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benjamin netanyahu appears to be ready for more war. within hours of the news on the strike on aid workers, precision strike where the munition goes through the logo of the world central kitchen at the top of the car, okay, israeli forces used their precision weapons to bomb an iranian consulate in syria, killing seven high-ranking military officials. now, consulates are off-limits, as a matter of international law. one former u.s. official called the strike "incredibly reckless." it is raising fears of a wider israeli war with iran and syria, a war that could drag in the united states. it has been clear since day one just what benjamin netanyahu's political interest is. i mean, the failure of the security failure of october 7th, the horror of it, the bone deep horror of it was benjamin netanyahu's fault. he was the head of the state and israelis understood as such. his survival always depended on staving off the day of reckoning. for the war to stretch on as long as possible. the reckoning is overdue and is coming as soon as the war en

and so that means i just want to be clear on this benjamin. that means that on you as well, you're not able to get up close to hamilton hall at the moment, right? that, that here it has been cord adults has been cleaned off. and on the other side, we have the protest as police, as quote and of the area with see more and more police actually coming in to this place. but that's also why students are report is also important. many of them have radio programs and also magazines informing us of what is happening inside. and also if there's negotiations, we hope to get more information in the next couple of hours. but yes, even for many, for work here and try to gain access earlier today were denied x a n g a to the university, does it raise me every main stands? and of course, the pressure on the president of columbia university is only increasing by the hour . yeah. and either the, the officials or columbia university and said that the students involved in this occupation of hamilton hold that they will be expelled. but the students, they're not g

allies are benjamin netanyahu.t works for him means that if he wants the conflict did not and, i'm not sure she necessarily thinks that escalating it is going to be gaining him any more credit either. same he doesnt him any more credit either. same he doesn't want — him any more credit either. same he doesn't want the _ him any more credit either. same he doesn't want the conflict _ him any more credit either. same he doesn't want the conflict the - him any more credit either. same he doesn't want the conflict the end, i l doesn't want the conflict the end, i see this conflict between him and iran was happening in gaza because it has become a bit of a distraction, hasn't it? yes and no in the way _ distraction, hasn't it? yes and no in the way you — distraction, hasn't it? yes and no in the way you can _ distraction, hasn't it? yes and no in the way you can say _ distraction, hasn't it? yes and no in the way you can say that - distraction, hasn't it? yes and no| in the way you can say that israeli and passengers po

benjamin netanyahu has always said that iran _ us.as always said that iran was the _ us. benjamin netanyahu has always said that iran was the fight - us. benjamin netanyahu has always said that iran was the fight to i said that iran was the fight to israel. it is interesting because the white house has said thatjoe biden has told benjamin netanyahu the us would not participate in a counteroffensive against iran if israel launches one. so you accept, do you, that if there was retaliation, you would effectively be on your own here? we retaliation, you would effectively be on your own here?— retaliation, you would effectively be on your own here? we are prepared for all scenarios _ be on your own here? we are prepared for all scenarios but _ be on your own here? we are prepared for all scenarios but i _ be on your own here? we are prepared for all scenarios but i think _ be on your own here? we are prepared for all scenarios but i think in - for all scenarios but i think in order to create more stability and security in the region, we ha

leo and benjamin butterworth. including the writer and broadcaster who's lost friendships and relationships due to his right wing beliefs. have you experienced such a thing ? he can bond with thing? he can bond with benjamin, who has also lost friendships and relationships, although it's nothing to do with his beliefs. it's 7 pm. and this is the saturday five. still to come tonight . the only still to come tonight. the only thing that gets me through this show should magic mushrooms be available on the nhs? the broadcaster, dominique samuels, had the dubious honour of making a very show about this with benjamin butterworth . she'll be benjamin butterworth. she'll be here to give us her take. then we'll be answering your questions in ask the five. send them through to gb views gbnews.com. this is your chance. first of all, though, it's your saturday night news with the beautiful tatiana sanchez . beautiful tatiana sanchez. >> darren. thank you. your top stories this evening. storm kathleen has brought strong winds

support for benjamin netanyahu does not.ave different reasons for wanting to see him thrown out of office. whether it is his handling of the war, whether it is the fact that he did prevented happening in the first place, or it is because a no hostage deal has been agreed. incidentally, on that, it has gone slightly unnoticed. hamas came out this morning and said they reject the latest puzzle, so that is a big blow there. when it comes to what happened last night, i think you'll find the country is broadly supportive of the government on that. you ron is seen as the big threat to israel. everything else, its proxies are small. iran is the big threat to israel. so, israelis will be supportive of that government and their military in taking what action is necessary to keep them safe. >> so, thanks very much. i think we will do it again a bit later. dominic. we know that the g7 nations are going to have a call today. what impact-- what are they going to say? and what impact do you think that might have on the situation? >> yeah.

