barak. barak said that netanyahu's personal interests are preventing the zionist regime from reaching a ceasefire or reaching an agreement. on the other hand, some people say that the issue of the zionist regime should not be made personal, because as you pointed out, the main issue of america is that if we play the game, people play the game. let's reduce the factors. there are goals that this war is pursuing. how much do you agree? can the issue of individuals be so colorful? of course, in your previous speech, you believe in the fact that the individual is preventing the formation of a series of agreements, ms. shubiri , is not a symbol of a flow, a person as a person, if we call this an approach , it is actually a symbol of an approach, nathan's approach. who is netanyahu? netanyahu is talking about a faction, he is talking on behalf of a faction that now wants the continuation of the war, and that faction is the religious extreme right, the continuation of the war of mr. seyed ofari , w

barak ehud barak said that netanyahu's personal interests are preventing him from coming. now, if the zionist regime calls for a ceasefire or if they reach an agreement, on the other hand, some people say that the issue of the zionist regime should not be made personal because, as you mentioned, at all, the main point of america's case is that if we play the game of individuals, it is to reduce the factors , it is to reduce the goals that this war is pursuing . individuals can be so colorful, of course, in your previous speech, you believe that an individual prevents the formation of a series of agreements. look, mrs. shoubiri, an individual is not a symbol of a trend, an individual as a person is not an approach, in fact, it is a symbol of an approach, netanyahu's approach to what and netanyahu is not netanyahu , he is talking about a faction, and that faction is the religious extreme right. we cannot continue the war of mr. seyyed afkri let's say that it is the same thing that america wants because they have not achieved anything. if we know america is the main stage man

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in the ninety-fifth minute , antonin barak snatched victory for the italians.d astanovila drew 0:0. the result of the match in other pairs is also on your screens. well, now on to mini-football, gomel vrz was destroyed on the road. hetrick in this match was scored by dmitry los, and alexey pinchuk, evgeniy klachko, artyom ros, anton matveenko and yuri berezovsky, as part of veten, scored goals against pavel rogovik and vladimir razuvanov. after this victory, anatoly yanovsky’s players rise to first place in the table, displacing arshantsev. well, i think we played the kind of football we should play, and we played a little looser. we didn’t get hung up on the score when we took the lead, very often a situation arises when the vrz team wins , becomes enslaved, becomes enslaved, begins to simplify in football, this bothers us, today we didn’t look at the score at all, didn’t became enslaved, played football, which we have to play every day. let's add andrei chernienko for the guys, this is the third defeat in the championship, tomorrow there will be four games in

cnn, alice barak ravid says, israel has reportedly agreed to a us proposal that would see the release of around 700 palestinian in prisoners in exchange for the release of 40 israeli hostages roberts says, this comes after the latest round of high level talks in doha, qatar over the weekend. but adds that it may be a few days before hamas response israel and the us and the qatari and egyptian mediators are waiting to get the response from hamas and what i hear from israeli officials that this could take between i don't know, a day to three days because those details need to go from hamas representatives in doha were negotiating to the person who really calls the shots. and this is hamas leader, sinwar in gaza with in a bunker some hundred feet under the ground. so this takes a long time until the message gets to him, until he gets the message back. >> meantime, us national security adviser jake sullivan, is expected to meet israeli defense minister yoav gallant at the white house in the coming hours >> official says >> they will discuss the urgent need for more humanitarian aid to rea

