it is imperative that the people of judea and samaria continue to follow the instructions of the heade wall street journal writes today, israel has stopped blocking the internet and mobile communications in the gas strip at the direct insistence of the biden administration. editions of adds, that raids into the gas sector remain limited due to fears for the fate of the hostages, and these fears are expressed not only in tel aviv, but also in washington, and allegedly the united states is not satisfied that televif cannot formulate its own vision of the future of the gas sector after the ground operation, if one is already carried out in full, but the former head of the palestinian affairs department of tsahal said today that raids remain limited also because it is necessary to identify the reaction of the other side to them. on the israeli government is under internal and external pressure for a possible exchange of civilian captives in the gaza strip for... those held in israel , although a delay is possible, more active military action will begin immediately after the hostage deal i

autonomy of the gas sector is clarified, and what to do with it, well, here is... vopros, look, judea, samaria, the west bank of the jordan river, and mahmud abas is going to moscow, in principle , what the israeli newspapers write, how public opinion is returning there, because in ukraine a lot of people say that not only iran's ears are listening to hamas, but so are the kremlin's ears, as far as it is, you we can believe it, as far as it fits. mr. arkady, first of all, russia was directly involved in the preparation of this invasion of hamas on our territory, and i will now explain how this all became clear, first of all, between hamas and russia, there are constant contacts, and the hamas delegation is traveling to moscow , last year even lavrov received them, they were in moscow, and this has been for many years since 2006, as you rightly said, absolutely. a terrorist organization came to power and after that all democratic processes that's all. the second moment, then, moscow turns out to be, according to one of the high-ranking figures of the leadership of hamas, who gave an interview t

it works for us, and these are negotiating, smiling, hamas, great, judea samaria, and they too, this is a separate task, and here the task of fighting a tough enemy, and we need to know where these dungeons are. wherever they can, our agents should tell us where they can keep these hostages, where they have warehouses, where they have this, where they have that, so that there are not these thoughts that you are talking about, that netanyahu has in his head on the one hand , on the other hand, you need to have a plan for both one side and the other side, what do you say, well, that’s probably the case in israel is a sane person, but in real israel it is not like that , we have criticized our government very much for the fact that they are never ready for anything, some departments of officials sit around, draw up different plans, programs and protocols for different cases life, then... there is no such thing, no one knows anything about it, it’s all outdated, it ’s all overgrown, it always takes us by surprise, but the situation is really extraordinary, no, the army certainly has its

threatens the state of israel, hamas is not only the gaza sector, it is also in the west on the shores of samaria, the hamasites are in southern lebanon , with the support of hezbollah, including actively trying to provoke us to open a second front, and like any war that is being waged, we do not disclose there what we will do for... the day after tomorrow or there after 2 days, but that questions that concern some humanitarian things or a temporary ceasefire there, although this is also not true , because the head of the press service of the israel defense forces, brigadier general daniel agarry , just said that there is no humanitarian ceasefire, that is, there is the requests that we receive, in particular, for example, there was a request to resume water supplies to the southern part of the gas sector, here you just need to understand, your tv viewers too, to tell them that israel... should not be involved in the gas situation at all, that is israel came out of gas in 2005, but nevertheless electricity supplies continued, water supplies continued, and now our task is to completely cut off, yo

trying to incite terrorists in judea and samaria and calling on lebanese terrorists.m palestinians and 11 and should join the fighting. they are trying to create a scenario where israel is attacked from all fronts simultaneously. as of now the response is not going along with hamas' plan. and as of now we are focusing on the southern front only. but unfortunately it cannot be ruled out this will escalate and we will find ourselves fighting on more than one front. it is something we are prepared for and we are gearing up towards. obviously hoping not to be forced to do. but if we will be forced to do so then we will be ready. these are very, very dire times in israel. israeli civilians have been massacred and slaughtered in their homes, on the streets, elderly, disabled people, women and children been dragged into the gaza strip by bloodthirsty terrorists the videos i have seen today the only comparison that i can make is of isis videos in 2014 and 2015. that is the level of brutality civilians are facing. that is what is going to be our resolve in fighting against the

