finance minister bezalel smotrich and national security minister itamar ben—gvir said they were opposedl aviv, tens of thousands of people gathered to urge the prime minister to accept the ceasefire proposal unveiled by the us presidentjoe biden. groups of protesters were dispersed by mounted police and water cannon. some said they feared the prime minister may sabotage the proposal. a group campaigning to bring the hostages home warned that such a move would endanger the lives of those held in gaza. akiva eldar is a political analyst and journalist at the haaretz newspaper. akiva, you're also the co—author of the book lords of the land: the war for israel's settlements in the occupied territories. benjamin netanyahu is in very difficult position. will he accept the deal? i difficult position. will he accept the deal? , ., ., the deal? i believe that what president — the deal? i believe that what president biden _ the deal? i believe that what president biden did - the deal? i believe that what president biden did when - the deal? i believe that what president biden did when he | the de

finance minister bezalel smotrich, here on the right, and national security minister itamar ben—gvirs hamas was wiped out. on saturday night in tel aviv, tens of thousands of people gathered to urge the prime minister to accept the ceasefire proposal. groups of protesters were dispersed by mounted police and water cannon. our middle east correspondent hugo bachega has more benjamin netanyahu seems to be caught between two options — ceasefire and coalition. unsurprisingly, two of his far right ministers have dismissed the deal that was proposed on friday by president biden for the war in gaza, describing it as unacceptable. the finance minister bezalel smotrich and itamar ben—gvir, the israeli national security minister, have threatened to quit the government if the deal goes ahead. now, this could lead to the collapse of the coalition of prime minister netanyahu. now, the head of the opposition has offered to support the government if those ministers do resign in protest. but this would make mr netanyahu dependent on the support of people who have been highly critical of him. mr neta

finance minister bezalel smotrich and national security minister itamar ben—gvir said they were opposedas was destroyed. last night in tel aviv, tens of thousands of people gathered to urge the prime minister to accept the ceasefire proposal unveiled by the us presidentjoe biden. groups of protesters were dispersed by mounted police and water cannon. earlier i spoke to akiva eldar, a political analyst and contributor at the haaretz newspaper. i believe that what president biden did when he made this announcement, that it did when he made this announcement, thatitis did when he made this announcement, that it is very unusual, that a leader of one country, even if it is a superpower, is offering us the proposal that we got from another country. before even we heard it, israelis, from our own government, our own spokesman. and i believe that he knew that netanyahu is not able, if not, not willing, to accept it. this will create some pressure on netanyahu, because it looks like a photo complete. but at the same time, netanyahu's game is always to let the other party, i mean, hamas, the pale

, this is the far-right minister, or the leader of hamas, he would prefer to get rid of smotrich, ande feeling until recently that if you are not just a jew, but an israeli, you can disagree with israeli policies without being accused of anti-semitism, i must say that israel has already reached the point where they they calmly accuse each other of anti-semitism, they have become less tolerant in israel, but no, i would not say, i would say that - just passports, these four released ones, where is one of them, some goats - this is ours, our compatriot, who has both an israeli and a russian passport, well, god bless him, i have nothing against it, but we must not forget that in order to free this small group of people, the israelis during the operation, when special forces were hiding there in a truck with humanitarian aid, they provided 274 palestinians, we are leaving for advertising, we will return to literally in a few minutes, i would like to see our life reflected in literature with maximum truthfulness. bekov writes that how lieutenant ivanovsky died, in ultimately played a huge

people like bengivir and smotrich, who form israel's far-right wing , announced that if the ceasefire agreement is actually established , they will leave the cabinet before rafah is actually occupied by israel, and the cabinet will be destroyed. that's why netanyahu is so powerful. despite this combination, it does not exist to sum up this section, the reason for the dissolution of this cabinet is that the various variables that exist have taken away the possibility of making decisions about the main issues of the war from the leaders of tel aviv, and they cannot make decisions . there was a lot between them and they saw the issues in different ways. i could not come to a single conclusion about the issues. thank you. now let's go a little further . he used a strange interpretation it was interesting about those who protest in the occupied territories and want to reach an agreement with hamas. he said that hamas has two arms , one is the fighters and the other arm is the israelis who are protesting in the streets . who had just left the war cabinet, followed him and asked netanyahu to

