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still to come benjamin the to come tonight benjamin on the government's attempt to pass their rwanday verdict on time magazine person year . my verdict on time magazine person year. some person of the year. some esteemed politician or worthy charity worker perhaps? no only taylor swift, unfortunately. but next, big corporations these days seem to have been going out of not to hire of their way. not to hire straight white men. well, i'm stuffed . belinda deluise will stuffed. belinda deluise will tell thinks of that. tell us what she thinks of that. you're with saturday five tell us what she thinks of that. you' on with saturday five tell us what she thinks of that. you'on .th saturday five listening to gb news radio. >> welcome back to the saturday five, a very i think it's safe to say, fiery one in which benjamin butterworth just told me to sod off so as always, thanks very much for your emails about tonight's topic on the social media question we raised earlier, jane has written in and jane says social media is such a toxic force . i despair at how toxic force. i despair at how it'

still to come benjamin the to come tonight benjamin on the government's attempt to pass their rwanday verdict on time magazine person year . my verdict on time magazine person year. some person of the year. some esteemed politician or worthy charity worker perhaps? no only taylor swift, unfortunately. but next, big corporations these days seem to have been going out of not to hire of their way. not to hire straight white men. well, i'm stuffed . belinda deluise will stuffed. belinda deluise will tell thinks of that. tell us what she thinks of that. you're with saturday five tell us what she thinks of that. you' on with saturday five tell us what she thinks of that. you'on .th saturday five listening to gb news radio. >> welcome back to the saturday five, a very i think it's safe to say, fiery one in which benjamin butterworth just told me to sod off so as always, thanks very much for your emails about tonight's topic on the social media question we raised earlier, jane has written in and jane says social media is such a toxic force . i despair at how toxic force. i despair at how it'

and — writer and poet benjamin zephaniah dies at the age of 65.s being remembered as �*a true pioneer and innovator�*. sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc here's marc edwards. the midweek premier league fixture bonanza comes to a close tonight, two matches left from matchday 1a. tottenham hotspur will be looking to keep pace with the champions league spots they're three points off manchester city in fourth but will be looking to build on the performance that saw them draw 3—3 with pep guardiolas side at the weekend. and while it's still four games without a win and crippled with injuries. manager ange postecoglou is hoping their style will start to deliver some more substance against west ham later. the biggest obstacle is ourselves in terms of we need to hit certain levels irrespective of what the opposition might bring to it, because the kind of game start we have, we are very reliant on how, you know, we roll out the kind of football we want to play because it's not so much about stopping our position, it's whether we can place ourselve

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>> benjamin? >> benjamin?in one scene where they're sort over the top and they're sort of over the top and gospel. you have in the other series, come me , which series, come fly with me, which was a spin off of little britain, where you have the lazy black worker who just lies and throws all the coffee and throws away all the coffee and the cups and then says, praise jesus.i the cups and then says, praise jesus. i mean, those are insulting and racist. and were they not insulting and bigoted towards everyone, gay people as well ? well? >> were you insulted by the mocking of gay people? yeah, i do, i think it's completely outdated. matt lucas outdated. you thought matt lucas ' gay outdated. you thought matt lucas , gay mocking gay people? , a gay man mocking gay people? well, he said himself that he thinks that well thinks it's not aged that well and the new series won't and that the new series won't look ones did. look like the old ones did. >> and i think that's right, because it's not to say they're not peopl

this is benjamin zephaniah. benjamin zephaniah... i love me mudder and me mudder love me.de sea. he rose to fame in the �*80s. his dub poetry rooted in the rhythms, language and street politics of his home, handsworth, in birmingham. his words were political, musical, radical. he turned down an obe, saying they'd obviously not read his words about empire. when he began, he could barely read. by the end, he had 16 honorary doctorates. and for one friend and fellow poet, his passing, a terrible loss. he was incredibly friendly, approachable, kind on a personal basis. he could talk to us about things that matter and the things that mattered to him, which is the oppression that he himself experienced but he sees and saw around him in the world and he could express that to almost any age of person in very direct terms. he also appeared more recently in peaky blinders. dearly beloved, we are gathered here today to join together in holy matrimony... in a statement, his family said he was a true pioneer and innovator, who has left the world a joyful and fantastic legacy, the poetr

