so if mr lapid is saying that from his position, you can just imagine what the reaction will be from right of him. mr netanyahu, who is riding high, i think at the moment compared to a month or two ago on what is seen in israel as military victories, the way that the hezbollah leader, hassan nasrallah, the leader being killed, much of the rest of that leadership being taken out, being eliminated. and the same with hamas. but there�*s no sense that those two conflicts that israel is deeply engaged in, are about to come to their end. the talk we�*ve had over the last few days of trying to reanimate the process towards a gaza ceasefire, the release of hostages — that hasn�*t so far elicited a great deal of optimism beyond the hopes expressed particularly by the us. but the other mediators, egypt and qatar, also have tried to push forward on this. but in practical, concrete terms, there hasn�*t really been any sign, either from hamas orfrom israel, that they are in a rush to accept conditions that they haven�*t accepted up until now and on which previous attempts have foundered. just tal

lapid. take mr.t, take those who are in the opposition or opponents of netanyahu anyway, and the demonstrations of 300,400,000 people in tel aviv, all this shows that the identity crisis within the zionist regime has reached a stage where it can happen at any moment. his government will fall , and maybe this is much more severe. all the displaced people are now from the settlements in the north of the occupied land, in terms of the attacks that hezbollah has carried out now , and the martyrdom of seyed al-resistance gave a promise that, firstly , hezbollah became global, now hezbollah is only lebanese. not you in the demonstrations that people are doing in supporting the people of palestine and lebanon, you see the hezbollah flag is flying high and hezbollah cells are multiplying all over the world, tomorrow in france, london, and germany, and here you should witness the presence of hezbollah cells. thank you very much for the answer of dr. farkhadempour agree , please make an honest promise about th

several members of the zionist parliament, including yair lapid , have asked platforms such as meta,telegram and tik tok for supporting content. palestine should be eliminated. fatemeh shifi of sed and sima news agency, director general of the office of protection and restoration of wetlands of the environmental organization, emphasizing the need to secure the environmental rights of arrow lake, says that the rights of its 2 billion cubic meters per water year should be secured. he considered the past insufficient for the stability of the water of this lake. ashrafizadeh said that another important issue in the revival of lake uromieh is that in the agricultural sector , effective measures should be taken to improve the cultivation pattern and water productivity in order to meet the environmental needs of 34 billion cubic meters of water in lake uromieh. in spite of the fact that about 2 billion cubic meters of water entered lake urmia this year, but because it made news in the provinces several years ago and this year as well, according to mr. ohadi, the medical centers of the contr

and we're already starting to hear voices of criticism now, yair lapid, leader of israel's opposition coming out in a tweet, basically saying that it was wrong, that israel did not target economic and strategic targets with these bombing attacks that he is arguing that israel should have exacted more of a cost from iran for the scores of rockets and drones that it fired at predominantly israeli military bases on october 1 and that is the whole argument for why israel carried out this wave of airstrikes. it frame this as retaliation for those rocket attacks from iran. on october 1, which as far as we know, killed one palestinian man in the west thank yana alright. >> ivan watson. thank you so much. let's go live now to tel aviv and miri eisin, senior fellow at the international institute for counter-terrorism and retired colonel with the israeli military. mary, it's good to see you. israeli sources. i spoke with say they consider this a pretty significant and expansive strike focusing on military targets, their initial assessment thus far is there were significant damage done to iran w

isolated state, and and it's divided within itself, and i think the... recent um uh statements made by lapid and various other politicians there can see that there also they're also lying to themselves and lying to the world, they they're creating news blackouts on what actually the impacts of the different attacks that have been made on israel in the recent period been, so i i just of course you know we we have our company our... company has a an ongoing long-term partnership with the theater company in gaza and we're all the time working with palestinians and we're we're we're a part, i would say of kind of cultural resistance in this country and to the efforts of our government and its complicity with the israelis, but i i don't think that we should um fool ourselves about the level of difficulties that the israel is themselves are in, that may be poor comfort for the people of gaza, and and and i can't, it's difficult for me to to try to express how frustrating that must be and how painful that is for people, but i think it's very important to recognize what is happening historically, we

