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they can't make benjamin _ agree with it. they can't make benjamin netanyahu - agree with it.with it. they can't make - benjamin netanyahu do what they want, can they? ida benjamin netanyahu do what they want. can they?— benjamin netanyahu do what they want, can they? no they can't, and he has made _ want, can they? no they can't, and he has made calibrations _ want, can they? no they can't, and he has made calibrations many - want, can they? no they can't, and l he has made calibrations many times over his career, but particularly strong since the war started back in october seven, that actually for his 0ctober seven, that actually for his base, which is on the hard right of the israeli politics, that define america can bring them some benefits, and a principal benefit it would be bringing is that his coalition remains intact. he has been quite clear, and his critics inside israel have said repeatedly that benjamin netanyahu has wanted to prolong the war and puts off the day of reckoning for him, which is, to start with the responsibility she bears as the prime minister and t

benjamin? >> those keep coming.y, has a written update on the us military what they are building and is there any danger to the us soldiers as a source retorts gaza? >> we understand this is now complete with the 320 million-dollar project slightly delayed due to weather on the tide but once it's in place us officials say 90 trucks of a day-to-day will be able to pick up supplies in the mediterranean coast and take it into gaza to help many palestinians there. benjamin? >> thank you very much. report from israel, we will see later. >>> joining us now is the florida senator rick scott. thank you we are happy to have you on today in the situation in god's eyes getting pretty harsh for the palestinians, bots, the big news this week is president biden's withholding weapons from israel. what message do you think this sends israel and what doesn't -- what message does this send to hamas? repped -- >> first it's a horrible message for israel. i met with the prime minister about six weeks ago and miss in the fence and idf.

netanyahu. older, already support benjamin netanyahu. it may, in fact, support the protest movement, who are antique benjamin netanyahu and anti the way that he's been conducting the school there against the way that he's been handling the hostage negotiations in a critical of the governments and not doing enough. and it may well both to that section of society, whether it has a bolstering or benjamin netanyahu is difficult to say. but i don't think that's particularly likely. okay, thanks. that's it. rebecca is the back of business in jersey. and we'll have coming from brussels on that's a very short in the course of this program. first i will bring smoke breaking news were concerning the u. k. 's high court, which is room. but we can't expand julian assault con, appeal against expedition to the united states. mr sanchez facing espionage strategies that but has been fighting an extradition order from the london prison self for 3 years. judges in london, aust, noise acton, for the us government to provide a sure says that mr. sanders wou

we'll see you next weekend benjamin: i'm benjamin hall and fort shannon bream. prepared suit with its military operation closer to the heavily populated southern gaza city despite tough words from president biden. ♪ >> if they go into rafah i am not supplying the weapons that have been used historically to deal with rafah. >> the white house will withhold key weapons of israel's threatened full scale ground invasion of rafah the move causing friction on both sides of the aisle. >> it puts israel national security at risk. this is insane very quickly see america pulling back, even in the slightest that is a message to hamas that we do not have to agree to a cease-fire. vowing to fight on. >> if israel has to stand alone, we will stand alone. >> this as a protest or rage on campus collides with commencement we will speak with porter republican senator rick scott, ranking member of the house armed services committee, democratic congressman adam smith. >> former president trump loses out on his push to lift a gag order in new york's hush money at trial. the prosecut

in being bullied and pushed around by benjamin netanyahu.- by benjamin netanyahu.njamin netanyahu. in the release of hostages, _ by benjamin netanyahu. in the release of hostages, what - by benjamin netanyahu. in the release of hostages, what did l release of hostages, what did these remarks means the progress of the release talks? it does look good, i'm not overly optimistic that a deal is going to get done, especially if you have hardliners within hamas and also within the israeli government to some would suggest have a vested interest in not making a deal and others speculation that benjamin netanyahu is going to try to keep the war going and old that donald trump wins the election and i might be a bit too cynical and at the end of the day, were talking about human beings that are being held hostage that are involved in this snitzer humanitarian part that i think we often neglect and gloss over.— that i think we often neglect and gloss over. and what will tell us where _ and gloss over. and what will tell us where this _ and gloss over. and what will tell us whe