bring it back and let's celebrate it. >> hmm. >> hmm. >> benjamin . i mean, benjamin. >> benjamin., ijust thought. look, i'm questioning. that a i'm not questioning. that is a good you could good father, because you could see between the two. see the love between the two. and so that was rather nice to see. was another see. but there was another moment episode where sam moment in that episode where sam thompson, chelsea thompson, the made in chelsea youtuber his best mate youtuber guy, saw his best mate and cried and hugged and those two men told each other they love each other. and i thought, how fantastic to see, you know, straight men behaving like that, so comfortable with their own emotions. that was what i admired, know , that is a admired, you know, that is a modern man, someone who is able to communicate love to communicate their love but can't think there can't you? i think there are too, too many emotionally constipated this country constipated men in this country for whom they get torn apart inside because they can't level with other men. isn't there space for both types

have benjamin. that's in yahoo to bring more captives back home. the new wave of the strikes and gaza has killed more than a 100 pablo stadiums on saturday. israel has expanded its attacks out to a cease by the time us expired on friday, and it appears there's no end in sight. ceasefire talks have collapsed in costa, the homeless official says they'll be no more negotiations and captives until the war ends. alexandra barnes begins our coverage as a major is really air raid your con eunice in southern gaza. within minutes. several residential towers and how much the town completely destroyed is real, had issued evacuation orders, families left just in time to see their lives explode. the where is the safety we're supposed to have in the sense the set to go says, here we are in the so where do you want us to go? our children are missing and we do not know where the are enough is enough. stop the war, gazda is destroyed in northern got to an air read on the volume, refugee camp causes more death and destruction. get uh you filled out, children, we are

so benjamin netanyahu know, here's a big decision to me. does it give you a bite and what he wants given how strong ally he's been? or does he go against what spot? which one's on risk collapsing is government and losing the job. let's take a closer look at the the major figures within these writing many as well as long as subbing prime minister benjamin netanyahu took office again last year. off the, his liquid party entered a coalition with fall ride nationalist parties. one was really design is i'm a fashion form by it's a mob been to view, he's now a national security minister and a 5th proponent full settlers in the occupied west bank. these allow smotts which are you heard down officially talk about. there is a finance minister that he opposes palestinian sovereignty. local media reports, the 2 ministers say a postwar plan for gaza is not within the jurisdiction of these wells will cabinet that they are not members of the defense minister. your glance is in the war cabinet. the former general has announced 3 phases to, to the war with

so benjamin netanyahu know, here's a big decision to me. does it give you a bite and what he wants given how strong ally he's been? or does he go against what spot? which one's on risk collapsing is government and losing the job. okay, we're receiving reports about 4 people have been wounded in a car, running incidents near hebron in the occupied westbank and run kind of joining us from. but i'm a lot in the occupied westbank. iran. we understand this happened in the cells of kind of in the south of hebron. what more are you hearing? well, that attack happened in the last 30 minutes according to is really media. the silence was actually shots dead, neutralize the use of the is right and phrase frank by had factor, but he will show that to one of a number of incidents that have happened. again, we've seen several res, across the occupied westbank. the most significant one taking place in the north and as far as refugee camp, that raid went on for a number of hours. and he just came to an end about an hour ago. they, the is ready, is detained

so essentially he's calling benjamin netanyahu. his law. do you do in the americans are telling you or, or do you risk collapsing your government's small search even tweaked it? i think we are big supporters of america. we'd sign up for the support, but this is a decision to make. so benjamin netanyahu know, here's a big decision to make the st give to a bite and what he wants, given how strong ally he's been, or does he go against what spot? which one's on risk collapsing is government and losing the job was i'm bringing about how much of a file we use, a professor of conflict resolution and diplomacy at george mason university, joining us here on. so thanks again for your time with us. so what is the cancellation of this work cabinet meeting? tell us about the divisions amongst is really politicians and, and how does this impact the world? gaza indicates civil challenges is nothing, you know is facing no between the end of 2023 and the beginning. 2024, number one, there is this gap of visions between the radicals and non know this. me mor

