barak said, let's finish this.the palestinians, let's talk to them and let's negotiate the future of jerusalem and the refugee problem and israel's borders and palestinian statehood. let's put it on the table and see if we could reach a peace agreement and when he did put it an owe the table, he was invited to camp david in 2000. these things were put on the table and arafat basically said no. >> camp david, the big -- as you know, this is the moment according to so many versions of it. barak offers arafat a serious plan for peace, for two-state solution. arafat walks away and launched the second interfadda. tell me your version of what happened? >> in the summer of 2000, he decided the only way to do this was to create a pressure cooker situation where it was either yes or no and if he said no, he would be seen as the villain. now you're talking about at that point a conflict that was 75 years old. in which no final state -- or none of the issues of final state disagreement was set out in oslo. it included borders

the big, as you know, this is the totemic moment according to so many versions of it, are abouta barakr a two-state solution and arafat walks away and launches the second intifada, tell us what happened at camp david. >> barak decided the only way to do this was to create a pressure cooker situation where arafat would say yes or no and if he said no he would be seen as a villain. at that point you are talking about a conflict that was 75 years old in which no final status or agreement -- none of the issues of final stakes agreement was set out in oslo that included borders, settle ams, jerusalem and security these were the main items that they had to decide on in the so-called final stages of humans. he didn't want to, in his opinion, waste political capital on small steps. the consequence of that was to add to the palestinians' suspicions of what he was up to and instead he wanted to solve the 75-year-old conflict in one go, in one pressure cooker, in a short period of time and from arafat's point of view he was being put in a position of take it or leave it. he was also told by clint

and it's kind of -- i actually can be hard for barak to live up to level that quarterbacks who make 20ot me a rolex but a common gift for a quarterback to get his weapons -- those are players that he turns to a lot during games. as a gift to say thank you so much for being there for me thank you for making me look as good as you do barak as many headlines as he's grabbing right now he's in the, you know, top spot right now to get the nfl mvp he's called mr. irrelevant because he was drafted last -- in his draft class so his paycheck nowhere near what we're seeing even some of the backup and teams making so it would make since that christian with a mega deal makes tons of money might help him out a little bit because if barak isn't there christian doesn't look good so everyone is holding hands here and make each other look good. there's no problem with him asking christian for a little help this holidayen. we actually need a little help this holidaysen is and we're making nowhere near what brock is. >> he makes incredible amount of money as a rookie even though it is not at the standard

. >> joining us, cnn political and foreign policy analyst, barak ravid, and policy reporter at axios. susan glasser joins us. you have some interesting new reporting on what the u.s. is trying to do behind the scenes. they want israel and hamas back at the negotiating table but when it comes to humanitarian aid for palestinian individuals in gaza. what can you tell us? >> good morning, i think the biden administration has been sending for the last two or three days since the cease fire collapsed, very clear messages to the israeli government, telling them, listen, we understand that the negotiations over the hostages collapsed and we even understand that you're resuming your military campaign in gaza. but this does not mean that you can stop the humanitarian aid flows into the gaza strip, and the u.s. wants those humanitarian aid supplies to be at the same level they were during the cease fire and even more. and the last 24 hours, i think something moved on the israeli side and the israelis are ramping up the amount of trucks coming into gaza, and it seems like the amount of aid comin

i'm joined now by cnn political and foreign policy analysts barak ravid -- cnn is also hearing from atof our sources, some of them are civilians. they have no known affiliation to a militant group. what else have you learned about what we're seeing here? >> i think that it's completely right, kaitlan. and i think even the idf is not saying those are all hamas militants that were arrested. what happened, according to my understanding, is that this happened, as you said, in northern gaza, we are in parts of northern gaza there are still shelters where civilians are staying. and i think that what we see in those pictures are people that the idf encountered in those areas, and looked at them as suspects. and according to what i heard from israeli officials, some of them who the idf think have connections to hamas were taken, were arrested and taken into israel. and the rest are still and gaza. and it's unclear exactly what idf are going to do with them. >> they haven't said. we're seeing in the fighting, barak, we confirmed today that son of a member of the war cabinet -- his son was kille

