within the cabinet and within the likud party, it has increased, that is, it has been a lot, and it hasally reached its peak . he wants to change the security minister, that is, the director of war , because of very shallow excuses as the main reason the reason for this is that of course , netanyahu does not address this issue much. the main reason is that gallant opposes the exemption of the kurds from military service . on the other hand, the kurds have about 15 seats in netanyahu's cabinet, and they they want the exemption to continue. and they are threatening that if you don't fix this exemption right now , we will leave the cabinet. in israel , there is actually an institution called the supreme court of justice , almost like the guardian council, which either approves or rejects the laws that are approved. this they rejected the law to continue the exemption , but netanyahu passed this law, which means that he actually rejected it. the supreme court of justice did not implement this law, which means that the military did not fight them . this kind of pressure is the main reason wh

the foundation of the oslo agreement in the literature of the right wing of israel, especially the likud party and now the extreme rightists. who are present in netanyahu's cabinet, ben goyer and smoot rich, who actually control 20% of the cabinet , they apply a jewish name to the west bank and claim that this area is called samaria and judea are mentioned and they emphasize that this region is actually a region that is much more important to them because, for example, it is actually an ancient territory that the jews possessed and was a part of their country. they do not have many such claims about the gaza strip. it means that kanane bakhti is much more important for them. well, during the al-aqsa storm operation, we witnessed that the israelis' efforts to officially annex the west bank were met with a very big interruption and they could no longer do so. continue those efforts due to the special conditions of the war. now they are trying through these operations that they are actually doing inside the west bank , they are trying to stop the expansion of the resistance cells in the nor

netanyahu's allies in the likud are trying to manage the knesset so that the coalition government does not fall, but in any case , mr. netanyahu has serious opponents within his own internal parties. thank you, mr. seyed hadi, an expert on west asian issues, is our line of communication. hello and good night, mr. seyed mr. araghchi, the respected minister of foreign affairs , has written an article in cyberspace referring to the developments in gaza, stating that the zionist regime , with the continuation of crimes in gaza and the release of cars kill to the west bank is trying to bring the level of tension in the region to the threshold of a dangerous crisis. do you think that the time bomb that israel hume talked about will explode or not? my condolences. i think that the press conference that netanyahu gave last night in a very explosive and passive way, everything was ready and ready to explode, it really activated as you said a time bomb. you see , the egyptians are very angry now because of the issue of the salahuddin philadelphi crossing is the fault of the neck it made the egyp

the deputy speaker, a member of the prime minister's likud party, made these comments weeks after thes order. he'd previously called to burn gaza in a post on x. he said he deleted it following a request from the platform, but he didn't apologise. and controversial comments have been made even by members of the government. this call by israel's national security minister was made just two days after the icj ruling. before becoming a minister, mr ben—gvir was convicted on eight charges, including inciting violence and supporting a terrorist organisation. the minister has been calling for palestinians to leave gaza since october 7th, saying israelis should settle there and that this is the right thing to do. according to the torah. a similar sentiment was also echoed by israeli soldiers on the ground in gaza before the icj order. a human rights organisation has been collecting cases they argue are inciting genocide and include minister ben—gvir�*s speeches. we consider the calling to displacement of the gaza population as part of the ethnic cleansing that is ongoing in gaza, that is par

in the political structure, but experience has shown that now , considering that likud has spent all the eggs it has and has not achieved any results, it means that it has not reached its security goals, nor its goals. nizami has reached, he was able to destroy hamasu , he was able to free nasra, he was not able to return the hegemony he had, he was not able to return the heme he had, as a country that now, for example, claims to be fake, we are powerful. keep it in front of a group of people, hamas is a group of people, a government that does not exist, a very established government and the army that it does not have, well, it has failed because of this. that his government is collapsing is a debate, this may follow a domino that the next governments will be overthrown for two four months in a row. we will be with you from the 11th to 30th economic news. excellent tea, excellent place, sofia tea, sofia tea , excellent tea, excellent place. a great place, a great place, the place of the sufis. in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, may god bless him and grant hi

the deputy speaker, a member of the prime minister's likud party, made these comments weeks after therder. he'd previously called to burn gaza in a post on x. he said he deleted it following a request from the platform, but he didn't apologise. and controversial comments have been made even by members of the government. this call by israel's national security minister was made just two days after the icj ruling. before becoming a minister, mr ben—gvir was convicted on eight charges, including inciting violence and supporting a terrorist organisation. the minister has been calling for palestinians to leave gaza since october 7th, saying israelis should settle there and that this is the right thing to do. according to the torah. a similar sentiment was also echoed by israeli soldiers on the ground in gaza before the icj order. a human rights organisation has been collecting cases they argue are inciting genocide and include minister ben—gvir�*s speeches. we consider the calling to displacement of the gaza population as part of the ethnic cleansing that is ongoing in gaza, that is part o

