if i may, mr barak, you're an experienced politician as well as a military man.that, in the course of the next hours, days and weeks, as that palestinian death toll rises, and it's already gone beyond 1,000, you know that, for all of the massive sympathy that is felt for israel around the world, there will also be a clear line from many in the european union, from europe, from the united nations and elsewhere, saying israel must adhere to the basics of international law when it comes to protecting civilians. so my question to you is, at what point are the politicians of israel going to have to say to themselves, this death toll as it rises is becoming unacceptable? look, i'm confident that the new kind of inner cabinet, i'm confident they understand without having a need to listen to this programme, or to you, or to me, they are fully aware of the international law and they understand the dynamic that you have just described. and i'm confident it will be taken into account. but having said that, i can tell you that you have to think on what would have happened in

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it's interesting to see how that might change the dynamic here in washington. >> barak, you mentionedlier, you mentioned that netanyahu told biden weekend that we have to go into gaza. how big a deal is that comment, especially when you think about the hundreds of families who are praying for their families who are hostage members tonight? >> i will tell you something that might surprise many of our viewers right now, but i think something is dramatically changed inside israeli society in the last three days. and i think that the hostage issue, as dramatic as it might be, and i'm not saying it's in the backseat, but it is definitely not driving the car. this is not the main consideration, that -- the israeli government would take his decisions. i don't think that the hostage issue will prevent a ground operation. in many ways, i think the israeli government will continue with this operation, almost regardless of the hostage issue. >> [sighs] have to take a deep breath on that. peter baker, barak ravid, jeremy bash, thank you all for starting us off tonight, it's a lot to take in. when

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welcome to you, barak, thank you for being here.rst off, you just tweeted an hour ago, israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu called on palestinian civilians in gaza to, quote, leave now. because the israeli military is going to turn all hamas hiding places into rubble. what else are you learning, and let me just say, that sounds quite dire? >> yes, i think we are going for a all out war in gaza. i said here on the air, a few hours ago, that this is israel's 9/11. i think a lot of people were watching us now, remember what happened after 9/11. what the united states did after 9/11, went after al-qaeda. i think the same will happen now with israel and hamas. the israeli security cabinet is now convening. it's about to take, i think, quite a dramatic decision of very wide ranging mobilization of reservists. i think it will be hundreds of thousands of troops. and i think that when netanyahu called, an hour ago, two civilians in gaza to leave, i think it was the first morning of what is about to come. and i think you can expect a br

barak called the palestinian operation the greatest failure of the historians. according to the words of the military and security commanders, the printed newspaper of the occupied territories warned about the dangers of the ground operations of this regime's army deep into the gaza strip . the occupying regime has announced the start of ground operations in gaza a few days ago, but yesterday, news sources announced the postponement of ground operations in the presence of the resistance. the secretary general of the united nations asked the zionist regime to immediately allow humanitarian aid to enter the gaza strip. guterres, referring to the increase in tensions he warned about the reason for the continued airstrikes in gaza. the area is on the edge of the abyss. hundreds of tons of humanitarian aid from several countries for the people of gaza are currently behind the blocked rifa crossing. this crossing is on the border between gaza and egypt. zionist soldiers attacked the aqaba jabbar camp in the south of ariha and martyred moin damo, a freed palestinian pr

barak called the palestinian operation the greatest failure of the historians.t newspaper of the occupied territories also warned the military and security commanders about the dangers of the ground operations of this regime's army deep into the gaza strip. the occupying regime has announced the start of the zand operation in gaza a few days ago, but news sources announced the postponement of the ground operation yesterday in the presence of the resistance . the american waltzny company, which works in the field of making animations for children, announced that it will donate 2 million dollars to the zionists. did this financial aid comes at a time when hundreds of palestinian children were martyred in recent zionist attacks. building a happy world for children. for all. but somewhere far away from here, the world is not happy for children. i spent 11 years of my life in fear and anxiety. we left our homes and stayed in the streets. the planes are really scary , they are bombing us even when we are here, they are still bombing us, we are scared. i'm 15 years old