it wasn't long before netanyahu's political support gradually decreased and he lost to ehud barak in the next election. apparently, the supporters of oslo peace were victorious. this 3-year period will make the space out of the hands of the right-wing and religious again and the leftists will come to power again. the terms of this failure were so bitter for netanyahu and the right wing and likud that netanyahu himself announced in a media opinion during that period that i will no longer enter the field of politics and i absolutely want to say goodbye to the political arena and absolutely for a few years at least. until the year 200, when he becomes the foreign minister, he is no longer in the political arena , there is no news of him and he is completely silent, maybe he is thinking about a political reconstruction, the peace negotiations during ehud barak's era were not completed even with the middle father of clinton. at a time when netanyahu's problem with the americans is reaching its peak and the argument is an excuse the budget that america should have helped but did not, netan

i'm joined by cnn political and foreign policy analyst barak, one of the best sourced reporters in then. barak, when it comes to president biden dispatching his top officials to go to israel to have these difficult conversations behind closed doors, i think the question is just how much sway the u.s. still has over israel's military operation we. >> good night, caitlin. first of all, the u.s. has huge sway. because at the end of the day, the u.s. gives israel for things. the first three things are munitions, munitions, and munitions. and the fourth thing is the backing in the u. n. security council. this is why biden has a lot of leverage with the israeli government. and we have to remember, joe biden, right now, is the most popular politician in israel. this gives them even more leverage when it comes to influencing israeli decision-making. and, you know, you mentioned that austin was in israel, and it's just one more u.s. official who goes to israel in a series of visits since the beginning of the wire, and it seems that every week, there's another senior u.s. official in israel almo

barak, thank you very much. as always, appreciate your incredible reporting. "outfront" now, the democratic congressman, seth moulton, a veteran who served in iraq. so i appreciate your time congressman. so the u.s. expects, and you heard kind of the context around this from both barak and alex, they expect this heavy ground operation to end in january. there's a lot of desire from the u.s. for that to happen. have you been briefed at all about the time line? >> not specifically. i mean, let's be clear. we want israel to succeed in eradicating hamas. neither palestinians nor israelis can be safe and secure if hamas still exists, but our concern is that israel's tactics right now risks not just failing to eradicate hamas, but actually strengthening its base of support, and this is a fundamental principle of counter insurgency that you can not create more terrorists than you kill. and that's what israel risks doing when they have such high civilian casualty numbers. >> all right. and to that front, i spoke last night with the idf spokesperson, lieutenant colonel

والتعذيب الجسدي والنفسي الشديدين يعني اشد وطاه على promise of withdraw from the south of lebanon made barakا بعد ان اصبحون على التي قطعت الطريقه على جنود الصهينه وبتهم في العوده الى ما يسمى ببواب فاطمه هناك مسؤولين يفهمونو فهمونا انه في مقامره بشرفه نتوعيين the faction of traits was left exposed, the years of service and supported entity brought shame upon them the gates of the occupation. تمسو اي شخص ممنوع ان تؤذوا اي شخص حتى ولو كان عميلا وفعلا لما صار الانسحاب انا اول واحد يعني انسحبوا خمسه الساعه 9 كنت انا هونيك ومرانا وقتها على الكنيس على الكذا وما صار در بتكفوا بعد بس و هيك كانوا يفكروا انه بيرجع بياخذ طاره المقاومه لانه في خطار كانوا ماشيين مع اسرائيل لا هذه مقاومه وطنيه هذه ما بتاخذ. هي مش ميليشيا اليوميل هذا هو اللقاء وهذا اللقاء وهذه النعمه. بنفس الوقت بنقدم على النصر اللي قامت فيه المقاومه واللي ساهمنا بجزء بسيط منه لكل شعبنا وكل القوى المستضعفه في العالم كله كامل في سؤال يعني عاده يتكرر امامي يتوجه به الي العد من وسائل الاعلام الاجنبيه بشكل خاص الذين حضروا في فتره ما بعد التحرير ولغايه اليوم ليبحثوا عن هذا المسيح الذي قبل العمل في صفوف حزب الله الذي يرفع شعار المقاومه الاسلاميه