jordan, that is, in judea and samaria, where the chairman, president, head of the palestinian national administration mahmoud abbas sits in rome, the palestinian national administration, as an officially recognized representative of the palestinian people, in turn recognized the right of israel in general to existence, the dispute between the palestinian national administration and israel in the borders, in who owns jerusalem and its holy cities, some other details, but in general the palestinian national administration agreed that israel has the right to exist in this region at all, it is only necessary to divide this territory according to the model of the so-called two-states for two peoples, this is the official short and concise name of the project to create an independent palestine, a project that is supported by the international community, and which corresponds to the decision of the once general... of the un assembly, hamas, unlike the official representation of the palestinian national authority, does not recognize israel's right to exist at all, and the hatred that is nurtur

, the people in gaza got the government of hamas and their islamic state, the people in judea and samariamy, at least after the removal of hamas from power in gaza, some stability in the region, it will come, it will come, but again the question of the price of this. the option is very acute, how long will other arab countries observe the humanitarian catastrophe that we are all observing in gaza, then the water to gaza came through a pipe from that israel, which they hamas wanted to destroy and which now almost cut off water supply, electricity supply to gas, what will be the price, will it not intervene... in the north, another proxy force of iran hizballah, will iran not intervene directly came from the islamic republic of iran with a threat that in the event of a ground operation, they are forced will intervene, and the efforts of the united states, among other things, are aimed at preventing such a development that could lead to a significant regional conflict, as well as international efforts, including the united states, they are aimed at that with the help of other arab countries

is it possible by what's happening in gaza could we end up having an explosion in judea and samaria.the state only -- only can use force -- there's no private force, private individual can use force. anyone who does -- only the idf and mossad can use force when necessary. anyone else who does so, it would have to disturb us greatly. i have to say, i have to tell you very clearly and -- the overwhelming majority, 99.9% and more of those living in judea samaria doing their work voluntarily and normative people and a lot of people who do, those who do act in illegal manner of not even from judea and samaria. we are going to expell such people and they are not -- >> you described various -- the various front. is there a possibility for joint air action if it expands the war to additional, over and above to other fronts? i'm very happy with -- happy and important relationship we have with united states, which has expressed itself both by their displaying their force, their power, and also, and having headquarters and we have headquarters in cooperation between us and them, diplomatically

with its henchmen from the islamic jihad, these are radical islamists, in the territory of judea samariaso-called palestinian autonomy, there is a government...' fatah are more secular such people, they also have a terrorist past, but they are more moderate, it is considered that they are prone to some compromises, although they do not have any legitimization, because they lost the elections and remain only because, well, primarily israel and the united states benefit from the existence of this administration, and it is precisely this administration that receives this money in palestine, it has such a representation, well, not quite state , but semi-state in many structures, and hamas, well, in fact, it was such an unrecognized structure, well, it actually existed there, was supported by many countries, and in russia they went, they were accepted there as relatives, and qatar supported them, actually transferred money for them, and turkey in some way cheered for them, although for example, here... it was egypt that did not love them very much, because their muslim brothers, something onl

to the population, all the other arabic-speaking groups in the territory of israel, the people of samaria, because there are people there of different origins, er, even there arabs, christians, arabs who, recently...' became arabs, and their ancestors spoke turkic kurdish languages, in kurdish languages, in circassian, and there are friends, there are bedouins who distinguish themselves, and hamas is, well, we had a connection, now we have it, who once moved there in search of a better fate, and for years , let's say, the egyptian occupation, from 48 to 67 and during the rule of hamas in these territories, well, they formed some kind of community there, primarily ideological, due to instilling hatred for israel, and this is a fairly, fairly homogeneous group , in fact, and all who disagreed at the time, there was a buga, when hamas fought for power in this territory, it was very active, even though it actually killed supporters of other palestinian currents, primarily fatah there, and well, in fact , there is also islamic jihad in addition to hamas, but the difference between them is not