h0. for benjamin netanyahu. no, because of— for benjamin netanyahu.ecause of it _ for benjamin netanyahu. no, because of it alters _ for benjamin netanyahu. iifr, because of it alters the trajectory of what he is trying to accomplish domestically then it begins to matter, and by that i mean he is susceptible to a very fragile coalition thatis to a very fragile coalition that is holding his power in place currently in the government, so that coalition fractures and waivers, that for him becomes a bigger liability than international pressure. we have already see him make statements with regards to the icc arrest warrant that were discussed and possibly issued that these events, these external pressures don't seem to sway his decision—making whatsoever. however, they do have an impact on members of his candidate who are wavering and pushing back against his decisions. and pushing back against his decisions-— decisions. israel has questioned - decisions. israel has questioned the - decisions. israel has - questioned the language of decisions. israel has _

benjamin: not that i know of. reporter: thank you. recent polls show donald trump and joe biden that connect. do you think the president of las vegas message -- the president's message is resonating with voters? dir. benjamin: i spent a great deal of time on the ground. this is a wonderful set of democracy, d.c., the heart of the republic, but getting out and listening to people and hearing the impact of president biden's and vice president harris's policies and for my opinion as to where everyday americans stand. i have had a chance to be in arizona, nevada, illinois, south carolina, georgia, new york, new mexico, illinois, michigan, wisconsin, georgia and listen to people talk about the impact of amazing things like criminal justice reform and social reforms. in fact, creating access to capital and creating economic opportunity leading to not just precipitously low unemployment rates, but the greatest increase in black on to businesses in 30 years. how we are not just talking about history like we are doing today with the browned an

name your benjamin that yahoo and you'll have good luck with defense minister. we have heard the from the opposition later. yeah. in the paid. he's called the call for these arrest warrants, a disaster. we've also heard from many guys, also a member of the opposition, but he is a member also of the is a war cabinet. he came in after october 7 off of the attacks and now he has slammed the decision as well. calling saying that israel is fighting one of the most just was full in modern history, following a reprehensible massacre perpetrated against it. he called it a crime of historic proportions. now that's their words that a area code from something the prime minister benjamin netanyahu said last month when we 1st heard that the i, c. c may be pursuing these arrest warrants. and he said, then, if the icpc sold arrest warrants, it would be a scandal of historic proportions. so that's likely something that we're going to hear across the board across the political spectrum, from, from all sides as i say. but across the political spectrum, certainly probably what we'

well, benjamin netanyahu has cabinets bind, i'll just data from israel. so mama junction is joining us now live from and i, we're learning any more about what benjamin netanyahu has been saying in that interview to rob. we have heard a few more portions of that interview that benjamin that's now okay. with dr. phil mcgraw, he mentioned nothing. yeah. who mentioned that there are 24 battalions in all associated with him. us in gaza that the israeli army has thus far been able to destroy 20 of those battalions, and that the 4 remaining battalions are in the off hand that that is why they are continuing to advance into the past so that they can destroy those battalions, destroy how much and achieve their war aims? nothing. yeah. who also mentioned that at some point there are going to be questions asked about the intelligence failures that lead to october 7th. and that that time will come. but that right now the focus needs to be on achieving the names of the war beyond that and nothing. yeah. who also mentioned that he believes that once the war is over, th

benjamin netanyahu trying together.ure on the americans and i think that has upset qatar a lot. that is the reason why we have this statement today, reviewing the role of mediation. statement today, reviewing the role of mediation-— of mediation. thank you very much. and 'ust of mediation. thank you very much. and just adding _ of mediation. thank you very much. and just adding the _ of mediation. thank you very much. and just adding the us _ of mediation. thank you very much. and just adding the us has - of mediation. thank you very much. and just adding the us has also - of mediation. thank you very much. l and just adding the us has also been putting pressure on qatar, according to reports for more calls on hamas for a ceasefire. that is the position that qatar does not want to be in. thank you very much will your time. authorities in brazil's southernmost state of rio grandee do sool, are warning that rising water levels are putting dams under strain and threatening the metropolis of porto allegre — as heavy rainfal

