israel's prime minister naftali bennett convened an emergency security meeting, then warned of a newe of terror. >> this is a great and complex challenge for the army, the security agency, and the police that requires the security establishment to be creative and for us to adapt ourselves to the new threat and read the tell-tale signs of lone individuals, sometimes without organizational affiliation, and to be in control on the ground. harry: last tuesday in the southern city of bercheva, a resident of a nearby bedouin town killed four people in a car ramming and stabbing attack before himself being shot dead. an israeli court had previously convicted him on charges of supporting isil. on sunday, two palestinian israelis opened fire on a street in hadera, north of tel aviv, killing two security forces members before they too were shot dead. again, israeli authorities pointed to isil ideology. that attack was followed by arrests in their home town, part of a heightened response including more use of detention without charge, surveillance, and police and military reinforcements. the fe

party has suspended its participation in israel's coalition government led by prime minister naftali bennett, who has already lost his majority last week. we'll go to jerusalem after headlines. we will speak with at palestinian activist and an israeli researcher. u.s. and south korean officials are expressing concern that north korea may soon resume nuclear weapons testing. on saturday, north korean leader kim jong-un personally oversaw a test of a new type of guided weapon that could be used to deliver a tactical nuclear warhead. meanwhile, the united states and south korea are beginning nine days of joint military drills. north korea has condemned the drills saying they are a rehearsal for war. in south carolina, nine people were injured on sunday as gun shots rang out at a nightclub in the town of furman. it was the second mass shooting in south carolina over the weekend, following a saturday shootout at a shopping mall in columbia that left 14 people injured. meanwhile, police in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, are searching for suspects who opened fire on a party at an airbnb property early s

it is really prime minister naftali bennett said security forces have full freedom to act after an attackaviv thursday killed three israelis. the attack took place on a busy street where a palestinian gunman opened fire on a bar. he evaded a huge manhunt for hours before being shot dead. italian chocolate maker ferrero recalling two kinder items in the u.s. they were made at a factory in belgium that had salmonella. none of their products tested positive, but they take the matter seriously. 101 children repriated to ethiopia from saudi arabia as part of a companion -- campaign. human rights workers have concerns about those being detained in poor conditions in saudi arabia. the first fully private mission to the space station has taken off from florida. three paying customers are led by a former nasa astronaut where they will spend eight days aboard the space station. the cost for each is thought to be in the region of $55 one million -- $55 one million. scientist have rejuvenated the skin cells from a 53-year-old woman, making them as young as a 23-year-old mission -- woman the eventual

it came during a call yesterday with israeli prime minister naftali bennett. leaders discussed recent israeli-palestinian clashes in jerusalem as well as concerns about iran. mr. biden wants to revive the iran nuclear deal that former president trump withdrew from in 2018. israel is opposed to it. >>> and tornadoes touched down in kansas, and a long-serving senator is being remembered. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "usa today" reports on the death of former utah senator orrin hatch. the longest serving republican senator in history died saturday in salt lake city. he served 42 years in the senate as a staunch conservative. he was also known for his bipartisanship. and he teamed with democrats on legislation including the americans with disabilities act and the children's health insurance program. orrin hatch was 88 years old. >>> the "associated press" says strong storms rolled through western kansas damaging buildings and tearing off roofs. the national weather service confirms two tornadoes touched down friday. one in the city o

the israeli prime minister — naftali bennett — has vowed the perpetrator will be found and anyone whobc news. some breaking news on that story for you. police are saying israeli security services have killed that gunman who shot dead two people and wounded several more during that shooting spree in a coastal city in tel aviv. that has come to us in the last few minutes, according to local police. of course tensions have increased around religious sites as the muslim holy month of ramadan coincides with easter and the jewish of ramadan coincides with easter and thejewish passover. that news coming to us in the last few moments, the gunman involved in that attack has now been killed. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: get in the hole! tiger woods is back — ilt months after a car crash in which he said he was lucky to escape alive. 25 years of hatred and rage as theyjump up on the statue. this funeral became a massive demonstration of black power, of power to influence. today is about the promise of a bright future, a day when we hope a line can be drawn under the bloody past. i th