we say listen of benjamin netanyahu. we say listen to the _ of benjamin netanyahu. - of benjamin netanyahu. we say listen to the people of israel. listen to the people of israel who are saying enough is enough. we need a functioning government. enough. we need a functioning government-— enough. we need a functioning covernment. �* . ., government. ben'amin netanyahu is not doing — government. ben'amin netanyahu is not doing his — government. benjamin netanyahu is not doing his job, _ government. benjamin netanyahu is not doing his job, anywhere - is not doing hisjob, anywhere in the — is not doing hisjob, anywhere in the last— is not doing hisjob, anywhere in the last few years. he is bringing _ in the last few years. he is bringing the country down in every. — bringing the country down in every, every aspect possible. so we — every, every aspect possible. so we got _ every, every aspect possible. so we got to replace him immediately.— so we got to replace him immediately. prime minister netanyahu — immediately. prime minister netanyahu has _ immediately. prime mini

election, will benjamin netanyahu defy biden again as he has regarding gaza?k you, great to talk to you. coming up, where the conflict between iran and israel had the next, the response and what it looks like, the war with hamas, you're watching msnbc. we will be right back. for the acute treatment of migraine with or without aura and the preventive treatment of episodic migraine in adults. don't take if allergic to nurtec odt. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. it's time we all shine. talk to a healthcare provider about nurtec odt from pfizer. okay, so here's my most requested hack for stubborn odors. you'll need vinegar, a large salad bowl and... oh, hi! have you tried tide fabric rinse? it works after your detergent to fight deep odors 3 times better than detergent alone. i love that. try tide fabric rinse. need to be at your best? you need an antiperspirant that goes beyond. dove men with 72 hour protection plus care for your skin. so you can forget about your underarms

and that's made up of 3 men prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the defense minister you'll have kalonde and an opposition member who joins the will cabinet. after october, 7th, any guns they will be meeting within the next couple of hours. and it's very likely that we'll be hearing more later to reaction off of that. main thing is complex. i thought you said nothing from netanyahu, but he did speak with you as president joe biden on the phone overnight. any more details about that conversation? yeah, they, the to data spoke uh several hours ago now. they switch for about 25 minutes off to that phone conversation us president joe biden put out a statement saying that he wants to gain reiterated to benjamin netanyahu. that the us is, as i am clad support for israel. they stand with israel. um, you know, in that that, that, that, you know, the relationship is very strong, but we are hearing from some sources of a close to the conversation we're hearing these reports in american media is that he also told benjamin netanyahu that he was, that the us w

benjamin nathan yet to jk rowling? should benjamin nathan yet tojk rowling?owling? should not criminalise people benjamin nathan yet to jk rowling? should not criminalise people saying common—sense things about biological sex, we have a tradition of free speech and whether it is snp or labour, these are the wrong set of priorities for the country, i am focused on the things that really matter to people and we are rolling out childcare to many more parents. do you supportjk rowling's approach? it do you support jk rowling's approach?— do you support jk rowling's a- roach? , ., ., ., approach? it is not right for me to commentate _ approach? it is not right for me to commentate on _ approach? it is not right for me to commentate on police _ approach? it is not right for me to commentate on police matters . approach? it is not right for me to| commentate on police matters but nobody should be punished for saying common—sense things about biological sex. common-sense things about biological sex. .,, . .,, common-sense things about biological sex. . '. common-sens

washington correspondent benjamin alvarez. thank you for the latest and i asked journalist saw me circle in jerusalem, how the phone call between and by midnight and yeah, who went down in israel. so 1st of all, i must say that it hasn't been any re dog. that hasn't been any press called friends. that hasn't been any statement coming out from the prime minister is the office. so what we hear is a kind of like a very is vague leaks from the prime minister's office. but we just hearing things like that conversation was almost an hour long uh, 45 minutes, 50 minutes. and this is the contrary to what we hear from where washington the conversation was 30 minutes long. in terms of the content we, we don't to hear this kind of over rhetoric a here. i mean, it is disclose that the conversation was a task, but it's more like a business as usual. i can, i can tell you that one and i list the are a who is quite close to and benjamin it's on the hour that 5 minutes. the hey, he was say that a, it was by then as called for a is actually th

