benjamin netanyahu has benjamin neta nyahu has consistently benjamin netanyahu has consistently said there would be total victory, in his words, meaning the total destruction of hamas. but is that even possible to mock this is a movement which has run gaza since 2006. frankly, who support has actually increased in some parts because of the attacks by israel. with antony blinken, the outgoing us secretary of state, speaking at the atlanta council yesterday, saying that every hamas militant who has been killed as manage to recruit another strip the implication being that you can wipe out the leadership of hamas, you can wipe out hamas militants, but you can't destroy the ideology, especially when more than 116,000 people have been killed in gaza in the last 15 months and everyone has seen those truths deeds of sufferings in gaza. so israel has not achieved its aim of destroying hamas. that said, the incoming fire from gaza into israel is largely subsided. and, yes, the senior leadership of the group has been wiped out. going forward, the question is, whether hamas would play any part a

and benjamin netanyahu has been meeting with these ministers lucky. some are big beer and bits on it, smelt rich to try and warm them up to the idea of a ceasefire. but their comments have been pretty straightforward about where they stand. do some are ben beer is trying to get ventilated smart words with him to leave the government? if this deal comes to a vote within these really parliament, if it passes with benjamin netanyahu, has also been speaking with these really negotiating team that's in del, how is the longest they've been in doha. this is also the 1st time since august of 2024, but all 3 negotiators, the head of israel's massage, the head of israel should in bed. and the representative from these really military have been together for the negotiations. and they've been talking to net and y'all who constantly about the mandate that he gave them. but it's also worth mentioning that there were a lot of red lines previously in that mandate. it's still a little bit unclear exactly what netanyahu told them that they could have some wiggle room o

and del by central guys is ready. millage media reporting prime minister benjamin netanyahu has made his fund and some of the step is allow small intrigues. who's been opposing this? these 5 deal being negotiated in doha. really a who's rides, colleagues, security minister to my bank is a cold. the proposed sconces, say 5 plan, a disaster is kind of the deal that is taking shape is a surrender deal to how much, therefore, i call them my friends bets. a little smoked rich to join me and cooperate in working against the middle mike jewish empower party does not have the power of love to prevent the deal put together. it is possible that we can go to the prime minister and tell him that if he passes the deal, we will resign from the government. i stress that if we become more in the opposition, we will not bring down that on you. whose government, but joint cooperation is the only way to prevent the surrender deal. there's no terrible deal and to ensure that the deaths of hundreds of soldiers and those in vain. so here's a reminder of what is ready media have leaks of the potential cx,

benjamin netanyahu's government is a coalition one.ael getting to a conclusion will rest on the same details. but i do want to reiterate the number one priority here is getting the americans, state departments counting of october last year has seven. they should be home before the inauguration next week or that threat of all hell is still in the table. >> john: let me ask about the feel of an this because benjamin netanyahu stated over and over again that the israeli military operation had to continue until hamas was no longer in a position where it could rule gaza. but now the 11 left in place and antony blinken said the other day that hamas recruited as many militants as it lost during the war over the last 460 whatever days. so hamas is still very much a forest, even though david friedman says it has no future. >> that is the end goal in the best interest of the united states and the prevention of hamas coming back in any form of governance or power in gaza at the end of the fighting. we are at the final stages of it. this is the ha

them that there is a genuine willingness from us and that they do not want is toward the steel. benjamin netanyahu says that his role is also ready for a deal and he's even spoken to members of the far right. lucky some our bank veer and bits on is smart, rich who are known alter nationalists and staunch opposers of any sort of ceasefire deal smelt, or it's going so far to release a statement on mondays saying quotes now is the time to cleanse in occupied gaza. rather than engaging in any sort of deal, but none the less the detail would have emerged from the deal show that this would be a deal in 3 stages over a prolonged period of time. benjamin netanyahu had previously said that he wants to continue the war with the way the deal is laid out, would make that difficult for israel to continue to do so. however, there have still been protests in his role, both for and against the deal family, members of his really kept to say that now more than ever is the time to set foot as busy at all a man. okay, well let's look at some of those details that these ready media has leaks in terms of se s