of former wars, like barack, like boogie ya'alon, got involved in politics, when today yaalon and barak money for it in america, and this was just now, you want something else, just to overthrow nitaniyahu, despite the fact that barak commanded everything, forget about the israel that was, we have it we remember, but we remember history, we remember these people, we remember their last names, we remember their... faces, names, when they were young, and today, when they are under 80 or over 80, excuse me, as one former israeli told me minister and former general foad, about sharon before he withdrew his troops settlers from gaza, he thinks about his place in history, everything, when a person begins to think about his place in history, about his nobel... prize, as perez thought, about anything except the survival of his country, and he is already sure that nothing will happen, oh well, yes, we beat these arabs, yes, i took this gaza, and this hamas, and what it is capable of, all then, this was shown, by the way, by the second lebanese war, it already showed what sagal was worth after al

before i turned on your program, i was listening to farid zachariah on cnn, he was turning on yehud barak, the famous former prime minister of israel, and i noticed that the approach of these two people was different, yed barak still spoke about the need for a military operation in the gas sector. and expressed hope that it would be possible to eliminate hamas from the authorities, in and establish some other system of authority in the gas sector. zakaria, he holds a different opinion, his opinion is that the actions of the terrorists are aimed at an overreaction, i don't know, even translate, too... a strong reaction of the affected party, which will contribute to the terrorists. in any case, zakaria, he says that israel should act as israel , let's say, acted before, to destroy the leaders, terrorists, and not get involved in a military operation, because it will ultimately work on terrorists, yes, that is, there are different...views, as far as i understand, after all , the point of view that prevails in israel now, and it is the point of view not only of the right, but also of the maj

because of that israel is in a security danger. >> barak ravid and yaakov katz, we a prppreciate your time. thank you. >>> our continuing coverage of the war in israel continues after a quick break. we're talk victims of the terror attacks that started on saturday. but i want to talk to you right now about a hero who died in this attack. a 21-year-old american israeli citizen, a soldier who stood the line with his band of brothers to try to help civilians survive. his name was yuron, his father joins me now. i'm so sorry for your loss. you have just buried your son just a few hours ago. you could talk to us about your heroic son. >> yes, thank you, anderson. we just returned back home from -- i'm a veryroud father of a hero who saved the lives of probably dozens of civilians if not more. he was a part of a special unit which was stationed in the area of shall om, which is the south border of the gaza strip. it is a kibbutz, a settlement from the border and he was in charge of guarding the area and keeping peace around the borders. on saturday morning, they were attacked by hundreds, m

thinking back on the intelligence question you've been discussing with beth and with barak. what was supposed to happen in the last couple years was that the technological improvements that israel had from satellite, from the ability to get into cell phones, from drones, was all supposed to go toward increasing warning. but not only has this current government been focused on the judicial reform, it has been focused on the expansion of settlements elsewhere in the country. so there is going to be, i suspect, a lot of soul searching over the question of whether they were looking in the wrong place. my guess is there will have to be some kind of commission. an equivalent to the 9/11 commission to ask, how could you have spent so much money and so much time over the last couple years and been so taken by surprise? >> excellent analysis indeed. thank you very, very much. just ahead, the braus will continue in the situation room. we'll get another live report from israel. this is a special edition of "the situation room." this is a picture posted by the german chancellor olaf sch

bush increased this number in 209. 3 billion dollars a year in aid to the zionists during the last barak we want right now. our political leaders have turned a blind eye to israel's crimes. but we are not, we are on the side. the people of palestine are standing and we believe that the future belongs to the palestinians. the entity that continued the largest anti-zionist demonstration in the history of england, the approach of the government of this country in support of the zionist regime has challenged more than before. the british government must now take steps to defend humanity and human values, that alongside the killers of twenty innocents, our government must build the country. he has committed a war crime and should be tried . instead of standing behind israel, our government should respect humanity and the will of the people. so far , he has not seen this amount of anger and disgust from the zionist regime, which has housed a generation in one place. the organizations that support the rights of palestinians in england, of different nationalities and religions, with reference to

there was so much pressure on the government of yehuda barak that he had to withdraw from lebanon. yes. mr. royb, i apologize to you. al jazeera's field reporter is telling the latest situation, we want to go live translation let's face it, it was the support of the united nations, and the schools run by the united nations were evacuated and these were due to israeli attacks . now there are no other areas. this afternoon, some areas that were under the support of the united nations were also targeted. set. we know that hamas captured more than 10 soldiers and other zionists. how easily can they hide these and how safe are they against attacks? these actions are very difficult and only the officials of these groups can do them. the palestinians are the solution they don't have a specific way to keep these people and hide them and keep them safe from israeli attacks. these people were taken hostage from the border areas. and in fact , palestinian groups and resistance groups use these people as guarantors to prevent the attacks of the israeli occupying forces . do. for two or three h

