and benjamin netanyahu. benjamin netanyahu is the real deal, he is a great statesman.of the greatest states men we've had, and hopefully israel is put him back in office, where he can protect that country and the world from the iranians. i pray in our cun reason country in midterms and 2024 we'll be able to do the same thing, now is time for great men, wim, states men and leaders to step up and to win. and to lead our country. for the rest of the world, so we can survive, i strongly encourage you to get benjamin netanyahu's book, "bibi my story," a fantastic book. and i will see you next time on "life, liberty and levin ." >> good evening everyone. welcome to "the next revolution". this is the home of positive populism , pro-worker, pro-family, pro-community, and especially pro-america. here we go again. self-righteous sanctimonious democrats with their and was lectures about diversity and equity and inclusion but racist at the drop of a hat program challenge the climate your racist.

benjamin netanyahu: yes.nk they can live a life of dignity and a life of freedom, but security under any peace agreement will remain in our hands, because, if not, you will see iran overtaking them and threatening us. and that won't be good for peace, and it won't be good for former prime minister any of us. judy: former prime minister benjamin netanyahu, thank you very much. benjamin netanyahu: thank you, judy. good talking to you. thank you. ♪ judy: whether on stage or in front of a canvas, multidisciplinary artist patrick dougher sees the importance of celebrating the world around him. dougher, who was found through the brief but spectacular open call, tonight offers his take on his native brooklyn, art, and art magic, as part of our arts and culture series, canvas. >> i was born and raised in brooklyn. i still live here. i can't imagine living anywhere else. to me, nothing compares to the spirit, the soul, the diversity, the creativity. brooklyn is just -- we used to say it's the planet, and it still feel

they'll decide whether to return controversial former prime minister benjamin netanyahu to power. corruption trial right now is netanyahu. hadas gold live for us. what are netanyahu's prospects? >> reporter: you remember the movie groundhog day. we're in the cycles once again, fifth elections in just over three years. but just like in the previous four elections, much of the question for voters is whether they're for bb netanyahu or against bb netanyahu. the polls are showing that no bloc, either the netanyahu bloc or anti-netanyahu bloc have a clear majority. the 61 power they need in the 120 seat parliament in order to have power. however, though, in the last few days the opinion polls do show that the pronetanyahu block are closer to that number, they have 60. some are showing he has 61. but it's very much razor thin margin whether he'll be able to push it through. that's why benjamin netanyahu has been campaigning in his stronghold cities to get every last single vote out there. while this is the fifth election in just over three years, there are a few differences. the main dif

i want to tell benjamin netanyahu that i love him with the help of god. he'll be the prime minister. if we are in the parliament, it'll be a full right wing government. 70 percent of israel is now described themselves as right winged, a trend that is traced back to the 2nd intifada, or palestinian uprising that began in 2000. that was a landmark moment for the middle ground in israel began to despair of the prospects of making peace with the palestinians. now there was this onslaught of suicide bombings 20 years ago, and nothing really has changed in the israeli mindset. that would push them back towards the center or the center left. israel has become more more right wing, and the right wing is becoming more and more of a forward. if benjamin netanyahu gets the chance to form israel's next government and then it will be he who decides if the far right will get its 1st taste of power . now if the far right gets into government, he wants to allow parliament to overturn supreme court rulings chipping away at judicial independence and it wants to another law

you know, forces like itamar ben—gvir and his partner, bezalel smotrich, led by benjamin netanyahu, whotion ads warn that netanyahu needs the far right�*s backing as he tries to swear of corruption charges which he denies. the incumbents say they are tough on security, and then spiralling violence this year. in the occupied west bank, the army is still blocking roads from nablus over palestinian gun attacks. it is a slow road and palestinians call this collective punishment. their opponents call them pyro maniacs, as they portray themselves as patriots. israel's race to break its election deadlock sees a battle of how far the far right will reach. tom bateman, bbc news, jerusalem. in sport, wales are out of the women's rugby union world cup at the quarter final stage — after being thrashed 55—3 by the hosts, and reigning champions, new zealand. england will play australia for a place in the semifinals overnight. jo currie has been watching. the other side of the world up against the defending champions in their back yard for a place in the semi—finals, wales women would need all the sup