but benjamin this and young pro long the war for his own personal and political game. and while all signs are pointing that we are at the finish line, these really prime minister's office is releasing statements, but they're not willing to give up on certain issues, including the philadelphia board door. and just to remind our viewers, this is this strategic cord, or israel talks about that is the southern border of garza, that has the flat border crossing along it. and it's also adjacent to the kind of a boost in, in crossing as well. so when it comes to this pressure on this and young shortly, he has wanted this deal. now because of the intensified pressure from the americans from the incoming president, donald trump. but just in the last several months, it was really the case every time we talked about a deal, b is really a good point to figure out how much, how much we point the finger at these really. it was a lot of back and forth up until this point, but make no mistake. after 467 days of war, the palestinian people are exhausted. these things they have gone thr

so there's a lot of turmoil within benjamin netanyahu. his own government, remember that the 1st and only cease fire deal that took place. you had members of his own coalition. lucky to me are ben beer who voted against it. and now you have finance minister based on it smote rich, who's been quite an outspoken opponent about any sort of ceasefire deal. and there was a large school of thought in israel, that is, benjamin netanyahu agrees to a deal that his government will collapse. so there were reports earlier in the day that nothing yahoo held a meeting with members of the far right, including small trips to try and warm him up to the idea of a ceasefire deal. but again, the far right has been against this for some time, saying that it would be a victory for him as saying that they would be rewarding the palestinian groups. but benjamin netanyahu nonetheless, still decided to send his negotiating team, still decided to give that mandate. and decided to let them stay another day in doha for these talks. so despite what the far right ones,

so, not with benjamin netanyahu. so, not down to — with benjamin netanyahu.blinken? no, i don't think— visits by antony blinken? no, i don't think so. _ visits by antony blinken? no, i don't think so. i _ visits by antony blinken? no, i don't think so. i think- visits by antony blinken? no, i don't think so. i think they i don't think so. i think they haven't made very much progress. we keep hearing the same thing, that they are on the brink of a ceasefire, and thenit the brink of a ceasefire, and then it has never happened. it becomes like the boy who cried wolf. if we look slightly more broadly at this in terms ofjoe biden's legacy. he is now in the last week of his presidency. obviously, one could see, were it not for the fact that all of these people involved in these talks are in or heading to doha, one could say that this is what jake sullivan, his national security advisor, which they are not briefing earlier, because they would want to put this on the best possible terms, that they are putting a deal on at the table that is there for the taking. t tab

he's been very hard in recent days on benjamin netanyahu. he posted a very harsh, uh, post to his social media platform truth social uh, a few days ago, which basically cursed uh benjamin netanyahu. uh, and there's a lot of other evidence that we could, that we could unpack. so he's driving this. that's the one thing that is different . you know, then all the other uh times we've, we've been at this point. so timing is critical here. we have of what was said from least 10 members of benjamin netanyahu. so coalition and israel, they've clearly opposed the deal. they've sent a letter to me. that's no underlying that concerns. they include familiar names, the finance minister, best law, smart trade ship, and could be a the, a countries the security, minnesota or both of these figures. all of these figures are vowed ultra nationalists, ult, resigned s. i mean, they have talked in the past about wanting to collins cause it to continue the war to potentially alex a cause we know how the old and that's when you all who is to bass support. how might

and benjamin netanyahu reported we is meeting with you some our band we're to night to try and gauge where he is on the idea of a ceasefire deal. it's worth mentioning that the 1st and only one that came to fruition back in november of 2023, been v or had voted against dominance. and y'all, who had a similar meeting with beth thought it smote rich on sunday. that didn't go well because smaller it's released the statement on monday saying that he's not going to back any sort of deal. he's going to vote against that same quote. but now is the time to occupy and cleanse gonzo rather than quote, giving him as a when by signing a deal. so there's been processing israel on both sides, people against the deal. and the family members of is really captive has been protesting for more than a year for deal. what extent. so honda has nothing y'all whose goals in garza being a cheese well, you could argue that none of those goals have been achieved to remind you there were 3 of them when his roles wore on gauze the started, the 1st was to return all of these really captives, the 2nd was to ensure

and the potential of benjamin netanyahu has coalition collapsing as part of this deal. thank you so much and we will come back to you as and when any further details renounced honda civic for us there and i'm on we're going to go to milan bouchard who is owned. is there a senior political unless he joins us from de la mullin? we understand that benjamin netanyahu is expected to speak potentially in the next hour or so. what do you expect to hear from him? so he's probably be preparing the roads and the public perception as well as the his base to the possibility of a deal. i think there's a lot of preparations to be made, especially because from the early signs it's clear that the government has talked on a number call, what it deemed to be important, strategic security, red lines, notably as a likes, for example, off uh, withdrawing from the philadelphia quarter door, or even at the end of the process from beach nits green uh uh, securities on its own back is ready to built. so clearly he's going to have to have, he's gonna have to do a lot of explaining a lot of justi