samaria is from refugee family. ids, a merciful i. samaria is from refugee family.— refugee family.escuing _ refugee family. a few pitiful refugees rescuing what - refugee family. a few pitiful refugees rescuing what few| refugees rescuing what few belongings they can. like many palestinians _ belongings they can. like many palestinians whose _ belongings they can. like many palestinians whose children - belongings they can. like many| palestinians whose children and grandchildren reported refugee camps, for nearly 75 years the un has been working to meet the welfare needs of palestinian refugees. welfare needs of palestinian refu i ees. , welfare needs of palestinian refugees— welfare needs of palestinian reriees. , ., ., refugees. every look over our shoulders. — refugees. every look over our shoulders, this _ refugees. every look over our shoulders, this is _ refugees. every look over our shoulders, this is a _ refugees. every look over our shoulders, this is a timeline. | shoulders, this is a timeline. now its representatives in the region are calling for a ceasefire to allow hu

wherever it may be, in the north, in the south, or in the very , or i don't know there, in judea, samaria gaza strip. mr. yevhen, i wish you, your country to complete everything you started, i wish you victory, it was yevhen sova, a politician, a member of the israeli knesset. yes, before presenting. new guest and a new topic, let me look at facebook, we have 1146 people watching on facebook , it has been added, thank you to everyone who watches us not only on facebook, but also on the air, at least where we have not been turned off by the current government from the air , please put your likes, write your comments, it's very important for us, we need to hear what you think, but it's also important to promote both the youtube channel... and on the network, in the complex youtube algorithm. the more likes, the more comments, the more people will have the opportunity to watch us. well, now there is another topic, important, i would say, very important topic for ukrainians, it is the parliamentary elections in poland, which took place the day before. why is it important? and because lately i

southern district turned out to be almost empty of military personnel, everyone was sent to judea and samariasponsibility. unprofessionalism, which was demonstrated, it did not even happen to the usual israeli army, no one guarded the israeli security bases. bases are a disgrace, a disaster in a country in which air force bases are robbed by bedouins, machine guns, cartridges, even aircraft bombs, spare parts for aircraft, are stolen from them, in order to sell them for scrap metal, this is israeli reality, base security, i note that mr. kedmi served in the israelis, but as you know, there are no former employees, but draw your own conclusions. today in the studio the program is different, there are two guests via video link - journalists from the middle east. right now the first expert, okay deprem, is a turkish journalist, political scientist, and public figure. a. hello, recep erdogan, just recently called israel a terrorist organization and called on the world community to stop tel aviv. what is it? turkey's role today in resolving the issue in the middle east? if the conflict really gets

the jaw dane samaria, the west bank has been a hot potato for a while and they have a lot of internalonflicts because the pa, fattah and hamas are fighting amongst themselves. hamas is getting stronger around the west bank area and it's already -- they've killed hundreds of israelis in the last year coming from the west bank and so this has already been a front that we're fighting for over a year with terrible, terrible deaths and tragedies already for a while. so this is just holding up and i think that's the aim, the same is that the hamas militants and terrorists in the judain samaria will create another front, hezbollah will send rockets and create another front and that's part of the big strategy that i believe iran is behind. >> the deputy mayor of jerusalem, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you so much. >> and, boris and brianna, back to you. >>> wolff, back in the u.s. the strike that crippled the american auto industry cost the big three auto makers billions of dollars and showcased the enduring power of union workers, it is potentially over. a source close to the t

minsk basketball players lost to samaria in the regular championship of the vtb united league.heir opponents at home today 78:91. menchenie still remain without a win in the championship, our guys will play their next game against parma away this sunday. in the national handball championship the day before. the central match of october took place, mishkov brest came to visit the army team of the capital, a story about this game right now. a handball classic with a volleyball ending, the day before at the capital's uruchye sports complex, ska minsk hosted mekov brest, for the first head-to -head meeting this season, both favorites of the belarusian championship approached without losses, not losing in any of the six matches played. a principled struggle between equal opponents. from the start of the match , the teams did not concede. each other and went on equal terms, creating incredible dynamics on