but he was opposed by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and you'll go on the defense minister. they believe that putting military pressure on how about their successes in gaza or for a better deal. also the families of those who are commonly being held captive wanted immediate answer from benjamin netanyahu. they want to know why he's not exploring every possible avenue to get some of the captives and was, as we know, the last time there was the see spot, a number of captives were freed. so they want answers from benjamin netanyahu. but for the moment, no one from israel. now the phone service nor most side, is heading to could talk with an intention of restarting those talks. okay, think selling that sell in fisher for us and occupied east jerusalem is ready for us as a, carrying out the most intense right in the occupied with bank since the gallons of war began. as many as 1400 is riley reserve is typing mobilized during the ride on jeanine. the began more than 48 hours ago. at least 11 palestinians have been killed. the by the end admin

leaks also showed that benjamin netanyahu has his own agenda that is related to his political future,ision of the future of gaza after the war is not a united one. there is no consensus on this, even on the level of public opinion, and not only israeli officials. there's no clear vision. "there's no clear strategy to exit the war, and this worries the americans who have come with a clear strategy of two-state solution with the palestinian authority, at the same time, at the time benjamin netanyahu does not accept this and is supported by the extremist far right, at the time the left has no clear vision and is also not ready to accept a palestinian state, and this pushes the political reality and design is people into trouble. the image of victory designers are trying to find will not be realized even if the occupation..." hamas or its members, abducting or assassinating its leaders. this issue reflects that there is acknowledgement that the war will not realize the results of which the occupation leaders have raised earlier. it will not be able to break the resistance. the resistance

prime ministerj benjamin netanyahu there.at podium taking questions from journalists. he gave that speech at a press conference in the last hour. here he is still there taking questions from journalists, who have asked about the invasion, how it's going, how it is managing to deal with international players. we can dip into it right now. translation: just into it right now. translation: 'ust act into it right now. translation: jigii act according to the truth. the facts. i said just a moment ago, i said to you, i don't understand, but you're still asking about it. are you're still asking about it. are you trying to tell me i didn't answer you? you trying to tell me i didn't answeryou? i did! you trying to tell me i didn't answeryou? idid! mr you trying to tell me i didn't answeryou? i did! mr prime minister, there is still 130 hostages still... crosstalk sor , hostages still... crosstalk sorry. to — hostages still... crosstalk sorry, to gaza. _ hostages still... crosstalk sorry, to gaza. when - hostages still... crosstalk sor

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says it's not able to provide desperately needed a underwriting pressure is really providence to benjamin netanyahu headset negotiations to recover captain's health by a mazda add at least 5 miles to the answer being killed and is ready on the rate on a refugee cap and to cut them in the occupies west back the at least 20 people have been killed and more than a 100 injured. and it is really as truck in the northern gauze as trip a residential block in the jabante, a campus targeted footage, captured biologist, georgia. and this shows dozens of wounded people, including children being brought to a medical, facilitate in jamalia, along with the bodies. how those times health minister has called for an investigation after the bodies of at least 20 palestinians were found in the coal chad of a medical facility often and is rarely raid was carried out, should become as one hospital in northern gaza. witnesses, se bulldozers rand people of the during the siege. that last and several days. tents for display civilians, what was the crushed altar? they all have spoken to palestinians who say civil

green. benjamin benjamin, helped me please help me. and i said both the problems for the reporting that he did the quote to me. i came to england when i was 6 months old to send him back to jamaica. i don't know, jamaica probably helped me help me. i must like desktop to sit and talk me to the police as the back of time. i'm all food to fright. to jamaica. i could hear a cry. it just wouldn't let me go near. so we've known about this for years. this is the 21st century and the these lights are going on. i don't know why you're so surprised. no, it doesn't surprise me. and it's very sad that it doesn't surprise me, but it doesn't surprise me. not much. has changed and certainly when it comes to kind of immigration, there was no time in the whole month basis when the home office said a stop, you're going to have a look at this and um, and do something about it that just be tweaking is un, under this pricing is that they're tweaking it in the wrong direction. they're not creating an environment for these people to feel the whole, the crea

