug deep and fall cops in the stands mom in his heart. did notice that he was looking in my direction and i think it had something to do with the fact that i was sitting kind of in the same area. >> that we would have typically been durin

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and let's bring in the dove waxman, who's a professor of israel studies at u. c. l. age will say, author of the book, the israeli palestinian conflict, what everyone needs to know. he joins me by skype from los angeles. thanks very much for being with us. will get initially your reaction to the fact that a c, y has been announced. well i think this is very good news. clearly the continuation of this conflict, the destruction it was reeking 1st and foremost upon god, the impact had upon civilians and god was civilians in israel has really been devastating. and how you to structure think it's a good thing. i think it could have been reached days ago. we have more concerted pressure earlier pressure from the bargaining administration, but it is certainly to be welcomed. it is a fact off the spot. it's not clear at this point whether there's no agreement between israel and i'm also really just a mutual sci fi. and of course, the sci fi was just the beginning heart that wants to reach deceased by the really hard work is just about to begin, which is to try to figure out

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c u. l 0 gaza will attentions remain high across the occupied west bank. the red crescent says almost a 100 policy needs to be needed during the latest confrontations with israeli forces on friday, being skirmishes between policy for testers and is ready for the illegal have to beta, which is close to ramallah. the president joe biden says there wouldn't be peace unless regional leaders acknowledge israel's right to exist as an independent jewish state. we still need a 2 state solution. it is the only answer, the only answer. and what i'm convinced of is that we can now move as i had did, even before, whereas i was able to negotiate wash. and before the fire was to go share that i made it clear that i spoke with president boss. we were going to make sure that we are going to provide for security in the west bank. and recently we renew the security commitment, as well as economic commitment to the people on the west bank. i also indicated to the israelis and i thought i was very important that they stopped in jerusalem. this enter communal fighting. that is

c u l 0. gaza attentions remain high across the occupied west bank. the red kristen says almost a 100 palestinians have been injured during the latest confrontations with israel forces all ready for the friday. now there have been skirmishes between palestinian protested under randy fulford near the illegal settlement of el close to marla. that abraham has more from the hundreds of thousands of gathered here at the manada square in central normal la. they say that they want to show up support those in the gaza strip to tell them that they didn't forget them. and we've seen a large number of flags, the green flag behind being a boss, a woman. why is she here? and she says that have managed to unite the palestinian and that she feels that this is the moment that she couldn't have been this is a moment that she is proud of because in the past the p, it wouldn't allow her to be carrying a lag inside the west bank, so she says she is proud of the resistance in gaza. this is the feeling of many who say that israel didn't win and attack against gaza and the

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but only one, i felt thousands of fallacy in families. separate of almost 2 weeks long bargemen, c, u, l. 0 gods out us president joe biden. since he remains committed to a 2 state solution. our white house correspondent, kimberly how kit has more from washington who you are. the president continues to be challenged publicly by some members of his own democratic party in congress over his support for israel, the us president. as he spoke alongside the south korean leader moon j in at the white house was questioned about whether or not this shift and support could be a problem for his israeli palestinian strategy. moving forward here is what the us president had to say. there is no shift my commitment commitment to the security of israel periods, no shift, not at all. but i tell you what, there is a shift in the shift is that we have to, we still need a 2 state solution. we were going to make sure that we are going to provide for security in the west bank. and recently we renew the security commitment, as well as economic commitment to the people on the west bank. i also indicated to thes

u. n. a c l goodwill ambassador. and one of the stars of coming to america is coming to this stream. it is such a great interview. make sure you stick around right the end to see it. we take a close look at the audio at the club house and ask whether the free reading conversations that promotes could be dangerous in countries that restrict free sprints. and there has been multiple reports of content from palestinians, just disappearing on line. the stream brought together 3 expert who had no doubt that some of the biggest social media platforms in the world are suppressing palestinian voices. we are not paranoid, we are not paranoid about what happens on flushing media over the past. let's say, 78 years. we've seen evidence clear evidence of censorship, of accounts being taken down of double standards in the way facebook or twitter deals with the city and news page, and then history and the propaganda ministry page. for example, we've seen those double times seen the evidence over the past years. when we say there are issues and there are problems they can be dismissed as technical i

c u l 0. god wants turn to some other stories of falling in the program as well. and president joe biden and his south green count about lunch. i in a holding talks at the white house. this is the 1st faith face meeting since biden took office in january. north korea's nuclear program is expected to top the agenda, a range of other issues as well, including vaccine distribution, climate change and regional security concerns are also going to be discussed in that meeting. united nations is saying it's alarmed by the violence taking place in northwest and me and mar, thousands of people have been displaced by violence in chin state between security forces there and residents who formed the defense force to fight the military genta the un called on the military to urgent, he take all necessary measures and precautions to spare civilians and infrastructure. meanwhile, me and mas election commission is saying it's considering dissolving. unsung su, cheese party and having its leaders charged with treason and military appointed body accused the national lead for democra

