unfortunately i don't know if benjamin netanyahu still reads haaretz but he is not influenced by haaretz one of those moments in which israel is divided and the camps are more or less the same size and benjamin netanyahu is still popular enough to continue his policy even though the streets are boiling and we are facing a turmoil we have not seen for many years and still he is the prime minister and quite a powerful one and he can lead us to further catastrophes and still be the prime minister, thatis still be the prime minister, that is the way it goes and the regime, the system.— regime, the system. that has been the _ regime, the system. that has been the dynamic _ regime, the system. that has been the dynamic for - regime, the system. that has been the dynamic for much i regime, the system. that has been the dynamic for much of the last ten months. the one factor that always has the potential to change that dynamic is the united states and the sort of pressure to actually change the israeli policy. do you think, when you hear within the last hour, joe biden say benjamin netanyahu has

a few days ago, the zionist haaretz newspaper published pictures of the torture of palestinian works in prison by the zionist prison guard, and completely condemned this action. he had described it as normal. this is the picture of torture and abuse of palestinian prisoners in one of the prisons of the zionist regime. when the war in gaza has entered its twelfth month, the leaders of the zionist regime have not been able to achieve their declared goals, including the destruction of hamas and the release of their prisoners. now the results of a survey in the occupied territories show that frustration and violence among the residents of the occupied territories have increased. 47% of israelis believe that israel. it should not follow international laws or moral values ​​during the gaza war . the effects of this name and anger can be seen in he also saw the behavior of the leaders of the zionist regime. is it legal to torture a prisoner? shut up if the person in question is a hamas fighter, anything is allowed. a zionist institution called betsalim in the 18-page report of crimes commit

ishaq brik, the former general of the zionist army, in an article he wrote in haaretz newspaper: "thenist regime's army is not capable of winning the battle with hamas and hezbollah, and it will die within a year." the border of collapse is placed. telephone conversation between the foreign ministers of iran and bulgaria, in this telephone conversation, the foreign minister of our country expressed tehran's desire to continue political talks and expand cooperation with bulgaria, especially in the economic field . mr. araghchi also referring to the state of nabe saman. gaza and the need for humanitarian aid in this region, he added: iran rejects any agreement accepted by the palestinians and hamas to achieve a ceasefire and provide the basis for sending humanitarian aid. friendly support to gaza the foreign ministers of iran and bulgaria also discussed and exchanged views on some cancellation issues in this telephone conversation. the global price of gold remained almost unchanged at the beginning of the global markets today, with a slight decrease. each ounce of gold today is traded a

sources announced that lebanon was targeted in this attack by the zionist military , the zionist haaretz newspaper also admitted that the secretary general of lebanon's hezbollah was not at the site of the attack . he previously announced that the shelters have been opened in different cities in the big cities including tel aviv and haifa and asked the zionists to avoid traffic in the streets of tel aviv and haifa and to choose a shelter for themselves as soon as possible. the occurrence of their own faster bombing to reach the shelters , it is also reported from tel aviv's bengurion airport that the flights that were destined for tel aviv are changing their route in the skies of the region before they reach this airport and have an airport. they choose the alternative for landing in the area of ​​the border strip , where we are, the patrolling of the zionist military drones over the area has increased greatly , we no longer hear the sound of the fighters, but the sound of the drones and their patrolling over different areas from the south. eastern lebanon means where we are located from

even the haaretz newspaper says the cost at emily's forum, they are negotiating with trade unions trying to do just that, shut down the country. already, municipalities throughout the country have said they are going to be observing a strike, a work walkout, basically protesting not just against the lack of deal to release these hostages but also against benjamin netanyahu's government. a lot of these folks believe benjamin netanyahu has been deliberately delaying any hostage deal in order to keep himself in power and keeping himself in power in order to avoid a jail term for corruption charges he faced from several years ago. we are now seeing a lot of politics closing behind an event that happened late last night, the murder of these six hostages. the idf said they were killed shortly before they were discovered in a tunnel underneath that southern city of rough appeared this vindicates a lot of what these hostage families have been saying, that there is no military solution to freeing the hostages, because it sounds like, and we don't necessarily have all the details, from what we can

i just want to, our viewers to get a further sense of the the seat of your opinion piece for haaretz, quote, israel and hezbollah have turned the corner into full-scale war. no one can say how it will end or how much rubble and how many bodies will be left in its wake. but one modest prediction is credible based on recent experience thanks to the war in lebanon, benjamin and you know, and his government will probably strengthen his political hand. and i think you've just spoken to that. what's your assessment of the appointment of gideon sa'ar? >> well, it's interesting because in a way it strengthens the government. the government has 64 out of 120 seats beforehand, so it already had a majority, but there was always a threat that some of the coalition partners could bolt. so now it has 68 seats with the four seats that saw or get on sars party brings to it. so netanyahu is in a stronger position. what's interesting is that when we see likud doing a little bit tiny bit better in surveys following the assassination of hassan nasrallah on friday, which is very new. of course, we don't k

