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benjamin netanyahu's dreams are not new. he has held to two dreams for two decades, one to throw all palestinians out of palestine and into the sins desert and jordan, and two to attack iran. well, actually to get america to attack iran, or at the very least to get a green light from america. before it strikes at iranian military and intelligence facilities itself and netanyahu will fight tooth and nail now that he has one stone to throw at both. after 75 years of palestinians being brutalized, hamas made pearl harbor-like maneuver in which 1300 israels were killed including over 220 soldiers. israel and affiliated western media pondits have been quick to set the stage for pinning it on iran. mortaza maki is an expert in international affairs. he told us why the israeli regime is trying to... the target of the attacks by the us and the zinest regime. in my opinion, they always intend to weaken the access of resistance so that the issue of occupation of palestine by israel is marginalized by this trick. they portray iran as a

benjamin netanyahu's dreams are not new. he has held to two dreams for two decades. one to throw all palestinians out of palestine and into the sins desert and jordan and two to attack iran. well, actually to get america to attack iran. at the very least to get a green light from america before it strikes at iranian military and intelligence facilities itself, and netanyahu will fight tooth and nail now that he has one stone to throw at both. after 75 years of palestinians being brutalized, hamas made pearl harbor-like maneuver in which 1300 israelis were killed including over 220 soldiers. israel and affiliated western media pondits have been quick to set the stage for pinning it on iran. mortaza maki is an expert in international affairs. so that the issue of occupation of palestine by israel is marginalized by this trick. they portray iran as a threat to the stability of the region and falsely present iran as a supporter of terrorism. with regard to the... issue of expanding the war throughout west asia, they try to neither retreat nor expand the scope of the war.

but they have not rattle lid around their leader benjamin netanyahu.t's a very unusual situation. he is a very weakened figure politically, so one question is what could happen? is it possible that his government could unravel in the course of the war? i think that remains a question mark. benjamin netanyahu is extremely unpopular across a broad swath of the population, which blames him for the attack and what led up to it. that's a reality that we'll see a little bit more clearly over the next 24 to 48 hours. whether this takes an additional political toll on an already weakened wartime lead er of israel. >> such good points. thank you so much to all of you. we're going to stay on top of this breaking news. we're going to take a closer look at what the potential hostage deal means here in the u.s. for president biden and the white house. >>> welcome back to "inside politics." i want to bring our political panel in to break down this discussion. as we're waiting for what we are told could be an eminent hostage deal, joining me now is pbs' laura ra lope

his mother was tezila and his father was benzion netanyahu. benjamin, the second child of the family, grew up in katamon, a neighborhood of fanatical jews, from 195 and went to the hebrew comprehensive school there. netanyahu's parents immigrated to historical palestine before he was born. and the most unforgettable memories of jewish immigrants to palestine at that time forced jewish boys from the age of 12 to serve in the russian red army for 25 years. netanivi's father was an extreme zionist and benjamin grew up with these modern secular materialist ideas. aberbanel's father was a follower of fanatical ideas, an extreme jew, many of the plans for conquering the world and expanding the land of zionism were his ideas. seven-year-old benjamin, who was now called baby , left israel for america with his two brothers, yovenido. he spent the best years of his life in the united states. netanyahu is really america. culture american admires american language and everything about america. benjamin spent his early years in new york and his final years in phila

benjamin netanyahu's dreams are not new. he has held to two dreams for two decades, one to throw all palestinians out of palestine and into the sionite. desert and jordan and two to attack iran, well actually to get america to attack iran, or at the very least to get a green light from america before it strikes at iranian military and intelligence facilities itself, and netanyahu will fight twoth and nail now that he has one stone to throw at both. after 75 years of palestinians being brutalized, hamas made pearl harbor-like maneuver in which 1300 israels were killed including over 220 soldiers. israel and affiliated western media pondits have been... quick to set the stage for pinning it on iran. is an expert in international affairs, he told us why the israeli rejim is trying to drag eran into the scene. اما چرا رژیم سی امریکا تلاش می کن, why iran is the target of the attacks by the u.s. regime? in my opinion, they always intend to weaken the access of resistance so that the issue of occupation of palestine by israel is ma