the gates of barak opened.ight began between the exhausted, exhausted prisoners and the armed security machine gun fire. people fell dead. entering his final battle. no one managed to survive except one. georgy zakharovich begun was able to hide in the oven during the massacre. when everything calmed down, he took it apart and got out. the escape was unprecedented in history. trostyanets death camp. after the liberation of minsk, on 602 pages he described all the horrors that the nazis committed there. since the end of forty-three , the fascists have covered up the traces of their crimes. a special sd team, using prisoners from the minsk prison, dug up and burned the corpses. "apushkas, here not far away, and the germans killed and burned them, and the father from last night, collecting the scythes and everything, in one hiding place, kufar, and at night they were buried, five men in one hell of a magician, we fell to machine guns three times, so here . people forget this, understand, forgive, we remember all o

thank you so much, barak ravid, for that development. and for you, several developing stories are happening as we speak. we will go to a quick break and you that next. you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on your wireless bill versus the big three carriers? did we peak your interest? you can get two unlimited lines for just $30 each a month. there are no term contracts or line activation fees. and you can bring your own device. oh, and all on the most reliable 5g mobile network nationwide. wireless that works for you. it's not just possible, it's happening. >>> a possible motive is developing this morning behind the unlv campus shooting. three people were murdered. another person was critically injured and is now in the hospital. law enforcement sources tell cnn that one connection that the shooterer seemed to have with the schools that he he applied for a job at the university did not get it. luc

rabin's closest friend to benjamin netanyahu was a greatest opponent of the peace process and now ihu barakccessful and erfac got nothing but hackneat promises. but while arafad had failed to reach the least of his goals, a group in lebanon was materializing his dreams. the lebanes hezbollah movement that was formed in the early 80s with the goal of fighting israel and now become a force to be reckoned with and had made israel retreat during this period. finally, on may 20th 2000, the force israel to withdraw from lebanon after 20 years of occupation and liberated occupied lebanese territories. النموذج اللبناني الراقي نقدمه لشعبنا في فلسطين. تحرير ارضكم لستم بحاجه الى دبابات ولا الى تاز استراتيجي ولا الى صواريخ الانطفضه في اطار اوسلو مصيرك بيدك مصيرك بيدك ارضك تستطيع ان تستعيدها now israel also need a final deal with arafat. clinton was spending his last days in the white house and wanted to leave fine legacy. so we saw to assure everyone the story is going to have a happy ending, the negotiations were held behind closed doors. after 14 days of intensive negotiations between israelis and pa

the gates of barak opened. and exhausted prisoners and the armed guards. machine gun fire, people fell dead, having entered into their last battle. no one managed to survive except one: georgy zakharovich begun.

on september 11th, the former prime minister of the zionist regime, ehud barak, went in front of the camera and said: now you can understand the extent of the danger of the palestinians to the security and health of the world. the terrorist attack on doghly and pentagon towers confirm the correctness of our positions and the american war in iraq. public opinion will be on our side. this was the first time that the zionists used the word war against terrorism. they used it on the same day with netanyahu interviewed by new york times reporter. the reporter asked him: what is the reason for this incident and what effect does it have on the relations between america and israel? in response, netanyahu said: what happened is a good thing. of course, i believe that even though what happened is not good, it will cause solidarity between the two sides . in the investigations that were done, you determined that a group of five people was responsible for filming the incident in ellis new york. upon searching the group's car , they found significant amounts of scanned passports and a detailed ma