back further, they would go back to the biblical denomination of many of those areas, judaea and samariaike that. though historically it is that, and there is no question about the sense of there being a palestine and the palestinian people, the actual way in which that is interpreted is still open to question, depending on what perspective people are looking at it from. it remains a very live debate. certainly for the people who identify as palestinians, the huge diaspora both in the refugee camps that spread across part of the middle east, but well beyond that, they obviously naturally 100% see themselves as palestinians, even if there is no formal palestinian state at the moment.— there is no formal palestinian state at the moment. sebastien, one of the most asked questions _ at the moment. sebastien, one of the most asked questions online - at the moment. sebastien, one of the most asked questions online is, - at the moment. sebastien, one of the most asked questions online is, who l most asked questions online is, who backs hamas?— backs hamas? financially, one of its main suoporter

behaved people on their side, we're stretched, because we have also forces deployed in judea and samaria and mobilizing forces to the gaza strip, and we're looking at all of the arenas and we're prepared. >> you say that there is israeli hostages who are now being held by hamas militants. do you have any sense how many are being held, and how many of them are military and how many are civilians? >> when i talk about, there is a hostage situation right now, also in areas where there are civilian communities, a small town, these are not military targets, wolf. >> so what is the israeli military, the idf doing to try and safely rescue these israeli civilians who are being held, in your words, as hostages? >> so we're very sadly, we're very experienced in these kinds of situations, we have special forces, that's their professional capability, and right now, they are engaging in all of these 22 locations that i talked about, and we have very severe situation also in kibutz, and also hakim. >> skibutz is in the far from gaza. we also saw some video, we shared with our viewers, video released b

we are also not going to accept the idea that somehow samaria is a occupied territory. they are disputed, but they are the most ancient jewish lands going back to biblical times, so when you have these numbskulls on college campuses saying that israel is somehow a colonial power, no, no, the jews were the ones originally who had the connection to the land. it is the opposite of colonialism. read your history and bible. finally, we have to fight back against media lies. the media lied about that gaza hospital. that was not israel that did it. >> we will leave this program here to see where president biden and vice president harris discuss the development of artificial intelligence, live coverage on c-span. ♪ >> good afternoon, please have a seat. to our president, joe biden, members of congress, members of our administration, and our private sector and civil society partners, as leaders from government, civil society and the private sector, i believe we have a moral, ethical, and's and a societal duty to protect the public from harm and the everyone is able to enjoy ai's

you are doing samaria, it is solid because of your sadness, the eyes of narcissus are still worried aboutr beauty, the prince's heart is still full of wine, the vines are drunk on you, and this title of askarit , the son of hazrat hadi, for your sacrifice, my father, the father of hazrat mahdi, for your sacrifice, my son, you did not go to hajj, but you became hajat. you yourself have become the same as safa. the qiblah of the kaaba is one fourteenth without you. safa is lacking and you are one fourteenth of the fragrance of god , the beauty of the beautiful moon , hasan ii zahraai. from ali's promise, fatima's son returned with ali's blade, a rider like haider arrives. hello, this is gilnas publications. i have been with you for many years at any point of time and at any moment you want to receive 60% of the resources of this publication for free . send the number five to 30085 right now. everything happened because they prepared the onion. it was very painful to face him. when you lose something that is important to you so quickly, unfortunately, i can't do anything in this case . you s

and even if it spread over to hezbollah, and even if some dormant cells will wake up injudea and samariaome iranian agents will try to killjews abroad, israel is strong. there is no existential threat to israel and we will win. when binyamin netanyahu, in that first day of reaction to hamas�*s brutal assault, netanyahu said, "israel is at war. this is a war that we will fight to the end. we will destroy hamas and it will change the middle east forever." but to fight and win that kind of a war, israel needs to trust its leadership. do you trust mr netanyahu to lead israel in this war? look, it is not a secret that i'm probably the harshest critic on the public arena of netanyahu, and very deeply involved in the protests. but this terrible disaster basically united us. i don't think that it's proper to deal now with my personal assessment of neta nyahu. he carries with him certain doubts, because in a certain way he's responsible. he was at the top of the hierarchy during the last ten months. and he was warned more than once by professionals in the intelligence, in the defence forces, that