so benjamin netanyahu looking resolute.n his determination, his priorities, but he is facing growing criticism and more and more open challenges from people closer to him. this may not bring down the government, even if benny gantz leaves the coalition, but it leaves benjamin netanyahu increasingly isolated and potentially even more reliant on the extreme right wing voices in israeli politics. and dan, i also want to mention the fact that jake sullivan, president biden�*s national security adviser, has met with with saudi arabia's crown prince. could you tell us more about that meeting and those efforts by the us? yes. i think that is part of the us efforts to build a coalition of arab states that could potentially play a role in the future of rebuilding gaza. maybe something the israeli prime minister doesn't want to countenance at this stage, but he's ruled out working with the palestinian authority, which governs notionally at least the west bank. so what will the future role be for arab states, for the united states, fo

they already see benjamin netanyahu.pposed to free speech and democracy in israel then they will see this is another side but. —— if they already see him as someone opposed to free speech. this is a time of war, and just as there are many israelis against the way in which the what has been fought by the israeli government and military and the casualties, they are not necessarily against the fact of the war in the first place because what happened on october the 7th. thank ou ve happened on october the 7th. thank you very much- _ conditions continue to deteriorate in southern brazilfollowing massive flooding and landslides, with 70,000 residents forced from their homes. the government says at least 66 people have died and another 101 are missing. further rainfall is expected. brazil's president, lula da silva, is paying his second visit to the southern state of rio grande do sul in recent days, to witness first—hand the devastating week—long flooding and landslide. jon donnison reports. much of brazil's most southerly sta

alicia: speaker mike johnson said is really prime minister, benjamin netanyahu will speak to a jointongress though the date has not been formalized senator schumer has not yet agreed to the joint invitation many to present help are fiercely opposed to the prospective benjamin netanyahu address and senior congressional correspondent, has more. >> structures over the middle east war, terror the democratic party. democrats accused republicans of trying to exploit those divides of the work that is really prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. >> i would love to see benjamin netanyahu come over here and address congress and i would be interesting to hear what he has to say. >> house progressives object to him speaking to congress. >> is probably one of the most is everything set think that congress can do is to have benjamin netanyahu, i mean concerned you about that. >> was just unconscionable and somebody who is part parentallys crimes are about to be prosecuted by the icc why in the world would we invite him to address us. >> benjamin netanyahu address the congress in 2015 and the views a

so benjamin netanyahu looking resolute. in his determination, his priorities, but he is facing growing criticism and more and more open challenges from people closer to him. this may not bring down the government, even if benny gantz leaves the coalition, but it leaves benjamin netanyahu increasingly isolated and potentially even more reliant on the extreme right—wing voices in israeli politics. a 14—year—old boy has died and a 13—year—old boy is in a critical condition after getting into difficulty in the river tyne at 0vingham in northumberland on saturday. the boys went into the water near to 0vingham bridge yesterday afternoon and multiple emergency service crews were deployed to the scene. the parents of both boys are being supported by specially—trained officers. an inquiry into the uk's biggest health scandal will release its final report next week. more than 30,000 people in the uk were infected with hiv and hepatitis c after being given contaminated blood products by the national health service in the 19705, 80s an

the honorable stephen k benjamin and d andre benjamin. mr. allen. miss british a anderson and miss lisa walker. mr. ed meyer and miss amy ward meyer. the honorable veronica escobar and miss lisa escobar. dr. elizabeth's beer and dr. andrew spear. mr. everett kelly and miss liz kelly. the honorable cavalier johnson, mayor of milwaukee and miss dominique johnson. miss kimberly williams paisley and mr. brad paisley. >> i'm excited, it is great. it will be great. that's a good question. i'm going to start with american saturday night and then all bets are off. you never know. absolutely, good and bad. i think part of country music is dealing with it in a way that other formats don't, so it is great. have fun. >> mr. kendall martin. the honorable mr. smith and misses spears. the honorable gale smith and mr. mr. brad smith and ms. carolyn ann brown. shaw. we honorable mr. john bellinger and miss don belanger. the honorable benjamin cardin and miss cardin. the honorable william jefferson clinton, or the second president and the honorable hillary clinton, 6

this comes as the secretary of state holds more tools for these really 5 minutes and benjamin das and yahoo in jerusalem on to me blinking, adjust the medicine group, how much to accept the cx 5 proposal and exchange for the release of hospices. georgian lawmakers advanced a controversial part of the influence that no critic save restricts basic freedoms and could be val to basis folks of joining the. the i'm feel good. you're welcome to the program is rails. reopen the arrows border, crossing into northern garza, which had been closed since. how must is october 7th tenant attacks. arrows is the only crossing on the territories. no. agencies has been calling for its reopening for months to an out of the supply of desperately needed food and medicine. the hundreds of thousands of civilians at risk of family. reopening also follows us demands that as well do more to address causes humanitarian crisis and is ready. the spokesman said it was hope the arrows crossing would remain open. this is the 1st day reopen ever as crossing for a robust and continuous the route. for instance, a few mi