. >> alex marquardt, barak ravid, we'll see what happens next. perhaps a luxury of analysis is not something that we can look at when you have the ongoing issues of today. thank you both. i want to bring in cnn military analyst and retired air force colonel cedric leighton, also cnn national security adviser peter bergen. colonel leighton, let me begin with you here. we know now, from the breaking news, that there has been a rocket, it has been launched from gaza. we know that it is one, it was hit by the idf, but is this what you would expect for a resumption of fighting or is this, as brock noted earlier, a signal as opposed to maybe a stopping of that pause? >> yeah, laura, good evening. i think it is more like what barak has said, it's just one rocket. it was intercepted by the idf, it's a signal that hamas is ready to fight if it needs to fight. it was a warning to israel, but of course the israelis responded by knocking that missile down. so, at the moment, we are in the warning and signaling phase of this. it could go in any direction, but

thank you very much, barak. i appreciate your time. >> thank you, erin. >> barak, senior reporter on all of this. >>> next, verdict watch. the fate of rudy giuliani in a jury's hands tonight. will they award two former election workers in georgia $48 million? and what is the truth about rudy giuliani, the amount of money he has any way? >>> putin talking about a body double for the first time, after he was presented with this image on television. and why is america's largest credit union rejecting more than half of its black mortgage applicants? >>> tonight, a decision that's correct cost rudy giuliani more than $48 million that he doesn't have is in the hands of a jury. he was found liable of spreading rumors and lies about two election workers in georgia after the 2020 elections. a verdict could come at any time. and jessica snyder has more on what unfolded in that courtroom today. >> you've heard one side. stay tuned for my testimony. >> reporter: rudy giuliani promised at the start of his trial that he would

according to ron ben barak, things will take a lot more time than the zionist expected.וישלוט שם, זה לא יוכל להיות הזה, כמו שאנחנו רואים עכשיו לאורך, וערכת זמן לשלב ראשון, כמה זה יקח, עד שתהיה איזשהי הסדרה, אני לא רוצה להגיד כמה זה כך, יש אני יודע מה התוכניות צעקות, אבל. וישראל צריכה לשדר בזה לפיה לא מחלוקתים ארצות הברית, ישראל צריכה לומר את הדבר הבא, אם כמובן החמאס התמוטט לחלוטין או גם אם הוא התמוטט חלקי, יש דבר אחד שלא השתנה, אנחנו נשלוט בצפון הרצועה, לא נאפשר חזרה של תושבים לפה, לא נאפשר שום שיקום פה, לא נאפשר כניסה של דלק אוכל או כל דבר אחר לצפון הרצואה, הרבה מאוד בתים שעוד עומדים שמה יהרסו, כי יש צורך טקטי להרוס אותם, אפילו אולי נבנה מכשול בין צפון הרצועה לדרום הרצועה, ואני אומר מכשול זה. a military section, and the second part is political. when we talk about the military aspect, we say that even when the palestinian resistance maybe felt a bit weak, it is still able to revive and refresh itself in terms of its structure, operations and work methods throughout the past year. therefore, i think that no matter how long this us israel genocide extends, even for severa

in 2000, with the intensification of the palestinian intifada, ehud barak, the then prime minister of regime , closed the area and made preparations for the construction of the barrier wall . while closing the northwest area of ​​the west bank to letron area in the south of the west bank, he prevented the passage of heavy vehicles. the leaders of the zionist regime started creeping the plan of arilon. jordan cannot attack due to international documents regarding its guardianship over the holy places of jerusalem zionists should be indifferent to these places. the oslo agreement recognized the israeli and palestinian parties and yasser arafat returned to this land as the legal representative of palestine. oslo was a contract that was only valid for 5 years. the status of palestinian refugees, zionist settlements and the borders of the two sides were supposed to be determined by making the oslo agreement permanent. the oslo ii agreement, which was a temporary agreement on the west bank of the gaza strip , was signed by both sides two years later. the west bank was divided into three par