it is not a secret that the main goal of zionist organizations like the likud party. deletion of the west bank in the alleged map presented. in the united nations, according to the professor of the university of jordan, it means the judaization of the west bank and the expulsion of the palestinians. from the very first moments of the war against gaza, the zionists demanded the expulsion of palestinians from the west bank according to netanyahu's plan. they demanded the settlement of west bank palestinians in jordan. this issue has been clearly stated in the so-called qalam deal, and jordan has been recognized as a country. zarihi and the youths who were besieged in jenin camp four days ago. under the pretext that these youths threaten the security of the occupying regime. the resistance forces in the jenin camp are getting used to taking rights with weapons. they are not trained in war. but in a few years, they experienced wars that the armed army of taban did not have these experiences, minister. the russian foreign ministry announced the signing of the partnership a

the votes of the likut party, the ruling coalition centered on the likud party, had fallen completely after the war in gaza, and if elections are held today during the occupation , it will not be successful. this will limit its behavior, but hezbollah's behavior is not like this. this is more important than the first question and the next question in the zero war one of the characteristics of the trend is that it has a popular base . we say this even in gaza until you can eliminate the people. in gaza, there are 2.2 million people. they say 2.300 million people are living there. as long as this is zero and one, you can never make the opposite side zero, you can't start a genocide within a million radius, the same thing in south lebanon, thank you very much, you finished 10 seconds early , mr. dr. pedrasipour, one final minute and the conclusion of this conversation my feeling says that we have entered a sensitive situation and we must be careful let's be smart and deal with intelligence . and this situation is actually showing us the integrated area of ​​the resistance. the future hor

likud, one more point as it is, the internal differences within the cabinet and within the likudm party increased, that is, a lot. it had finally reached its peak. now, as you are talking about changing the security minister, that is, the director of war, he wants to change it because of very shallow excuses, because the main reason for this is that netanyahu's head is very high. it doesn't deal with this case, the main reason is that gallant is against the exemption of conscription from military service, and on the other side of conscription, after all, it has 15 seats. they have netanyahu in the cabinet and they want that the exemption continues and they are threatening that if you do not grant this exemption right now, we will leave the cabinet. in israel , there is actually an institution called the supreme court of justice , almost like the guardian council, which reviews or approves the laws that are approved. does he reject this law, so that the exemption continues again , but netanyahu rejected this law, which means that the supreme court of justice did not implement this law, t

and when netanyahu comes to do this , their voting body will also come to the likud party, the partyer the leadership netanyahu, the more important point is that these competitors themselves are forced to have a level of compromise with netanyahu , an example of which is said to be mr. price of the new hope party, i.e. omid new hope, probably as an idea that will be present even if the next elections are held. i will be in coalition with netanyahu. under the conditions that netanyahu can extend his prime ministership . the third issue is the last thing i want to say here. we have a discussion on the analysis of al-aqsa storm messages. this discussion will be discussed in the specialized forum. is it true that the right-wing party has less makeup compared to the middle wing according to polls? but the macropolitical discourse of the occupied territories has tended towards. for the first time, the issue of expelling a representative from the knesset was raised. mr. efir kassif, for the first time, the two-state plan was officially approved, which should be rejected. this was unpreceden

because if benjamin netanyahu in this situation without this means the end of the life of both the likud party and the person of benjamin netanyahu, in addition to what many army generals did recently and if netanyahu does not end the war , they will resign from their positions. the current situation in the occupied territories it has become very complicated and difficult, because of this , benjamin netanyahu's attempt to somehow get out of this gaza swamp by attacking lebanon and dragging the united states and regional and extra-regional powers into this war, mr. hanizadeh, considering that we have to we are getting closer to the us presidential election and according to the elections that are held in this country , what policies does america want to adopt, if it really wants to get involved with this issue, don't you think that it will challenge the presidential elections and face problems, in fact, america is in these electoral conditions and competitions the tension between the republicans and the democrats is not in a condition to become a regional war, that's why it seems that behi