i don't need to rehash the barakism. israel needs to do what it needs to do.ical warfare. it's a form of discrimination when you hold one entity to a different standard than another. there is underlying anti-semitism in the way some parts of the media covers any conflict israel is in. >> gillian: i don't understand why the media, why the administration has said okay, we have intelligence that shows hamas is behind or islamic jihad is behind the attack on the hospital. this is an example of this regime committing a mass scale attack against its own people. why is this not -- why is this different than assad in syria who gases its own citizens? >> no stone was left unturned to defeat isis. imagine if russia co-located its military capability at a russian orphanage and in its fighting with ukraine ukraine tries to take out the military capability in russia and the orphanage got blown up. can you imagine if putin blames ukraine. it wouldn't happen. this only happens with israel. >> dana: call me back podcast is great. thank you for being in touch with me as well.

a veteran of the peace process, barak perhaps came closest to reaching the lasting peace a generationgo. all that is a memory now. when you stood side-by-side with yasser arafat at a summit hosted by bill clinton at camp david, it feels like a world ay. i wonder if you think there's any road towards any kind of negotiated settlement out of this conflict. >> at the present, it seems totally practical. believes that necessacites -- necessities will pose one side as opposed to having one state or two states. we should stick to two-state solution. i believe the other side as well. the other alternative is not viable. basically, it is so impractical now, that it would be a waste of time to discuss it. i think that we israelis should never lose eye contact with the long-term objective of disengaging our self from the palestinians. having an israeli state with 80% of the settlers and several percent of the area, with a viable demilitarized palestinian state. amna: you have not given up on the idea of a two state solution? >> i don't think there's any other viable option. i think any other op

there are 400 patients and 12 thousand civilian refugees are established former prime minister ehud barak also said: we are determined to destroy the shafa hospital in gaza. shafa hospital is the largest medical complex in gaza. people in different parts of the world came to the streets in support of the people of gaza and demanded an end to the crimes of the zionist regime against the oppressed people of palestine, including in malaysia, bahrain, qatar , iraq, algeria, and denmark. yesterday, the yemenis held a million demonstration in sana'a in support of the oppressed palestinian people. muslims in the foothills of germany went on strike in protest of the gratitude of the demonstration for the defense of palestine. the citizens of paris are also in they came to the streets to support the people of gaza. malaysians also organized anti-zionist demonstrations after friday prayers. iran israel after holding the political religious ritual of friday prayer , they strongly condemned the war crime of the zionist regime in the explosion of the gaza hospital. hospital explosion is a war crime. c

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this is the picture of ehud barak, the former prime minister of the zionist regime, whose name can be seen at the top of the list of those fleeing occupied palestine. more than ever , they want to leave the occupied territories, and one of the proofs of that is the overcrowding of bangorion airport, the main active airport of the regime. from my point of view, one day they are looking for cars and ships to reach the same place they came from. this will take time, according to unionist sources for days, the resistance imposed on them by repeatedly targeting the airport of the zionist cities and towns, and the zionists proved powerless to face the storm that started against them from outside the occupied palestine. airplanes were prepared, and these airplanes are the agents of the military because of mental and emotional problems. the occupying soldiers were called from european countries. well, as we promised, now mr. khaled qadoumi, the representative of the hamas movement in iran , is with us in the khabar studio. hello, mr. gadumi, i am proud to call you one of the warriors we have

meanwhile, former israeli politicians, like the former prime minister barak have expressed grave concern about israel's survival altogether, saying the entity will cease to exist before the 80th anniversary of his 1948 establishment. he said jews had not ruled for more than 80 years throughout history, predicting a doom and gloom scenario for israel. this gloom and doom scenario was unfolding in israel. take the economy: since the protest broke out eight months ago, israel's economy was heading down a downward spiral. this included lower gdp growth, decrease in investment, especially in the tech sector, and both capital and israeli flight. israely far-right ministers like bengaver and smutrich promoted a crackdown on palestinians. this included near daily raids resulting in deaths, injuries, and detainments. the death doll had reached over 250. record number. this is while itamar bin gaver was pushing the envelope when it came to the alassa mosk and his long-term goal to judaize the mosk. the number of rates inside the mosk accompanied by settlers and regime security forces were increasi