state and and it's divided within its self and i think the recent um uh statements made by um bill lapid and various other politicians there can see that they're also they're also lying to themselves and lying to the world, they they're creating news blackouts on what actually the impacts of the different attacks that have been made on israel in the recent period been, so i i i just of course you know we we have a - our company, our theater company has a an ongoing long-term partnership with the theater company in gaza, and we're all the time working with palestinians and we're we're we're a part, i would say of kind of cultural resistance in this country and to the efforts of our government and its complicity with the israelis, but i i don't think we should um fool ourselves about the level of difficult. qualties that the israelis themselves are in. now that may be poor comfort for the people of gaza and and and i can't, it's difficult for me to to try to express how frustrating that must be and how painful that is for people, but i think it's very important to recognize what is happeni

increasingly seeing hezballah as a true threat, that's my impression uh here from the united states, now year lapid said it himself just last week admitting that hesbolah's activities. support of the resistance has meant that total of over 60 thousand citizens have not lived in the north for almost a year, to maintain this doctrine of escalation dominance now, israel feels forced to establish the goal of returning settlers to the north by leveling southern lebanon as it is stated, but the future for israel in achieving this goal really does not look rosy to me, and even us leaders are now warning, my leaders are now warning that a full-scale war in lebanon would likely actually prolong the return of settlers to the north. and the us envoy himself and other diplomats have told israel this week not to risk a costly war in the north, so for their part, under the conditions of the full-scale war with hezbollah, which is weight which has pledged that it would fight a war without constraints, it is not only hesbollah now, but for many it appears the spirit of the resistance has been awakened, particularl

the top of the reaction comes from the leader of the opposition yair lapid who said the war is a deadlyead to anything, israel would not achieve anything unless the hostages comes back. but it doesn't seem the prime minister benjamin netanyahu is giving that top priority as it looks like from his speech. so it is a mixed feelings towards israel towards the prime minister benjamin netanyahu speech last evening. benjamin netanyahu speech last evenina. ~ ., benjamin netanyahu speech last evenin. _ . ., .,, benjamin netanyahu speech last evenina. ~ ., , evening. what has been happening _ evening. what has been happening overnight? . evening. what has been | happening overnight? of evening. what has been - happening overnight? of course, as i 'ust happening overnight? of course, as ijust hinted, _ happening overnight? of course, as ijust hinted, you _ happening overnight? of course, as ijust hinted, you know, - happening overnight? of course, as ijust hinted, you know, the l as ijust hinted, you know, the seven october was one of the deadliest days in israel history, but it is followed by on

. >> i mean, one leading opposition figure inside israel, yair lapid sort of tweeting we'll making a statement on x earlier that the strikes were broad enough that they could have gone further there were some anticipation that this would have brought in the targeting of fuel infrastructure of nuclear research sites that didn't happen but the israeli military kept it very focused to military sites that's been welcomed in other quarters that the opposition figures saying that military logic prevailed, that israel successfully carried out a strike against iranian retaliation, but didn't go so far that it would provoke or drag israel to another direct war. but we do a direct war with iran. and so again, it's some mixed responses there. what the military say though, is that this was carefully thought-out. it was precise, and targeted military installations that had a symbolic value to show israel that it sorry, to show iran did it would respond to the missile strikes against israel carried out by iran on october 1. but also strikes that had a practical value as well. it degraded missile p

i mean, look, first of all, we've got one of the main opposition leaders i'm in the country, yair lapid, that saying that the strike did not go far enough. and so that's coming from a quarter, you wouldn't especially expect to see back kind of hardline criticism, but yes, you've got the security minister in israel. it's i'm our ben, ben gvir, who is one of the most influential figures in the netanyahu coalition, hard very hard line he's welcomed the action is praised the military for doing this. but he said it is a, an opening blow to what he described in a statement to cnn as the steps towards destroying the iranian threat and so you he sees it very much as yes. okay. we did this, we took out these military targets. we targeted their aerial capabilities, that missile production capabilities, but that's just the first step. and this should district continue, whether it will or not in the immediate future, i think is still well up in the air. >> well, it may be that part of the intention of this militarily was to take out, for instance, surface to air missile installations, which israel