it's really benjamin netanyahu. and his government, you've never once signed up to any deal. in fact, this deal is identical to one last spring and all that at the summer that was put forward by the categories of the american step by and i said we were a weeks away from having a ceasefire. and netanyahu turned away from that. actually believe the reason we're here is simply because the president trump, i'm not, i'm not saying he's a friend to the potter's to me and people will know the united states as cool, little shops here. the head thing here is, tom said he wanted this done by the 20th of january, therefore it must be over by the 20th of january. and i think that was a message to benjamin netanyahu even just statements last week when he basically said all hell will break loose and gaza if you know this continues. well, that was lots of old people in gaza around even come off in the sense that got a he noticed a gas is already being level, you know, we'll know by some estimates that could be 300000 that and definitely it was 20000 children's dawsons have been bombed indis

here from operating in the country is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke to us president joe biden on sunday to inform him about the mandate that he had given these really negotiating team well, meeting with them in the cost of the capital over the next few days. these really negotiating team arrived there and is expected to stay for at least another day in order to hammer out the final details for a potential deal bite in stress. but now is the time for a ceasefire. even though the american president was stressing this for more than a year, but these really is have largely blamed him us for why this has failed. well, how much has pointed the finger at these railways? meanwhile, internally with it, israel, there's a lot of disagreement about a potential ceasefire deal. members of the far right have said that they would vote against it. and benjamin netanyahu even spoke to members of the far right, including finance minister bits, and it smelt rich to try to warm them up to the idea of a deal. but there was a large school of thought in israel that benjamin netanyahu has pr

actually, benjamin netanyahu has government 10 members of his coalition signed a letter saying that they would not sign off or vote for a cease fire deal. you have members of the far right. who said that they would not be part of it. reports indicate that benjamin netanyahu is going to be meeting with you some more ben beer tonight. that's the country's national security minister, unknown. ultra national is just like bits of small rich who is the country finance minister, who actually released the statement on monday saying the quotes now is the time to occupy and cleanse garza rather than engage in any sort of ceasefire deal. so while there is this opposition to the cease fire deal, there's also a political safety net for benjamin netanyahu, in that israel's political opposition have said that they would give nothing yahoo, the political safety that of joining the government if he didn't want his government to collapse if the far right chose to both the coalition, so there are a lot of moving parts here, but none the less to the is really analyst at this hour. say that netanyahu would s

benjamin neta nyahu politically? he benjamin netanyahu politically?threatened to withdraw over a ceasefire deal. how vulnerable would it he'll be to getting through parliament? how vulnerable could netanyahu be if he loses support those ministers?— if he loses support those ministers? , ., , . if he loses support those ministers? , . , ministers? they may ob'ect, but the will ministers? they may ob'ect, but they will not i ministers? they may ob'ect, but they will not withdraw. _ ministers? they may object, but they will not withdraw. the - they will not withdraw. the problem is that the deal is lengthy. they may step out of the government in future. because _ the government in future. because the deal has phases. we have _ because the deal has phases. we have 98— because the deal has phases. we have 98 people who were abducted. untilwe get have 98 people who were abducted. until we get all of them — abducted. until we get all of them back, the second phase will be — them back, the second phase will be the release of the soldiers who were objected. th

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but there was a large school of thought in israel that benjamin netanyahu has pro long to war and not agree to a deal because he does fear it could lead to a collapse of his government. but nonetheless, these talks are still ongoing. as mediators are now scrambling to get a deal of the central jersey to a man to let him know now avenue present. in joseph i own as holding consultations before nominating a prime minister. i can take a prime minister naji, even the coffee is seen as the from rhonda once the prime minister selected it is the job to form a new government, a process that could take some months. a 7 on has a unique power sharing system and was designed to balance power among the nation's different communities. the president who must be a more annoyed christian serves as head of state and commanded chief of the armed forces. the prime minister must be so neat, muslim, and runs the government with significant executive power. and then you have to speak a parliament who has to be a she must then who leads parliamentary debates as well as playing the role of political media to s