do not touch barak's operation in gaza calling the palestinians the biggest failure of the historicists, the hearts newspaper published the occupied territories and warned the military and security commanders about the dangers of the ground operations of this regime's army deep into the gaza strip . the occupying regime had announced the start of ground operations in gaza a few days ago, but news sources announced the postponement of the ground operations yesterday in the presence of the resistance. well, we go to the ministry of the interior and we see and hear the speeches of the minister of the interior . naturally, all this should lead to an increase in the participation component, which, god willing, is on the agenda, of course. this is everyone's responsibility, all the opinions of all political groups, all the trustees, all those who can actually explain the conditions and follow the necessity of the participation of as many dear people in the scene as possible. we have to do that, god willing, many efforts will be formed around this statement, mr. minister, considering that the

this is the picture of ehud barak, the prime minister of the zionist regime in the past years, whose name can be seen at the top of the list of those who are fleeing from the occupied palestine. these days, the zionists are more than ever ready to leave the occupied lands, and one of the evidences that crowd at the main bangorion airport it is the most active airport of the regime. from my point of view , one day they are looking for cars and ships to reach the same place they came from. this takes time. according to unionist sources, the management of bangorion airport has reduced its working hours these days for security reasons. this is the situation that the resistance has imposed on them by repeatedly targeting the airport of the zionist cities and towns, and the zionists have shown themselves helpless in facing the storm that has started against them from outside the occupied palestine. planes were prepared that these planes operated they are soldiers who were called from european countries due to the morale of the occupying soldiers. well, as we promised, now mr. khaled qadoum

we speak to the former israeli prime minister ehud barak, who's not thinking about backing off.e have to act and we have to win, and we will do it. also tonight... more than 200 hostages are still missing, most likely held in gaza. we'll be hearing from the brother of one of them, inbar haiman, who was kidnapped from the supernova music festival. what's the best chance of getting her and the others back home? good evening. in the last hour there have been developments in the middle east which have sparked new concerns at the prospect of a widening conflict, directly drawing in actors from beyond the borders of israel and gaza. speaking in the pentagon, american officials confirmed they had shot down three missiles and several drones it said had been fired from yemen heading along the red sea, potentially towards israel. it is currently too soon to know for sure who fired the missiles, but of course yemen is the base for houthi rebels who are backed by iran and supportive of the palestinians. the development comes after another day of diplomacy, with rishi sunak visiting first is

talking to all the key players including here and only here the former israeli prime minister ehud barak on israel's current prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, promising to wipe hamas off the planet. we've also got presidential candidate and florida governor ron desantis the on his efforts to evacuate floridians from the war zone and his 2024 rival, south carolina senator tim scott, on washington needing to send a clear signal. even if it is far from clear the house will find a speaker anytime soon. also former new york police commissioner ray kelly on startling protests worldwide and worries of lone wolf attacks right here at home. and a ceo who is facing major backlash for vowing not to hire harvard students blaming israel for all this. it's coming in the next two hours. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto, and this is, indeed, "cavuto live." we're on top of all those developments with the former prime minister of israel, the top presidential candidates, but first i want to go to trey yingst in southern israel with the very later -- latest there. trey. >> reporter: yeah, neil, good mo

masszadeh, i want to ask ehud barak, the former prime minister of the regime the zionist has warned thatering gaza . because of the fear of this point, which is gaza, israel can enter gaza , it can turn all of gaza into ruins with tanks, cannons , and aerial bombardments, and then come to the burnt ground , show that i am here, but you can stay for 33 days in the lebanon war, israel was hitting everyone on the ground, but they were hitting israel from underground, that is, they came up, hit them, and went underground. and israel came back, that is, it stayed for 33 days and came back with a large number of dead and a large number of destroyed tanks, and now a court has been established inside israel. what happened is impossible for israel at all, why this is such a big failure , but many experts believe that the ground force of the zionist regime is not as capable as the air force, and now it is not for air attacks . you see, when the ground forces actually move, they have air support and sea support, that is, because israel, lebanon, and gaza are all on the sea, it means that they are s