benjamin?coming year after year. i've put this to people like jim dale, climate alarmist. i've said, look, in 1995, a senior scientist said that kids won't know what snow is by the year 2000. un chiefs have said that britain would be in a siberian climate by so and so year. every single time they come and to pass, they come to pass without a whimper. so how can we take it seriously? >> because the evidence is already there. the highest temperatures ever recorded have not cyclical . the fact is that, not cyclical. the fact is that, you know, last week or two weeks ago, you got temperatures in the high 40s in spain and in gran canaria in the, in the what's the island you've always had in those islands in april. that is unrwa precedented you have a situation where countries like dubai that are the uae, that have always been hot, are now becoming unliveable , despite the becoming unliveable, despite the fact they've put so much development. >> oh, let's let's not mention the facts. they were artifi

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the israeli military says it has withdrawn all its ground troops, benjamin netanyahu benjamin neta nyahuenjamin netanyahu has said a ceasefire would not be agreed until it hostages were released. the achievements of the war are great. we eliminated 19 out of 24 of the hamas battalions, including senior commanders. we killed, wounded or captured a significant number of hamas terrorists. we purged shifa and many other terrorist headquarters as well. we destroyed factories, manufacturing rockets, control rooms, weapons, ammunition, and we continue to systematically destroy what is underground. we are one step away from victory. israel is not the one preventing a deal. hamas prevents a deal. its extreme demands were intended to bring about an end to the war and leave it intact, meaning to ensure its survival, its rehabilitation, its ability to endanger our citizens and our soldiers. surrendering to hamas demands will allow it to try to repeat the crimes of october seventh again and again, as it promised to do. hamas hopes that the pressure from outside and inside will make israel surrender t

thank you for your reporting. benjamin of ours group today in washington, dc. and now the news now berlin has something to the russian ambassador off to the arrest of 2 suspected russian spies here in germany. the german russian jewel nationals were detained in the bavarian city of bile light. they are accused of planning to sabotage, german military support for you. crime authorities say us and military bases in germany where also targeted the crossing through a military base in bavaria. it is here where american soldiers train ukrainians, how to use bottle tanks. and it was, according to speedo magazine, the prime focus for one of the main arrested on suspicion of plotting an act of sabotage. we had our security services to prevent possible bump attacks intended to damage and undermine our military assistance to ukraine. this is especially serious espionage case for putting this criminal refreshing, which in substantial goes him. the german russian nationals named only as alexander g and peter s were arrested on wednesday. i'm brought here to the federal cour

absolutely, i think- benjamin netanyahu understands benjamin neta nyahu understands if benjamin netanyahuurther and respond to iran directly by attacking installations, facilities even if they are not civilian. they do that without the backing of the nine steps in that objective.— the nine steps in that objective. the nine steps in that ob'ective. , ., ., objective. do you thinkjoe biden blackbean _ objective. do you thinkjoe biden blackbean as - objective. do you thinkjoe biden blackbean as clear. objective. do you thinkjoe j biden blackbean as clear is that? �* , ,., , biden blackbean as clear is that? ~ y a, a, that? absolutely, and all accounts _ that? absolutely, and all accounts indicate - that? absolutely, and all accounts indicate he - that? absolutely, and all. accounts indicate he made it clear that his position and benjamin netanyahu understood benjamin neta nyahu understood and benjamin netanyahu understood and his conversation between the american secretary of defence and the israeli events minister indicated the understanding was made clear to the israelis by the defence min

i didn't mean with benjamin swig . with benjamin swig. >> you calling benjamin fat ?u calling benjamin fat? >> you calling benjamin fat? >> fun fact of being in the desert. i mean, we're 11 minutes into the show and you've called me fat already. >> look, it's good to see you for grand national day. wearing a fancy with a horse a very fancy shirt with a horse logo it. your working class logo on it. your working class credentials continue shine credentials continue to shine through. credentials continue to shine thr(doesn't the difference >> doesn't know the difference between grand national and between the grand national and polo. love horse riding. >> when i'm on holiday. it's not something that i've done something that i've really done at home. fact, as a kid, at home. in fact, as a kid, i was terrified of horses. and i do have friends who have criticised me for riding horses on holiday. really? yeah. but of course, doing extremely course, i'm doing an extremely being friends people like being friends with people like that. doing in that. i'm doing it in an extremely