this is benjamin zephaniah. benjamin zephaniah... i love me mudder and me mudder love me.nd street politics of his home, handsworth, in birmingham. his words were political, musical, radical, reflecting racism and what life was really like on the streets. it was also highly acclaimed — the recipient of 16 honorary doctorates and for one friend and fellow poet, his passing is a terrible loss. i think what marked benjamin out was his very unique personality, he was... his roots, so proud of his roots. and he was a kind, funny person. he also appeared more recently in peaky blinders. dearly beloved, we are gathered here today... in a statement, his family said he was a true pioneer and innovator, who has left the world a joyful and fantastic legacy, the poetry of benjamin zephaniah. i am not the problem. if you give me a chance, i'll teach you of timbuktu. i can do more than dance. i am not the problem. i greet you with a smile. you put me in a pigeonhole. but i am versatile. well, these conditions may affect me as i get older, and i am positively sure i have no chips upon my

many would argue that prime minister benjamin netanyahu is not| minister benjamin netanyahu is not seriousto the stocks you mentioned or took place under previous administrations many years ago. is that the reality that there is a new leadership needed in israel and among the palestinians that is interested in pursuing itjust peace interested in pursuing itjust peace in two state solution and perhaps benjamin netanyahu is not the person to do that shallow lettuce except the presumption that benjamin netanyahu is the problem for the of argument and netanyahu is the problem for the of arc umen- . , netanyahu is the problem for the of arc umen- ., , , netanyahu is the problem for the of aruumen- ., , , ., netanyahu is the problem for the of ar. umen: ., , , ., ., , argument and why is that the others not able to make _ argument and why is that the others not able to make peace? _ argument and why is that the others not able to make peace? success i argument and why is that the others not able to make peace? success of| not able to make peace? success of israeli prime ministers of trade to mak

leaks also showed that benjamin netanyahu has his own agenda that is related to his political future reality and the zionist people into trouble. the image real victory the zionists are trying to find. an image of victory through the surrender of hamas or its members, abducting or assassinating its leaders. this issue reflects that there is acknowledgement that the war will not realize the results of which the occupation leaders have raised earlier. it will not be able to break the resistance. the resistance will remain steadfast with all its capabilities in gaza. the maximum that the occupation regime can aim for is a period of calmness in the coming phase, and things might be worse maybe after. few years or so, the major point here is that despite all the supporting circumstances, the occupation regime and army failed in realizing a real victory against the palestinian resistance in the gaza strip. moving to the south lebanon and the front hazballah started in support of gaza, its people and resistance in the face of the israeli aggression, there is lot of analysis in israeli media

green benjamin benjamin and helped me please help me. and i said, what's the problem they deporting me did the quote to me. i came to england when i was 6 months old. they're sending back to jamaica. i don't know. jamaica probably helped me help me. i must like desktop to sit and talk with her the places that back of the time. i'm all food, a fright to jamaica. i could hear a cry. it just wouldn't let me go near. so we've known about this for years. this is the 21st century and the these flights are going on. i don't know why you're so surprised. no, it doesn't surprise me. and it's very sad that it doesn't surprise me, but it doesn't surprise me. not much has changed. and certainly when it comes to kind of immigration, there was no time in the whole month basis when the home office said a stop, you're going to have a look at this and, and do something about it. they just be tweaking is an under the same thing is that they're tweaking it in the wrong direction. they're not creating an environment for these people to feel that whole the c

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he gave an anecdote about having a picture taken with benjamin netanyahu decades ago. he said, on the back of that picture i wrote an inscription saying, i love you, but i don't agree with anything you say. he followed up that last nugt saying and that pretty much applies to today too. so slthere's a shift. >> and paul, you spend all your time on capitol hill where there certainly is a lot of support for israel, bipartisan support, but there's a rift among the president's own party. >> yeah, israel for democrats is i'm not compare ing how the war are being conducted and the player, but in terms of the politics, israel for democrats is becoming like ukraine for republicans. their base is not happy with how israel is conducting this war. and they are showing up at senators' offices here in washington and back home. they are showing up everywhere and protesting. so right now, they are the loudest voices on this issue in the democratic coaligs. and democratic lawmakers are reflecting that. >> and yet you have the secretary of state antony blinken as rooetly as sunday on wi