. >> prime minister ahud barak from 1999 to 2001. excuse me, i extended your term. >> you added ten years. >> i'm sorry, i'll correct myself now, 2001. prime minister, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >>> don't go anywhere, we'll have much more on the breaking news, two hostages released by hamas, heading back or at least heading into egypt, it seems, according to our interviews on this show. don't go anywhere. we will be back in i think 60 seconds. hink 60 seconds. too. just ask my old friend, kevin. nothing like enjoying a cold one while watching the game. who's winning? we are, my friend. we are. why didn't we do this last year? before you were preventing migraine with qulipta®? and look at me now. you'll never truly forget migraine, but zero-migraine days are possible. don't take if allergic to qulipta®. most common side effects are nausea, constipation, and sleepiness. qulipta®. the forget-you-get migraine medicine™. my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing dro

iran inhom barak. may allah's blessings reign upon the islamic republic of iran, whom continues to support the palestinian resistance against the israeli occupation. we call on all arabs and muslims to condemn normalization with the zionist enemy and support the palestinian people. the islamic jihad has powerful military wing called the kuds brigades. it fought fierce battles against israeli regime since 2007 and has been enhancing its military capabilities. over the years, palestinian resistance factions managed to enhance their military might and produced their weapons locally. few days ago the islamic jihad held an impressive military drill which made us all proud and made the israeli enemy very uncomfortable. islamic jihad supporters said they want the israeli regime to know that the islamic resistance movement is a force to be reckoned with. as the islamic. jihad marks the 36th anniversary of its establishment, the movement says it will continue armed resistance against the israeli regime for the

joining us now, former prime minister of israel, ehud barak. we do thank you for staying with us and waiting for that update from the national security adviser here in the united states. you've been in the position of power of israel before. what do you think, given all that we have seen, these horrible images. this unjustified terror full stop. what should israel do now? how far should the country go? >> it's the most severe blow that we got since the state was established. i was 6 years old at the time. and we will respond accordingly. israel is a very defiant nation and we know how to unite in spite of our, we are a divided country right now. we will fight and basically we have to paralyze any possibility of hamas to act in the future in those ways. it was the type of attack of isis. but not the isis on the other side of the globe but isis here, a few hundred yards beyond the barrier. and we have to put an end to it. we will do whatever it takes to achieve it. >> you're talking about routing out hamas. how exactly do you do that given how wi

tang barak and tang khayare base which are in the final stages of setting up. we have two helicopters, one in abadeh and one in shiraz, which will fly to the place if needed. a fuel station and a welfare service complex are planned along this axis, two of which are now ready for operation. one of them is the fuel station, which is located from the beginning of section 6 in tang khiyare biza towards isfahan, which is almost completed . hopefully, the only thing left is the entrance and exit. it will be asphalted. entry and exit from shiraz to the free side of the built road or in the hand made we will create a new access in the city of sadra in the next few days. i am also saying that one of the roads from khordi to azad rush is currently working, tang khiyare will also use large parts of the same traditional roads that existed before. azad rah shiraz isfahan is going to be opened with the presence of the president and with its operation, 135 million liters of water will be used annually . in the report of our colleague from you have seen and heard in shiraz tha

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massarzadeh, i want to ask ehud barak, the former prime minister of the zionist regime.warned and said that the people of gaza are afraid of entering gaza because of the same thing that you are talking about. israel can enter gaza , it can turn all of gaza into ruins with tanks, cannons, and aerial bombardments, and then come to the burnt ground . show me that i i am, but you can stay. you can see that in the lebanon war, 33 days of israel is on the ground but they hit israel from underground, that means they come up, hit them, go underground, and israel came back, that is, they stayed for 33 days and came back with a large number of dead and a large number of destroyed tanks. why is israel such a big failure? but many experts believe that the ground force of the zionist regime is not as capable as the air force and now it is not for air strikes. it has air support and it also has naval support, which means that israel, lebanon, and gaza are all on the shore of the sea, which means that support is provided from there, and the ground is supported by the sea and the air .

