he would give bebe netanyahu carte blanche. he doesn't care about the humanitarian consequences.s is the author of the muslim ban. you can't turn away from joe biden if you're frustrated with this, because he's not achieving the goals that are actually worthy goals and say oh, no, i'm going to embrace donald trump. that would be awful. >> i know we talk a lot about foreign policy more so than domestic politics. but put on your domestic politics hat for a moment, david. do you think the president should be talking more about that, especially on the campaign trail? if this car continues, as we believe it will, because netanyahu says he will not give up whether or not hamas is eradicated. do you think he should be talking more about that? well, if you want to vote for the former president, this is how he will act on israel and hamas, and remind them of how he acted when it came to policies towards israel during his four years. >> absolutely. the republican party has lined up behind a guy who was impeached twice, who has 91 felony counts against him, who is, you know, one of the most

therefore, for sure, who does not have the slightest right to indicate russia, is israel and bebe netanyahuow bargaining with them, the israeli authorities, for why, i’m not part of the yaku, they talk about it directly, they held negotiations, why, they want to return the hostages. why did russia meet with people? by the way, bogdanov met; as a result of these conversations, the israelis returned, who also have russian passports, they returned home, two, every week we sum up the results of the president’s work , it’s time to sum up the results of the year, and the president himself will do this, there will be not only answers to journalists’ questions, but direct communication with citizens, and as always we will see we will show more than others. results of the year with vladimir putin. today at 12:00 moscow time , the president will answer questions from citizens and journalists live. representatives of the media will gather in the program studio, and you can ask your question now through the website moscow defis putin.ru by phone 8 800 200 40-40 or via sms to number 04040. thank you ver

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look, bebe netanyahu is essentially trying to repackage himself, rebrand himself not as the leader who prevent the emergence of a palestinian state that he said would inevitably be anti-israeli. the one thing he has going for him, not simply that he is there and he has a very conservative coalition, but there's an interesting piece in "the new york times," essentially there's no doves left in israel. what october 7th did was transform the political and psychological basis of israel. you're right, joe, there's zero love for bibi netanyahu. he has lost the mandate of heaven, he is not trusted. but the israeli populous has really swerved to the right and it is part of the challenge facing president biden quite honestly. the israelis aren't in the mood to hear stuff about two-state solutions or peace or anything else or partnering with palestinians. so that's what the president is trying to figure out, how do they get the israelis to refine their military tactics, introduce the necessary political dimension at a time most israelis aren't very interested in a political dimension. >> well, o

netanyahu. >> how do you see this? is this a personal animus that's animating this current relationship in the way that they are relating to each other? or is this just about how bebe feels about israel and how the u.s. relates to israel? >> i'm not sure it's personal because, you know, biden and netanyahu have knownh other for more than 40 years. more or less, they had a quite decent relationship. but i think that what biden discovered, and he knew that, but he's discovered that again, that when netanyahu needs to choose between his own political survival and anything else, he chooses his own political survival. this was the case because biden told netanyahu or netanyahu told biden, listen the do this thing because i have pressure within my coalition. so biden told him, listen. i'm fending off pressure within the democratic party on the war in gaza and all the support i'm giving israel, so you should be able to fend off pressure within your own coalition. i think biden realized netanyahu is just not willing to do it. >> what did they talk about when it came to the next phase of the war, as israel is obviously suffered a lot of criticism in the u.s. for the way it'