what's, what's in it for the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu and such. and these are those within the spa, right? government is that he, they say that the decisions are politically motivated and to save themselves when we talk about saving themselves. why is that? because prime minister benjamin netanyahu is facing a trial within his country. the 3 guys before he even got elected to become the prime minister, our prime minister through this coalition government. and also on top of that now with the speak of an arrest warrant, it could potentially mean some points, it would be taken further. so the concern, say all this is personal and politically motivated and the, when it comes to the interest of the families and those health concepts, they say they want an immediate end to the rule and that they feel that bad government isn't representing them and doesn't have the interest so how so some really quite remarkable things that we have watching on solid on the streets of tell us eve. now the police clearly moving in and trying to dispense this large group o

the prime minister benjamin netanyahu in israel is essentially running againstjoe biden.ster and he doesn't want to see early elections and people are disappointed in him and hold them responsible in the sense for them responsible in the sense for the failure of israeli defence is an october seven about the same time, 0ctober seven about the same time, they favour, broadly speaking the military approach that benjamin netanyahu has pursued and probably appreciate the fact that benjamin netanyahu is standing up to president biden and going forward with the rafah invasion regardless of the penalties that the united states intends to impose. 0ncejoe biden threatened to do this, there was no way he could not follow—up if he were defied by benjamin netanyahu which is more or less predictable and this going to be a problem between the united states and israel and i do not know for how long and how profoundly it will affect. so our how profoundly it will affect. so yourideas how profoundly it will affect. so your ideas that israel will go ahead with a full offensive on rafah desp

people have been detained across over 25 campuses in the us and recent weeks the w corresponded. benjamin elder as gruber was outside columbia is campus in new york police here in new york quote and of the area of the university. we see cars leaving the area, but we were there when police started doing arrest, also coming closer to columbia university. and also when this run with this emergency unit appeared, and then there's more than 20 law enforcement offices into this whole that was occupied by students early tuesday and police is still on the scene. the many police of the many, a unit and columbia university also send out a press release of to 9 pm, saying that they requested additional support and told a new york police department to go in a university and to arrest the students. we've seen at least 3 buses with a students that have been arrested and leaving the area, but we don't have a clear number yet of how many students were arrested in who's still on campus ground. let's remember that access was already denied to students into the fact that the stuff and only essential essenti

is that benjamin? that's me on the pages to launch a ground defensive and southern cause of whether or not so ceasefire has agreed that inside the gaza strip civilian casualties of mounting. israel strikes rough by one and a half 1000000 displaced, palestinians of sheltering the we'd begin in the united states. what supports has of israel of attacks, a peaceful palestine solidarity sitting at the university of california in los angeles. some waived as writing flags, as they attacked student demonstrations with sticks. the police are accused of standing by and failing to protect the encampment. it's the latest escalation in 2 weeks of demonstrations against israel is war and gaza, but have spread to universities across the country. of correspondent rob reynolds joins us now on the phone from los angeles. real perhaps you can remind us of what we have seen at b, u. c l, a campus over the past hour or 2 as well. what we've seen mariam is a of the really shocking and ugly a scene of violence as what appear

he had joined the government of arrival benjamin netanyahu as a show of eunice. he often how must here attack on these round 1 october 7 guns now says he will quits within 3 weeks unless the government makes a conch, makes concrete plans for a post war gossip is ready. soldiers of his lang, credible bravery on the front. some of the people who send them to backflow acting with the trout as close to a company. they tell me to come on the walk cabinet miss write down and try to find an action plan that will lead to the realization of 6 strategic objectives of national importance. i think by the 8th of july, she will tell me, what is the problem the benjamin netanyahu chooses to follow the zealots and to lead the nation into an abyss of a resign from the government shall will, if, even if benny cons actually did resign. well, the move would not trigger it for a selection. so what is he trying to achieve with this automation? that's the question i put to dw used correspondence in israel, tanya kramer, a lot of things he's trying to position himself to tell the in the