no country is a lie and it's my job to shed light on how and why the and israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu repeats his determination that the war on garza will continue to spite international pressure. the, i'm sorry for so this is i'll just say we're live from the also coming up marching for the loved ones, mass demonstrations intensities off. this is ready. so just shoot into 3 captives in gaza. when i saw was the west of humanity in the devastation of a warning that the humanitarian crisis in gauze is deepening. the un says it's not able to provide desperately need today. the, at a funeral has been held. so i'll just say what journalist center i would talk to was killed by his readiness on striking the israel's probably minister has once to get involved at the military campaign in guns. it will not stop until how much is defeated. benjamin nothing, you know, was speaking officer, a war cabinet meeting was held, following the as really military's admission that its soldiers broke the rules of engagement. when they shot dead, 3 captives in gaza. one of them was waving a white fl

[laughing] benjamin: this is our 31st season. it started in 1991. didn't have enough land to make money growing crops and the normal things you would do on a farm, so my parents came up with this to kind of keep the family farm going. they started with five people. we were charging $5 a head. now it's grown to, we have about 200 staff during the month of october. my wife, my kids, my brothers, my sisters, all of us chip in. it is truly a family farm. my parents are still heavily involved. 22 nieces and nephews with my kids, and everybody helps out, everybody comes out and scares. it's awesome. get off my land! - man: aah! - welcome to the library. i had my eyes closed the whole time. [barking] that was scary. i give it a ten star. gets better and better each year. when you come in, our flow really works here. [cackling] our walking trail, which we call the psycho path, which used to be our hay ride, it's about a mile long. do you know where the bus driver went? it's got huge sets. we built it for a hay ride. we have a 250 foot-long cavern that's 30

benjamin. good all deserve. benjamin. good idea.d encourage you to more days off. to have many more days off. >> um, why turn up at all? ben, i actually, i absolutely support you to work. you not turning up to work. look, truth is , uh, you look, the truth is, uh, you know, is a bit a know, january is a bit of a miserable month, but i feel the problem is that everyone gets into that it's into the mindset that it's miserable and then it takes hold. booked hold. i've actually booked a houday hold. i've actually booked a holiday january in order hold. i've actually booked a ho avoid january in order hold. i've actually booked a ho avoid it january in order hold. i've actually booked a ho avoid it. january in order hold. i've actually booked a ho avoid it. that's1uary in order hold. i've actually booked a ho avoid it. that's they in order hold. i've actually booked a ho avoid it. that's the thing.der to avoid it. that's the thing. you've got annual leave. use it. >> not everyone has >> yeah, but not everyone has annual not everyone annu

benjamin zephaniah wonderful figure. benjamin zephaniah was wonderfulfigure.ldren's poetry and can ijust read you a few lines of perhaps his most famous poem, called talking turkeys equipment very relevant as christmas comes up. i won't do his caribbean accent. the knife to your turkeys this christmas. invite them indoors for some greens. let them eat cake come up and partake in a plate of organic green beans. enough to your turkeys this christmas and spread in the cut of the knife. join torquay united and they will be delighted and he will make new friends for life. benjamin zephaniah. i and he will make new friends for life. benjamin zephaniah.- and he will make new friends for life. benjamin zephaniah. life. ben'amin zephaniah. i love it. he was life. benjamin zephaniah. i love it. he was a great _ life. benjamin zephaniah. i love it. he was a great poet _ life. benjamin zephaniah. i love it. he was a great poet and _ life. benjamin zephaniah. i love it. he was a great poet and writer- life. benjamin zephaniah. i love it. he was a great poet and writer but|

this else more to choose a member of benjamin netanyahu. his own cabinet on cool as you can government. he's on the right of that coalition government, which we know is the most right wing and is really history. and he said essentially, hold on a 2nd. the war cabinet doesn't get to discuss that. that's for the security cabinet . this much has been dead set against having depaula spending authority involved in any way. and guys as to the war, even though that is the preferred model pushed by the united states and the number of other countries. and he's also dead set against sending any money to the palestinian authority, particularly if they're involved in gaza after the war. so he's essentially put a block on the conversation. so benjamin netanyahu realizing that you couldn't talk about it, he decided that the meeting would be cancelled. and the reason it was the why the security council, i security cabinet on tuesday. what does this tell us? it tells us that benjamin netanyahu all the way for trees, the image of the big set on the water an