why would i quickly tell you that people like ben gower and smotrich, who form the extreme right wing of israel, announced that if the ceasefire agreement is actually established, before rafah is actually occupied by israel , they will leave the cabinet and the cabinet will be destroyed, that 's why netanyahu is basically like that. despite this composition, it does not have the ability to summarize this section. the reason for the dissolution of this cabinet is that the various variables that exist have taken away the possibility of making decisions about the main issues of the war from the leaders of tel aviv , they cannot make decisions. this system was inefficient and it was abandoned. there were many contradictions between them. being able to talk about topics to a. after the dissolution of the cabinet , it seems that the differences have increased in the past few days. the last interesting thing i found was the comment of the knesset vice president. it was said that hamas has two arms, one of which is the fighters. we should emphasize that gans' presence in the war cabinet was a

please take care of people like smotrich, who is one of those very extreme jews, very extreme zionists, or , for example, naftali bennett or, for example, in the presence of mubarak tung galat, these are the faces of tendowi. as soon as they feel that netanyahu is going towards peace without announcing it, netanyahu sees his life in line with the continuation of the war, and as an analyst of political issues, i say, look at the united states of america with this description of the conditions that it has announced and these conditions. it was checked through us and it was announced that one of the basic principles of our conditions is that this war should be stopped and the ceasefire should be permanent, and it is very important that this is permanent. this should be approved by the proposers. see if this case is accepted, which is one of the basic conditions and really shows the rationality of hamas in its statement. these terms. if these conditions are accepted, hamas has announced that it is ready for the next steps, but i said that as an analyst of political issues , i say no, i am

the joining of the ministers of internal security and finance of the zionist regime, ben guer and smotrich, to the war cabinet. this survey was conducted after the resignation of benny ganses eysenkot and tropier from the war cabinet. israel is engaged in a war for existence and now is not the time to resign. despite this advice of the prime minister of the zionist regime to maintain unity among the war cabinet of this regime, it seems that the 8 months of war in gaza could not bring the members of the cabinet together. convince to stay with netanyahu. unfortunately, netanyahu prevents us from achieving this victory, and that is why we are leaving the war cabinet today with a heavy heart. our departure from the government in the shadow of the failure to return the prisoners from gaza is a complex and painful issue. gadi eisenkod, who some time ago said of netanyahu's delusion to defeat hamas , was also a member of the zionist regime's war cabinet, who resigned. anyone who claims that we will soon destroy hamas and return the prisoners is delusional. after gantt and eisenkot, the resignatio

netanyahu's confrontation with national religious figures who are extremely extreme, such as benguir and smotrich, and leaving the war cabinet will make them more powerful. in the society, although it is still not very moderate, but then that moderation will be severely hit and the government will go towards more extreme measures, because of this, naturally, it does not want to give more privileges to religious nationalities, but ganses also wants his special privileges, that is he wants to win the next election for it is guaranteed and easier because of this management responsibility. he does not take responsibility for the war , the actions that netanyahu takes , gans puts all the responsibilities on netanyahu himself, which of course is the same, that is , it is really the case in israel that the prime minister is the decision-maker, not the cabinet, and it can simply be said that the cabinet is a party for privileges. give each other points so that they can advance their competition, mr. kesinnejad, this cabinet is giving each other points in a bigger situation. they are giving a series of co