it works calling on benjamin netanyahu to resign. the saying that he is trying to prolong the war so that he can stay office longer than you had the grieving relatives of those captives that were killed in gaza. and also the captains that are still being held in gaza saying that the government needs to do more to secure the release. beyond that though, nets and yahoo also feeling the most amount of pressure, though, from the far right wing flank of his own governing coalition. i'm talking about far, right, we ministers like national security ministry. it's more than a year and finance minister bits of l smart rich who have 4 months now said that if nothing. yeah, who does not go full force into it off of that they will walk away from the government. that would collapse the coalition. that would mean that the government collab that would mean that there would be elections and that would most certainly mean that nothing. yeah. who would be out of power next. busy having thanks to that, i'm having to empty reporting there. and again, he

prosecutor of the international criminal court is seeking a rest waters for israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and his defense minister on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity engaged. the don't know about this and this is all just the live from. don't have also coming up . let me be clear, concert allegations against israel made by the and as a court of justice. what's happening is not genocide. reject us presidential bible box israel and calls to move by the i c. c. prosecutor outrageous. the go into the bloodshed and gaza is really forces attacking, besieged palestinians shop to now farmers and shelters. also had to run an honest as presidential elections for june 28th after president abraham of ice is killed and i had to call to crush the nearly $300.00 days of israel's water and gas. 35386 palestinians killed. now the chief prosecutor of the world's top criminal court, the international criminal court is seeking arrest wardens for israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and his defense minister of gallant, been accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity

but benjamin benjamin netanyahu has repeatedly said that he won't stop until her mazda is completely destroyed. he's resisted calls even from the us for a ceasefire. up to this point. what is changed to this ryan is also interesting that it's the president of the united states and not the prime minister of israel that presents this is riley proposal because just reason the israel said that it would not end the war and exchange it for the hostages. and looking into the reactions and looking what the office of the prime minister of israel also set uh to this proposal. and i quote that it would also enable israel to continue the war until all its objectives are a chief. and that, of course, sounds quite different to what president biden said when he mentioned that this is the time for this war to ends and called on these really need a ship to resist pressure from those in the israel who were pushing it for this war to go on and go on president biden with almost employees or at least to not miss the chance that for a c site. and it's not just this rarely to have resisted cold for a c say

of course that has been strongly rejected by the prime minister benjamin netanyahu himself. but i think a guns also is picking up a bit on the mood and is rather people asking 8 months into the war. where is this going uh, with the international pressure mounting. uh, what is happening in the last off of why are the hostages are north? why there is no progress in those talks to bring the remaining hostages that are being husband garza back home. and also in light of old region, those threats, it is still very much on the table, you know, a potential escalation in the north uh with uh, his blogs. so people, one to say are responsible government that is handling a, those are pass as well. tanya, separately to the us national security advisor jake sullivan, is holding talks with benjamin netanyahu here in israel on sunday. what can you tell us about this meeting as well? the national security advisor take sullivan is meeting as we understand with the prime minister, but also with his counterparts and the national security here. you'll see he's meeting with mr. guns. so he is in

get your coat and leave if that is the case, not you , benjamin, but the case, not you, benjamin, butthe younger disenfranchised generation , i disenfranchised generation, i think that's completely and utterly implausible. most young people aren't aren't disenfranchised. >> they aren't lazy. you know, this generation is getting higher grades, smokes less, dnnks higher grades, smokes less, drinks less, doesn't do drugs . drinks less, doesn't do drugs. it's the healthiest generation we've ever had. and you talk about them like they're all reprobates , we do as i say. just reprobates, we do as i say. just patronise you. there are 3 million under 25 who are economically inactive, but that's because we've got an economic situation where the opportunities and the security isn't there, that it once was. >> the security of a job, the security of a job is so much worse than it was for their parents generation. >> okay. right. we have to leave it there. we're i'm running out of time, unfortunately, but for all the best analysis and opinion on that story, it's really, really hot topic, isn't it?