i met you sold me to recognize missus green, benjamin benjamin and helped me please help me. and i said, what's the problems for they deporting me deporting me. i came to england when i was 6 months old, sending back to jamaica. i don't know. jamaica probably helped me help me. i must like desktop to sit and talk with her. the places that back of time. i'm all food, a fright to jamaica. i could hear a cry, it just wouldn't let me go near. so we've known about this for years. this is the 21st century and the, these flights are going on. i don't know why you're so surprised. no, it doesn't surprise me. and it's very sad that it doesn't surprise me, but it doesn't surprise me. not much has changed. and certainly when it comes to kind of immigration, there was no time in the home of this is when the home of his said a stop, we're going to have a look at the base and um, and do something about it. there just be 3 can, is an under the same thing is that we can it in the wrong direction. the not creating an environment for these people to feel the whole, the creating a hostile envir

benjamin netanyahu who's under fire for actually helping prop up hamas with millions of dollars. a cnn special report is next. >>> where is kim jong un getting all of that money to pay for all of the satellites and d such, hehere is a spspecial repoport. you u will see. brutal battles raging across gaza, israel intensifying its attacks on hamas and their remaining strongholds. we have struck more than 250 targets in just one day. those are their own numbers. it comes as the fate of 137 known remain -- remaining hostages. all of this as we are learning the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu may have been propping up hamas, with millions of dollars, out front. >> israel's morning continues even as benjamin netanyahu grows. in a series of interviews with key israeli players, cnn and the israeli platform or told how benjamin netanyahu allow cash donations to hamas for years without supervision. despite concerns from within his own government. >> $360 million. simple mathematics. >> it's a lot of money. >> the dollar in gaza is like $20 in the u.s. for them, it was like oxygen.

is there any price prime minister benjamin netanyahu cancels a meeting of is cabinets after criticism from leaders of alter nationalist policies and his coalition, government. and main becomes the 2nd us state to disqualify donald trump from running for the presidency of his role in the capital attack in 2021. the israel's war on pallets the entire trees is nearing the 90 day mock and is fund bama to the gaza strip. remains unrelenting. the u. s. as an estimated 150000 people are being forced to leave areas of central guns off to being told to evacuate by these really ministry. at least 20 police palestinians have been killed in ass, strikes on homes near the new site at refugee camp in central garza. and many i'm missing. most of the wounded had been taken to a hospital did a better because a health ministry says the number of palestinians killed in the war has arisen to 21300 honey. my mood is life force in russell in the southern gaza. so i need just bring his up to date festival on the latest on these is really strikes so well, we've been the past half an hour, so we keep getting

i had a long talk with benjamin netanyahu today and it was a private conversation. meanwhile in gaza, private conversation. meanwhile in gaza. this _ private conversation. meanwhile in gaza, this is _ private conversation. meanwhile in gaza, this is the _ private conversation. meanwhile in gaza, this is the new - in gaza, this is the new normal. drone strikes in the border town of rafah emptying the local market. 17—year—old joe filming on his phone, still clutching his bag of shopping and calling on god for protection. israel launched its metallic tory operation after hamas fighters crossed from gaza into southern israel on the seventh of october, killing 1200 people and taking about 240 hostages. since then more than 20,000 people have been killed, 53,000 injured in gaza. according to the hamas run health ministry. it's update this weekend says another 201 people had been killed. these gazans are the latest casualties rushing to the khan younis hospital following an israeli air strike. israel says it has arrested 200 members of the hamas and islamichhad groups in