well, there's a huge division of a net, benjamin netanyahu and the government in israel. terry, many people, a majority of people want to see the government stepped down. i want to say benjamin netanyahu step down and take responsibility. largely, many people blame him for the events that led out to october 7. they blame him for a poor handling of in the immediate aftermath of the attack on october 7. and they sent me a blame him for the way that he's carried out these hostage negotiations and for a lack of progress on them. still more than a 100, and so he hosted inside counselor and no sign of a hostage do eminence. they say that he's putting his own personal political survival in front of the security and the safety of bringing home the hostages. we're seeing the tensions rise. there was already a great division of prior to october 7, and prior to this more breaking out, we see those tensions rise even with most of and now when you talk about people who, who have families and loved ones in side gaza, they're saying that, you know, this government just isn't putting tha

and benjamin gives us little context here. how do these protests against the war and gaza play into long running debates on us campuses about free speech? a long running debates indeed, and they debate over free speech is ongoing as we see more universities joining that protest. not just at columbia with faculty members, even joint as students for the wall code yesterday, but also in other schools that are seeing their own protests, the world and campus now. and while you, the university of michigan, mit the massachusetts institute of technology yale to give you just a few examples on the president of columbia university, sachi was deeply saddened by the situation on campus. and she said that we cannot allow one group to dictate the terms and attempts to disrupt important milestones like of a duration. and that's something that support has the protest of also set that they will continue it pushing in those and cabinets and even the white house way data on this discussions, dressing, if there is a ride to peaceful protest into

so a very tenuous political situation for benjamin netanyahu at a very, very tense time making. thank you very much. that was our correspond are rebecca rivers in jerusalem are now here in germany, a new law partially legalizing cannabis has come into effect at midnight. hundreds gathered in central berlin to celebrate the moment. under the legislation over eighteens can now possess up to 25 grams in public for personal use and cultivate up to 3 plants of home. legislation has its critics who point to health and law and order concerns. germany's conservative opposition says they will revoke the law if they get back into power. we smokers in germany are lighting up legally for the 1st time from april. first, many are celebrating kenzie, you know the pictures when carol's out loud out to pester for the 1st time after winter. they jump with joy. and of course that will be us in the beginning of april . but the new cannabis measures are only a partial legalization. so what do they mean exactly? adults over 18 in germany are now allowed to carry up to 25 grams of cannabis on them. th

here at all to international benjamin. great to see you. i mean, what a story this is because that blinking, blinking, flying straight over to china, turning up in beijing. and if the reports are to be believed, benjamin and we have your own foreign and defense industries. not exactly holding back when it comes to the criticism of washington, what is this trip all about, please a. so there are a lot of things going on. yeah, this is a set of things going on up up. i'll do it. so try to see this file and made it you significant into solve, trying to see what no, for the us ones to negotiate something else other than the south china sea, it always paid a solve the china sea card. uh well, this fine thing cuz uh featured a visit to china. summers is some sort of place damage control because hobbies earlier victory and producing 5 teachers sees a heavy pro to the us, the forces the us to just talk, find the like. that's a good point. there are, appreciate that benjamin. what about them? it's not just adversary's, but also us a

benjamin netanyahu —— benjamin netanyahu has a lot to do, trying to please all people at the same time party, as well as the families of the hostages, who are not impressed so far by the failure of the israeli government to get the hostages out. the last time we saw a mass release of hostages was in november. how was it done? was it military pressure? no. it was a mediated deal by the qatar east, and hostage families believe that is only or best way to get their loved ones out. that does not seem to be the view of prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who seems determined to press on with the operation. it is risky stuff because if you are going to be fighting to get the hostages out, there is a high chance those left alive could be caught up in the crossfire. . ~ alive could be caught up in the crossfire. ., ~ , ., ., ~ still to come on the world today — we talk exclusively to the belarussion opposition leader svetlana tikanovskaya about belarus — the war in ukraine and the prospects for change in europe's last dictatorship.want to take your poochies to the movies? want to take your pooc