benjamin netanyahu talking to css, talked _ disease. cbs, talked about _ disease. benjamin netanyahu talking to cbs, talked about the _ disease. benjamin netanyahu talking to cbs, talked about the hospital, i to cbs, talked about the hospital, al—shifa hospital, the hostages, the war, more generally. tell us more about what he said and is the thought that actually they will eventually use the same military tactics in the south as they are in the north?— tactics in the south as they are in the north? ., ., ., ., the north? yeah, quite a far ranging interview with _ the north? yeah, quite a far ranging interview with the _ the north? yeah, quite a far ranging interview with the american - the north? yeah, quite a far ranging interview with the american network cbs. so interview with the american network cbs. 50 it interview with the american network cbs. so it is an american audience that prime minister netanyahu was talking to it within the ten minutes that he was speaking they covered quite a lot of ground. first of all, on al—shifa, he

but it's also a protest against the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. because um, you know, people have told me in the past week on october 7th, after the terror attacks that happened there, they lost those personal sense of safety of security. so it's a very, very difficult period of time. the war is still ongoing. also, of course the pictures and guards are coming out from the hostages being still there. rockets are still being fired and cause if people asking, so what is coming next? but again, it is also of course, here in jerusalem, is this a memorial release? it's a protest against the government against 5 minutes to and it's in yahoo because the questions as how this is being handled as a hostage situation and also how you know, what will happen next to. so this is a ton to mentor, a change that has been happening, and this is what is happening here right now. a good time. you're at that really where you are, we know that there been calls for prime minister netanyahu to resign. do people very do they blame the prime minister for the away. 6 we oc

, it was he who was sent by benjamin netanyahu, by the way, to the position of first us ambassador, ande previous ones , by previous elections for office in new york, that is, he is not a professional diplomat, but rather a politician, who was sent to a... position, well, as it is customary, for example, in america too, that sometimes a diplomat is sent to some posts in particularly important countries, let's say some important senator or congressman or former minister from your party , the president decides, because he especially trusts this person, also in israel, according to tradition, there are several posts that usually send non-professional diplomats, although they are not obliged to, but this is the decision of the prime minister, namely a political figure who has a special trust prime minister minister, so gila derdan in this case really, i believe, expresses specifically the political will of the prime minister, and the decision that was made in the highest circles of power in israel, including in our so-called defense structures, pay attention to fresh messages that for sever

well, it hardl minister benjamin netanyahu? well, it hardly matters _ minister benjamin netanyahu?ell, it hardly matters if i _ minister benjamin netanyahu? well, it hardly matters if i think— minister benjamin netanyahu? -ii it hardly matters if i think they are getting enough information. they don't think they are getting enough information and if they did think they were getting enough information there wouldn't have been such an incredible protest with mass numbers of people, and of course it is all of people, and of course it is all of the supporters who are joining this match as well. they have been having these complaints since the very beginning. the person who is in charge, that the prior minister has put in charge of this task, this committee to deal with them from the government perspective, is considered somebody who is not communicative enough and doesn't really know thejob. communicative enough and doesn't really know the job. there is a lot of discontent. it is also feeding the discontent in general of israeli society which, as we are seeing from a survey after surve

this is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and his nightly address speaking about a variety of topics. the main one really is the issue of the captive saying that there is no deal whatsoever on the table and that there is not going to be a ceasefire until the they are brought back into is really territory. now something interesting that he noted was the growing international pressure against israel and there continue was military campaign and assault on the gaza strip. he said that he had to start allowing aid into gaza because international support was waning, and there was no way the international community, even allies were going to stand by israel and continue supporting them in their war . he said that it came with pressure from the united states, even though the us is a big israel back there when it comes to weapons and munitions. but these really prime minister said that he himself is trying to change the narrative by talking to american media almost every day. laura. okay, honda, so who's brings the latest from occupie

but this really prime minister benjamin netanyahu told his troops that the raid was just the latest step on the road to his ultimate goal of eliminating a moss. i don't know so long as they told us that we would not send to i'll chief or we events of the but we didn't this visit, we say a simple thing and there is no place in gaza that we will not reach. there is no hiding, no show to no refuge for the murders are from us. we will arrive and eliminate come us and return all hostages. a couple of these all to sacred emissions, remote to show us is real released footage of its forces apparently pushing further into gaza. the united states reiterated its concern for the safety of patients at house chief hospital, but said it wouldn't address the specifics. it would have been ongoing is really military operation. well, correspondence on me, so i'll call in jerusalem, has this update on the rate on el cheapo? so the idea of fear spokesperson came up with this statement they up. they think that the is really a military is the president inside the chief complex and that it will still continue w