up next, it's time for benjamin . it's time for benjamin.alking about this week? >> well, i'm going to be talking about the royals. yeah, we almost made a whole hour on gb news without discussing them. but we now. i've often but here we are now. i've often been the wokeist in been called the wokeist man in britain, which i say, please britain, to which i say, please don't assume gender. so as britain, to which i say, please don�*mightme gender. so as britain, to which i say, please don�*might imagine,ender. so as britain, to which i say, please don�*might imagine, i der. so as britain, to which i say, please don�*might imagine, i always as britain, to which i say, please don�*might imagine, i always felt you might imagine, i always felt a strong affinity with harry and meghan, the duke and duchess of sussex, because i think a lot of what they talk about and their social justice agenda is good what they talk about and their socthe ustice agenda is good what they talk about and their socthe world agenda is good what they talk about and their s

nothing will stop benjamin netanyahu in search as well as well. and gaza will go on as and amounts in television over the killing of 3 captives buying these very on it the on harry full. so this is i'll just say we're live from the also coming up alice times health minister goals for an urgent investigation officer reports. it is very false, is bulldozed account that a hospital crushing several people to death more than 1000000 people have now being forced to move to rough law in southern gaza. described. does it get the sense that a catastrophic humanitarian crisis. and even in rafa is really strikes have continued relentlessly killing dozens of civilians. the israel's prime minister has once again vowed at the military campaign and gaza will not stop until hamas is defeated. benjamin netanyahu was speaking offer a war cabinet meeting was held for long use really made the trees admission, but it's so just broke the rules of engagement. when they shot dead, 3 captives in gaza. one of them was waving a white flag, but it's smith reports from tel av

benjamin.. >> the tory party doesn't stand for had all these for anything. it's had all these different last different versions in the last 13 got it across the 13 years that got it across the line general elections, but line in general elections, but now got all these now you've just got all these different factions elected under different factions elected under different they've different leaders and they've got little. different leaders and they've got the little. different leaders and they've got the argument would be, again, >> the argument would be, again, whilst i think that is objectively true, obe, this objectively true, the obe, this is happens after you've had is what happens after you've had 13 years in power. you need to take a break. see take a break. let's see how labour do know for birds labour do you know for the birds whether do any whether or not they do any better. look, thank you very much, i want to go to much, panel. i want to go to somebody who's who's properly plugged i

benjamin.. >> the tory party doesn't stand for had all these for anything. it's had all these different last different versions in the last 13 got it across the 13 years that got it across the line general elections, but line in general elections, but now got all these now you've just got all these different factions elected under different factions elected under different they've different leaders and they've got little. different leaders and they've got the little. different leaders and they've got the argument would be, again, >> the argument would be, again, whilst i think that is objectively true, obe, this objectively true, the obe, this is happens after you've had is what happens after you've had 13 years in power. you need to take a break. see take a break. let's see how labour do know for birds labour do you know for the birds whether do any whether or not they do any better. look, thank you very much, i want to go to much, panel. i want to go to somebody who's who's properly plugged i

, , benjamin, you atkinson, um, benjamin, you would like inheritance tax to stay.k it is a fair tax? >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, you make the economic argument and i don't agree at all. if you take people like mark zuckerberg or simon cowell or bill gates, very, very rich people to various degrees, they have said for example, that they won't pass their wealth, their huge wealth onto their children because they think it stifles creative liberty that the children of the very wealthy, who know they'll get millions of pounds in some cases pounds or billions in some cases , are not motivated to work for themselves . think i , are not motivated to work for themselves. think i think themselves. so i think i think that's flawed but that's a that's a flawed but that's a completely different economic point saying, not that point that that saying, not that capital will more efficiently capital will be more efficiently allocated if people aren't planning inheritance tax. planning for inheritance tax. >> you're saying that some parents don't want their children have but that's

johnson for 5 minutes to benjamin netanyahu, also known as b. b to step down, baby rated, but the low to multiply out there. we need to make sure the mean, you mean it's in your own will go way. he made them all home, more homes and good and he betray the people. this government has failed it. citizens in every possible way, from the most basic one about face to face, the 2 compromising youth democrat does not think of any value either here or you guys, uh, what as these people are still in power, these really government insists it won't stop until a mass has been completely destroyed. it has not to have a set time division of what that would look like. cool. what comes next. journalist saw me so call into us and then gave us an update on the situation and gas on well, i will start with the facts of the idea of the spokesperson has announced that the more soldiers that have been killed all and all the announce the beginning of the 13 is really soldiers and the last, the 12 hours being the different, the locations, both in the area of the unit an