is benjamin netanyahu looking at a come back at karen pulls actually give netanyahu's li could. and its coalition just about the largest part. empower but not perhaps with enough seats to form a government. so any thing that makes the current prime minister look good and tough on security is not going to do him any harm. yeah, bernard, that's the key point, isn't it? because yellow p m, the, the current prime minister, the caretaker, prime minister, and doesn't have the level of military experience that i previous prime minister might have been able to lay claim to. and as you say, this is crucial for him, isn't it? because it is an opportunity one would imagine for him to show some degree of strength when it comes to something like this. i had of those elections that you're talking about while israeli society remains as divided as ever on the elections. this election like the previous 4 is essentially about benjamin netanyahu, whether you like him or half of israelis really like him, the other half, low them as much as the others. like him, he has been angling to get back in po

and just for years and the ballot looks fairly familiar to former prime minister benjamin netanyahu is looking to replace her in premiere dyer le, pete, and challenger liens in the polls. but might have to rely on the far right to propel him to victory. ah, the seasons may change, but the question for israeli voters remains the same device that former prime minister benjamin bb. netanyahu is vying for a return to power campaigning across the country in his now in famous bulletproof b, b bus. don't bomb his time, no one stays home. everyone should go and vote recruit. and just to know his main opponent, yet yellow, pete israel's current caretaker, prime minister and head of the centrist dish. a tea party le pete took over as prime minister after his 8 party coalition. government collapsed in june. you ought alias, the vice hutch on, in this selection. and so there's one thing we need to know about. deliveries are coming that it's close. she, she'll house you but they, she, she, you watch tv like i do. but we know how to turn around a tie, selection, what model? tight elections. i dish i

and paula which and benjamin netanyahu likely emerge with a majority back in office for the 1st time, the cabinet ministers drawn from his rails far right. jewish national burnett's me, i'll g 0 sir in government is being accused of burning human remains to destroy evidence of potential war crimes and investigation by the syria. justice and accountability center found that bashar last ads government systematically covered up torture and summary executions. examined dozens of photos and videos. some recorded by syrian government forces themselves during an incident 2012. a show bodies being mutilated in the recording soldiers can be seen. dowsing victims faces and hands with petrol to ensure they cannot be identified and then kicked into a mass grave and set on fire. mohammed al abdullah is the executive director of the syria justice and accountability centers. he says he needs the public's help to father in the investigation. we have 2 senior officials that appears and these operations that we did not manage to then defy. we're asking the public to help us identify those 2 people, one

it feels like it's another kind of a random on the former, a long term prime minister benjamin netanyahu is now the opposition leader, and he wants to return to power again. now he can do so, i mean nothing in israel is where the legislation prevents him from running again as the head of the li could. although he is facing corruption charges, he has to fight for his innocence in court. now we should not forget, he has still a very large space and he could, his party is usually the largest party. it also is predicted in the polls up to the election are now as again the largest already. and you know, i talked to some of his supporters also now on the campaign trail, they always say huck b b, that means only bb and only he can actually provide the safety of the security or for it's for israel citizens. that's a dare take. but of course, it runs against pull in advance along political lines. you have those who are supporting him and who want him to return to power and those who say no, because just he is sitting in court basically. or he cannot run the country again. and does her really horr

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former prime minister benjamin netanyahu, or bibi, rallies his own base.ost coalition numbers for a return to power. this veteran observer of israeli politics thinks it's a fateful moment. it's a question of, what type of democracy and what type of country does it want to have? on the one hand, you have forces like itamar ben—gvir and his partner, bezalel smotrich, led by benjamin netanyahu, who want to change the type of democracy that we have in the state of israel, want to take us potentially into a dark moment. the current coalition�*s election ads warns that netanyahu needs the far—right�*s backing, as he tries to swerve corruption charges, which he denies. the incumbents say they're tough on security, amid spiralling violence this year. the policies affect the many. in the occupied west bank, the army is still blocking roads from nablus over palestinian gun attacks, after a soldier was shot dead over a fortnight ago. it is a slow road, and palestinians call this collective punishment. back at the rally, ben—gvir�*s fans think only his party can keep

and benjamin netanyahu, the likely emerge with a majority back in august. and for the 1st time, the cabinet ministers drawn from his rails far right jewish national burnett's al jazeera long well, lebanon's president michelle allen has left his official residence a day early. his mandate is set and at midnight on monday, the 89 year old deed, as tanya has seen, a financial meltdown and the bearing port explosion. parliament has so far been unable to agree on a successor ali how some reports on the departing president's legacy. ah, they were 6 critical years that saw lebanon nearly descend into a fade state. resident, michelle allen's tenure has come to an end. but his promising to continue the fight against corruption within what he describes as the ruling establishment of the luxury merely. it was like a fellow, the biggest financial crime committed in the world using your own money. we could have cut the losses by using capital controls to prevent money smuggling on something that still hasn't happened and why they're challenging us. is it because they're