our country means that it has the police, now in such a cabinet as smotrich and benguir , mitanyahu could not manage the war, this is one issue, see the second issue, but their approach is almost the same on being extreme and being extreme, but they call them super. the orthodox say that, for example, let me give you an example, if i say this , our people might not believe it. you know, this is one of their conditions, for example, for netanyahu, in the first days , he used to say: well, you know, it is for the jews. they usually don't work, he said that you should close saturdays completely, he said that means even ambulances and firemen should not work, then netanyahu said to them , sir, how can i go to the hospital? one of their conditions was this. it means that they have crazy ideas, but they are different from netanyahu. from here , netanyahu is a bit involved in this situation. now, the phrase that i want to use, greg baron has seen it and he knows what to do with them in this space. well, on the other hand, a netanyahu had a very strong opposition, led by lapid beninges naftari bo

some members of the coalition government, including far right ministers itamar ben—gvir and bezalel smotrichrnment. if they do so, this could lead to the end of the governing coalition. so this rescue operation has been considered a success by the israeli authorities, and could perhaps change the calculations of the prime minister, who is under pressure from all sides. let's talk more about the pressure prime minister netanyahu has been under. we know benny gantz today was due to hold a press conference. he called it off. how do you read that? does it tell us anything about the stability and the unity of the government? this is very interesting, because this was a deadline imposed by benny gantz. he had demanded a plan by benjamin netanyahu for gaza, and he said if there was no plan, he would quit the government. he has been facing a lot of pressure from members of his own party who say he should return to the opposition. obviously we focus a lot on benny gantz, because he is seen as a possible candidate to be the next prime minister in the next elections in israel. so now he has cancelled t

he made a point of saying this is an israeli deal, but those two gentlemen, messrs smotrich and ben—gvirand said they will not support this and they will withdraw support from the government if it goes ahead, and that means there will be an election which netanyahu is likely to lose. and that's a difficult thing for him. why is this going on? partly because of netanyahu's governing style. he tends to juggle things. he tends to play off friends, enemies, allies against each other. he doesn't like to make hard decisions. but now he's being forced to make this decision becausejoe biden is saying this is an israeli offer, and if hamas accepts it, it's got to go ahead. he's quite good, netanyahu, at resisting pressure from the hostage families. big demonstrations over the weekend in israel, saying that they want a deal now. but he has not been good at resisting pressure from those right wingers, the extreme nationalists who support his government, who have said, if you agree to this kind of thing, you will be out. and that's something he does not want. volodymyr zelensky says ukraine will ope

the finance minister bezalel smotrich said the offensive in gaza must continue until hamas is destroyed in tel aviv to demand that their government accepts the new ceasefire and hostage release deal outlined by president biden. some told reporters that they feared the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, may torpedo the proposal. a group campaigning to bring hostages home has warned that such a move would endanger the lives of those held in gaza. lieutenant general mark schwartz, former us security coordinator for israel and the palestinian authority, told us there are concerns about the long term viability of the plan. i think there's confliction inside of the government and there's certainly confliction inside of the israeli populace. as the elements of this current proposal were rolled out by our president in the united states and more broadly in the international community involved, i think if you're the families of the hostages, certainly the hostages themselves, if you're hamas and if you're the palestinians living inside of gaza, you're very pleased with the plan, but in terms of

far—right ministers like the national security minister itamar ben—gvir and the finance minister bezalel smotrichalition which could lead to the collapse of the government if any kind of deal goes ahead. many people in israel believe, including the families of the hostages, that the prime minister is more concerned about his political survival and that he's more interested in his coalition alive than reaching a deal. it woods —— we have seen that in the last few days, there have been intense efforts for this deal to be reached. we heard the response from hamas after president biden laid out what he described as an israeli proposal. but differences remain and hamas is sticking with its demands that any kind of deal should see a permanent ceasefire, which is a contentious point here in israel. ., . ~' which is a contentious point here in israel. ., ., ~ , ., , . israel. hugo, thank you very much indeed. israel. hugo, thank you very much indeed- hugo _ israel. hugo, thank you very much indeed. hugo bachega _ israel. hugo, thank you very much indeed. hugo bachega joining - israel. hugo, thank you ver