to live from berlin. israel's prime minister says the war and gaza won't be over any time soon. benjamin netanyahu visits troops in gaza and says, is really military operations. there will only intensified in the coming days. also coming off of pope francis appeals for peace in his christmas for b as or b message, he calls for an ends horse in gaza and ukraine. the for the 1st time ukraine us celebrating christmas on december 25th instead of it's traditional dates in january, part of efforts to distance itself from russian culture. the hello and clare richardson. thank you very much for joining us, is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the war in gaza is a long way from over. just days after the us secretary of state told israel to lower the intensity of it strikes. netanyahu told fruits and gauze of the war against the moss would only intensify. i'm off as viewed as a terrorist organization by multiple countries and any on his visit comes after these rarely, military killed, at least 70 palestinians, and an error strike on a refugee camp. in central garza, a christmas day in

there's no benjamin netanyahu. ok, thanks so much for that. ellen, ellen fisher, for us and occupied east jerusalem. this is ready for us as have still the number of cities across the occupied west bank soldiers full with palestinians during a ride until car is ready, forces surround to the 2 main hospitals in the city and besieged the entrances of the nearby notions refugee camp. the cities of jericho and hebron were also target . unicef says 2023 is the worst you own record for the killing of children in the occupied west bank. at least i see 3 have been killed in the past 12 weeks more than doubled the number. and the whole of 2022, the, the, even the points from janine and the occupied with back the 3 children played together here just a couple of weeks ago. now there's only 2 assignments and just lost their friend, neighbor in class. me show it fully 13 years old. they have dreams and they have plans until it is really drones, toys killed him. on december, the 13th of this, i saw his body on the ground that co

the benjamin netanyahu. a few days ago was asked whether or not he was intending to send the head of most that the contact to stop negotiations with perhaps the prospect of a ceasefire, which lead to more captives being free. and he was 2 of the 3 men on that board cabinet. they said it wasn't a good idea. we see the protests in the last 1224 hours. i know benjamin netanyahu has done a political, utah, and apparently, according to his really media reports, he suggested that the head of most that had to cut are within the next 24 hours. so the families will be pleased at the off putting pressure on benjamin netanyahu, and this may lead to some sort of action that could lead to the captives being freed. and certainly they have been critical of the war saying that the longer it rages, the more likelihood that there is, but there will be captive skills. although benjamin netanyahu annual glands, the defense minister believe these really defense minister believe that by putting military pressure on how much that

the longest serving prime minister and his friends, benjamin. nothing. you know, he was indicted on a number of corruption charges. he's basically a political criminal. come more criminal, but he's certainly persistent. he's a seasoned politician of political animal, a sort and he's not easily swayed. he's also supported by the most fanatical and the most precious thick coalition is history and him and his a fascist coalition remained persistent about this war and its goals which is basically destroyed in gaza. and if you think i'm us, the story and guys undefeated come us. go from the outset, the prime minister and his president. mr. hatch. org and his defense minister, mr. girl on made it clear that there is incent behind the curtains behind the genocide. the end fence was that there are no innocence and guys of the people guys are political animals. that should be slapped with collective punishment to be starting to be denied electricity to be denied fuels, to be denied medicine and so on. so forth. i for the past 10 weeks, nothing. yeah. whole and th

some went further chanting for 5 minutes to benjamin netanyahu. wilson and his b. b to step down. maybe they did, but the low to multiply out there. we need to make sure the, you mean it's in your own will though way he made them all home, more homes and good and he betray the people. this government is fear the citizens in every possible way, from the most basic one above the basic, 62, compromising its democrat, does not think of any value either the or or in you guys. while these people are still in power, these really government insists it won't stop until her mass has been completely destroyed. it has not to have a set time division of what that would look like. cool, what comes next? from all, let's speak to journalist saw me so call. who joins us now from jerusalem's. that'd be good to have you with us a sister full of could you please give us the latest on the situation in gossip as well. i will start with the facts of the idea of the spokesperson has announced that the more soldiers that have been killed all and all the announce the beginning of the 13 is really soldiers.