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kuwait's oil minister, saad al-barak was quoted on july 27th as saying his country would begin drillingthout waiting for demarcation deal with iran. this prompted iran's oil minister to counter saying tehran may pursue work at the field without an agreement. jawad og said iran will pursue its rights and interests regarding exploitation. to potential conflicts of interest, alternative options for mediation could include the organization of islamic cooperation or the oic, as they have experience in resolving international disputes. another possibility is inlisting the help of influential individuals from both countries who could act as intermediaries. another approach could be to assign a third party to develop the orash field and distribute the profits fairly between iran and kuwait. the this way both sides can avoid the direct involvement in the development project, so it could reduce tensions and foster a more cooperative atmosphere between the two nations. the dispute between iran and kuwait over the rs gas field is a complex and longstanding issue that has yet to be resolved. the com

after all , barak's audience sets a specific date with the media , for example, at 10:30, i want to meet with mr. mudaghq on the khabar channel and talk about a topic about serials so that the atmosphere and goals and such are not lost it is important that we pay attention to the timing . now, in the series "sarzamein , which is our motherland", we have a frame with shahab hosseini and javad ezzati in one frame, and this is the desire of many platforms to put these films in one frame . we did this, but unfortunately, it did not pay as it should. now, mr. nazem, why is it that sometimes some relatives or in some cases some people protest, for example , look at this picture that was presented of them. a point about the protests, maybe some of them are metatextual issues and social political issues, which is the day of society that is, the same thing happened to the old land in 1992. another point is that the people who want to deal with the issue are the ones who deal with it first hand. we are currently seeing about it. they talk about the earthquake , they talk about different issues in

radar post which are in the fashuba hills, we also had several attacks on bayad blida and the ran baraks also using artillery fires, artillery and rocket fire uh was targeted these posts, but the most significant operation today by bar was that hisbollah launched attack using two khamikazi style drones against the uh far bloom defense base and so that is very significant that hazbullah targeted not only that baracks but it is an air defense barracks and they were able to target as they say two platforms for the iron dome defense system the fact that they are in not only incapable of getting warning signs and defending from the rockets, the iron dome system itself, which is supposed to be doing that, giving the warnings and uh intercepting the rockets, is not able or isn't operable when it comes to defending itself, and so therefore the israelis have said, their analysts have said that this is a real problem, the time comes when the israelis decide to launch a full offensive, hezballah would be able to launch some 2,0 maybe or more, of course that maybe we have less than that per day, but

so we we notice how there were 60 rockets that reach the settlements of yawaf and specifically the baraks uh in in the golan heights and here in in kila specifically hasballah mentioned in their statements that that rocket attack specifically coincideduh with a training session and exercise for the elite forces, the the golani elite forces of the israelis and they also mentioned in the statement that they had just returned from gaza and therefore they were conducting an exercise, so that in itself is a clear message from hazballah to the israelies that hazballah does have the intel they need in order to know the movement of the israelis, they are able to know which unit came back from gaza, which what... exactly they were doing in that area and so also seemed to mention that perhaps there could be inflicted they might have inflicted heavy losses upon that uh force specifically, but also that tells the israelis that in any future confrontation uh the israelies have always thought that they are superior when it comes to intelligence and with the fact that they do have the upper hand with th

kuwait's oil minister saad al-barak was quoted on july 27 as saying his country would begin drillingan. this prompted iran's oil minister to counter saying tehran may pursue work at the field without an agreement. jawad og said, iran will pursue its rights and interests regarding exploitation and exploration of the field if there is no desire for understanding and cooperation. is there any peaceful solutions to the dispute? a potential solution to this dispute could involve finding an impartial mediator to facilitate negotiations between iran and kuwait. pec with its secretary general being from kuwait might not be the most suitable choice due to potential conflicts of interest. alternative options for mediation could include the organization of islamic cooperation or the oic, as they have experience in resolving international disputes. another possibility is enlisting the help of influential individuals from both countries who could act as intermediaries. another approach could be to assign a third party to develop the... ash field and distribute the profits fairly between iran and

he's also a politics and foreign policy reporter for axios barak. thanks so much for being here with us you have some new reporting out today, talking about the state of the talks and also president biden trying to maneuver both his relationship with benjamin netanyahu and also so sticking with israel and its fight against, against hamas, but breaking with netanyahu and his war strategy tell us what you're learning >> so i think first and foremost that talks are still ongoing cia director bill burns was in the region until yesterday, met with the israelis, met with the qatari's, met egyptian. and in trying to somehow break the break the logjam in those talks, because both sides, hamas and israel, claim that the other side is the one who is interfering with the talks and who's responsible for a stalemate? and until now, it doesn't seem that cia director or the qatari and egyptian mediators managed to somehow move distinct four and so what does that mean? now as we are right about to start ramadan in the next 24 hours, they had hoped to have this deal