political analyst mishan al-barak says the alaasa food operation has managed to debunk the myth of the israely excuse me army's invulnerability. as hammas and the other factions if they did not have the popular accept. and support, they would not have had all this power and been able to demonstrate the strength of the palestinians and the resistance, and at the same time the feebleness and frailty of the zinist entity and its agents, it changed from the first day of this operation, when we observed firstly that this time the initiative came from the resistance, that this time they did not react as with the previous battles, this was an initiating action from the resistance, and again it exposed the extent of the feebleness of the zionist. entity and its vulnerability, and also it debunked this claim and it debunked the myth that this entity cannot be defeated and not beaten and that no one can shake its pillars. the group of un agencies has warned about the humanitarian situation in the baseged ghaza strip, calling it catastrophic. the five agencies, namely the world health organizatio

which allowed them to destroy several armored vehicles of the israeli army, including the merkava barak tank, which was considered one of the most invulnerable in the world. it is noticeable that the leaders are palestinian. actively studied the experience of a special military operation on ukraine, hence the active use of airdrops for commercial drones, mobile reserve operations, and the use of anti-tank weapons. as a result of decisive actions, by lunchtime hamas had captured at least thirteen israeli settlements and in some areas the troops had advanced 40 km into israeli territory. a large israeli border city was under partial control of the gas detachments, and this is true for hamas. operational success, such success, apparently, was not expected even in gaza, in addition, hamas militants found themselves in the hands of a large number of valuable trophies, 14 merkava tanks, dozens of other armored vehicles, hambis, armored personnel carriers, anti-tank systems and heavy small arms; the israeli defense army did not know such a failure, perhaps, at first, the yom kippur war , durin

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this is the picture of ehud barak, the prime minister of the zionist regime in the past years, whose name can be seen at the top of the list of those who are fleeing from occupied palestine. these days, the zionists want to leave the occupied territories more than ever and one of the proofs is the overcrowding of bangorion airport, the main active airport of the regime. from my point of view, one day they are looking for cars and ships to reach the same place they came from. this takes time . automatic father according to zionist sources , for security reasons, the management of ben gurion airport has reduced its working hours these days. this is the situation that the resistance endured by repeatedly targeting the airport of the zionist cities and towns and the zionists faced the storm that started against them from outside the occupied palestine. they proved incapable. airplanes were prepared , and these airplanes are for soldiers who were called from european countries due to the mental and emotional distress of the occupying soldiers. iran's national humanitarian rights committee

a very serious american publishing house axio, famous israeli journalists also cooperate with it, baraktheir sources in the government, military circles, this publishing house also writes that benjamin netanyahu does not want to immediately begin a ground operation in the gaza strip, because he believes that the army does not have a full-fledged, sufficiently suitable plan for actions in the palestinian enclave, the question is whether the armed forces are ready israeli forces to now enter the territory of the gaza strip is extremely important for netanyago, because if this... will be insufficiently prepared and will lead to large losses among personnel, after the tragedy that has already happened on october 7, here, of course, we must expect social depression and political problems, especially since netanyahu has another problem, this is the problem of hostages, and of course, there is probably an interest in postponing for now the start of a ground operation, which will certainly call life into question these. so that international mediators, today israel even thanked qatar for their

and besides, the former prime minister of israel, ehut barak, the british prince andrew and other very what’s interesting is that during the search of epstein’s house. a portrait of clinton in a woman's dress was found like this. i ask you, if you follow the flow of information, imagine the president of the country, the united states, posing. to the artist in a woman's dress in high-heeled shoes, well, in general, like something in this, right? the same thing is happening around barack obama, look, a 2-depth rude drowned from obama’s estate, his personal chef, who worked with him throughout his presidency, despite the fact that he was a semi-professional rower and an excellent swimmer. in the same way , the director of the gavva state health department died mysteriously. which certified the certificate that obama was born in hawaii, and not in kenya, because there were rumors that obama was actually born in kenya, therefore, did not have the right to be president of the united states states of america, but here, in the end , it turns out that obama also has something to hide, remember

moreover, the former prime minister israel, ehud barak, british prince andrew and other very, very influentialresting is that during a search in the house. a portrait of clinton in a woman's dress was found like this. i ask you, if you follow the flow of information, imagine the president of the country of the united states posing for an artist in a woman's dress with high heels, well, there's something about it, right? the same thing is happening around barack obama , look, he drowned in a pond 2.5 m deep, on obama’s estate, his personal chef, working with him... all the time during his presidency, despite that he was a semi-professional rower and an excellent swimmer. similarly, the director of the hawaii state department of health, loretti fadney, who certified the certificate that obama was born in hawaii and not kenya, died mysteriously because there were rumors that obama was actually born in kenya, therefore not right to be president. united states of america. but in the end it turns out that obama also has something to hide. remember the very recent scandalous interview that the famous