on the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and the as riley government on israel, on the international stage. is that some, no doubt about that this week, particularly the pressure has been bouncing and we all seeing that it's having an effect on the government on representatives here on prime minister benjamin netanyahu. himself. we can see that in the way that everyone is responding both to the i. c seniors on monday and to today's decision, pretty much across the board. so, you know, a bipartisan responses to these announcements, particularly of course, the i, c, c. that was, you know, everyone on both sides of government were saying that that was an outrage. so pressure, definitely mounting. but when we look at how much that might have fixed benjamin netanyahu, who's, you know, decision of the way that he's planning this will going forward. i think we weren't see much change. we weren't see it or fact he is really fighting for his political survival. and that really means also continuing this war and gone. so that is something that he's been saying, but his government adamant that

jake sullivan meeting with benjamin netanyahu.irst and foremost, reiterating the us insistence that the military offensive around rafah remains restricted. the warning has been if israel steps up that military operations there, it will put even more palestinian lives at risk. we know already there are 800,000 palestinians who have fled that city in the last ten days or so, since israel's military moved in there. the consistent warning from there. the consistent warning from the us has been not to launch an all—out assault, that would put even more palestinians on the move and at risk. there are also calls for more aid to get into gaza, to feed palestinians in need of shelter and diplomatic aid. there are efforts going to try to pressure benjamin netanyahu into laying out some sort of plan as to what will happen next in gaza once the fighting is over. who will represent the palestinian people? who will coordinate the rebuilding of homes and infrastructure? who will represent them, speak for them infrastructure? who will represent t

the prime minister benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem. the secretary plain count has been urging thomas to accept a truce and exchange for the release of hostages. he also pressed mister nathan yahoo to increase a deliveries to gaza and repainted. us concerns about israel is proposed to ground invasion of the southern city of rafa. license the secretary of state's towards several sites in southern israel with defense minister you of galant, including the cam shalom border crossing to see what a trucks found for gaza. our inspected little speaking at israel. suppose of ashton, to me blinking thomas to agree the cx 5 deal quickly. israel has made very important the compromises in the proposal that, that it's on the table demonstrating its desire and willingness to get disagreements and get it done. now is we've been saying it's on us moss has to decide whether it will take this deal and actually advance the situation to the people that it purports to care about in gaza. there is no time for the late uh, there is no time for further haggling

prosecutor of the international criminal court is seeking arrest warranties for israel's prime minister. benjamin netanyahu and his defense minister on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity in guns intentionally causing death, starvation, injury, and suffering to the civilian population. including so very many women and children of criminal means to achieve military and political gods. the about the sending this out to 0 life from dell home also coming up the i c. c, prosecutor is also requesting warns for 3 senior, how much leaders for the troubles, 7th attack on israel, the no end to the lunch and gaza from north to south. is there any forces attacked embassies, palestinians tromped in their homes under shouts, view and security council meets on israel's whitening offensive and gaza southern city of an offer. more than 800000 people have fled in just 2 weeks. the day 227 of israel's water and gaza. 35386 palestinians have died. now the chief prosecutor of the world's top criminal court. the international criminal court is seeking arrest warrants for israel's prime minister benjamin

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probably one for benjamin.ght? benjamin well, as the heavyweight on the panel, i have no idea, no. >> you don't think it will? i think i think he'll do it. >> i think he'll win. >> i think he'll win. >> what's the name of the ukrainian fella? >> oleksandr usyk? >> oleksandr usyk? >> he's going to do very well. >> he's going to do very well. >> we had, duke mckenzie, former british world champion, on a show earlier today, and he said it's going to be very, very close. but he thinks usyk will stop fury in maybe round 7 or 8. >> it's a terrible shame, but i'm busy. i won't be able to watch it. >> will will the panel be watching it? >> what time is it on? about 11, 12:00. >> too late for me. i'll watch the clips later when they're posted. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. >> by the way, fury getting £116 million for this fight. regardless of how it ends . so he regardless of how it ends. so he could get sparked out in the first 30s he'd still go home £117 million to tune in. >> are . >> ar

prosecutor of the international criminal court seats or restaurants for israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. and his defense minister on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity in goss. intentionally causing death solve ation injury and suffering to the civilian population, including so very many women and children of criminal means to achieve military and political goals. v i. c. c prosecutor is also requesting warrants for 3 senior. i'm actually just for the october, the 7th to turn on the 11 o'clock. this is alex is here on line from the how old is that coming up? letting me be clear, concert allegations against israel made by the national court of justice. what's happening is not genocide. reject us. president joe biden backs is roland coles. the move by the icbc prosecutor outragious the new into the bloodshed in general is ready for the attack and proceeds, palestinians track to not have to show a nation in morning arrangements gather to pay their respects this funeral ceremonies get under way for president abraham. raising those killed in sundays helicopter the sa