in 2000, with the intensification of the palestinian intifada, ehud barak, the then prime minister of the regime , closed the area and made preparations for the construction of the barrier wall . while closing the northwest area of ​​the west bank to letron area in the south of the west bank, he prevented the passage of heavy vehicles. with the beginning of arilon's rule, the heads of the zionist regime creepily portrayed the plan to build the barrier wall . on june 16, 2002, israel officially started the construction of the barrier wall. holy to billions of muslims, christians and jews around the world. the holy city must not be a place. a year before the peace of jordan. and the zionists, the oslo agreement was concluded in the hope of resolving the differences between the zionist regime and the palestinians. during the oslo agreement, the israeli and palestinian sides recognized each other and yasser arafat returned to this land as the legal representative of palestine. oslo it was a contract that was only valid for 5 years. the status of palestinian refugees, zionist settlements,

barak ravid, perhaps something to be watching for over these hol holidays. thank you so much. appreciate the time today. >> thank you, jim, and i hope you all have a calm holiday season. >> you as well. thank you. >>> still ahead, a chicago man wrongfully convicted of murder is now free after more than 12 years behind bars. we will discuss what's fueling the recent string of exonerations in the u.s. you're live in the "cnn newsroom." (singing )i'll be home for christmas you can plan on me. please have snow and mistletoe. and presents on the tree. kids at shriner's hospitals for children are able to go home and be with their families for the holidays. and that's only possible because of the monthly donations from people like you. thanks to a generous donor every dollar you give can help twice as many kids like me and have double the impact. with your gift of just $19 a month, only $0.63 a day. we'll send you this adorable love to the rescue blanket as a thank you. >>> a mall in ocala, florida, will remain closed until at least tuesday following a deadly shooting on saturday tha

joining us alex marquardt and political foreign policy analyst barak ravid, and retired general mark hertling. how damning is this for the israeli government? >> well, i think this is part of a series of stories that appeared in the israeli press over the last week or two weeks that what happens behind them is a fight between israeli intelligence community or parts of it, especially the military intelligence and the political echelon. with each side leaking stuff that are more comfortable to him when it comes to everything that happened in the year before the war. and, you know, a lot of people in israel think that the reason that now we hear about those documents is because it's very comfortable for benjamin netanyahu and his people, and they're trying to put those things out in order to build a case for the inquiry committee that most likely is going to be formed on the day after the war. >> i mean, barak, as you know, intelligence officials, military officials have accepted responsibility. benjamin netanyahu has not in any form accepted any responsibility for the take on october 7

occupied territories in tel aviv , and the decisions of this regime and the former prime minister ehud barak, he also said that all the events that are happening show that there is insufficient management of this crisis. mr. mossadeghpour, as i said , he is with us. mr. mossadeghpour, hello, good morning , thank you. i also say hello to you , dear viewers. thank you very much . what is your latest assessment of the situation on the ground in gaza, and do you think that the resolution passed by the council the security was approved , will it bring about a change in the situation ? yes, thank you very much. first of all, in connection with the gentleman , recently, following the announcement of the killing of three principals by the zionist regime, more demonstrations continue. almost good considering that israel's resistance it should be based on the equation of all against all, that is, all the palestinian prisoners who are in prison and are detained in the occupied territory . a half-sentenced resolution was approved in connection with the request to send more aid to gaza. well, we know tha

he is 40 years old and a researcher at the american barak institute, whose work is research in the field of cyberspace and helping parents monitor their children's activities in this space. previously , he saw the footprints of some virtual predators who were looking for exploiting children on instagram, one of the meta platforms when she published her pictures on this page , of course, she edited her pictures with a fake identity and became a young girl named libby who went to the state of indiana. we made a cover story about her, her date of birth and her family . we created posts and virtual friends for the teenager. we wanted to know how long it would take a hunter to approach him. it doesn't take long for the hunters to close in on him. in the first hour of publication of the posts, several grown men are sending messages. for example, in one week dozens of people called through instagram. apparently, there are few people like this man are not. according to a statistic published in 2023, says the german institute siphs. every day, half a million predators are active and a threat to c