but also physical infrastructure in samaria, jeanine, many other locations. we have been attacking that infrastructure even before this war against hamas and gaza happened. so this is an ongoing situation. exasperated by the war that hamas launched. we continue to operate in judea and samaria with a isa based on accurate intelligence and we arrest different terrorists. some of them so they won't be able to execute terror attacks that we know are in the work and some for other purposes. the aim here is to maintain stability. to protect israeli communities, israel lives and to make sure this doesn't escalate into another front. >> colonel, thank you very much. i appreciate your time and i want to go to seth jones. senior vice president at the center for strategic and international studies which is at the forefront of the international conflicts and this one, this war zone. u.s. government relying heavily onset on seth's work and the work of his colleagues in the war. sometimes i know when you're not here, it's because you're in those meetings. tonight, we have

having said that, again, i mentioned before that hamas would win an open election in judean samaria, the west bank, mahmoud abbas is in the 18th year of his four-year term because he won't stand up against hamas in the west bank. what if we had a two-state solution and it turned into another gaza within a day or two. that's what many israelis fear right now. i do think having said all that that we need a political horizon for the palestinians. we have to give them a sense of the future, we have to commit to addressing the problem and not ignoring the problem and thinking creatively about the ways we can make progress given the fact that hamas right now is very popular and we can't jeopardize our state but i don't think we can ignore the problem, i think we have to address it. one of the big questions we are going to have to address when this is over when the smoke clears is should the palestinian authority have some kind of role in post-hamas gaza? there will be many people in israel say, listen, what happened last night was that the palestinian authority even with large scale americ

for russia, for you there was mortal danger. for us it’s the same, the transformation of judea and samariat was on the border with gaza and we will have along the entire border, for us this is a mortal danger, we do not have such space as you, so everything problems existed as long as there was support for hamas and it doesn’t matter who supports him, and how he explains it, the explanations do not stand up to criticism, if someone says, well, this is the power in gas, sorry, in kiev there is also the power that came to power with with the help of a coup and is supported by bayonets, yakoevich, i absolutely agree, i absolutely agree with you, who stands, yakoevich, just say that, who stands behind hamas, behind hamas, hamas has always been supported, hamas is an islamic fundamentalist movement , muslim brothers , which exists for about 100 years, which was formed in egypt, they tried to take over the arab countries , they came to power in egypt, murcia, well alsisi overthrew him, they tried to take over tunisia, libya, they supported the war against assad, they are now supported and always

striking on other fronts in the north, hitting everyone who tries to attack us, including in judea and samaria - to crush hamas, to crush it. no longer able to accommodate people fleeing israeli bombing, as the un agency for palestinian refugees in the middle east has said, asylum options... with details from our special correspondent in the stanislavald region in the gas sector there is still an extremely, extremely tense situation and it is impossible to say that it is somehow improving in military terms or in humanitarian terms, well, indeed , israeli aircraft fire at intervals, well, for an hour and a half, they hit still carpet bombing, unfortunately, huge, a large number of dead, and the worst thing is that there are a lot of people who are under the rubble, who are simply physically impossible to pull out, no humanitarian convoys, including rescue teams there, cannot get into the gas sector, and this , of course, needs to be done, while today a statement from the islamic resistance of iraq was made, they took responsibility for the attack on the bases of the united states in syria, this

samaria , as we call it, is relatively calm, that is, despite the fact that every night, of course, preventive operations of the israeli army are carried out there, in general, we see that the majority, and the overwhelming the majority of palestinians prefer to provide themselves with a decent way of life, i live in a relatively mixed area, there are three palestinian villages around me, and every day the inhabitants of these villages... come to work with us in our jewish settlement, i have an opportunity talk to them, ask them about how they view the situation, and i see with great, great joy that they do not agree with the atrocities of hamas and they understand that their policy is hamas, this is terrorism, it will not bring the palestinians to a more dignified way of life, i'm not naive, i don't think that, unfortunately, yes, all palestinians think so, but at the same time, it's very important for me to demonstrate, you know, half, look at the half-full glass, that coexistence is still possible , sooner or later this war it will end, and i call on the israeli government, we in the israel