have targeted soldiers in ramim, ramim actually, and also in the vicinity of almanada post, and that barak specifically is one of the very few times where hazballah also uh specifies that they know there was casualties, whether soldiers were either killed or wounded. has does not usually say that since they could not really independently and directly verify that, but in this instance this is one of the very few. times says in their statements that this operation led definitely to scores of israeli soldiers killed or wounded, we also had another significant operation, hizbullah used kamikazi drone to target a group of soldiers with actually hazullah said that they targeted infantry that was preparing to go and be deployed in certain area in the settlement of mayon and this is the first time i think that we have a uh targeting in that area specifically, also targeted the settlement of um al baghdadi post specifically also, and so in addition to those hazballah operations, the israels continue with their shelling, we had very heavy shelling actually in the towns of ramya and bate leaf, and to

policy, reported an axios barak. what's your reaction to the rafah part of the biden, it's on yahoo phone call where netanyahu apparently agreed to send senior israeli military leaders to washington dc to discuss an alternative approach in rafah. what's your prediction for that meeting? >> so i think what's interesting with this first is that if an attorney you agreed, this means that both biden who proposed this and ateneo we agreed 12 at least try and avoid the showdown because it's clear to everybody on both sides that if israel would go for an operation, rafah right now in the current situation with those very, very strong objection since by the us president, did could this would lead to a huge crisis in relations? and it seems that both leaders are trying to avoid that and get some sort of understanding of how this operates >> patients with >> if netanyahu continues to disregard biden's concerns about humanitarian aid, will biden impose any consequences on netanyahu. do you think with more than just a public sco

let's dig a little bit deeper right now joining a cnn political, a global affairs analyst, barak ravid, barack. thanks for joining us when you look at these new biden comments today and the looming israeli military operation in rafah, assuming it happens, are we seeing potentially barack an unprecedented moment in us israel relations >> good evening, wolf. well, no doubt. >> we're seeing >> one of the most serious crises in the us in history of us-israeli relations. and look what we had here in the last few days we had the most senior jewish politician in america voicing very, very harsh criticism of benjamin netanyahu and then a day later, we had the most senior zionist politician in america, president biden backing this criticism and i think it tells you a lot on where not only the white house, but where democratic party is right now and where the us's relationship with right now barack, what, what more can you tell us about the status of these talks on potentially hopefully a hostage deal and at least a temporary ceasefire well, i think there were several steps forward in the last 2

that's according to cnn analyst barak ravid, who will get to in just a moment. but first i'm going to start with cnn's paula hand cox, who is in doha with more well, we have seen a significant diplomatic push from the us side to try and push these negotiations forward over recent days. and what hearing now from channel 11, a cnn affiliate citing a senior israeli government source, is that israel has agreed to a us proposal to release 700 palestinian prisoners. now within the deal, 100 of those 700 would be serving a life sentence for killing israeli nationals, knowing return. there would be 40 israeli hostages that would be released. now, this coming from channel 11, the source, saying that it is a significant compromise on the side of israel because they are determined to bring the abductees home just ten days he's ago we heard a counter proposal from hamas. they had call for between 701,000 palestinian prisoners to be released and over recent weeks, even months one of the gaps has been not just the number of palestinian prisoners, but also which palestinian pr