c u l 0. gaza or disease. fire agreed by israel, him as an allied palestinian groups is the latest in a string of uneasy agreements and gods are over the years in 2008, just 3 years after israel withdrew from the strip, it launched a 3 week ariel and ground campaign, almost 1400 palestinians in the 13 israelis were killed. the u. n. fed garza suffered $1100000000.00 worth of damage in 2012. a 175 palestinians were killed during an 8 day offensive in an operation by the israeli army called pillar of defense for israeli civilians and one soldier died. the deadliest defensive in garza was in 2014 more than 2250 palestinians were killed. 500 of whom were children. $67.00 israeli soldiers and 6 civilians were also killed. half a 1000000 people would displace and $20000.00 buildings destroyed or left uninhabitable in garza, while the international committee of the red cross is urging parties to come to a political solution to the conflict wanting that without one cycle of violence will continue. we need to break the

c u l 0. god attention remains high across the occupied west bank. the red crescent says almost a 100 palestinians have been injured during the latest confrontations with is ready for some friday. there being skirmishes between palestinian protest and said it's ready for says nearby illegal settlement out close to ramallah out 0 wrestles said i has spoken to the palestinian foreign minister about the international effort to achieve the sci fi in the exclusive. talked about the 0 interview, rather malick, he says it's far from certain the truce will hold. well, there are no guarantees or thought, no guarantees or thought. because, you know, i proclaim that you know, the fire if c unilateral that they have taken that decision on their own. but at the same time, you know, no one could ignore that. all that egypt has played very important role that egypt has played. and the role that to cut out has played, not all the nation has played and all of them combined were able to get the consent of all parties, you know, to this fight and to we got that approva

c-u-l-t, i said it. >> a vote to throw liz cheney under the bus. he does not mention her name but he goes onto write this. we are a big 10 party, we represent americans of all background and continue to grow our movement by the day and unlike the left, we embrace free thoughts and debate. all members are elected to represent their constituents as they see fit. let's talk about that statement. a big 10 party, huh? a big hit full of lies and embracing free thought and debate? tell that to liz cheney. as they see fit? as long as they see fit to support the disgraced twice impeached, one term insurrection inspired former president. who's tightening on his grip on the party. >> it is just hypocritical. the soul of the gop. or maybe sold their souls. adam kingsinger is comparing his party to the "titanic." donald trump is running around and trying to find women's clothes and getting on the lifeboat. this is not good for the future of the country. >> mit romney is tweeting. "expelling liz cheney from leadership" -- >> bill cassidy is saying this. >> "it w

c, u. l 0. gaza tension remains hello. across the occupied west bank. the red question says almost a 100 palestinians have been injured during the latest confrontations with israeli forces on friday. now that have been skirmishes between palestinian protested and israel forces near the illegal settlement of that. close to my la us president says a 2 state solution is the only way to solve the conflict. joe biden said they wouldn't be peace unless regional lead is acknowledged. israel's right to exist as an independent jewish state. we still need a 2 state solution. it is the only answer, the only answer. and what i am convinced of is that we can now move as i had did him before, whereas i was able to negotiate wash and before the fire was the goshen. that i made it clear that i spoke with president the boss. we were going to make sure that we are going to provide for security in the west bank. and recently we renew the security commitment, as well as economic commitment to the people on the west bank. i also indicated to the israel is that i thought it

c u l 0. gaza will the cease fire agreed by israel, a mass and allied palestinian groups? is the latest in a string of uneasy agreements in garza over the years in 2008 just 3 years after israel withdrew from the strip. it launched a 3 week ariel and ground campaign, almost 1400 palestinians, and 13 israelis were killed. the u. n. fed garza suffered $1100000000.00 worth of damage in 2012, 175 palestinians were killed during an 8 day offensive in an operation by these railey army, called pillar of defense for israeli civilians and one soldier died. the deadliest defensive though was in 2014 more than 2250 palestinians were killed. 500 of whom were children. 67 israeli soldiers and 6 civilians were killed. half a 1000000 people were also displaced and 20000 buildings either destroyed or left uninhabitable in garza. well, the international committee of the red cross is urging the parties to try and find a political solution to the conflict wanting that in the absence of one, the cycle of violence will continue. we need to break the cycle of violence. in other words, we need a

i felt thousands of faustine families suffering of almost 2 weeks of lone bargemen, c u l 0. gaza on the summer is advisor to the palestinian prime minister for planning and aid coordination is joining us from ramallah. thank you very much. indeed for being with us. as our correspondent how you faucet was talking about the medical medical situation, but in gaza is in crisis, but of course people do need to, to rebuild their lives. what's the priority for you or the priority is to get the, you know, emergency supplies and personnel into gaza. you know, this is not the 1st time to put a student. government said this speaking, you know, deals with, you know, with this horrible situation. but it's tina and government has been taking the lead on the reconstruction of gas in 2009, 20122014. and, you know, said this speaking know, and we have accumulated a tremendous experience in dealing with such situation. but the top priority right now remains with making sure that the humanitarian emergency supplies reach out to people, especially those who are affected, you know, in gaza. and, you kno

c u. l 0. gaza. erica is contributed to the washington diplomat newspaper and he's author of a book called the g o. p. civil war. he says president joe biden has been forced to acknowledge voices within his own party. and what a change in policy towards israel. what you're seeing now are a number of democrats who are willing to come out and speak in very openly critical terms of israel and israel's military, aggression or millet. it's military response, a visa be what we're saying in the gaza strip. now this is unprecedented, something we would not have seen from democrats even 5 years ago. but now what you're seeing are not only a number of democrats willing to go as far as to call israel and apartheid state, willing to even push their own president. and i think what you're seeing is a president who has been backed into a corner because his own party has not been with them. and his staff, members of the democratic party who recognized their power and recognized their power over u. s. foreig

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