thank benjamin didn't >> oh, right. benjamin didn't we? manor ? if you're if your country manor? if you're if you're significant other was was playing away. well, i do i would i do intend to marry for money so i probably wouldn't look for me. >> you know the idea of meeting derek and big linda in the back of a ford fiesta is not my idea of a ford fiesta is not my idea of a ford fiesta is not my idea of a happy relationship. >> okay ? >> okay? >> okay? >> keys in a bowl. >> keys in a bowl. >> that won't do it for me. >> that won't do it for me. >> is that not a. >> is that not a. >> it doesn't suit. it doesn't suit my personality. i really i, derek and linda have a country manor. >> i'm. >> i'm. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> it's done. well if it's a mercedes, maybe. >> but. look, you know that just wouldn't work for me. i think i'm probably a bit insecure for me, the idea of a relationship is about being able to have that complete commitment. it's that direct channel another direct to channel another person. that is why i value the hypothetical con

they're also not divided on this decision by a benjamin netanyahu. i me is ready to government to push on with times to go into rasa in southern gaza. on that is ro is rarely, society is pretty united, but when it comes to the government, the, the, the most right. when government in israel is history and its prime minister benjamin netanyahu, israelis are extraordinarily divided. you seeing more and more anger at the lack of progress on hostage negotiations. the fact that there's still more than a 100 hostages, not all of whom are alive, but more than a 100 hostages. more than a 130 hostages actually, still in concert that the government haven't been able to negotiate the release of is causing more and more anger among the population. now, netanyahu's government was already causing a huge divide in israel before october 7th. before this will begin, and we're starting to see the flames of those protests that we saw pretty much most of last year beginning again now and i think we'll see them continue. terry. the premises i know who, who has said electi

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reuters reporting benjamin - separate from iran.repelled together, we shall win. how much influence now do the other neighbouring nations in the region have on trying to de—escalate the situation especially in terms of putting pressure on israel? irate situation especially in terms of putting pressure on israel? we see iran find yourself— putting pressure on israel? we see iran find yourself somewhat - putting pressure on israel? we see | iran find yourself somewhat isolated now diplomatically, we know the jordanian government assisted by essentially shooting down any drones that were flying through its airspace, there was indication that certain arab states are named have supported the process here and the operation to prevent these strands and missiles from reaching their target destination so at this moment iran really find itself isolated regionally from its arab neighbours and potential allies so it is difficult to see iran having any better position and anything that would gain by continuing to escalate further. ., , ., , , fu

on his ride from it on the intended cri you as president joe biden spoke with, is riley prime mr. benjamin netanyahu bite and reaffirmed what he called americas. i'm glad commitment to this a good deal of his ride and announced plans to couldn't mean d 7 leaders protocol. the new to diploma corresponds into head on pro government data. audience took to the streets to celebrate the vehicle over strikes towards this friday. the slum example, those bidding guard clubs sees the overnight assault wasn't a response to a deadly added strike one and you don't need to go back to compiled in syria earlier this month, which could several of its most senior commanders, a don submission to the united nations route on social media, that it's a tech on his right can be deemed concluded up on his off course piece, right. and will react to this, that tact. but whatever they do are brave many the revolutionary guard will anticipate, will die. i do not think israel will have an answer to the attack if they respond. iran will definitely also respond to will take but to try and say is it's confrontation, but d

october 7th -- >> what about benjamin netanyahu -- what about benjamin netanyahu? what about him?ys looked upon hamas as nazis? >> you're talking about qatar or hamas? >> hamas. >> hamas. >> i think that everyone understands that hamas's charter is to destroy israel and by the way, not only israel -- >> so you've always known this. >> unfortunately yes. >> so let me ask you this question, and i can't get an answer, and maybe we're just not covering it in the press, maybe you can help me out. why did benjamin netanyahu send the head of mossad to doha three weeks before the worst attack on jews since the holocaust and told qatar to continue funding hamas? >> i think if anything october 7 shattered that concept, and it's my understanding -- >> but you just said you always knew they were nazis. i always knew they were nazis. i would never give. we were always angry that qatar funded hezbollah and hamas. i want to know why did benjamin netanyahu do that. let me ask you this, why did benjamin netanyahu and donald trump know in 2018 the sources of hamas's elicit funding and they still di