in fact, he is the child of russian colonist, born in safford, he grew up in what is samaria, an illegal settlement on palestinian land, not in israel. naftali also like to pretend he's a... civilian, social media influencer, he described himself as media personality, i'm that israeli who talks to the camera about peace in the middle east, he says, hanania and his wife, india is an american settlecolist shock video together in their personal bomb shelter on the 7th of october, which reportedly went viral on social media, in it he claimed simply to be a civilian, but his back story indicates that this is a lie, these explosions are... rockets that were meant to hit us, civilians. in fact, naftali helped terrorize palestinians in the occupation forces during 2014's operation protective edge. he was also involved in the regime operation, patch fighters, including from nosra, the syrian affiliate of al-qaeda, and send them back to the regime change operation, targeting the syrian government. he remained in the reserves ever since. netanyahu hired him in 2018 as social. media advisor, when he

striking on other fronts in the north, hitting everyone who tries to attack us, including in judea and samariash hamas, to crush, we will not stop until we complete the job with your help. tahal the day before, although they searched very carefully, they still gave their permission to transport these humanitarian goods, but as the sahals say, such humanitarian intentions have their limitations. there are about 7,000 seriously wounded or sick patients in gaza hospitals who will not survive without qualified medical care. this was stated by the ministry of health palestinian enclave. medical facilities are running out or have already run out of fuel for electric generators as they run out of medicine. israel continues bombing gas. with details, our special correspondent in the region, stanislav bernwalt. in the gas sector the situation is still extremely, extremely tense and it is impossible to say that it is somehow improving in military terms or in humanitarian terms, well, indeed , israeli aircraft fire at the enclave every so often, well, for an hour and a half, they hit still carpet bombing

in this video, a rocket the gas released hit a residential building in samaria.aeli television broadcasts interviews with hostages released by hamas. it was hell, crowds stormed our houses, beat people, kidnapped them, there was no difference between kidnapping. israel's response will be tough , netanyahu said. we strike with great force. yesterday, during our attacks in the gas sector, we dealt the heaviest blow the enemy has suffered in one day. we killed several dozen terrorists, perhaps many more. now we find out the exact the extent of the damage, and this is just the beginning. israel continues to bomb targets in the gaza strip. tanks are working in the line of sight, then artillery is in tela. hamas aviation at the un notes mass casualties among civilians . why, i don’t understand, what does the children have to do with it, why are you killing them. more than a thousand people remain under the rubble. in the coming days, all gas reserves will run out. these images show the moment a bomb hit a market in the nusairat area. the city residents came there for f

in the north, we defeat everyone who tries to attack us, including in judea and samaria.one task - to crush hamas, to crush it. we will not stop until we complete the job with your help. the harshness of the world is causing controversy at the international level; in response to antony guterres’ words that there were preconditions for the hamas attack on october 7, the israeli foreign minister pointedly refused to meet with him. and the country’s representative to the un demanded that anginsek resign. general a un secretary who is incomprehensible about the campaign of mass murder of children, women and the elderly is unfit to lead the un, i advise him to resign. guterres’ words were heard by the army; the day before, the army thoroughly searched, but still gave permission to transport new small batches of humanitarian cargo in gaza, but their humanism , they say, has a limit. unfortunately, we have not heard from the secretary general saying that hamas needs to go, while there is no doubt that any... decent person i must say that hamas must go because it is not an organi