he says a deal is now in the hands of his very prime minister benjamin netanyahu. a i think i must have shown the sufficient flexibility. the, the, the, the demand response tests are coming out from the 0. nothing else still has to guide together. there's a government, he will be of course the will be very careful about not losing follow because some of his allies might leave the government as. so that's what the details about. it's not the listing as i've already said, but they want to say and they have practically agreed to disagreement. the question now is, well that is it and we will do what is necessity to make a disagreement implemented. and unplugged very important things here, we're talking about the 5th stage. there are still negotiations to take place above the 2nd and 3rd stage. and the big question here is whether or not they will continue to play games to continue with the after the periods will cease fire what we want for this. what is the end? and that does the ottoman would leave it as a and allow no spunk car and also to have an addition for the te

but there was a large school of thought in israel that benjamin netanyahu has pro long to war and not agree to a deal because he does fear it could lead to a collapse of his government. but nonetheless, these talks are still ongoing. as mediators are now scrambling to get a deal of the central jersey to a man 24 people have now died in wild, far as a ravaging, los angeles county emergency crews are getting no help from the weather as they continue to baffle 3 major blazes full costs as a warning that strong winds will continue until at least wednesday, with gusts of up to 120 kilometers per hour. at least 12000 buildings have been destroyed. over 100000 people are still on the evacuation with his father officials to a residence most prepared to be out of the it was for a few more days. this is a priority for the unified incident command. not only for the palisades fire, but also the eating fire. unfortunately, those conversations are not going to begin until the next predicted. red flag ends on wednesday. so please rest assured that 1st thing thursday, we will start talking about re p

steve with coff has met with prime minister benjamin. this now has diplomatic efforts ramp up to secure a ceasefire in gaza. that y'all is also sending a high level delegation to doha to join negotiations. i'm the sahu just following development storm on jordan. that is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has announced that he's sending a high level of delegation to the country, capital doha, to meet with mediators in hopes of securing a ceasefire deal. now this delegation will be made up of the head of israel's most sub, that's the extra no security agency machine, but the internal security agency and the representative from these really military . it's worth mentioning that the last time, all 3 of them were dispatched together for talks was the last year in august of 2024. but these really say that they still have heavy sticking points. even if there was a ceasefire deal that is achieved. they say that until they achieve all of the goals and objectives of the war, they're going to continue no matter how long the pause in the fight

honda, how positive i was ready, officials, especially benjamin netanyahu, about the possibility of a deal and how close it really could be right now. well tom, the word we usually hear among these really officials is cautious, optimism, meaning that they do think these talks are going in the right direction. but there still is a small level of doubt because there's a lot of my new show to be finalized and hammered. out what were previously read lines are no longer because these really is came to the negotiating table with a different framework. how may i said that they were open to a lot of different things just so they could conclude a ceasefire deal. we heard from several is really officials including the prime minister, but also the foreign minister who's on the diplomatic trip in italy who spoke to a group saying that israel's not just looking for a partial deal, but a gradual one, which would be with the framework that we're seeing now that's in several different phases over the course of many days. each one could last up to 42 days. so is really officials are signaling that it'

but there was a large school of thought in israel that benjamin netanyahu has pro long to war and not agree to a deal because he does fear it could lead to a collapse of his government. but nonetheless, these talks are still ongoing. as mediators are now scrambling to get a deal of the central jersey to a man is what he attacks have been continuing in southern lebanon. these 2 s strikes have been reported in a valley. he and the city of number 2 is rarely ministry confirmed that it was targeting areas north of the tiny river that a syrian border a balance is taking place despite a cease fire being in place since late november. that's ended fighting between has been on as well as in finding between product single 3rd 2 forces, non groups and janine refugee. kevin ok, pause. westbank who attends gun 5. was heard in the area. the fighting has continued since any last month. for us to know forties, cut off water and electricity is part of a crackdown. finances in the area. emergency crews in los angeles, all getting no help from the weather is a continued to baffle 3 major wall, 5 full co

i bought it and has spoken to is riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu on the progress of golf with sci fi tools and dough ha, ha. distress be immediate need for a ceasefire on the return fee is riley captive. it comes as the outgoing president pushes for a deal to stop the fighting before president elect donald trump for 10. so the white house, i'm the center, which is the latest for us from jordan capital in long because israel has bombed out deserve from a pricing in the country. this is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke to us president joe biden on sunday to inform him about the mandate that he had given these really negotiating team well, meeting with them in the cost of the capital over the next few days. these really negotiating team arrived there and is expected to stay for at least another day in order to hammer out the final details for a potential deal bite in stress. but now is the time for a ceasefire. even though the american president was dressing this for more than a year, but these really is have largely blamed him us for why this has failed. well, how