some radical members of the coalition, including the far right ministers itamar ben—gvir, bezalel smotrichened to quit the government. so the prime minister faces a lot of pressure from all sides, really. this rescue operation that happened on saturday has been considered a success by the israeli authorities, but could change the calculations of the prime minister. the numbers have been pretty difficult to verify, and i'm confirmed so far, but i wonder if you could take us through what we know? primarily, hamas reporting claims that hostages were also killed as part of this rescue operation. what do we know about that? anything from the israeli government on that?— that? anything from the israeli government on that? there have been lots of claims — government on that? there have been lots of claims during _ government on that? there have been lots of claims during the _ government on that? there have been lots of claims during the day. - government on that? there have been lots of claims during the day. we - lots of claims during the day. we saw dramatic images of the operation. heavy air

of moderation inside of the war cabinet and without him there, i think some of the right—wingers, smotrichet even louder. israel killed a very senior hezbollah commander. if i was secretary blinken i would be very concerned and not just about the ceasefire in gaza but whether they are looking at another war with lebanon. one last quick question. but pressure can antony blinken still have at his disposal? we possibly played our last card. they threatened to kick out the hamas leadership. if they did not agree they threatened to get rid of the leadership. there are terrorists hiding in tunnels are prepared today and prepared to sacrifice their own people and they will continue to push as hard as they can. i do not think that will ever say we will not try anymore but i do not think they have any cards left. always great to have you on bbc news. thank you forjoining us again tonight. ukraine's far east has come under intense russian bombardment over the last few months. but now, the mayor of kharkiv says there have been fewer russian attacks ever since the us allowed ukraine to strike targets

finance minister bezalel smotrich — here on the right — and national security minister itamar ben—gvirs hamas was wiped out. last night in tel aviv, tens of thousands of people gathered to urge the prime minister to accept the ceasefire proposal unveiled by the us presidentjoe biden. groups of protesters were dispersed by mounted police and water cannon. 0ur middle east correspondent, hugo bachega has more on how serious this threat was from these right mr netanyahu hasn't yet responded. since on friday, when this deal was announced, his office has issued only two statements, short and vague, without explicitly supporting the deal, which was described by president biden as an israeli proposal. now, the families of the hostages who remain in captivity in gaza are urging the prime minister to support the deal. they say that time is running out to rescue the hostages. so a lot of pressure on the prime minister. for hamas, this is perhaps the best deal they can expect. they say they will support this deal if israel does. let's take a look at some of the stories making the headlines in the

finance minister bezalel smotrich and national security minister itamar ben—gvir said they were opposedister to accept the ceasefire proposal unveiled by the us presidentjoe biden. groups of protesters were dispersed by mounted police and water cannon. joining me now is mahjoob zweiri in doha. he is a professor of contemporary middle east politics at qatar university. so, what do you think, �*sleadership group in doha, in qatar, where you are, are saying? are they urging each other to accept are, are saying? are they urging each other to accethoe biden�*s proposal? —— the hamas leadership group? proposal? -- the hamas leadership a-rou? , proposal? -- the hamas leadership ”rou? , ., ., . proposal? -- the hamas leadership a-rou? ,~ ., . group? they announced last night, the are group? they announced last night, they are looking — group? they announced last night, they are looking positively - group? they announced last night, they are looking positively to - group? they announced last night, they are looking positively to the l they are looking positively to the announcement made by presi

from the radical right-wing members of his own coalition ultra-nationalist ministers, ben gvir and smotrichdy publicly threatened to leave the correlation and topless government if he moves forward with this deal. so the question is which? sayyed and you chooses? and if we look at the record until today in almost every juncture that anyhow, pick his stability of his coalition over anything else? >> interesting general marks, more than 100 hostages as you know, were freed during a release deal back in november. so if all of the parties agree to this latest proposal, will officials use the same playbook? they did back then to get the hostages home. >> i would imagine they would. i mean, it was success last time. we would anticipate a similar activity going forward the challenge is, and i think we have to be very wide eyed about this. what is the state of those hostages that remain behind now? are we going to get live live bodies being returned or will the preponderance of those be messages and or remains coming back to the families interesting baraka the us defense secretary lloyd austin says