that is not clear if it necessarily does until that, but if it is that there is no way i can see benjaminent agreeing to that, because they have settled everybody into the gaza strip for security reasons, they say, in the past to stop suicide bombers who have come through that border and blown themselves up at bus stations in tel aviv. but the people in gaza live in intolerable conditions, it has been called the biggest open—air prison in the world, and it is an unsustainable situation in the long term. . ~ . ~ unsustainable situation in the long term. . ~ ., , . ., term. frank, thank you very much for that. after that news broke and shortly after the israelis had rejected the agreement, the us department of state spokesperson matthew miller was happens next. here's what he had to say. ican i can confirm that hamas has issued a response. — i can confirm that hamas has issued a response, we are reviewing the response — a response, we are reviewing the response now to discussing it with our partners in the region. as you know, _ our partners in the region. as you know. our— our partners in

has announced it is seeking arrest warrants for israeli and hamas leaders including prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> charges of war crimes, and crimes against humanity. >> narrator: drawing on years of reporting... >> when hopelessness accumulates over decades. it's no longer just dangerous. it's catastrophic. >> he came out plain and simple and said there will not be a palestinian state. >> narrator: the lead-up to the hamas attack and the ongoing war. >> there's an israel before october 7th, and there is an israel after october 7th. >> they wanted this to happen so israel will react with force. the whole region is destabilized. >> narrator: now on frontline, netanyahu, america and the road to war in gaza. >> the next chapter in the gaza war could be the hardest one yet. >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for public broadcasting. additional support is provided by the abrams foundation, committed to excellence in journalism... park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical i

ken benjamin netanyahu stretched disrupt tools to end the war. this killed more than 34500 palestinians will explore this and other issues with all guests. and just a moment. the 1st this reports by katya lopez, hardy, i renewed, pushed to reach a ceasefire deal in gaza. you a secretary of state anthony blink and met with is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu calling for an agreement between israel and her mos. it's the message he emphasized earlier while i'm meeting with his really president isaac here. as long as we're trying to get this as far as the appraisal hostages all together now, and the only reason that that wouldn't be changed is because of the most critics say it's not that simple. israel has become launching airstrikes on rafa. and that's and yahoo was threatening to launch a full scale operation in the southern city with or without a ceasefire deal. i don't want, you can just leave a 5th wheel and to rest up because we have no other choice will destroy the how much battalions that we will complete all the objectives of the bo

aviv, where the relatieves where the relatives of the hostages are among those protesting against benjaminhu's government and demanding new elections. they are asking for more government action to release their loved ones. and in a further development — israeli war cabinet minister, benny gantz, is threatening to bring down prime minister benjamin netanyahu's government if he doesn't agree to a gaza six—point plan byjune the 8th. let's speak to paul adams injerusalem let's start first with the fourth hostage body. i’m let's start first with the fourth hostage body-— let's start first with the fourth hostage body. i'm afraid i don't have anything _ hostage body. i'm afraid i don't have anything more _ hostage body. i'm afraid i don't have anything more to - hostage body. i'm afraid i don't have anything more to tell- hostage body. i'm afraid i don't have anything more to tell you | hostage body. i'm afraid i don't - have anything more to tell you about the recovery and are you mentioned, he is the fourth of the full bodies as recovered yesterday including that of luke and there was a delay

an anti semitic haven't jump. dream has more details and we reiterate benjamin netanyahu. so let me find out, is there a from a party inside israel, which is why i'm haven't found this report from amman. enjoy outrage across the is really political spectrum of the announcement that international criminal court, cheap prosecutor cutting pond and seeking a rest warrant for his really prime minister. benjamin netanyahu is really defense minister you off the lot as well as 3 come us leaders, really? prime minister netanyahu declaring that he rejects with disgust the comparison between is real and how much here's more important than you know, have to say above suited emotion. could be sure that the, this absurd and deceitful warrant of the persecution in the hague is aimed at not certainly against israel as prime minister and defense minister, but against the entire states. it is right off. it is against the idea of soldiers who are fighting with the utmost bravery against the bile. murder was of a month who attacked us with ring dispute. tell us the on october 7th, the prosecu