one >> barak ravid, your reporting is always in the leading edge. thank you so much for your time tonight. >> thank you, john. >> next, why hallmark will not be using the former presidents profane christmas wishes anytime soon. what it says about the current -- political season. later, what ukraine's bold strike another russian warship says about the state of a war that has brought preciouss littttle hope fofor them recece. the quesestion now, , could thae about to c change? you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on your wireless bill versus the big three carriers? did we peak your interest? you can get two unlimited lines for just $30 each a month. there are no term contracts or line activation fees. and you can bring your own device. oh, and all on the most reliable 5g mobile network nationwide. wireless that works for you. it's not just possible, it's happening. >> the former president likes to claim he made

ehud barak, the minister of defense of israel, is asked and he says in response: there is nothing special to say. this means accepting responsibility for the attack. never: it is not clear who was the source of the information and how the location of the factory was leaked. but whatever it is , it shows that israel has good connections in sudan. relations with sudan were part of israel's doctrine. peripheral doctrine. geopolitically , it was necessary for israel to communicate with other countries . penetrate them. escape for yourself open and access resources and infrastructure . sudanese forces had helped egypt in previous wars. if something happened in sudan , these aids would be cut off. egypt was losing a great supporter. and israel was infiltrating islamic countries to reduce support for palestine. the history of israel's presence in sudan goes back many years. the initial connections are formed in the 50s and through the jewish community. then through political parties that wanted independence. they claimed the freedom and liberation of africa from arab colonialism , but after the

not give it without national code according to the same quota who gave you what they want from you, barak sharshak, if it is not registered, the quota will be cut off, that's why we have to register in tik tek, the inspection of my pharmacies showed the seriousness of the implementation of this plan . from the set of 24 they received, they registered one in the system and currently 23 are available in the pharmacy and there is no discrepancy with the system's statements. he wanted me to give him water and milk , however , there are problems with samani teeteng himself. it doesn't work and it must cause them to wait. it means that we want to register a lion now. see an example. i want to enter this site now . the site of the piece is not registered. i can't present this to the patient . this is not good at all, because of the internet or the system itself, of course , people's monitoring to find lions has not yet been established in this system. he has taken the medicines, but he has not given formula yet, which means that his own milk is not in check , not to the food organization, but to

yehud barak , the former prime minister of the zionist regime, said: the spread of protests in israel indicates that netanyahu must resign. alfer kassif, a member of the knesset of the zionist regime, also said: netanyahu is killing civilians. and defeat in the real field of war with hamas is the main loser and should be removed. the minister of foreign affairs of our country, while attending the yemeni embassy in tehran , appreciated the support of sana'a to the palestinian people. mr. amir abdullahian, in his meeting with mr. ebrahim adilami, the ambassador of the national salvation government of yemen , emphasized: the strong positions of the leaders and people of yemen in supporting the palestinian people in gaza and the west bank are commendable. the minister of foreign affairs also discussed the talks between the government of yemen and the government of saudi arabia support and expressing hope that the final agreement between the two parties will be reached. the ambassador of the national salvation government of yemen in tehran conveyed the warm greetings of seyed abdul malik a

and that was that. >> barak ravid, as always, reporting is on point. thank you so much for sharing that with us tonight. >>> up next, a story that is ever so fitting in the saga that is donald trump and his former fixer, michael cohen. in a court filing he used a.i. to get a bunch of information to his attorney for a case that turned out to be bogus. he says he didn't know that. more on that in a moment. zblnchs sometimes you just can't make it up, truly. president biden -- excuse me. president trump's former attorney and his fixer, michael cohen, says he didn't realize he was using an artificial intelligence tool that gave him fake legal information, information, i should note, that he passed on to his attorney, who apparently also did not verify it but then submitted it as part of a court filing to a judge as a part of michael cohen's request to end his supervised release from jail. washington correspondent for new york magazine joins me now. i want to make this clear. what michael cohen is trying to do here is to end his supervised release. obviousl