itamar ben gvir and the national security minister, bezalel smotrich, the finance minister of both come out roundly condemned the net. of course they are the real hard hard liners, extreme right wingers in the cabinet. and we've also seen reports in hot, it's the daily israeli daily saying that you have golan to the israeli defense minister. didn't know about this announcement from the military and according to the sources quoted by hot, it's the government didn't even prove this tactical pause. so it seems the disarray in the israeli government already evident before this is just getting deeper. and deeper than wait a man joining us from beirut. thank you. >> what earlier i spoke with the global spokesman for unicef and asked for his reaction to the tactical ports it's difficult because i'm very close to those areas that i certainly have heard significant amount of bombardment. so look at any any polls in bombing is good for children though yeah. >> i mean, we just have to say we have to see what this means. we've heard a lot of promises yes. as your correspondence said we desperately

indeed, both itamar ben gvir, the national security minister, of finance, minister bezalel smotrich whichave already said that if that hostage deal that was announced by president biden and which the american say israel has already accepted. if that goes ahead and ultimately leads to a full cessation of hostilities with hamas that they would view that as a capitulation to hamas, as a defeat. and they would therefore bolt the government meaning that netanyahu's government would indeed collapse elections would be held and opinion polls suggest if they were held, right now, benny gantz would win and netanyahu it lose so that's one possibility i suppose ultimate also for netanyahu himself, ganim says departure leaves him more isolated than ever more beholden on his right-wing ministers. and i suppose i'll say more isolated internet as well, because i think that the united states and other allies of israel also liked the fact that gantz was in this government to provide for want of a better phrase, one used by aaron david miller four middle east negotiator a moderating influence on this govern

members of his coalition, including national security minister ben gvir, and finance minister bezalel smotrich, both of whom have been vocal proponent of the continuation of the war, both of whom have threatened to withdraw from government, essentially causing this neon has coalition to collapse if netanyahu does agree to a ceasefire agreement, they want to see the full destruction of hamas as netanyahu himself has expressed in the past. so certainly, a lot of pressure coming from various sides on me israeli government, but there has been mounting pressure from the international community, including some of israel's closest allies, such as the united states, for israel to agree to this deal at the us, of course, has also been calling on its regional allies in the middle east to put pressure on hamas to agree to this deal as well. but of course, we have heard from the state department in the past acknowledging that the terms of this deal, according to the state department, are nearly identical. to an agreement that hamas had agreed two weeks ago. so the hope is that this may be the beginning of

of his governing coalition far-right ministers, itamar ben gvir and the finance minister bezalel smotrich, both of them threatening to bolt from this governments and perhaps even forced its collapse. if the israeli prime minister goes through with this deal, which could lead to the end of the war. the israeli prime minister over the last few days has been trying to reframe this agreement to muddy the waters of its terms firms and to insist that it will not lead to an end of the war. and that israel has not agreed to do so. now it is true that the negotiations would need to happen during the first phase of the agreement for both israel and hamas to agree to a permanent ceasefire. but there's no question that if he agrees to this, it's going to be very difficult for these really prime minister sure. to continue to claim that he's going to accomplish the goal of both returning the hostages and also defeating hamas, destroying hamas, i should say altogether in gaza, now, ultimately the israeli prime minister may face a choice here this you want to save his government's or does he want to get

posel, the site criticism from the far right of his government ministers, itamar ben gvir, bezalel smotrich vehemently opposed to this deal or will he followed through and and deliver this deal that could free dozens of hostages and result in a weekslong, if not months-long ceasefire in gaza we will be watching those next steps closely. >> jeremy diamond line for us from jerusalem, then you so much still to come. we're playing russian roulette with our planet. those words coming from the un secretary general as the planet march 12 consecutive months of unprecedented heat and the third time was the charm for boeing starliner mission. what this mission could mean for the future of space travel. that and more next on cnn, news central russia is we're trying to spy on us. we were spying on them early friday this is a but secret war. secrets and spies, a nuclear game sunday at ten on cnn at morgan stanley old school hardware meets bold new thinking at 88-years-old, we still see the world with a wonder of new eyes helping you discover untapped possibility and relentlessly working with you to make