but there was a large school of thought in israel that benjamin netanyahu has pro long to war and not agree to a deal because he does fear it could lead to a collapse of his government. but nonetheless, these talks are still ongoing. as mediators are now scrambling to get a deal of the central jersey to a man to the death toll from the wall falls rubbish in. los angeles county has risen to 24 in the united states. officials warning the 5 could become was because winds a full cost to strengthen until wednesday. those who'd be in effect to the visiting of pop up the nation site to get both of food and clothes from volunteers for level reports now from acadia. yeah, the 8th and 5 it is the worst things in life that can bring out the best in humanity. the eat and fire is still burning up in the mountains above that lie. but down on the ground, it is left thousands in need that just trying to get 5 minutes fine minute meal buying meal from the old to the young. they all, don't they think? oh is here to donate my backpacks since i got a new one for christmas. i just wanted to be nice. um vo

but there was a large school of thought in israel that benjamin netanyahu has pro long to war and not agree to a deal because he does fear it could lead to a collapse of his government. but nonetheless, these talks are still ongoing. as mediators are now scrambling to get a deal of the central jersey to a man, this is done to 11 on now with the new president. joseph i wound is holding consultations before nominating a prime minister. the car and kate can't take a prime minister naji mccarthy's seem to be the front runner. and once the problem in assist selected, it's the job to full menu government to process that could take some months. 11 on has a unique power sharing system. it was designed to balance power among the nations different communities. the president who must be now or not christian serves is head of state and commander in chief of the on forces. the prime minister must be sending a muslim and runs the government with significant executive power. and then you have the speak of the parliament who has to be a she and less than. and he needs parliamentary debates as well as

overseas fund to benjamin missing? as stated views are quite like groucho. marx is opinions, you know, they are, those are his state of views. and if you don't like them, he has other ones. he is not a further dialogue. he doesn't necessarily believe in the continuation of the war. now is well known for having an ear for the public will in israel. and despite the majority of these early public disliking him and not trusting him, they support his policies. i think he has growing more sensitive to the fact that this war is no longer tenable for as early as not, of course, because of the pride of ballast. and it's because of its adverse effects on every aspect of life. and israel is one of the spiraling it's imploding. economically, the public sector is failing. investments are escaping smart. talented professionals are, these are leaving the country. i think mr. now understands that, and i think he understands that the expiration date is near. is there any physical comments? i can only go, but thank you for joining us. t

but there was a large school of thought in israel that benjamin netanyahu has pro long to war and not agree to a deal because he does fear it could lead to a collapse of his government. but nonetheless, these talks are still ongoing. as mediators are now scrambling to get a deal of the central jersey to a man the, the lifting of sanctions. again, siri as top's the agenda, meeting of european and our foreign ministers in south jersey as capital re add. european union is foreign policy. she says the bronx will meet at the end of the month through to discuss dropping sanctions and use harry and administration has been calling for their removals and special aside was i'll say the last month. so the radius for administer asks the international community to support economic stability in serious to the future of syria is the syrian internal matter. we confirmed that we will continue providing all these you might a terry and add at the moment kate and to achieve stability. construction paving the way for the proper environment for syrians to go back to that country. and lots of things will be

you as far as into a bi, misspoke, into israel's foreign minister, benjamin this year on the progress of guys a ceasefire. talks taking place in doha bite. and stress the need for an immediate cease fire and the return of these really kept is the call comes as bite and pushes for a deal to stop the fighting before president elect. donald trump returns to the white house in 8 days to sahu. it has more not from jordan's capital a month's so it's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke to us president joe biden on sunday to inform him about the mandate that he had given these really negotiating team well, meeting with them in the property capital over the next few days, these really negotiating team arrived there and is expected to stay for at least another day in order to hammer out the final details for a potential deal bite in stress. but now is the time for a ceasefire. even though the american president was dressing this for more than a year, but these really is have largely blamed him us for why this has failed. while how much has pointed the finger at these rallies. meanwhi