entertainment events are canceled and a ceremony is held in memory of the prime minister, israel naftali bennett before at the state opening ceremony of commemorative events with a traditional appeal to the nation. the lower house of the us congress passed a bill on the seizure of certain russian-related assets to help kiev, in particular, we are talking about the arrest of foreign property and finances that were acquired thanks to the support of the russian authorities. if the bill is finally adopted, such measures will be applied to assets worth more than $ 2 million, the document also includes the property of russian energy companies, the proceeds are supposed to be directed to the restoration of ukraine for military humanitarian assistance to kiev, as well as to assist ukrainians in resettlement in other countries. in france, significant disruptions in the internet were recorded the day before. this happened after an unknown person cut the fiber optic cables that led from paris to cleon strasbourg and lily providers reported thousands of failures according to the media, this is not a simple

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entertainment events are canceled and a memorial ceremony is being held for prime minister israel naftali bennettraditional address to the nation at the state commemorative opening ceremony the night before. in kaliningrad, the production of fabrics of nets and laminates from an electrically conductive thread is being set up products can be used in various fields medicine construction agriculture marina naumova visited the enterprise, they start machines and hundreds of coils simultaneously set in motion. in that the huge loom is threaded with 1,500 threads, thanks to its high speed it produces a meter of heating fabric every minute, and up to 500,000 m² per year - this is a unique russian development. the fabric is capable of heating from 20 to 80 °. in its composition, created in the laboratory , an innovative electrically conductive nanofilament is produced from polymers. here, at the factory, threads are made from domestic raw materials. we can form its parameters. uh, right here, that is, it can be of different diameters . conductivity, different strengths, the thread is made on a base polym

as clashes flare in jerusalem my exclusive interview with prime minister naftali bennett as the governmentangs by a thread. then -- >> will you provide more utility to ukraine. >> yes. >> will it get there in time. >> plus, while the west campaigns to isolate russia we look at why many countries in the global south and beyon are staying on the sidelines. and

naftali bennett saying the images shocked him but failed to blame or even mention russia.d it was behind the atrocities in bucha. and they need russia's support to strike targets in syria. as time goes on and evidence of alleged war crimes grow, israel's leadership is finding it hard to maintain balance between competing strategic interests and morality. >> so the united states sent 100 of these switch blade drones to the ukrainian military according to the defense department. the small so-called kamikaze drones detonate on impact and can hit a target up to 20 miles away. joining us now is "time" magazine contributor kim dozer. here's mockups of what these things do. how will they be used? why is it important to have these for the ukrainians? >> well, these can be used biff small special operations teams to target armored vehicles, tanks from a distance. they can flyhalf an hour, 40 minutes, loitering above a target. with tanks, they are hard on the sides, so you have to try to attack them from above. but they're one and done. we know at least 100 have been sent. more are

[ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: prime minister naftali bennett has tried to mediate and notcriticize putin. and while israel has condemned russia's invasion and is sending humanitarian aid to ukraine, it has not imposed economic sanctions against russia. although it pledges it won't become a route to bypass other country's sanctions. he says he is a proud israeli citizen and jew but says israel needs to do more to support ukraine. and have a more generous refugee policy to all, whether jewish or not. so you do seem a little bit ashamed of the israeli government, how they are handling everything from the politics to the refugees? what do you hope will change then in the next few days, weeks? [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: you said you hope, one day, to be able to reclaim your russian citizenship. what will it take for you to get there? does putin need to be gone ? until then, one less citizenship in hand, he says he will continue to work trying to democratize russia from the outside. hadas gold, cnn, israel. >>> the eu and china getting ready for a virtual summit