bank to the zionist regime and do it when netanyahu comes, and their voter body will go towards the likud party, the party under netanyahu's leadership, and the more important point is that these competitors themselves will have to have some level of reconciliation with netanyahu. let it be an example it is said that maybe mr. sarhar of the new hope party means the new hope party, the new hope party is probably possible as an idea that even if the next elections are held , he will be willing to break with netanyahu under the conditions that netanyahu can extend his prime ministership. the third issue is the last thing i want to say here. we have a discussion in the analysis of tofan messages, especially in the specialized forms of this discussion. is it true that the right-wing crime in the political regime has decreased compared to the middle-class crime according to the polls, but our discussion. the political macro-politics of the occupied territory is inclined towards right-wing. for the first time, the discussion of dismissal a representative from the knesset was raised. mr. afir kas

channel 14, which is close to netanyahu and the likud party , has crossed 50% in the polls, and now in other polls, 45 is close to 50% . how likely is the ground entry and the possibility of a ground war by the zionist regime in lebanon? mr. dr. ferdowsipour, we have witnessed significant missile and drone attacks by the lebanese hezbollah and the axis of resistance in lebanon . we are occupied territories. is this part of the response of the resistance in lebanon to the crime and recent events in this country or not? waiting for a surprising blow and a surprising answer from be the axis of resistance, especially in lebanon, against the zionist regime. yes, of course. the conditions are completely different from the summer of 2006, and all parties involved know this, and israel knows it very well. if you think that what happened was that hezbollah didn't have the space , it didn't have the launchers, it didn't have a long shot, and on the other hand, the action in the sea area was only to hit one of the israeli frigates, now hezbollah is much older. 20 and the power and strength, as yo

channel 14, which is close to netanyahu and the likud party, in its polls exceeded 50. in other polls, 45 is close to 50%. the issue of the north should be resolved. this was an important point from the perspective of the maml regime regarding the possibility of ground entry and the possibility of a ground war by the zionist regime in lebanon. mr. dr. ferdowsipour, we have witnessed significant missile and drone attacks by hezbollah in lebanon and the axis. the resistance in lebanon is to the occupied territories. is this part of the response of the resistance in lebanon? regarding the recent crime and incidents in this country or not, we should expect a surprising blow and a surprising response from the axis of resistance, especially lebanon, towards the zionist regime. yes, of course . the conditions are completely different from the summer of 206, and all parties involved know this, and israel knows it very well. if you remember or dear listeners, dear viewers , remember in the war. what happened was that hezbollah didn't have space , it didn't have launchers, it did

the beginning there, when they started hanging everything on netanyahu, began to decrease support of likud and right-wing forces, then it somehow leveled off, later it rose a little, it fluctuates somehow, because in each of these parties there is an unshakable core, but there are such people who run here and there, and that is precisely at the expense of their favor , here are the ratings, they are watering, how will it be at the end? maybe due to the fact that the left forces do not want this particular government to win in this war, and even defeat would be better for them, they then said, you see, he lost the war and let's remove him and all the dogs on him let's hang, if he wins, it's bad for them, for us, the better, the worse, the better, let's imagine that netanyahu's election today or yesterday? netanyahu lost, what agenda can the left propose, an alternative agenda, or are the opponents just political, mr. netanyahu? well, as always, everything should be given away, like the government that was before him, they gave lebanon a gas field and said: "well, now hizballah will not atta

what's interesting is that when we see likud doing a little bit tiny bit better in surveys followingon of hassan nasrallah on friday, which is very new. of course, we don't know if these trends will last but there hasn't been any change in the position of the overall coalition and surveys, they are still only getting between 49 and 53 seats and as. a result, bringing sa'ar in could also be perceived as an effort to reach outside the core supporters of the government it's as if nothing moves those were in the anti-netanyahu block. now sa'ar doesn't have a great deal of credibility in the israeli public. he only commands small number of seats many people already see this as a betrayal of the voters because he ran with a party that was opposed and it's on yahoo but on the other hand, the israeli public is also absolutely demoralized by the political levels right now, they are deeply distrustful. all surveys are showing us sort of crisis of faith and the leadership and there is a great call for unity. so maybe get on sars hoping that he gets some credit for putting the unity of politicia

families of the hostages still being held by hamas demonstrated outside the headquarters of the ruling likudlling for the government to reach a deal to free their loved ones before it's too late. protests ramped up this week after the killing of six hostages in gaza, putting enormous political pressure on prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> the prime minister did not look the public in the eye and tell the truth that he won't bring the hostages back alive, but getting a deal done won't be easy. >> the chief of staff of israel's military said tuesday operations in gaza will continue until every hamas terrorist is eliminated and netanyahu is remaining defiant. he says he wants to bring the hostages home, but won't agree to any ceasefire that puts israel's security at risk. >> it's not going to happen. mta say, yeah, but if you stay, this will kill the deal. and i say such a deal will kill us, and there won't be a deal that way. >> and while the fighting ramps up in gaza, diplomats are reportedly hammering out the final details of a new deal in qatar. hamas says any proposal will be seriously