on the west bank of the jordan river, which in israel is called the region countries of judea and samariawhom the israeli army considers involved in terrorist activities, and also for the first time during this conflict, probably, during this conflict , he spoke about attacks not only on firing points, but on the walls there in the northernmost city of israel, hiryamo , which is almost all now evacuated, military patrols have been strengthened, colleagues, alexey, thank you, our special correspondent alexey konopko was in direct communication from israel. about 70% of those killed in the gas sector, first the aggravation of the arab-israeli conflict is women and children, such statistics are cited by the un, without stopping the victims... journalists who cover events in the enclave. our special correspondent stanislav bernwalt is monitoring the situation in the region; he is in direct contact with the studio. stanislav, hello, what is happening now in the area of ​​the palestinian enclave, what is the latest information? alexander, hello, israel continues artillery and air strikes on the

fact, he is the child of russian settler colonist, born in safford, he grew up in what designs calls samaria, illegal settlement on palestinian land, not in israel. naftali also likes to pretend he's a civilian, social media influencer, he describes himself as a media personality. i'm that israeli who talks to the camera about peace in the middle east, he says in hanania and his wife, india is an american settler conist shot a video together in their personal bomb. on the 7th of october, which reportedly went viral on social media, in it he claimed simply to be a civilian, but his backstory indicates that this is a lie, these explosions are rockets that were meant to hit us, civilians, in fact,tali helped terrize palestinians in the occupation forces during 2014's operation protective edge, he was also involved in the regime operation to patch up fiters, including nusra, the syrian affiliate of al-qaeda, and send them back to the regime change operation, targeting the syrian government. he remained in the reserves ever since. netanyahu hired him in 2018 as social media advisor, and when he m

no, they should go through us, to the western bank of the jordan, to the western bank, judea samaria,o there, egypt doesn’t want them, well, that’s right, i ’m saying, in case no one wants to push them out of there, stay there, go away for a while, for a month or two, while there are battles, but they 16 years old, they can’t leave there at all, but where could they go, when they could, what ’s the point, where could they go, it turns out, 21st century, 2 million people deprived of their rights were going to leave, wherever they wanted, if they weren’t going to, many of them would like to have a normal life, i say, not even now you saw in gas what was there in the fifth, but it was terrible there since the 2000s. zero, the city was built there, they were built there, built, built, but you can’t leave, not by sea, airport, you can’t leave any country, but egypt can to leave, well, first of all, of course, it’s possible, what’s the problem, from egypt, from egypt you can leave somewhere, where you can go, but your airfield is working at full capacity, you have borders, they won’t take y

on other fronts in the north, we hit everyone, who are trying to attack us, including in judea and samariawe have only one task - to crush hamas, crush, we will not stop until we complete the job with your help. the rigidity of the world is causing controversy at the international level, in response to the words of antonio guterres about that there were preconditions for the hamas attack on october 7, israel's foreign minister pointedly refused to meet with him, and the country's representative to the un demanded angesek resign . a un secretary general who is incomprehensible about the campaign of mass murder of children, women and the elderly is unfit to lead the un, and i advise him to resign. guterres' words were heard in the army the day before. the army thoroughly searched, but still gave permission for the transport of new small consignments of humanitarian cargo in gaza, but their humanism claims to have a limit. and the center of israel experienced the most massive one a few hours ago. nuclear tests, in essence, is the restoration of equality and military-strategic balance with ame

of this land, he called this land instead of, it used to be, that means the land of israel, judea, samaria is that, that means , he called it, palestine. there further, you know, there the story can be told about the british mandate, about how in the 20s after the end of the first world war, again, it was then, one of the provinces of the ottoman empire, the british, who were fighting with the ottoman empire, went there, got from the united nations at that time, in other words , from the league of nations, received a mandate to manage this territory, for the purpose of which, in the mandate , it was written for a national center of the jewish people, well, that is, to finally give the jews at least some land, let them take it, conditionally speaking, from europe to other countries where it they live there, and will settle in their own home, after a year 3/4 of this land was given, do you know to whom? transjordan, now it is called jordan, that is, 3/4 of palestine, the territory called palestine, they already have a state there, an arab state called jordan. and so on, it can be told for a