said in the jewish tradition, my hersh's memory be a blessing will gideon levy is a columnist for haaretz newspaper and was an adviser to former israeli prime minister shimon peres, who joins us now from tel aviv, get in, you are in a country that is in mourning, but also in rage. tell us how israelis are feeling today so we can't speak about all this ryan is as one these a big, big, big campus hueless this morning. >> obviously morning. everyone. but the furious spot is only about of israeli society because we have to remember there is also part which supports blindly benjamin netanyahu and whatever and they will just sit by this terrible fiasco that those hostages and many more could have been saved long time ago and only because of the rejection of the tinea, they were killed so israel is divided even on such a morning on one hand, the big, big camp, which protests now for months and months, but is variously in france on the, on the government who course to do anything. but anything possible to release the remains of the hostages on the other side, that anyhow spends her nails support

pushing forward his own aims for this current state of hostilities in gaza and again outlets like haaretzbut also other newspapers in israel. >> make it very clear that at multiple points the negotiations in sabotage and they've been sabotaged by netanyahu himself above and against one has to save the wishes of his own negotiators. so i think that there is very palpable anger i should say the palpable anger is really about the hostages more than anything else. the fact that tens of thousands of pounds they syrians who have nothing to do with hamas have died over the past nine months is far less important in these in these protests. and i think that as things go forward, you're going to see more protests take place. but again, it will be about the hostages. one has to keep in mind than once it's the hostages are all released. and one hopes that they are all released immediately without any more harm coming to anybody. there's still going to be this serious question of the immense humanitarian toll that this has taken upon hundreds of thousands of people in gaza. >> that toll can't be he lo

thanks so much joining us now is alone pincus, columnist for haaretz and former israeli consul general in new york. we appreciate your time given what we've seen on the ground over the course of the last 24 hours, you heard jeremy reporting on is it your sense right now that the country is on the cusp of a turning point yes. >> but we've all been wrong. feel about this before because there was a there was a sense that immediately after the debacle and the calamity of october 7, that within a few weeks, people will fill the streets with anger and frustration and protests that didn't happen for a variety of reasons. i doubt we have time to discuss that but as time went by, the incentives for people to go out in the streets was severely diminished. now what you have is a confluence of anger, frustration fury that people feel toward nuts on you. a sense that he has undermined time and time again and lied about it a hostage deal. and parallel to that, this is where the two are confluences. parallel to that. >> you have the idf, the israel defense forces chief of staff. >> you have the head

just last week, the israeli newspaper "haaretz" reported that israeli's defense minister slammed netanyahu over his handling of the situation, saying the prime minister's decisions could, quote, kill all the hostages. the editorial board of the israeli publication "haaretz" is out with a new piece titled "the israel public's moment of truth." the board writes in part this, "it was hamas terrorists who pulled the trigger, but it was netanyahu who sealed their fate. the prime minister likes to think of himself as mr. security, but he will go down in history as mr. death and will abandonment, written in the hostages' blood." defense minister gallant, who once again proved himself to be the only man in the security cabinet where there are no men, warned that this decision meant bearing the deal and sentencing the hostages still alive to death. but to no avail. when the public wanted to block the judicial overhaul, it succeeded. when the public wanted to stop the defense minister from being fired, it succeeded. and this time, too, had the public wanted a deal to happen, there would have been a

now, alive love, he is a columnist for haaretz and a former adviser to shimon peres. >> he joins me now live from tel aviv. i'm glad to get your perspective here. to follow up on what the former israeli prime minister naftali bennett told cnn saturday. he claims that this is a huge opportunity. his words for israel to remove this whole threat of hezbollah is that plausible in your estimation? and at what cost to most israelis and civilians in lebanon? >> again and again, they israeli fantasies of eliminating all its enemies by force it's a good idea, but it's not achievable. hezbollah good dow hit hezbollah is weaker right now no doubt about it. but chris bella will not vanish. the ideas of his bella will vanish and the solution again and again, i will say here is not by force. and these were sees everything as being sold by another war and another aggressive attack it doesn't lead us to nowhere and given what you're saying to us, what is the mood in israel? we just heard from some of the protesters there, but israel could be now looking at wars on two fronts with hostages still struggl

gb news has been told that a significant number of women have contacted the haaretz survivor's helpline five women have claimed they were raped by the former harrods owner, mohamed al fayed, when they worked at the luxury london department store. the bbc reported that more than 20 female ex—employees said the billionaire, who died last year sexually assaulted them and raped some. it's claimed that dunng raped some. it's claimed that during fayed's ownership, harrods not only failed to intervene but helped to cover up abuse allegations. harrods current owners said they were utterly appalled by the allegations and apologised to the victims who had been failed. the conservatives have criticised sir keir starmer after it was revealed he's received more gifts than any other mp since 2019, totalling around £100,000. a cabinet minister has defended the pm, saying he's in a pressure job and should be allowed to enjoy gifts and hospitality if it's declared correctly. it comes after it was revealed the prime minister's chief of staff, sue gray, reportedly takes home a salary of £170,000. that's £