officials say, many people have been killed and wounded trucks. israel's foreign minister, benjamin netanyahu rules out any humanitarian pause in the fighting until hostages held by our released families of the captive. the government do more to free them and 11 on has fuller tower group prices. the october 7th attack on israel. it's anita, pass industrial law stopped short of saying has been the show will joins the rule. bought one set of why the middle east conflict is possible. the welcome to the problem is well confirmed. it struck an ambulance that it says how boss was using outside garza's biggest hospital homeless. one health authority says dozens were killed and wounded palestinian officials. one that the humanitarian situation continues to get was especially for those still trapped inside garza city . which is where the forces have now surrounded the dinner camps and despair. people rushed to help those wounded in this try canal ship a hospital in gaza city. the most wrong house ministers said that an ambulance conway was heat as it was leaving the hospital, caring critically on the

also coming up is rough time in this up benjamin netanyahu rules house a humanitarian pause in the fighting until hostages by held by him off or released . that means that the captain demanded the government to do more to free them. and 11 on his bullets have a group praises the october 7th attacks on his route. it's lead up. one that's roll out. stop shots of thing is when the show will join the rule, but forms that a why does the least conflict is possible. the welcome to the program is ro confirms that struck an ambulance that it says how most was using outside gauze is biggest hospital. that last run health authority says dozens were killed and wounded policy and officials won the fee to monetary and situation continues to get was especially for those still tracked in gauze, a city which is where the forces have now surrounded the camps and despair. a steeple rush to help those wounded in his try canal ship a hospital in gauze. a city mos ron health minister said that an ambulance con boy was hit as it was, leaving the hospital, caring critically, one to patients to the roof of border c

that's something that israel has said that it probably i'm benjamin netanyahu. sorry. b is riley prime minister, who said that he doesn't see the solution in the past is something that we don't know if people think and goals would actually wants to be in control. and in the charge and under the governance of the palestinian authority. the last time they were elections that they voted against that and voted instead for a mass in 2006. so at president joe biden, to say that the united states is trying to get more advocate for more humanitarian tearing aid, going into gaza. he will say setting this up in this all paper that shouldn't be just placed at people shouldn't be displaced and basically at taken out of god's will be forced to go outside of gaza. so it's sort of a hopeful document that's looking at the future once this is over. but of course there's a situation happening right now, is incredible hardship for the people in garza. and the situation with the caps is could be something that if there is a 5 day pause in fighting that pass, a lot of that type. it's reall

and we also heard shortly after was prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying that there would be no you mandatory and pause if the hostages are not released. of course this post short of the call for a comprehensive see sign up. i use the united nations, but also by arab nations like egypt, because of the catastrophic situation for civilians and garza. that was the w as tanya kramer reporting from jerusalem. tanya, thank you so much. well, as we've just heard us secretary of state, anthony lincoln has again expressed support for 2 minutes, harry and pauses in the finding between israel and thomas bonds. he did rebuff calls for a full ceasefire, saying that would only allow him off to regroup. lincoln has been holding tanks and jordan with air of leaders who have been pressing for a complete stop to the hostilities a rare open display of disagreement. the trip to jordan has reviewed the chasm between american support for israel and arrow countries outraged over the siege and bombardment of the gaza strip. the objection for administer urge the us to secure a ceasefire. to apply emphasize

netanyahu's father, benzion netanyahu, had a great influence on benjamin's vision, and if we see thathu joined javtinsky's party, an extreme zionist, with his stupid gangster plans, it seems to be partly because he wants to fulfill his father's mission. this was the way of thinking that was passed on to benjamin and his brothers. according to his father, the world will always be a threatening place for the jews, in which the security and well-being of the jewish people are not given importance, and we must work for our own goals . these three brothers were told to protect israel. it is their historical duty. he is outside we are lying in wait. they may kill us. israel is vulnerable. my duty is to save these people who are as vulnerable as children. they know nothing about world politics and history. it is my duty to save them from their mistakes and from these terrible evil evil forces that have united them. this is basically the shape of netanyahu's mentality. and in 1967 , king hussein of jordan with jamal abdul nasser peyman binyamin witnessed his father's dire warnings becoming a