d and benjamin yeah, we've had a difficult relationship. how much strain is this war putting on us is really relations on top of the, of the relationship between both countries. strange indeed and patients is running out here in washington. also. it because president biden knows that he's losing a lot of voters, had of the presidential elections that are happening this year in this country. more and more petitions also from the democrats, from his party is speaking out in favor of conditioning a to israel. and they also know and it happened telling the winehouse that it words are not enough. the actions are actually needed in talking about actions. we just need to look it to geneva today. whether you enter human rights council approved this resolution calling on countries to stop selling weapons it to israel with 28 countries. voting in favor. 6 against and 13 extensions in the u. s. and germany, which account for the vast majority of israel's arms exploit both voted against. and that's exactly what many is saying that the us needs to do mo

speaking of this i strong warning from joe biden to benjamin netanyahu. do you think that that invasion will go ahead as benjamin netanyahu insisted it will? from everything we have seen, he will not be affected by what joe biden decides or does not decide. whether it happens it will be the decision of benjamin netanyahu alone and his war cabinet. i appreciate the fact thatjoe biden is sending stern warnings but up to this point it does not appearas to this point it does not appear as though this administration is willing to do anything significant to hold back the type of tactics that are being used by benjamin netanyahu. are being used by ben'amin netanyahufi are being used by ben'amin netan ahu. , ., ., netanyahu. there is a growing chorus now— netanyahu. there is a growing chorus now internationally, i chorus now internationally, several countries, the un we just heard from the first minister of scotland calling to suspend or end military aid to israel. what might that mean for israel? caroline is on foreign military aid —— how reliant is it and if she

president joe biden and israel's prime minister benjamin. last 90 minutes or so, they hung up to each other. we have some sense of what they talked about, a readout give some details of that conversation and the tone of the u.s. towards israel has raised a few eyebrows. he made clear, this is joe biden, the readout goes, israel needs to announce a series of specific, concrete, measurable steps to address civilian harm, humanitarian suffering, and the safe of aid workers. so we have heard from president biden -- we haven't heard from president mine himself but we have heard from secretary of state antony blinken. >> despite important steps israel has taken to allow access into gaza, the results on the ground are woefully insufficient and unacceptable. 100% of the population of gaza knows cute levels of food insecurity. 100% of the population is in need of humanitarian assistance. and those working heroically to provide that assistance are doing so at great peril to their own lives. >> the line coming from the u.s. is that if israel doesn't ch

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu speaking, there. international correspondent lyse doucet is in southern israel. as the israel gaza war reaches six months mark. it was here in the early hours on october the 7th that hamas gunmen from the gaza strip stormed into southern israel, killing 1200 people and kidnapping more than 250. israel called it its darkest day. at the end of the murderous assault, 1,200 israelis were dead, and over 250 had been taken hostage. the attack sparked what's become the deadliest and most destructive israel—gaza war. here in sderot, you can see on the horizon, gaza city. even today, we can see the smoke rising. israel carries out a campaign it says it will continue until hamas is destroyed. in the last few hours, we have heard from the israeli military. the israeli military says it has withdrawn more ground troops from the southern gaza. they are leaving only those who are to secure a corridor which now divides the strip. it comes after four months of fighting in the khan younis area. lieutenant colonel peter

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and rebecca, we know prime minister benjamin netanyahu and us president biden spoke by phone overnight. do we have further information about what was discussed on that call, or we have some limited information. we know that they spoke a several hours ago. now the call lost it for about 25 minutes. we here and in a statement afterwards, president biden said that he reiterated through the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the of us is iron clad support israel. so it is being reported sources close to the cool. let's have a reported as being reported in us mediator especially that you know, the president was very quick to say that the us did not want to participate or support any retaliation, particularly directly to iran. and it is being said that prime minister benjamin netanyahu, but allegedly understood what fighting was saying there though, of course it's impossible to so not that just a media reports at this stage. and now button has a and the u. s. has been repeatedly signaling that they don't want this to expand into a wider conflict. and that's certainly that the deterrence meas

up to now, he's been charging _ benjamin netanyahu does?n. _ benjamin netanyahu does? up to now, he's been charging on. there _ benjamin netanyahu does? up to now, he's been charging on. there are - benjamin netanyahu does? up to now, he's been charging on. there are a - he's been charging on. there are a lot of critics here in israel who say that his priority is to actually prolong the war, it's more important to him, they say, than bringing back israeli hostages, definitely much more important than preserving the lives of palestinian civilians, which is israel's obligation under international international law. that is all because they say that he wants to prolong the war to pull off the moment of reckoning, where he faces, among other things, calls for accountability in mistakes he made in the run—up to the october to seventh attacks, that allowed hamas to sense there was an opening for them. the really big lever that president biden has is weapons supplies. you have to temper everything the white house and the president has been saying