and benjamin netanyahu likely emerge with a majority back there. not just for the 1st time, the cabinet ministers drawn from his rails fall right jewish national. wow. wow. bernard smith, i'll g 0 with just about 3 weeks now to the wild cup. argentina fans are hoping that line or messy can lift the trophy to emulate the late diego merit donna since his death 2 years ago. many tributes have been paid to the man who lifted the trophy back 1986 among them is mural on a plane painted by maximilian glasgow. the artist has painted many more portrait.

and benjamin netanyahu, the unlikely emerge with a majority back in august. for the 1st time, the cabinet ministers drawn from his rails far right jewish national. wow. wow. bernard smith, al jazeera law. the syrian government is being accused of burning human remains to destroy evidence of potential war crimes and investigation by the syria, justice and accountability center. fun boshamp l. assad government systematically covered up torture and summary executions. examined dozens of photos and videos. some recorded by city and government forces themselves during an incident in 2012. but your bodies being mutilated in the recording soldiers can be seen, does in victims, faces and hands with petrol to ensure that can't be identified, but then kicked into a mass grave and sat on file. the city of justice and accountability center concludes that cillian military intelligence at a state ordered practice of hiding crimes perpetrated against civilians. the theatre is typically a place where people can escape the realities of everyday life, but that's much harder to

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prime minister benjamin netanyahu. first i wish you a happy birthday.it might be your birthday. >> yes, it is. it's good to celebrate it with you. you have been a great friend of mine and a great friend of israel. a pleasure to be with you, sean. >> sean: you have a family history of nothing but real service to your country. you were in the elite fighting forces. you lost your brother in a raid. then the longest serving prime minister in history. i am hopeful you get that position back in the upcoming elections. talk about your family a little bit. >> well, my father was a greatest historian and he taught me unless the jewish people defend their state we could suffer from the horrors of the howl cast. holocaust. i described in my book my journey as a diplomat and the prime minister of israel. i revealed some of the things of my military service. i led many secret operations behind enemy lines. i was shot at rescuing a hijacked airplane. we liberated hostages. i nearly drowned in the suez canal and nearly bitten by a scorpion. you survived and so did all

i want to tell benjamin netanyahu that i love with the help of god. he'll be the prime minister. if we are in the parliament, it'll be a full right wing government. 70 percent of israel is now described themselves as right wing, a trend that is traced back to the 2nd intifada, or palestinian uprising that began in 2000. that was a landmark moments of the middle ground. israel began to despair of the prospects of making peace with the palestinians. now there was this onslaught of suicide bombings, 20 years ago, and nothing really has changed in the israeli mindset. that would push them back towards the center or the center left. israel has become more and more right wing and the right wing is becoming more more of a forest. if benjamin netanyahu gets the chance to form israel's next government and then it will be he who decides if the far right will get its 1st taste of power . now if the far right gets into government, he wants to allow parliament to overturn supreme court rulings chipping away at judicial independence. and it wants to another law on breach of trust and isa judic

and benjamin netanyahu likely emerge with a majority back in office. for the 1st time, the cabinet ministers drawn from his rails fall right jewish national. wow. wow, burnett's me, i'll g 0 al jazeera, algeria will host the arab leagues annual summit on tuesday. that's the 1st time since the pandemic for state suspension, 3 years ago, gathering has been held against the backdrop of a deeply polarized region which has been economically and politically impacted by the war. in ukraine said, a 100 reports from algiers. it's a region plague by political conflict and economic crises. the international monetary fund says, 141000000 people in arab countries are hungry. and at nearly 30 percent, they have the world's highest levels of youth unemployment. the region also faces the humanitarian crisis. internal conflicts have created the largest number of refugees and displaced people in the world. while suffering acutely from climate change. temperatures have soared and water is scarce. against this backdrop, the arab leaders will be meeting in the algerian cap