studies , regional studies abroad, inside the regime and at home, today, personalities like ehud ehud barakndering you and actually humiliating you. they punish and punish netanyahu , who is destroying israel, so that he can actually survive this dilemma , while he has definitely made a calculation error, of course, both himself , his military cabinet, and some politicians. they are like atmar bangfir, the minister of internal security, like smotridge, so today there is an agreement that they commit suicide and run away to the front, while the americans are rightly supporting them and are forced to support them for fear of pressure. zionist lobby and on the eve of the 2024 elections, it is biden they themselves know that really this behavior and this conduct that netanyahu is taking now, according to you , will definitely sink faster day by day with these sharper handshakes. thank you mr. seyed oghahi. please wait. we want to get the latest information from our reporter , mr. helali . if you have any questions , please let me know. i am at your service. the latest information and news publi

the gates of barak opened. a fight began between exhausted and... exhausted prisoners and armed guards. machine gun fire. people fell dead, having entered into their last battle. no one managed to survive except one. georgy zakharovich begun. was able to hide in the oven during the massacre, when everything calmed down, he dismantled it and got out. the escape became unprecedented in the history of the trostyanets death camp. after the liberation of minsk, on 62 pages he described all the horrors that the nazis did there. from the end. a special sd team , using prisoners from the minsk prison, dug up and burned the corpses of executed residents. in november-december 1943 alone there were 100,000 of them. but history has preserved the testimony of survivors. how can the belarusian people forget this, understand, forgive, we remember all our cries, the murderers from the ss security detachments. and sa assault troops. security police and sd security service, secret field police, gendarmerie, armed forces in the w

lebanon's hezbollah in a statement targeting the rahab base of the zionist military with heavy baraks. my colleague stationed at the border of lebanon with occupied palestine will accompany you. mr. azimzadeh. greetings . please tell me how many operations hezbollah has carried out today and please tell me about the latest developments in the northern front of the occupied territories. mrs. hosseinzadeh. dear viewers . hello, have a good night. hizbollah lebanon until this hour. 5 statements . issued two places of detention. we have a base, an artillery unit, and also fleeing two helicopters the zionist soldiers from the occupied north arazi region are the sum total of hezbollah's operations today. hezbollah has targeted the gathering of zionist soldiers inside the fortifications of al-abad military base with guided missiles. after that, hezbollah targeted a group of infantry forces of the zionist regime in barketari base. hezbollah emphasized in its statement that the number zionist soldiers were killed and wounded during this operation. hezbollah once again targeted rahab base with

former israeli prime minister ehud barak said that the spread of protests in israel indicates that netanyahu should resign. a member of the zionist knesset also said that netanyahu is the real loser by killing civilians and failing in the real battle with hamas and should be removed. the spokesman of the yemeni armed forces warned that if the aggression of the zionist regime resumes in gaza , the yemeni forces are ready to resume operations against this regime. yahya seri said that if these aggressions stop, the anti-zionist operations of the yemenis will also stop immediately. it will be added that with the continuation of the crimes of the zionist regime , the yemeni armed forces will not hesitate to expand operations against this regime and drag it towards targets in the sea and on land. the spokesman of the yemeni armed forces emphasized that we will continue to try to prevent the traffic of the zionist regime's ships in the red sea and we will think about more measures in this regard. he also once again emphasized the support of the yemeni armed forces for the palestinian issue and the

of israelis supported the two—state solution and, therefore, the oslo accords went through and ehud barake reality on the ground is that whenever we hand the palestinians a swathe of land, they turn it into a terror base against us, and they shoot rockets against us and they kill israelis from within the very land that we handed them. and that's why there's an overwhelming majority of israelis today who have changed their mind, because they look at reality as it is, not as they would hope it to be. and reality is tough. we've got neighbours who just want to kill us. it's a very problematic situation. afinal...a final very quick question. you were prime minister for a year and then you... ..they got rid of you. people say that netanyahu, his life, political life, is very limited once this war comes to an end. people talk about you as a possible successor. if you are to return to israeli politics, is your message that there will never be a two—state solution? my message is that the notion of handing land over to the palestinians and hoping that it will bring peace and quiet failed not once,