and the, i'll just see the honda sign was rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu is sending a high level delegation to dar ha to join negotiations. i am just reaching a ceasefire deal in gauze, a honda civic, joins us from amman, because this rattle has been they'll just arrow from uprising in the country. so under this a signal that is where it was actually intends on this these 5 deal and potentially real progresses actually being made here a whole specialist who spoken autonomously to is really media saying that there hasn't really been any serious progress since these talk started a few weeks ago, but nonetheless, prime minister benjamin netanyahu is sending this high level delegation that will include the head of israel's most on the head of the should bed and the negotiator for these really military. and it's worth mentioning that the last time, all 3 of these men went as a delegation for the negotiations was august of 2024. so it's been quite some time since the entire is really delegation was present at the table, but it comes on the same day that incoming us present in don

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it comes as president biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu held talks over the phone forhree months. for more on this let's speak to our middle east correspondent who is injerusalem for us. obviously negotiations have stalled numerous times so why optimism this time round? if is optimism this time round? it is uuite optimism this time round? it is quite hard _ optimism this time round? it is quite hard to — optimism this time round? if 3 quite hard to define exactly what's happening behind closed doors in qatar, in doha. but we are receiving positive signals it seems like from all parties. as you mentioned, the phone call between president biden and prime minister benjamin netanyahu last night is being seen as a positive development. israeli intelligence chiefs stayed in qatar over the weekend to continue negotiations there. again that is being seen as a positive development. we heard last night that prime minister benjamin netanyahu was meeting with some of his cabinet colleagues, ministers who are opposed to a deal, who want the war to continue and want in fact to reset

it comes as president biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu held talks over the phone forirst time in three months. our middle east correspondent emir nader is in jerusalem and gave the latest details on the ongoing ceasefire negotiations in qatar. it ceasefire negotiations in qatar. , ., ., qatar. it is quite hard to define exactly _ qatar. it is quite hard to define exactly what - qatar. it is quite hard to define exactly what is i define exactly what is happening behind closed doors in qatar, in doha. but we are receiving positive signals, it seems like, from all parties. as you mentioned, the phone call between president biden and prime minister benjamin netanyahu last night is being seen as a positive development. the israeli intelligence chiefs stayed in qatar over the weekend to continue the negotiations there and again that was being seen as a positive development. we heard last night that prime minister benjamin netanyahu was meeting with some of his cabinet colleagues, ministers who are opposed to a deal, who want the war to continue and want to infect resettle g

as you mentioned the phone between president biden and benjamin netanyahu last night has been seen asinue the negotiations and again that was seen as a positive development. and we heard last night that prime minister benjamin netanyahu was meeting with some of his cabinet colleagues, ministers who are opposed to deal and who want war to continue want to resettle gaza, we understand he was trying to persuade them not to resign from the government. it seems like he is doing the work politically inside israel in order to pave the way for a deal but we don�*t know exactly when it might come. obviously president biden�*s term finishes in a week and behind all of this there is this threat from incoming president trump that if some sort of a deal is not reached before he takes office then all hell will be unleashed so the momentum does seem to be heading in the right direction but it�*s hard to go through all the various briefings. in india, four hundred million pilgrims are expected to join the vast religious festival of kuum—buh may—luh, in which they bathe in the river ganges, believing

he's giving benjamin john benjamin franklin advice for how to get john dickenson on board, who is notoriously a holdout on independence. and he insists that britain can never be trusted. freedom isn't possible unless you have independence. and he he says, who cares? setting up the government, you got to get into it. get freedom first and then we'll worry about the government, which now is the best approach. but that was his approach in congress course in july 1776 will declare independence. but that point a month earlier in june 1776, he had been promoted major general in over the course of the revolutionary war. he's going to have a lot of highs and a lot of lows, have a high at saratoga, of course where he's going to oversee an absolutely crucial victory at saratoga, capturing army and others. debate over much credit. yates deserves for that, but i think he deserves some credit for it. and then few years later, he has a big low at that la camden, which really doesn't include end his military career, but ends and his commission as a as a battlefield commander least. and despite all that. he'

but the office of the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu swiftly denied the report.