that is one of the far right groups that are involved in benjamin netanyahu. who's cool, listen. it's not the 1st time the people from that party upset this sort of thing. and benjamin netanyahu knew what he was guessing when he signed up in a cool lesson with the jewish power party. but it was all important to make sure that he could be prime minister again, noted, seize, distancing himself from these comments, but they will leave a lasting mark. and of course, it will lead many in the international community to point to benjamin netanyahu and ask, why did you even get involved with people like this in the 1st place? and thanks very much indeed, that's the island fisher talking to us from walking by the east jerusalem. so while in the occupied westbank is really forces or carrying out more rage of these strong positives janine nablus and have own on sunday morning. several palestinian houses were destroyed. israel stepped up overnight rates on the territory since october. the 7th. is there any forces of killed 3 palestinians in the town of elbow dease and the occupied westbank b

at the same time as benjamin netanyahu's fans were mourning , he faced the political consequences of robin's death. the american ambassador says that the day before the funeral they had talked about this. i remember netanyahu told me: look here. now he has become a hero. but if he had not been assassinated , i would have defeated him in the elections, and from then on , he would remain in history as a failed politician. netanyahu thought that rabin was close to political failure before the assassination. and now netanyahu was facing a new and powerful opponent. that is , the president of the united states, that is, if there was a period in these years when we tried to influence the israeli elections , the time of the election between perrez and netanyahu. clinton donated hundreds of millions of dollars to shimon perers' election campaign to preserve the oslo accords. that they had talked to him in those days. i said he thought his career was over. rabinen's assassination turned the tide of the election in netanyahu's favor. the whole country went to sleep with the thought of perrez be

their destination, the office i was really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. this is unacceptable. i call them every and joe, every government, these really government days, riley army to put the side any other interest and totally concentrate on the release of these people. and in the instance, we would like to know where they are. what's his air condition, are they being moved down? since a mazda is attacking israel, claimed over 1200 lungs. and so the abduction of over $200.00 hostages. israel has waged war, i'm us costing thousands of palestinian lines. but the demonstrators here see that the military campaign is distracting from what should be the government school, bringing the hostages home cost, what it may every day that's getting worse and worse, we have no idea the problem haven't seen no one have seen the new in or no one knows where they are doing darn the healthy. 5 d march. as you did some results. the demonstrators have gained the year of some parts of the government. members of israel's war cabinet have agreed to meet with them without prime minister benjamin netan

and on friday, lincoln met with is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. intel of eve, he calls on as well to protect civilians in gaza, will stressing that the country has the right to defend itself. dw, the tanya kramer is in jerusalem and has more on blinking visit. you're seeing much more pressure from the us on more emphasis on this humanitarian aid and vision monitoring pauses as he called it. so he said that would be some mechanisms now put in place. so talking about, you know, at the moment only of dozens of trucks, of course, coming into garza from egypt that is beyond the need for the cause of population there. and at the moment also, the movement of people has very restricted. if you only see, palestinians was to a citizenship coming out, of course the majority of public students, if they would like to, they cannot get out of casa. but of course, they also talked about the humanitarian pauses. but that he said this is still under discussion and he said, you know, there's still a discussion about when this will happen, how it will happen and be h

israel's prime minister — benjamin netanyahu — has given an address — in which he said his government's a mistake and start a war. the situation in hospitals in gaza is becoming increasingly desperate — as israeli forces continue their offensive against hamas. at gaza's biggest hospital — al—shifa — doctors have warned that patients are at risk of dying. the israeli military now says it'll evacuate babies to a "safer hospital" on sunday. an estimated 300,000 people have marched through central london calling for a ceasefire in gaza. it's believed to be the biggest such demonstration in britain since the israel—hamas war broke out. around 2000 officers were deployed — and police say they've arrested more than 120 people they describe as counter—protesters. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu has again vowed to eradicate hamas. he said israeli forces had killed thousands of hamas militants near the al—shifa hospital. a surgeon at that hospital had earlier sent the bbc a voicenote saying they had run out of water, food and electricity. israel has repeatedly accused hamas of oper