these statements on the jury, sabbah the far right ministers in his coalition, particularly bezalel smotrich and data modeling. there would not put statements out on the sabbath one imagines, i would expect that we'd be getting reaction. now from them. and they have been pretty consistent all along, which seems to to be implying that no deal rarely is good enough for them until such time as hamas has been completely destroyed. and so although we seem to have a deal on paper that hamas is now reviewing the rhetoric that's coming out from the israeli government, from prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and one imagines the rhetoric that we will be getting out from hamas may suggest otherwise perhaps it will ultimately be open to interpretation, but certainly there are caused not just from the united states, from canada, from the french, from the british, from the european union, and other countries around the world saying that this is the deal that needs to be done. hamas needs to accept it so the hostages can be freed so that more humanitarian aid can go in palestinian prisoners released from

. >> he's doing all of this because of these threats from the finance minister bezalel smotrich, froml security minister, itamar ben gvir there either of them could single-handedly lead to bring about the collapse of this government should they leave? but there is, of course, another alternative one that has been raised by the opposition leader yair lapid. he has said that he would come into this government effectively providing a safety net during the implementation of this deal to keep netanyahu how empowers prime minister to keep this government alive but if netanyahu were to agree to that, he would effectively be handing the keys to. yet you're lapid the keys to collapsing the government to leading to early elections at a time of his choosing. and of course benny gantz also factors in so this he's a member of emergency war cabinet at the moment, but he has said that he will leave that war cabinet up by this saturday if the israeli prime minister doesn't provide details about a lot long-term strategy in gaza. interestingly, gantz and galan's another member of the war cabinet, had b

it's why we've seen itamar ben gvir, and bezalel smotrich to far-right ministers and netanyahu's governing coalition threatened to leave the government and force its collapse if netanyahu follows through with this proposal laid out by the netanyahu government's the main reason is because they believe that it will lead to an end to the war without this quote, absolute victory over hamas, which the israeli prime minister himself laid out as one of the main objectives of this war at the beginning. and so what we've been witnessing over the last few days is the israeli prime minister insisting that he has not agreed to a permanent ceasefire. as part of this proposal and it is true that as part of this proposal in the first phase of the agreement, a six-week ceasefire, which could be extended for weeks and weeks and weeks, as long as these two parties are negotiating, they will be negotiating that permanent ceasefire. and so the israeli prime minister is really trying to emphasize that he hasn't yet agreed to a permanent ceasefire. and the reason he's trying to do that is because he's looking f

there's gonna be a lot of pushback from the far-right for ministers like nmr, ben gvir, and bezalel smotrich who are opposed to any kind of agreement at all whatsoever between israel and the palestinians and deploying out forces from gaza. but he's going to have to negotiate this in the coming days. there are factions within israeli politics. for example, benny gantz, who is a member of the war cabinet, is calling for new elections and trying to get into parliament dissolved prime minister netanyahu has to look in the mirror this moment and decide, does he want to be on the side of long-term security for israel? and if so, he needs to grab this idea that president biden's put forward, that the israelis themselves in their security establishment does see as an important component to long-term security for israel i mean, but given those dynamics as you laid out, does president biden's stance hold any sway with netanyahu? it does look, this is, first of all, america is the best friend of israel, without a doubt. and president biden has been the best president for israeli security that we've eve