we have not seen a update with benjamin netanyahu's office. may be that happening and directly communicated before biden announced that to the world. i have not seen communication from benjamin netanyahu's office. >> i have any there and getting the details hammered out, we all know those are the sticking points. this has been a grueling, exhausting and tedious for everybody trying to get this deal done. netanyahu is not going to see anything he doesn't have to say and we did not want to award them or leave a faction of them to come back. our borders are dangerous and this is existential threat by hamas' own words. i am anxious to see more from the prime minister's office something more definitive but as president biden was walking away saying you will get the details shortly, may be the two world powers are negotiating or at least getting onto paper so we all have the same understanding from the israeli side of this as well. >> sandra: shannon, appreciate you joining us such a thank you very much. >> john: new york congressman michael lawler

but there's no de benjamin netanyahu will be excited by the prospect of donald trump being in the white house. this relationship with him is much, much better than it is with biting. and of course, he'll be hoping that essentially donald trump will give them the green light to do . and the thing he wants in guys and doing the surrounding areas with thousands of people have rallied in san francisco in solidarity with palestinians in gaza. the just have insurance calling for an end to israels will they also demanding the united states stop selling weapons to israel by the ministrations provided israel with more than $18000000000.00 in military assistance during his war on gauze. a lot of protests is in the is rarely city of tel aviv brought to major highway in good by the government's failure to agree on a deal to end the board and gauze and bring home the remaining captives. police use force to disperse demonstrators and made several arrest us. before the ready. i must release the video. it says shows one of the captive speaking families of the campuses have accused prime minister benjam

and these really public has been protesting for more than a year against benjamin netanyahu, against whose government saying that they are neither capable, nor willing to get a deal more than 15 months since israel's war on guns began to send to the just need all of the media was and loved ones have attended the funeral of john list side. now hon. he was killed and is ready as strike on friday wall covering and is ready to attack on the news say read refugee camp. the us state department says it is deeply concerned by the unprecedented number of john and this killed in gaza. it says it continues to engage as well. on the importance of protecting done this. israel has killed more than 200 done this in gaza. that's more than any other conflict or yeah, and then then it is that i, you better if it is clear that the is where the occupation wants to target the gentlest party that exposes as a crime scene. while the occupation has utilized its media to say that they only target the resistance and the weapons, the palestinian generalists have exposed the truth to the world when he said that

he says international pressure is pushing benjamin s. now his government into a deal is look, see you now, is it on the and then will is a almost will for i would say and the feeling is that the there is no choice there. steinway has to go along with the because the national brush. oh no, to be more than the american president, there's the, it's 2 presidents now working. it's fine and then trying to get the pressure on the sides. and they, it looks very effective on our right when government id. so there is a big change here in the more it the, the boarding diggs and i'll talk and then also grow yet, because a is ways because of the censorship. also mostly what we're getting off work. we are a giving up all the way it goes. it's live, do it, and very soon a wall face 5 talks are underway, as well as escalating attacks on garza more than 50 people have been killed since don't. on monday, schools, hospitals and residential homes of all being targeted and attack on alcohol are in $1.50 left bodies guesses in the streets. several strikes tal

is there any prime minister benjamin netanyahu office says her mouse has yet to provide a list of captives? now let's get more on this from ali hash of who joins us here live on set out a good to speak to you. so this is the most movement we've had on these talks in mountains. we've got of the white house any days advise up breton, the gag in how reported lee will say hearing that the most such chief might be flying to day on monday. does this give cause for optimism? what does it kind of up to move in? but it's limited to this point, what has, how math has accepted, and it's really list of 34 captives to release. know how this is going to be seen by these readies? is it going to be seen as a compromise that deserves an appropriate price? this is what mass is thinking back in front of this, there should be an appropriate price. what's the appropriate price? it could be in a feminine ceased by the end of the $3.00 stages. all also withdrawal, one from gaza is ready withdrawing from guys. these are the gaps that austin says at this moment that needs to be needs to be breached. and probably w

and these rarely public has been protesting for more than a year, against benjamin netanyahu, against whose government saying that they are neither capable, nor willing to get a deal more than 15 months since israel's war on guns began to send to the just need of a man so don's government says it's army has liberated the strategic city of watch badani, south of the capital cartoon government spokesperson says soldiers are now advancing degree of pockets of the military rapids. the fort forces. the head of the safe has responded to the dispute saying, cold, we have lost around but have not lost the battle. mcdonny is a capital of jersey or state and has been under the control of the i assess since december 2023. he but morgan has more from talk to all the sudden these armies game of what am i the need, the capital of data states comes of the back of advances from the army from various access to words, the capital of data over the past few days. now we've been seeing the army taken over villages in the south and south east port parts uh, south east, some parts off, and just either staye