is there any appointments to benjamin netanyahu? he's facing a similar situation with both his shifting away from his lee could party to ortiz caleb wolf and takes up the story. many americans are tired of wars and foreign entanglements, so it shouldn't be surprising that with joe biden, escalating his support for his rail and mid its attacks on gaza. i mean, the ongoing support for ukraine against russia that the president's popularity is tanking phone numbers for the white house, our digital press, the bite, and what is his job approval rating? we measure it now at 40 percent with 57 percent disapproving. the significance that is the lowest president biden has ever measured on foreign policy. 33 percent approved joe biden job performance just in september. we asked the same question and it was 4153 despite his stance. being unpopular biden is standing with his belief that the usa must backup both israel and new france, where the united states of america, for god's sake, the most powerful nation in the history, not in the history o

forces and circle and advance on the gospel, stating anything is right, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu in tennessee. mister lincoln referring to. but israel has the rights to defend itself, to make sure the militants are no longer able to massa people on it. so i think called for a pause in the fighting to allow aid and essentials into gaza. i've seen images to a palestinian children and boys and girls pulled from the wreckage of buildings. when i see that, as when i look into their eyes through the tv screen, i see my own children. we need to do more to protect palestinian civilians. we've been clear that as his field conducts his campaign to defeat him, us how it does so matters i spoke to is really leaders about tangible steps that can be taken to increase the sustained delivery of food, water medicine fuel. another central needs while putting in place motors to prevent diversion by him, us and other terrorist groups. we've identified mechanisms to enable fuel to reach hospitals and other needs in the south. often anything, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu said he's countr

health officials say there are many dead and wounded, also coming up, as well as prime minister benjamin netanyahu rules out any humanitarian pause in the fighting until hostages held by her most released families of the captive devoted to the government to move to free them. and 11 on has one last have a group praises the october 7th attacks on his round. if leader, how sudden the throw last stop short of saying his initial will during the war, but warns of wind to the lease contract is possible. the welcome to the program. israel confirms that struck in the ambulance that it says how much was using outside garza's biggest hospital. the most one helpful far as he says, dozens were killed and wounded palestinian officials will net. this to monetary situation continues to get was especially for those still trapped in garza city, which is where the forces have surrounded the cans and despair. people rushed to help those wounded in this try canal ship a hospital in gaza city. the some us run health ministers said that an ambulance color was heat as it was leaving the hospital, caring critically. one

we saw benjamin netanyahu moment. we saw benjamin neta nyahu yesterday moment.etanyahu yesterday in gaza was that we saw also hamas exchanging hostages not in southern gaza but in northern gaza where it is perceived the israeli forces are in full control. it was like a display of force from hamas, northern gaza exchanging hostages in public in that part of northern gaza. �* ,., . public in that part of northern gaza. �* . , public in that part of northern gaza. �* ., , .,, gaza. also a big development we have not mentioned _ gaza. also a big development we have not mentioned so _ gaza. also a big development we have not mentioned so far- have not mentioned so far is this israeli ship that was in distress has been rescued. full got through this situation. this ship was rescued by american troops in the southern part of the red sea. in this operation, the host launched missiles into the american troops. this is a big development in the region. we saw before when iran downed an american drone in the gulf area, the americans replied by killing the big leader of iran

obama does not like benjamin netanyahu at all and it was clear that he is an enemy there was an undeniable difference between obama and netanyahu. this act was a direct attack on obama's foreign policy legacy. that situation was a turning point in the history of american diplomacy. because when netanyahu was speaking before the us congress, he received 26 standing ovations from the representatives. this was not because netanyahu is an eloquent orator, but because representatives from aipac played a key role there, and for their pleasure, the representatives of the american congress had to jump up and clap their hands. netanyahu has achieved great success in shaping personal relations with american politicians and american parties are actually obtained and his position is actually opened between the different american parties, the two major american parties. this was a complete humiliation and insult for those who were supposed to be the representatives of the strongest country in the world, america. the most powerful country in the world had become a tributary state of israel. all those re

benjamin netanyahu seeks through different means to gather evidence and documents to present narrativeו מדינה מפורקת. הסעודים ניסו, הם יודעים היטב את העבודה ומתכוננים לזה, אלכך שישראל, מעבר לם עבדה, משלוחי נשק, סודן וכולי, יגיע היום שאתה תצרך לטפל באיום הזה, these are the reaal is concerns over the involvement of yemen. there is no doubt that that issue represents new challenge. israel is not used to that front and that requires different preparations at the maritime level and requires arranging anti-aircraft warfare in the southern region and preparing this civil environment, including the internal front, shelters and sirens, and considering this area as a confrontation zone, despite its economic and security sensitivity, as it is the main entrance on the red sea. therefore, israel is dealing with this front so cautiously as it doesn't want to build a new front that can represent a center of attention in the future and will deplete energies and different capabilities and represent a potential threat in any regional confrontation in general, but the question that arises is that will th