speaking to this land, he named this land instead, it used to be, that is, the land of israel, judea, samaria. gaza, he called it, so he called it, palestinian. there further, you know, there the story can be told about the british mandate, about how in 21, after the end of the first world war, once again, it was then, one of the provinces of the ottoman empire, the british, who were at war with the ottoman empire, went there, received from the then united nations organization, in other words nations received a mandate to manage this territory, for the purpose of which it was written in the mandate to create a national center of the jewish people, well, that is, to finally give the jews at least some land, let them take it, relatively speaking, from europe, other countries where it is, they live there, and they will settle in their homes, after a year 3/4 of this land was given to, you know who, trans-jordan, now it is called jordan, that is, 3/4 of the palestinians. territories called palestine, they, there is already a state there, an arab state called jordan, and so on, it can be told for

to this land, he, he called this land instead of it earlier was meant the land of israel, judea, samariat, so he called it, palestine. er, there further, you know, the story can be told there, about the british mandate, about how, in 21, after the end of the first world war, once again, it was then, one of the provinces of the ottoman empire. the british, who fought with the ottomans empire, went there, received from the then organization of the united nations, in other words, from the league of nations, received a mandate to manage this territory, for the purpose of which it was written in the mandate to create a national center of the jewish people, well, that is, to finally give the jews at least some land , let them move , relatively speaking, from europe, other countries, where they live there, and settle in their own homes, after a year i gave 3/4 of this land. do you know who transjordan, now it is called jordan, that is, 3/4 of the palestinian territory under under the name of palestine, they already have a state there, uh, an arab state called jordan, and so on, it can be told f

strike on other fronts in the north, we defeat everyone who tries to attack us, including in judea and samaria, we have only one task - to crush hamas, crush, we will not stop until we finish the matter will be completed with your help. meanwhile, according to the local press, there is some progress in negotiations for release. another batch of hostages, one of the two women released the day before spoke about the good attitude of the militants towards the prisoners and thereby caused anger of several officials the hared newspaper refers to several officials at once who accuse it of harming the interests of israel. but perhaps the woman said this because her husband and more than 200 other people remain captive of immediate access to them for red cross doctors, the head of the israeli foreign ministry demanded at the un site, but their own scandal is flaring up there, after the words of antony guterres. that the militant attack on october 7 had certain preconditions, the israeli foreign ministry demanded an apology from anthony uguresh, they accused him of bias and have already imposed sanctio

of our citizens, where be it in the north, in the south or in the very , or i don't know, in judea samaria or on the border with the gaza strip, pagan, i wish you, your country, to bring everything you started to the end, i wish you victory, this was yevhen sova, politician, deputy israeli knesset. so, before i introduce a new guest and a new topic, let me take a look at facebook, we have 1146 people watching on facebook, added, thank you to everyone who watches us, not only on facebook, but also on the air, at least there , where we have not been taken off the air by the current government, please put your likes, write your comments, it is very important for us, we need to hear what you think, but it is also important to promote both the youtube channel and the network , in the complex yutuyubivsky algorithm, the more likes, the more the more e-e comments, the more people will be able to watch us. well, now there is one more topic, important, i would say, very important topic for ukrainians, it is the parliamentary elections in poland, which took place the day before. why is it important?

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speaking of this land, he called this land instead, it used to be, that is, the land of israel, judea, samaria

and this in particular led to the fact that significant forces from gaza were transferred to judea-samariaon the west bank of the jordan river, where a controversial and highly controversial judicial reform split israeli society and even affected the appointment of people in the security and defense sector, who were more concerned with political issues than defense itself. well, finally, the choice of the day was very good, doomsday is the annual cycle of torah reading, which ends, is celebrated very loudly and many soldiers and officers of the israel defense forces went on vacation. and the operation itself was planned very well, they were able to blind, silence, undermine and strategically, not tactically deceive - the defense forces, so that they were blind and deaf. and remained uncoordinated the first day, it is a little difficult to imagine in our realities, but really in march of this year, several pilots, actually not several, pilots of one of the brigades, reservists, refused to come to training in israel, due to protests , which were related to the judicial reform, then, yes, thi