operations in gall, certainly bulky, polite, westbank, and could issue warrants for the rest of benjamin netanyahu, and other is ready, lead as pieces such a move would be outrages and set a dangerous precedent in the foreign minister. and since the country will not be the tubs, and will continue to fight the quotes, the prosecutor says, anybody who breaks the law will be held accountable. this rel, is not part of the i c c, and does not recognize as jurisdiction. yes, any warranty issues could put into officials at risk of being arrested in other countries. so what does this mean for netanyahu in this country will put that to our guest shortly before us. this report from the image in can, that is really officials say the international criminal court may issue arrest warrants for senior members of government employment as to benjamin netanyahu. may be on the list. charges could be imagined group crimes committed during israel's own. going on garza emergency meetings have a pool to deepen, held by the prime minister's office. under my leadership, israel will never accept any attempts by t

so are you not harking back, benjamin , to harking back, benjamin, to a 19705 harking back, benjamin,d as being miserable, dark, dingy and not fit for purpose? >> no, because the truth is, our train services are nationalised. they're just other nations . much they're just other nations. much of our train stock is owned by companies private companies in france, in germany, in italy and so it's the factors that we don't own our train services, but other countries do, which is a farcical set of affairs where the profit from our money that british people are putting into their trains is going into other countries networks. i think that's absurd. and i just make this point that we often talk about the tax burden, which is really high at the moment, and thatis really high at the moment, and that is seen as the obvious way to sort of how unfair the state is interacting with the individual. but the truth is that the cost of trains for anyone that commutes is an enormous tax on their daily lives of just getting to work and i think it's not good enough to just sit there and watch above inflatio

what is your assessment of benjamin netanyahu�*s intentions here. that benjamin netanyahu had been seeking to have a broader war with iran for two decades, and we know this is a time where he is embattled at home. what do you make of that? 0ver my career i�*ve worked with the prime minister and while the us and benjamin netanyahu have not always seen eye to eye i don�*t believe he is a person who actually seeks aggression. i think he is a cautious leader in fact and i also believe any plausible prime minister of israel today would be acting more or less the same as prime minister netanyahu is. first and foremost they have to account to the israeli people as to why the catastrophe of october the 7th happened and what they will do and our way to prevent it from happening again. that is what i think is guarding the political leadership today and i think they are going through enormous debates about what that means an entirely military approach the problem is not going to resolve it. they also have to take into account political and diplomatic equations

i spoke with the white house following the call this week with benjamin netanyahu. referred from the readout that this was a tough phone call. what i agree with the president on is that it is unacceptable for the number of deaths and the death of innocent civilians, not to mention the military and workers, angels. number one, now, a temporary cease-fire to get the hostages out. i called for a bilateral cease- fire february the 28th in order to get the hostages out and he military and aid in number two, what we know the president said, and i'm proud of him for doing it, is to benjamin netanyahu, enable your negotiators, your hostage negotiators to get the hostages out immediately. it baffles me, we've noted tomorrow will mark six months since this horrendous, grievous, grotesque attack. how is it that angela netanyahu has not been focused singularly on the release of the hostages questioning >> congresswoman, last question for you on this, speaking of the prime minister, a member of his war cabinet has called for early elections. a change in leadership what is needed

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benjamin radd from ucla.attack adding washington had been warned not to back israeli military action. the armed forces chief of staff major general told state television that are responsible be much larger than tonight's military action if israel retaliates against iran. he added that tehran warned washington any backing of israeli retaliation would in us bases being targeted. the commander of the islamic revolutionary guard salami warned iran would retaliate against any israeli attack on its interests, officials or citizens. another line that has emerged that iran sent a message to the us via switzerland again warning against any further israeli action. that is all coming out of the news agencies. 0bviously out of the news agencies. obviously we are updating all the details as fast as we can't but we just wanted to bring you up—to—date. but i earlier spoke to retired us marine colonel military analyst affairs brendan kearney, who told me what signal iran is sending with this attack. this is an extraordinaril

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