barak, spare us your about conflict lectures. s remember, it was obama who was the first idiot as president--ah that sent billions to iran absoxchange for absolutely nothing while iranian proxies were murdering american soldiers in iraq at the time. obama he was hoping to make them rich. and naturally, biden picked up where barak left off. and here we are on the precipice of yet another war. but according to reports, biden is encouraging israel to delay the ground invasion to negotiate the release of more hostages. let me be clear. anbody wantssoldierstime. everye released more than i do. prevery one of them, including every american. but why on earth do democratn t sever put so much faith and hope intys the murdering terrorists who just brutalized southern israel, the ones that were killing little babies, eveng beheading them? because that doesn't seem wise. it doesn't seem particularly helpful to me. here now with the very latest, he's on the groundo me is fox ns at night host our friend trace gallagher is there. all right. the

we have opened 8 bases , thank god, we have two more bases, tang barak and tang khiyare, which are in the final stages of setting up. we have one in abadeh and one in shiraz, if needed. glider will go to the place of my members. a fuel station and a welfare service complex are planned along this axis, two of which are now ready for operation. one of them is the fuel station, which is from the beginning of darngkhiare biza towards isfahan it is already almost completed, hoping to god, only the entrance and exit are left. hope to god , three entry and exit routes from shiraz to azad road have been built or are under construction. in the city of sadra, we will create a new access in the next few days. i can tell you that one of the routes to azad rush is currently working, tangi khiare will also use large parts of the same traditional roads that existed before. azadere shiraz isfahan is going to be opened with the presence of the president and with interest of that, 135 million lei are spent annually on fuel consumption of cars. the work of installing speed control cameras and toll gates

water, electricity and fuel sup applies to the densely populated area. political analyst amishan al-barak says the alaxa flood operation has managed to debunk the myth of the israeli army's invulnerability. let's take a listen. that's hammas and the other factions, if they did not have the popular acceptance and support, they would not have had all this power and been able to demonstrate the strength. the palestinians and the resistance, and at the same time the feebleness and frailty of the zinist entity and its agents. it changed from the first day of this operation, when we observed firstly that this time the initiative came from the resistance, that this time they did not react as with the previous battles. this was an initiating action from the resistance, and again, it exposed the extent of the feebleness of the zionist entity and its vulnerability, and also it debunked this claim and it debunked. myth that this entity cannot be defeated and not be beaten and that no one can shake its pillars. the hamas resistance movement says it intended to release two women captives held in the g

in tel aviv, ehud barak, former prime minister and army commander, saw painful choices ahead.e for israel to invade the gaza strip with ground troops if there are still hostages in the hands of hamas? if there is no other way, we'll have to do it, because the alternative is to provide those barbarian crimes against humanity, get impunity due to the fact that they massacred, slaughtered probably 1,500 people. and a very painful and tough decision might have to be made. 0n the west bank, the other side of the palestinian territories, israel has settled hundreds of thousands ofjews in defiance of international law. the hardest core ofjewish settlers who've seized remote hilltops are seen by many israelis as isolated extremists. but now their effective leaders are in the israeli cabinet. on this hilltop near hebron, the settlers who believe they're here by god's will are armed and say it was unfortunate so much jewish blood had to be spilled for other israelis to understand what had to be done to those who want to killjews. translation: in a war, - you have a gun and a trigger. an

the current government, because i can imagine if it's happening under another government like a hood barak or somebody else, the right wing would be screaming about the weakness of the government and about how has set the stage for this by being weak and whatever. we have the most extreme government by any testimony, so they cannot claim that the losses that they are incurring are due to a weak government or a weak, you tough government, instead of tough government, being weak government, so i think this is double blow for the israeli regime in many ways and it will shatter the the illusion of israel voters that when they elect ultra right, ultra fascist leaders, that somehow this is good for them, or will bring them safety? no, it does not bring you safety to be an oppressor period and the story, and you should stop it. nice, and julia, would you like to win in on that, why commit actions, especially, forget about the occupied west bank, let's strictly focus on the alaxa mosk, why commit? there you know especially if you're a cabinet member that you will you will be seen as extreme uh pro