she also served on the national security council under ehud barak and ariel sharon.eves netanyahu's first responsibility is to tell the idf what there end game is. what the end game is. what does he want to become in gaza and the relationship between us and gaza, after the intensive phase of the war comes to an end? i i think this is something that is not clear, not to the idf, and unfortunately, not to the rest of the world. right now we know what our prime minister doesn't want to do. he doesn't want the palestinian authority to take part in liberating gaza. he doesn't want... this is implied, he doesn't want a palestinian state because he is saying that, if his opponent runs for office and is elected, he will agree to a palestinian state which is, in the eyes of our prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, a disaster. we know what he doesn't want. unfortunately we don't know what he does want, as a result of the fighting in gaza. what he might say is that he has been quite clear. his aim is to eliminate hamas. i must say that i don't disagree with him on this point, be

barak, you have been covering every in and out and moment of this over the course and particularly the negotiations the last seven days. is there any chance that they come back to life? i know the qataris say they are talking. u.s. officials say that israel -- talking to intermediaries. so is hamilas. how real is that? >> i think it's real. i think we just moved, let's say, a week ago, ten days ago, israel and hamas were holding indirect talks under fire. then we had this pause and the talks went on during the pause, during the ceasefire. now we're back to talking under fire. and i think we can find ourselves again, maybe again, not today, not tomorrow, it will take a few days, but we can find ourself again in some sort of a pause around some kind of a renewed or a bit different hostage deal. i wouldn't close the door on this at all. >> all your reporting on the israeli military, do you agree with that assessment? >> there is no question that the military offensive is what has been instrumental in putting pressure on hamas to even get them to think about a deal, right. we have to remem

axios political and foreign policy reporter barak ravid, also a cnn analyst, joins us now. barack, what more can you tell us about this offer from israel and what details? >> so, this offer was proposed during a meeting on monday in warsaw with the cia director bill burns the prime minister of qatar shahab abdullah -- and chief of the agency burnett. we're not came to the meeting for the first time, i think, with an israeli proposal to try and relaunch those talks that were basically nonexistent since the collapse of the cease-fire. and the main to two issues, the two main elements of this proposal is first that israel proposes a one-week pause in the fighting in return for a release of something around 40 hostages that hamas is holding, mainly the women that remain in captivity and men over the age of 60 and hostages that are sick or seriously wounded and israelis willing to release palestinian prisoners who committed more serious crimes than the one it released in the previous deal. >> so do you know if the fallout from the idf's accidental killing of three israeli hostag

. >> i do agree with barak on that and i think even more so that if, in fact, it is true, the assessmentas been gathered a lot from the hostages who came home, these women have been exposed to horrific sexual violence and gang rape, we can expect that hamas will kill them and not release them. we have to imagine the worst and hope for the best and act quickly to get everyone home that we can. >> the central question after hopefully these hostages come home is what happens next. what is the end game and the plan for the palestinians in gaza. you wrote a really fascinating piece this week, sort of an open letter to a man. can you tell people who he is and why you wrote it? >> he was the elected speaker of the palestinian legislative council, the palestinian parliament. he was also the person who led the second intifada as such in 2002, israel caught him and imprisoned him. he was tried and convicted of directly responsible for the death of five israelis and was sentenced to five consecutive life terms plus 40 years in prison. he is also the most popular palestinian politician. he in every

. >> narrator: he watched as clinton brought his left-wing successor, ehud barak, and yasser arafat together david for another peace effort that would have created a palestinian state in gaza and the west bank. among the difficult issues left unresolved was the control of jerusalem. >> when camp david happened, the palestinian team said, "we don't think the parties are prepared. the groundwork has not been done. i think the problem with clinton was that he believed that everything could just be undone with some magic wand. >> barak made a far-reaching offer, i think, went further than he was planning to do. but for arafat, it was unacceptable. and he said, "if i accept this, you'll be... do you want to walk behind my casket?" that's what he said. >> i had a dinner with one of the former palestinian negotiators, and i won't name him because this was done in confidence. and he said to me, we and the delegation all wanted to accept it, and arafat just sort of blew us away. and he said, can you imagine where we would be today if we had said yes? and, you know, i think about that conversation oft

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