benjamin netanyahu. he's out with a new memoir. "bibi, my story." ryan has slow moving drones meant to destroy objects and terrorize cities. what do you think about their effectiveness? >> they are deadly, they are lethal weapons and they are being used in a way they shouldn't be used in, to attack civilians. those who advocate a nuclear deal with iran, are getting a taste what's in store. the brave men and women of iran are going into the streets against these goons of this islamist terrorist state. and they are facing up to them. you are going to give the ayatollah a deal so they can make hundreds more of these deadly drones to attack americans and others? brian: this uprising led by women, by the way, is it the biggest threat to the regime yet? >> i think so. it's time everyone takes a stand against iran. when i put videos out to the iranian people i got an enormous amount of responses with names and addresses. i said these people are risking their lives. they are. they are bent on having freedom. i think you see that now. will it help in the end

judy: former prime minister benjamin netanyahu, thank you very much. pm netanyahu: thank you, judy.ing to you. ♪ judy: whether on stage or in front of a canvas, multidisciplinary artist patrick dougher sees the importance of celebrating the world around him. dougher, who was found through thbrief but spectacular "open call" tonight offers his take on his native brooklyn, art, and magic, as part of our arts and culture series, canvas. patrick: i was born and raised in brooklyn. i still live here. i can't imagine living anywhere else. to me, nothing compares to the spirit, the soul, the diversity, the creativity. brooklyn is just, you know, we used to say it's the planet and it still feels like that to me. coming of age in new york and in brooklyn and particularly from a dysfunctional, financially disadvantaged family, it was tough. but it was also incredibly vibrant. punk rock was happening, hip hop was just happening, graffiti was becoming accepted. i grew up walking distance from the brooklyn museum. i had a great love for art and a great interest in art as a kid. and i had enough

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then benjamin netanyahu, the likely emerge with a majority back in august. for the 1st time, the cabinet ministers drawn from his rails far right. jewish national. wow. wow. burnett's me al jazeera, long as margarine goes ready for his legislative elections next month. is being accused of using his laws to crack down on the opposition or report by human rights watch says the government uses a special law to target and silence critics banning them from office also targeted our activists in human rights defenders. they're often denied at so called good conduct certificates, which are needed to get a job or apply for university or even join a sport. a social club, the crackdown gain momentum, and the aftermath of the 2011 anti government protests which saw mass arrests and prosecutions. the measures, according to the report, are having a significant impact on the country, offering a culture of fear among it's nearly 2000000 people. a joy, she is a middle east and north africa research with human rights. what she's joining us now from java. a good to have you wi

their commission, their cars, and they're gonna use it to get war rockets, hulma prime minister benjamin netanyahu has voice similar criticism, calling the deal and historic surrender to his bella, and that could spell disaster for its future with poles, neck and neck in a general election just weeks away. netanyahu has promised to cancel the deal if he returns to power. now the british actress angela lansbury has died at the age of 90. 6 lansbury correspond 8 decades across film theater, and television. she earned the spotlight for her performance is in broadway musicals. she became a household name in the crime drama series. not as she wrote, hollywood says good bye to acting legend angela lens ferry. she, her mother, ang, siblings. settled in tinsel town shortly after fleeing german bombings on london during world war 2. lands buried. the daughter belfast born actress morning mcgill quickly plays a career of her own. thank you nancy. and to work on you tunes again to not she and academy award nominations. i supported actress for 2 of her for is 3 fell gas light in 1945. the picture of dorian gr

commission, they're caught and they're gonna use it to get war rockets, hulma prime minister benjamin netanyahu has, with similar criticism, calling the deal and historic surrender to has ballard. and that could spell disaster for its future with poles, neck and neck in a general election just weeks away. netanyahu has promised to cancel the deal if he returns to power. human rights groups are increasingly alarmed by iran's great down on its western kurdistan region. protests are spreading over the death of gina, martha armine. the young kurdish woman was detained by the so called morality police for allegedly breaking a rance strict islamic dress code. right, police are fired on demonstrators in the provincial capital, santander, human rights group say at least 7 people have been killed in recent days. this video appears to be showing security forces on murder rocks clashing with protests . and with report suggesting that iran is moving more security forces toward the region we spoke to cameron matching from the university of sussex in england. he's been following the protest closely and told