what was he been saying that's this is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu touched on a variety of subjects during his evening dress and press conference, as he does usually. the main point he was trying to get across was that there is no deal on the table when it comes to the return of the captive, and that there will be no ceasefire whatsoever until the return of those captives into his really territory. this is the sentiment he has been echoing since the beginning of the war 43 days ago. but something interesting that he was talking about was the international public perception of israel's war and indiscriminate attacks on the gaza strip when he really confirmed himself that the international support for the war is waning. and then while he has abundant us support in terms of arms and aircraft, carriers and munitions that the public support in the united states is going down. and that he's trying to shift the narrative of by going and speaking to american media in hopes of weighing the public. that is the roles cause is quote, just and right. he's also saying that these reall

it's a huge amount of pressure for benjamin netanyahu and the government to be under and they needed to come to some agreement and it appears that they have, you know, been been able to be swayed by the terms of this one, dw is rebecca versus in jerusalem. rebecca, thank you so much for that. hope hope francis says the conflicts in the middle east has gone beyond rule and has become terrorism. his remarks came off from me saying in room with his randy, relatives of the hostages held by him off. pope also met with palestinians who have family members in gaza. he said he had heard directly how both sides of suffering and the conflict. after the meeting with the pope is ready relatives of hostages held the press conference is what one mother had to say about her kidnapped son and her hopes for all the hostages and for innocent palestinians costs out in this war . my name is rachel and this is my son hersh goldberg, poland. he's my only son. he turned 23 on october 3rd and went to the music festival with his best friend from childhood to celebrate. when the massacre started on saturday m

the cabinet is meeting to vote on the proposed deal with time us 5 minutes, but benjamin netanyahu says it's the right decision for the difficult one. on the ground, there's no nets up in these ready plumbing. at least the 13th on his demands are killed and asked strikes on 2 refugee camps in central dallas and at least 8 people, including journalists that killed in southern 11 on costco, to shooting bodies. randy miniature, the as israel's government, as meeting late into the night to discuss and approve a deal that will secure the release of a number of captives held by her mouse in gaza. it comes off to weeks of negotiations mediated by cats off. but it's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu says his government is facing a difficult decision tonight. but that is the right one. that's me all who says he has a full support of a security chief. and this deal allowance has been a tree trip a path for continued fighting telephone. it'll do a flip up or so now this is a difficult decision, but it's the right one to make. now all the security parties are supportive of such a decision. i

benjamin netanyahu went on to say that it _ is enough.benjamin netanyahu went on to say that it was hamas's - is enough. benjamin netanyahu went on to say that it was hamas's fault. l on to say that it was hamas's fault. i don't want to get trapped in that argument because a vanilla time for one more question which is what is going on in the west bank because more deaths there. that is where you are. how worried are you of this conflict spilling over because we have had more deaths now anything five weeks, then we have had in the past nine months.— past nine months. absolutely. i am suer past nine months. absolutely. i am super worried- _ past nine months. absolutely. i am super worried. i _ past nine months. absolutely. i am super worried. i think— past nine months. absolutely. i am super worried. i think is _ past nine months. absolutely. i am super worried. i think is really - super worried. i think is really pushing things to the brink of yet another collapse. this time in the west bank. and things will escalate and definitely so that

benjamin netanyahu has a last-ditch view of himself. he considers himself the chosen one to save the jewish people. in a sense, it can be said that this younger brother in a way, nunn ate yonatan's death and benefited a lot from it . as the brother of one of the people who was killed in an operation, netanyahu gets the chance to be in another crisis. these experiences are very effective in shaping his future. netanyahu was supposed to be a member of this operation be the strike force of israel. mr. netanyahu was a member of the special forces unit, which is similar to the us navy special forces. the most famous and best unit of the israeli army, which all the important people of the country wanted to be a member of. netanyahu and the rest of the members wore the white uniforms of airport mechanics. it was decided that they would intervene in the guise of mechanics and technicians, that is, as if they came to fix the technical problems of the plane , and then very quickly they entered the plane and heard that they are shooting, yes they