launched as right-wing members of netanyahu's governing coalition, namely the finance minister bezalel smotrich and national security minister itamar ben gvir have been threatening to pull the rug out from under netanyahu the collapse this governments, if he follows through with this israeli proposal, a big reason for that has to do with the way in which president biden frame this proposal on friday night, framing it as a way to end the war and the israeli prime minister in the day since has been and working to unwind some of that, insisting that he can still accomplish the goals of not only releasing the hostages, but destroying hamas before agreeing to a permanent ceasefire. a lot of questions about how exactly you square that circle, but it is true that the first phase of this ceasefire during that time there would indeed be negotiated she patients about getting to a permanent ceasefire, getting to the withdrawal of israeli troops in the second phase of this deal. but of course, once a ceasefire is underway, once you're talking about weeks, maybe even months of a ceasefire, the us administra

axios reporter barak ravid do you think ultimately netanyahu will listen to ben gvir and bezalel smotrichde, the right flank of his government, over his war cabinet, that wants the steel i don't know. >> i have to say, i don't think there's a real deal on the table. bull in the sense that it is sinwar, the leader of hamas. they're holding 120 hostages of which 41 we know are dead or have been murdered by hamas and i believe that he's playing a tactic cat and mouse tactic here. >> he won't really release a lot of the hostages. >> he'll trying to prolong this war because that's his strategy to exhaust israel it's also iran strategy. and i think the only way for us to really get a deal, a real deal on the table is to increase the pressure on sinwar, but a pressing up and pushing up their effort in rafah you think there needs to be more done in rafah? >> i thought that the idf had concluded major operations in rafah were concluded no, they're not even just a few minutes ago, i spoke to soldiers from rafah we need to act much quicker. >> this whole war is going on. wait too long. it could have

to be discussed in a broader security cabinet, this cabinet however includes people like bezalel smotrichnce minister, and itamar ben gvir to the national security minister. these guys are hardliners they don't want any ceasefire in gaza. they want the war there to continue until hamas is total totally destroyed. a goal most neutral observers say is impossible to achieve. so what this means is that when discussing matters related 18 to the war in gaza, prime minister netanyahu's going to be in the room with some real hard liners. benny gantz was considered something what less hard line he was somebody who was pushing the prime minister to agree to some sort of ceasefire and hostage deal that might wind down the war in gaza. now sort of those railings are off and it appears that they are likelihood of a ceasefire agreement is going to be diminishing in his absence. and in the present since of these real hard liners, in the security cabinet, my no. hi ben wade have been in beirut monitoring the follow-up. thanks for that report and its 48 minutes past the hour. >> here's a warning round dow

>> well, first and foremost, i think is to make it impossible for a bezalel smotrich each in each of our ben gvir minister of national police and the minister of finance to, keep them out of any deliberations on significant or serious security issue. >> so now netanyahu and minister of defense golan as well as to non-voting members, ron dermer, the former israeli ambassador to the united states. >> and you've had lieberman liter of of a important party for russian immigrants. they will constitute presumably the form in which decisions, decisions will be made it also wolf strips away any, any pretense. i think that this is now a set of decisions so to speak legitimised by by reaching across the aisle with a eisenkot and venae glances leaving these decisions will now be laid at the doorstep. specifically of you gallant, who has his problems with benjamin netanyahu. and the prime minister. so i think it's important. i think the prime minister is still has a coalition which is cohesive, 64 seats and i think he's going to be with us for quite some time. >> 64 out of 120 members of the kne

the results of several meetings of the israeli government, where the extreme right, bengvir and smotrichhappening, but the fact is that i have already said that american policy is at a dead end - this is both in the direction of the kiev regime and in the middle east direction, here they are also confused in their public position and in their, in their real position, what biden voiced, well, hardly any specialists or regional politicians think, that this is a really good plan, but... well, everyone understands that, again, he needs to win time, he manipulates, he needs not to lose some of his voters, everyone understands this, but the mood, oh well, well, at least this way, well, well it’s clear that you’re still doing all this insincerely, well, at least this way, well, well , barbarism is going on, but we need to stop this, but then we’ll try to somehow straighten it out, and it turns out that the regional mediators agree, hamas agrees, america and israel are starting argue, it's yours. everyone already has a plan, well, at least we’re somehow ready to come to terms with it plan, no, t