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5th general election in 4 years and the ballot looks fairly familiar to former prime minister benjamin netanyahu is looking to replace current premier lawyer repeat the seasons may change, but the question for israeli voters remains the same device at former prime minister benjamin bb. netanyahu is vying for a return to power campaigning across the country in his no and famous bulletproof p . p bus. don't bomb his time. no one stays home. everyone should go and vote recruit. and just to meet with his main opponent, yet your la pete is most current, caretaker, prime minister and head of the centrist dish, a tea party la pete took over as prime minister after his 8 party coalition. government collapsed in june. you ought alias, the vice hutch on, in this selection. and so there's one thing we need to know about. delivery zip codes that it's close. she, she'll help you with this. so she, you watch tv like i do. but we know how to turn around a, ty selection, who walks moodle tight elections. i dish i v for israelis who have voted 4 times in as many years and the good in its eloquence will win. loui

commission, they're caught and they're gonna use it to get war rockets, hulma prime minister benjamin netanyahu has voice, similar criticism, calling the deal, and historic surrender to his bella. and that could spell disaster for its future with poles, neck and neck, in a general election just weeks away. netanyahu has promised to cancel the deal if he returns to power. you are watching d, they'll be news from berlin coming up. next we've got a documentary for you looking at climate change. how was worsening, destructive flooding in bangladesh? i'm terry martin. thanks for watching. i have been the 2nd. i have been visa because we tried to to show 3 of face mafia all over the world. environmentalists are in danger.

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that issue is what will happen with benjamin netanyahu? a lot of parties in the israeli parliament that refused to sit with him. nurit: those include longtime opponents and longtime alls. for them, netanyahu has overstayed his welcome, refusing to step down while facing charges of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust. when polls open tomorrow just one question will matter, how much do israelis care? for a public drive to the voting booth again and again, the answer might be not much. what a lot is at stake. . the question is, will they use it? ♪ judy: it's been a month since hurricane ian made landfall in florida, the deadliest hurricane to strike the u.s. since hurricane katrina in 2005. as clean-up efforts in the state continue, the hardest hit communities are still reeling. william brangham is just back from florida, and has more on the recovery and rebuilding efforts, and what is still most needed. william: judy, hurricane ian killed at least 119 people in florida, and it is poised to be one of the costliest storms the u.s. has ever seen

but of course, and jewish people like benjamin netanyahu, will be welcomed into heaven right after theyto christiane, italy according to the evangelical prophesy that netanyahu is referring to, which most christians absolutely do not believe, and most christians have never even heard of that. joining us now is jennifer reuben, washington post opinion columnist and political analyst, also with us norm horns, dean of the americas color of the american enterprise institute. jeffrey reuben, you've written eloquently and beautifully about this today. what is your reaction to what donald trump had to say? well >> well, as you showed as you showed in that in that screenshot, screenshot, what he said was something very what he said was something very peculiar, peculiar, which was we had better, which is meaning american -- meaning american jews, had better jews we had better appreciate appreciate israel israel before it's too late. before it is too late. is that is that a threat? a threat? is is that that an an invitation to invitation to leave? leave what i do. what i know is do know is it's i

. >> yesterday i spoke with the prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu talking about the administrationsdeal. here again were looking at this administration strengthen the hands of dictators, we have people on the street and i ran chanting death to the supreme leader and yet were still pursuing iran nuclear deal that will strengthen the hands of the dictators in iran here's what benjamin netanyahu said yesterday. >> you can't trust iran on any deal because they lie, do we want the ayatollahs who chant death to israel, death to america, they have the memes to deliver nuclear warheads every city of the united states, note the nuclear deal does not stop facilitates it. the only policy that will work against iran and other nations to arm themselves with nuclear weapons is a combination of crippling sanctions and a credible military option, that's only thing that could work and i hope the united states comes back to this policy. >> colonel what are your thoughts, there are still concerns that there, because the drones made by ran that have been used by russia and ukraine clearly the iranians

in a very intense election campaign at the moment, and part of the way he is competing with benjamin netanyahu is on the diplomacy front, who will be the stronger leader, who will be able to help israel further its diplomatic goals and relations with the rest of the world, so this is going to be used by the netanyahcamp as a stick to say the israeli government is weaker now. australia took this step becae they felt like his opponent would not be as tough on them. mark: indeed, as you point out, another election coming up. the situation extremely finely balanced any word out of leis could really influence what happens next. may i ask you about the palestinian perspective? perhaps this represents in some ways a victory the palestinian calls, but how significant is this? >> it is significant for the palestinians, especially since the tide has not been moving in that direction lately. the arab parties are in week and troubled positions. there's a lot of unrest in the west bank with the various factions competing with each other. any kind of diplomatic victory, as symbolic and small as it might be,