that um for the palestinians would not change much, because when when there wasid or... sharon, hud barak or shimon perez, it never stopped, even jisak rabin, the great jisak rabin signed the alls law courts when he was minister of defense during the first cifada, he created this doctrine of breaking the bones of the little children that were throwing stones, so it's it's whoever you put there - is is actually gonna react in the same way to what's the palestinian, certainly cleansing and kill as many as you can, but the thing with... netanyahu is that with his cabinet of extremis and fascists that he surrounded with, looks like we may have lost alberto watson. all right, eve zengler, let me come at you. alberto watson, we just lost you there at the end, if you can repeat the end of your statement there. i was mentioning that it's not much of a difference if you have a jail lapid or neftali benet or if you have an sharon. "all of them are war criminals, but the way that this new cabinet uh with behamin netanyahu and its mortrige and and benkiver and his big bunch of fascis supremacists tha

situation is that for the palestinians would not change much, because when when there wasid or sharon and barak or shimon perez, it never stopped, even jisak rabin, the great rabin signed the also courts when he was minister of the fans during the first cifada, he created this doctrine of breaking the bones of the little. the were throwing stones, so it's it's whoever you put there um uh is actually going to react in the same way towards the palestinian certainly cleansing and kill as many as you can, but the thing with benjamin netanyahu is that with his cabinet of extremiss and fascis that he surrounded with, looks like we may have lost alberto watson. all right, eve zengler, let me come out you, alberto watson, we just lost you there at the end, if you can repeat the... end of your statement there, i was mentioning that it's not much of a difference if you have japid or if you have an all of them. them are war criminals, but the way that this new cabinet with berhamin netanyahu and smartridge, and benkivier and his big bunch of fascis, supremacists that are in the government give a real part

barak is struggling to keep her children alive.the bullet holes, and she can't hide her despair. "i'm feeding my baby with water," she says, "just so she doesn't die." "i shouldn't be giving her this at her age, but i have nothing else to keep her alive." after five months of war, much of gaza is in ruins, and hunger is killing now as well as israeli missiles and bombs. this man was buried alive after an israeli air strike. palestinian civil defence prised him free. but they say nine people were killed here in this residential building, crushed as they slept — the fate of many palestinian civilians. in gaza, the muslim holy month of ramadan will be marked in the rubble, amid grief, burials and a looming famine. whatever aid may trickle in by air or sea won't be enough, and won't stop the war. meanwhile, sweden and canada have said they will resume aid payments to the un agency for palestinian refugees, unrwa. they were among 16 countries that paused funds after israel accused at least 12 unwra employees of involvement in the brutal

k. prime minister barak johnson liter convinced key up disrupt the thoughts on keep leaving. finally, when we return from mr. kimball forest johnson came to key. evans said that we would not sign anything with them at all. and let's just fight them at the end of the my strategy was creating contact with both sides and trying to mediate. i knew that the trust i had formed with prudence was a rare commodity. i think there was a legitimate decision by the west to keep attacking poor woods and so they blocked it. basically. yes, they blocked it and i thought they were wrong. the downside of the war is the casualties in ukraine and russia. it's a very harsh blow to ukraine is a country there will have to be a huge restoration of its infrastructure. i know it has been same, that's more mongering is on the rise in europe. one example of that perhaps the french president has said there should be no more constraints or red lines in offering assistance to ukraine and money. all my problems, words, how being reiterated by some french politicians to the ground, remotely. the government and the pr

but former british prime minister barak johnston later convinced key after struck the talks and continue. it's what happens when we return from mr. kimball forest. johnson came to key. evans said that we would not sign anything with them at all. and let's just find the item for them. it doesn't let me. my strategy was creating contact with both sides and trying to mediate. i knew that the trust i had formed recruiting was a rare commodity. i think there was a legitimate decision by the west to keep attacking proven goods. and so they blocked the tim basically. yes, they blocked it and i thought they were wrong. the downside of the war is the casualties in ukraine and russia. it's a very harsh blow to ukraine is a country there will have to be a huge restoration of its infrastructure. now it's valued support or simple war mongering fronts, as president has said, there should be no more constraints are read lines in offering assistance to ukraine. your saw a manual. my call is words when done with some of the countries, other politicians well, the law is the government and the president of