thousands of people outside of the office of benjamin netanyahu tonight.ll take a short break, we will be right back, stay with us. hello there, today we have had air from the tropics. but because of the long see track it has taken, it contains a lot of cloud and we have seen today some further rain as well. a lot of the cloud and rain has been pushing and along that weather front there which is wrapped around that particular area of low pressure. some of that cloud is moving away from england and wales free time night. with some clear skies. we will see more showers pushing down from the north—west and it stays wet at times across northern ireland and scotland and breezy as it has been today. so i'll do it, typically nine celsius, minimum temperatures. not as cold as it has been of late in north—east scotland, no frost on the way here. that's an area of low pressure is going to be close by on sunday, bringing summer rain. more isomers on the chart to the south of the low. foursouthern on the chart to the south of the low. four southern areas, it may be a

at least one major hospital, just heard from israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, vowed to continue to war on hamas undeterred. donald trump on the campaign trail in new hampshire, just days after unleashing a vision of what would be the theme of a second trump presidency. revenge. >> that could certainly happen, it could certainly happen in reverse. what they've done is, they've released the genie out of the box, you understand that? they've done something that nobody thought would happen. i happen to be president, i see somebody who's doing well, beating me very badly. i say, go down and indict them. mostly,of business. they'd be out. out of the election. >> that's the former president of the united states threatening to jail, to imprison, his political opponents if he gets the white house back. all of that plus hollywood scrambling to get back to work after the end of the sag strike. how long will it take before we actually get to see all the new stuff that has been delayed. we're gonna look at that, coming up as well. we begin this hour with breaking news out of washington. hous

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israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says israel has to demilitarized and deradicalize gaza beforehe strip can even begin. and in a talk hosted with elon musk on x, netanyahu said he hoped the arab nations would help in that process. what exactly does netanyahu mean and more importantly, is this even possible? joining us now is a member of knesset, israel's former ambassador to the u.n., danny danon. give me the definition, the metric, if you will, for deradicalization because when we focus on the order of what benjamin netanyahu said, how long should people in gaza expect to live in the rubble, essentially, before any rebuilding begins? >> so, alex, before we speak about the day after we are considered in the next few days. we first have to fight hard, and eradicate hamas. the leadership of hamas, the military capabilities of hamas. it will take some time. after we finish with that, we can speak about what will be there in gaza, and like you mentioned, it will be demilitarized, will have the capability to attack us, send records, come into our communities, and commit a massacre th

you also have these israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu making a statement about talking about the war not stopping. >> absolutely. this will be a cease-fire in the eyes of the israeli government or the israel lee defense. we heard from the prime minister speaking earlier urging the cabinet to prove this deal saying it had the backing of the security forces but making clear this will not mean an end to the fighting. he said this pause of 45 days would allow for the continuation of fighting on the israeli side and he reiterated the israeli governments core aims here when we are talking about the ongoing war namely to eradicate hamas, to eradicate hamas's military capabilities inside the gaza strip and, crucially, to bring home all hostages currently being held in the gaza strip. of course, as we know, there are mounting fears that regardless of this proposed humanitarian force we could begin to see an intensification of fighting in southern gaza. we have already seen northern gaza continuing to come under intense fire just over and in fact the last couple of hours we have seen t

benjamin netanyahu seeks through different means to gather evidence and documents to present narrativeתקוף אותנו והשאלה היא עוד פעם אני שואל אותך שאלה שכבר שאלתי אותך. מתי ישראל. נכנסת לארוע. זה קשה, אבל זה לא רע כי אנחנו. שזה גם די קל עם החוטים, זו מדינה שבורה, זו מדינה מפורקת, הסעודים ניסו, הם יודעים היטב את העבודה ומתכוננים לזה, אל תשכח שישראל מעבר לים אבדל, משלוחי נשק, סודן וכולי, יגיע היום שאתה תצרך לטפל באייום הזה. yes, there is no doubt that that issue represents new challenge, israel is not used to that front, and that requires different preparations at the maritime level, and requires arranging anti-aircraft warfare in the southern region and preparing this civil environment, including the internal front, shelters and sirens, and considering this area as a confrontation zone, despite its economic and security sensitivity, as it is the main entrance on the... at sea, therefore, israel is dealing with this front so cautiously as it doesn't want to build a new front that can represent a center of attention in the future, and will deplete energies and different capabilities and re