prime minister naftali bennett released a statement following the attack saying wherever that terrorist indirectly will pay a price. so, wolf, this is very much an ongoing situation. it might take us into the night and into tomorrow. we will see what happens. >> recent wave of shooting attacks in israel and the country is nervous, understandably so, right now. lauren in tel aviv for us. just ahead, a new u.s. justice department investigation into the trump white house records that turned up at mar-a-lago. (fisher investments) it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same, but at fisher investments we're clearly different. (other money manager) different how? you sell high commission investment products, right? (fisher investments) nope. fisher avoids them. (other money manager) well, you must earn commissions on trades. (fisher investments) never at fisher investments. (other money manager) ok, then you probably sneak in some hidden and layered fees. (fisher investments) no. we structure our fees so we do better when clients do better. that might be why most of our

the israeli prime minister naftali bennett, who recently lost his parliamentary majority, said, "the state of israel has gone on the offensive." in news from egypt, an economic researcher has died in custody after being disappeared in february. ayman hadhoud died in early march, but his family only learned of his death this weekend when they were asked to collect his body from a psychiatric hospital in cairo. hadhoud helped found the liberal reform and development party in egypt. on monday, his brother was summoned for questioning. meanwhile, the imprisoned egyptian activist alaa abdel-fattah has become a british citizen in a bid to increase pressure on authorities to release him. the prominent human rights activist has spent most of the past decade locked up. back in the united states former , a police officer in virginia has been convicted on six counts for his role in the january 6 insurrection. thomas robertson had served as a police officer in rocky mount, virginia. a month prior to the insurrection, robertson called for a "open armed rebellion." he is the second january 6 defen

israeli prime minister naftali bennett delivered a stark message today as the country ushered in itsgainst letting internal divisions tear society apart. he spoke at israel's memorial of the six million jews killed by the. bennett also called on the world to stop comparing the holocaust to other events in history. leaders of both ukraine and russia have drawn parallels between their ongoing war. and the genocide during world war two. no one is successful alone. or put another way. takes a village. and i'm certainly no exception. annual cash as a new police chief after the break his goal for the city it's police department faces a number of controversies and firefighters battling a 40 acre wildfire and alameda county with the wind advisory in effect for some parts of the bay area. our chief meteorologist bill martin, is coming back after the break with a look at the current conditions. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the m

it'r naftali bennett delivered a stark message today as the country ushered in its annual holocaust memorial, the prime minister warned jews against letting internal divisions terrorist society apart. he spoke at israel's memorial of the six million jews killed by the and their collaborators. bennett also called on the world to stop comparing the holocaust to other events in our history. prime minister spoke after leaders of both ukraine and russia drew parallels between their ongoing war in the genocide during world war two man at the top of the police department and a promise of change. ktvu reporter evan sernoffsky has more now on the interim chiefs goals for reform and how he could become the permanent chief. and today marks a new day. for the entire police department and for our city, the city of antiochus on wednesday welcomed the new interim police chief stephen ford. he took the oath of office after his wife of 30 years pinned on his new badge. have you thought about how you're going to approach that very difficult job? well, truthfully , i just be myself. ford spent 31 years at the

year naftali bennett warning the israeli people not to let internal divisions tear their society apartorators. you also called on the world to stop comparing the holocaust. to other historical events. the prime minister spoke after leaders in both ukraine and in russia drew parallels between their war and the genocide during world war two. well current and former u s . president joined lawmakers, dignitaries and loved ones honoring the life of former secretary of state madeleine albright. former president bill clinton eulogized his his former secretary of state during her funeral yesterday at the national cathedral. he highlighted her impressive political career and her strong personal conviction as the nation's first female secretary of state. but the most important thing is god gave her a fine mind. a wealth of experience for anybody who was willing to pay attention to it. and she made the most of it not just for herself, but for other people. she loved this country more than you will ever know. president biden also spoke at the funeral service, calling madeleine albright a force for