of course those poor explore destroyed by the former british prime minister barak johnson. but this campaign, however, driven by issues like a tax cuts and inflation. the yes, the address if we described the russia of the future as we see that it will be a comfortable country where you can not worry about safety driving normal roads without traffic jams and not freeze at home in winter. because the management companies work well. it is a fair country where all citizens rights are respected and all social guarantees are realized where there are no poor people. this is a great country that is respected by everyone in the world. it has formed a new global majority in the world, is replacing the anglo saxon regime centered in washington, and putting an end to the dispute over what the world order should be. it will be multi polar. well, as one might imagine of the calls that can, ukraine is a pivotal fact of many russians. it is likely to weigh perhaps very heavily on the outcome of the elections. it's also impacted the incumbent president stones towards certain western powers.

david ben-gurion, yitzhak rabin, ehud barak, all of them sought peace with the palestinians.de, we don't have to look far back to see a model of responsible leadership s,alaam fayad who was clear in his condemnation of violence against the isr■úaelis. four the arab leaders of today, may they find inspiration in on where elsa. of egypting hussein of jordan who sought to seek peace with israel. before october 7, things were moving in the right direction. arab emirates and saudi arabia both were on the path to normalization with israel and with conditions that would greatly benefit the lives of the palestinian people. many believe that i ran motivated hamas to disrupt this process and indeed, there have been setbacks since october 7. but recent talks between arab and american leaders subject -- suggest the desire is stronger than ever now to find a path forward. arab leaders cannot moves the -- lose their stomachs for peace now ntinue to pursue the path to peace with israel and the u.s. should use all of its power to influence and bring them to th table and make them cooperate c

barak is fighting to keep her children alive.oles, and she can't hide her despair. "i'm feeding my baby with water," she says, "just so she doesn't die. "i shouldn't be giving her this at her age. "but i have nothing else." after five months of war, much of gaza is in ruins, and hunger is killing now as well as israeli missiles and bombs. this man was buried alive after an israeli air strike. palestinian civil defence prised him free. but they say nine people were killed here in this residential building, crushed as they slept — the fate of many palestinian civilians. in gaza, the muslim holy month of ramadan will be marked in the rubble, amid grief and burials and a looming famine. whatever aid may trickle in by air or sea won't be enough, and won't stop the war. beijing is preparing for the final day of the national people's congress. the annual political extravaganza held each spring allows the chinese government to review the past year, and set goals for the upcoming 12 months. high on the agenda this year — economic stablisa

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vote for secretary clinton by and large they didn't, but the secretary clinton voters did vote for barakp will need those votes to win in november and a lot of people say no, never vote for them under any circumstance.— vote for them under any circumstance. . , ., circumstance. nikki haley has not siunalled circumstance. nikki haley has not signalled at _ circumstance. nikki haley has not signalled at this _ circumstance. nikki haley has not signalled at this point _ circumstance. nikki haley has not signalled at this point past - circumstance. nikki haley has not signalled at this point past what l signalled at this point past what she will do on super tuesday. does it matter what she does next? i think it does, because if she stays in the race as a never trumped, or somebody that is convincing her constituents not to vote for trump, and is a big impediment to him winning. remember, he can't win the popular vote in the united states and the demography of the united states has changed since 2016 and even 2020. so his only path to the presidency is through the swing states and if governor

that's according to cnn analyst barak ravid. he says that the delegations are now waiting for a response from hamas meanwhile, israeli defense minister yoav gallant is heading to the us this week for meetings with top officials, including national security adviser jake sullivan, the white house says the two we'll discuss the hostage deal and the humanitarian crisis in gaza and that situation in gaza has become ever more dire. many palestinians having to just scavenge for food, morsels to try to feed their families some eating grass and animal feed and drinking polluted water. there's virtually no freshwater cnn's jomana karadsheh with latest on the growing hunger crisis in gaza and wanting her report is disturbing >> pain and the eyes of a mother who's helplessly watched her children go hungry for months the father who's thought the unthinkable, throwing his children in the sea. he says, to spare them this torture of an existence and tastes family endured months of bombardment in northern gaza, but it's a looming famine there. t