we know the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, the israeli defence minister, you have gland, ministry of defence building together —— yohav galant. and it was once they know something, we believe they will want that out. we have multiple media sources saying they have been transferred to the border. no confirmation from the israeli government or other sources. can you explain the role of the red cross at the moment? what can you explain the role of the red cross at the moment?— can you explain the role of the red cross at the moment? what you see the red cross — cross at the moment? what you see the red cross are _ cross at the moment? what you see the red cross are doing, _ cross at the moment? what you see the red cross are doing, there - cross at the moment? what you see the red cross are doing, there are i the red cross are doing, there are just not diplomatic relations between israel and her mass, so there was hostages are handed over to the icrc, the red cross, to bring about through gaza —— there are just not diplomatic relations between israel and hamas. hostages in t

so they have been taking responsibility. prime minister benjamin netanyahu was always said there were many questions being offered with this. talk about it after the warrant. i think what we're seeing maybe right now is that also there would be some cracks forming the longer this war loss. of course, to have been these divisions before within this society, usually in terms of where the society it comes together. but there are many that are angry at the way this is all being handled and especially, of course, in the place. you know, people are reminding this still over 240 hostages being held in garza and they need to be brought back home. we understand that the prime minister of the just gave a national address. did he give new details about the ground offensive taking place inside? gone. so, i mean, this was more of reading the nation, the nation to get the, again, from and that was probably ministers under much criticism. you have to say, but if you didn't hear too much new, you said what we heard already from the is really military. all day that the coming more and more know going

benjamin netanyahu seeks through different means to gather evidence and documents to present narrative צריך להבין מה זה טיל כזה שמשוגר מתימן והוא איראני טייל של 1500 1600 כמעט חצי טון יכול להיות גם יותר מזה אם דבר כזה פוגע זה ארוע גדול נדמה לי שאנחנו הולכים ומתקרבים אל משהו is on the involvement of מלחת על החוטים שממשיכים להטריד אותנו ולנסות לתקוף אותנו והשאלה היא עוד פעם אני שואל אותך שאלה שכבר שאלתי אותך האם לא צריך מתי ישראל נכנסת לארוע נכנסת לאירוע וצריך להגיד בבחינה אסטרטגית זה זה קשה אבל זה לא רע כי אנחנו לפחות בצד אחד מאוד ברור עם הסעודים נכון קודם כל זו שאלה ואני חושב שזה גם די קל עם החוטים. israel is not used to that front and that requires different preparations at the maritime level and requires arranging anti-aircraft warfare in the southern region and preparing this civil environment, including the internal front, shelters and sirens and considering this area as a confrontation zone, despite its economic and security sensitivity, as it is the main entrance on the red sea, therefore israel is dealing with this front so cautiously as it doesn't want to build a new front that

but even with this deal in mind, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, his popularity has plummeted immensely. during this war, nearly 50 days after families of these captives are saying that the government simply has not been doing enough for them. and they've been trying to apply the pressure on the war cabinet to give them additional information on when all of the captives are going to be returned. what the strategy is beyond just the 50 that are expected to be released in the next 4 days. but there are a lot of families for still feeling that they're left in the dark because this deal only includes women and children. it doesn't include men and it doesn't include soldiers. so there are a lot of people who are still feeling uneasy and that they don't have answers. let's take a listen now to the brother of a 22 year old male currently being held captive inside of gaza, of the motions that are mixed up. on the one hand, we are so grateful for any hostage that will be released and come through his family and and on the other hand we, i mean my brother is 22. is a young man a. he pro

these comments from benjamin netanyahu seem to say that simply not going to happen. and this will be a fund the consent to the international community. because of course on to the blinking and others have been talking about how there is a need to advance the idea of a 2 state solution. and that's simply not viable if one country retains the right to continue to essentially invade another country on security issues. and stay with me because i want to ask you about a public opinion poll. if someone is reading newspapers that were saying which suggests that a significant 59 percent of as rarely supposed to cease 5 and exchange for the release of their is being held captive by her mouth. now, in terms of leadership, some 52 percent fav ebony gallon says the prime minister that's in stock contrast to the 26 percent who believe that that's in yahoo is best suited to continue leading the government. elena, it seems, it's all very interesting, especially after what we've heard from destiny all here today. they were also some very interesting numbers to in this poll about wha