that the next polls of the israeli public will show a, an increase in the support of netanyahu and likud party that he's that he's leading, but at the end of the day there are serious challenges to israel to the israeli economy, to the israeli military that were not solved when they exploded those pages. >> there are 100 plus got to let you go you're on i got to let you go. we are going to come back to you for sure. in the coming weeks to help us understand all this. thank you. >> thank you. for what will iran do next? i asked the president of iran, coming up cnn special event, the place presidential debate tuesday at nine more than they're ingredients recipes written by hand be analyzed and restored using the power of del ai. >> reserving memories and help me to write new thinking about her honeymoon about africa so far hot air balloon rise, when with elephants 24 to safari, great question, like everything takes a little planning for what the mind towards a down payment on a ranch in montana with horses. >> let's take a look at those scenarios jpmorgan wealth management has advisors and

benjamin netanyahu will also be fully aware that just this week opinion polls came out showing his likud party at its highest level with its largest amount of support since the hamas-led terrorist attacks of october the seventh. and he will be mindful that this kind of rebuffing of his security bonafides is something that could very easily be lost if israel goes in on the ground and gets bogged down again as it did in 2006. and two, a much greater extent in 1982 when israeli forces remain there for the best part of two decades, israel doesn't want to get stuck in some kind of quagmire once more. but if it feels that the only way to restore security to the northern israel is by going in on the ground. and the only way to push hezbollah back to the litani river some 30 kilometers to the north in accordance with un security council resolution 17, no one that ended the 2006 war between hezbollah and israel, then that is something that it would feel it has no other choice but to do michael elliott gotkine in london. >> thanks all right now i want to go to trita parsi, who is executive vice pr

that the next polls of the israeli public will show a, an increase in the support of netanyahu and likud party that he's, that he's leading. but at the end of the day there are serious challenges to israel to the israeli economy, to the israeli military that were not solved when they exploded those pages. they are i 100 let you go i'm sorry. >> so sorry, you're on i got to let you go. we are going to come back to you for sure. in the coming weeks to help us understand all this. thank you. >> thank you. for what will iran do next? i asked the president of iran, coming up cnn special event, the vice presidential debate, tuesday at nine when it comes to amgen, life changing medical breakthroughs. >> every second counts but without investment, those breakthroughs are often past cities seamlessly connected banking, markets and services businesses deliver global financial solutions so our client can keep investing in innovations for patients around the world wiout pause for the love of moving our clients forward for the love of progress own efforts after every fall what do you do do i hope for

religious parties and extreme religious zionists is conceding people board that some members of the likud and ditching house own party may press and push to accelerate the deal. you have the prime minister is administered defense, golan. last week engaged in a shouting match with the prime minister over his reluctance to do this deal. and basically said to the prime minister, you have a choice you could have my hostages back or you can have the philadelphi corridor, which is the quarter which separates egypt from gaza which the prime minister has demanded and israeli presence there in order to defer there for prevent hamas from resurging. so pressure is rising. then remember, last year for 40 plus weeks and it will hundreds of thousands of israelis mobilized the streets in order to turn back the prime minister determination to rearrange the israeli political system and emasculate the power and independence of the israeli supreme according so it couldn't be a new factor but you saw the prime minister's statement. he's doubling down and basically said negotiations with an organization that

. >> so i have been a parliament member for the last nine years, and i started my way in the likud partyhree years ago, i've resigned in order to try and change the leadership. i've been one of netanyahu , you know, been one of netanyahu, you know, very big criticisers . i've been very big criticisers. i've been also criticising during the war. but when it comes to the actual deal but when it comes to the actual deal, what you see in the streets of israel is people whose heart has been completely shattered by the death, the murder, the execution of six of our family members, mothers , our family members, mothers, daughters, grandparents, children . okay. and that's what children. okay. and that's what we're marching out in the streets . we are all absolutely streets. we are all absolutely heartbroken and it's important for me to say, because i'm in the opposition, because i've been criticising netanyahu, that the reason why there isn't a deal for a ceasefire. the reason why there isn't a deal to return back more than 100 family members that we're longing to see as quickly as possible, is