in a piece called the price of benjamin netanyahu's ambition. >> benjamin netanyahu is very much his father's son. he fashioned himself, i am the unique and only defender of israel and under me there will never be a palestinian state and the only time that you've seen benjamin netanyahu in the mode of concession or compromise is mainly to fend off american presidents. remember he gave a speech while obama was president where he gave a compromising language about the possibility of some sort of a two state solution. it turned out to be, to use the expression, baloney. right now, his appeal to whatever base he has left, and really only 50% of the israeli people want to see him continue as prime minister, it's i am the person who will need -- uniquely defend against the entity at all. and considering how traumatized israelis are, this does have some appeal, and for him to be kicked out of office, there has to be either a vote of no- confidence or new elections which is a complicated piece of business. >> they have a parliamentary system. and that's one of the reasons that he is dependen

is it benjamin netanyahu? while he says the has to be disagreements, even with our friends, is simply ignoring the us when it comes to the idea of an independent palestine. after the war, it has been us policy for more than 20 years. it's something that has been pushed by joe biden. but the flip side of that is that it, benjamin netanyahu has never been a fund of the idea. and that spring to put a considerable amount of time as well. and as, as we said a short while ago, the 1st phone call and some time between the 2 latest, do we have any more details about what was discussed as well? we get the official reader which tells us the things that we would expect that they discussed getting more 8 into gaza at the americans. also it nice that there would be flower going in through these really ports of storage, which is something that these really government hasn't announced yet. we should be careful about that because that's happened as well when there's been a disconnect and the sort of announcement they also tal

but benjamin netanyahu might not be there for much longer. all right, adam fisher and washington dc thinking as close now as i have this out here who's in occupied east jerusalem and i'm the so the us and israel disagree over palestinian statehood. and also growing riffs within the is riley will cabinet on the direction of this conflict. a growing pressure on is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu, as the war now enters it's 4th month. there's lot of pressure on the international front from the americans, but also domestically within his own government, within the coalition and the war cabinet. and remember, this is a series of people that these really prime minister at hand pick to assist him in running the country and making decisions during war time. one of those members of the war cabinet guy, the eyes in coats gave an interview to was really media saying, but perhaps it's not plausible. it's for there to be a total defeat of how mouse and there needs to be some sort of other viewpoint on how israel wants to prosecute this war. he sa

they are no longer a threat to his right society and his riley's, but the way in which that benjamin netanyahu is carrying these items out is something that people are becoming increasingly angry about. rebecca netanyahu issued a statement saturday, essentially saying he opposed the palestinian sovereignty. it seems to contradict us prisoner joe biden. this description of his telephone conversation with netanyahu earlier. yeah, these statements and noticed surprise or benjamin netanyahu. he said that even before this whole situation began on october 7th, this was a long standing stand of he's saying that the israel needed to maintain a security over the entire region. and that runs in conflict with palestinian style palestinian sovereignty. certainly that's something that he's maintained. we have been seeing a lot of pressure from the us that a 2 state solution that a diplomatic solution is the only way forward. and the things must start to develop towards forming a palestinian state. and then we know where there was, of course, a lot of disagreement, people thinking, but that was not how the

— the white house impatient with benjamin netanyahu? ben'amin netanyahu? benjamin netanyahu? i think that the us ist in: benjamin netanyahu? i think that the us is trying very _ benjamin netanyahu? i think that the us is trying very hard _ benjamin netanyahu? i think that the us is trying very hard to _ benjamin netanyahu? i think that the us is trying very hard to stay - us is trying very hard to stay patient, but they are sort of in a rut with benjamin netanyahu. it kinda feels like the definition of insanity. keep doing it over and over, keep talking, bringing up the same ideas. send antony blinken back over and over again. but they have not got very far with him. i know that they are frustrated but they don't feel like they have a lot of alternatives. he is the man in charge right now in israel, in a sense, given his many political issues and all of the various interests he is trying to please. but he is the prime minister, and so they have no choice but to keep trying to talk to him and convince him to go along with what they are suggesting. him to go

the kids ministers and members are projected a united front supported party leader benjamin netanyahua growing number believe that days of the parties hounds are numbered, sources from the party said to the jerusalem post, in addition to the catastrophic events of october 7 amongst the parties based that the prime minister will not deliver on his promise to destroy hamas or return hostages. the members have noted the parties poor performance of most recent polls, you have the media in israel, the media and the united states, biden anthony blinken, the executive branch, the democrats in congress led by bernie sanders who put out a resolution that was defeated the israel is violating human rights, they don't stop it we should cut off their funds. all of these anti-somatic, anti-israel, utopian type ideas are being put on israel and trying to defend itself and save itself. biden has no more interest in israel defended its own sovereignty and borders than it does in the united states with our own sovereignty and border. he is a failed miserable politician, holding on by his fingertips wit

well, benjamin netanyahu is still in power. joe biden said simply, no, he was been us, given his position on the 2 state solution. is there a possibility that they could impact aid and he said, well, that we will work that out. but we know that some democratic senators are looking again at the that is provided for to israel. it's multi $1000000000.00 every year. and they are wondering whether or not they can start attaching conditions, such as making sure that any military is used in line with us low with international humanitarian law and international lawyers of conflict. that may be some step away yet. but joe biden also talked about how there could be a 2 state solution that may be slightly different from the way that people and visit you saying that there are some countries, members of the united nations who don't have their own army, which seems to suggest that that may be something that he can try and sell to the israel it's. but what is also clear is that benjamin netanyahu enjoys only 15 percent support and israel prod

significant -ressure benjamin netanyahu. significant pressure and — benjamin netanyahu.owing _ benjamin netanyahu. significant pressure and growing by - benjamin netanyahu. significant pressure and growing by the - benjamin netanyahu. significantl pressure and growing by the day. these were dramatic scenes, although the numbers were quite small, but the numbers were quite small, but the fact that these family members managed to get into that finance committee meeting, and we think they were probably invited by another committee and then when they finish their appearance they pushed through security into the finance committee. you can see the depth of emotion. one person that said, you will not breathe until our children come back. another one said, you will not sit here while they die there. there was a real sense from any of the relatives of the 130 or so hostages who are still not back in israel, and we do not know how many are dead, that the government is not doing enough to prioritise their release and last night benjamin netanyahu gave a press conference in which he

so for benjamin netanyahu, that was a win. and i think the prime minister we saw in 2015 when i served in the state department, he came to washington and attacked president biden's nuclear deal, and he did that in kocoordinati with leadership with john boehner at the time. so he certainly understands that there's that longer game. but it's a losing hand. you want to add that. it's a losing hand. support from israel and the united states depends upon bipartisan support. democrats vote for support for israel consistently. so i think it's really a problem part israel's long-term political position in the united states if the prime minister plays politics here as did in the past. etspecially as president biden has been so supportive of the right to defend itself right now in this war. >> i remember that too when boehner invited benjamin netanyahu. it was a remarkable moment. joel rubin, thank you for your insights. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> up next here, the special prosecutor in donald trump's georgia election case is pr

the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, says he has told the united states he opposes the establishmente, once the conflict in gaza comes to an end. in a news conference, mr netanyahu said israel must have security control of all territory west of the riverjordan, which would include the territory of any future palestinian state. there's been a critical response from washington — a us state department spokesman said there was "no way" to ensure israel's long—term security without a two—state solution. many nations, including the us, have long called for a "two—state solution", in which a future palestinian state would sit side—by—side with an israeli one. mr netanyahu, however, has spent much of his political career opposing palestinian statehood. let's have a listen to what he told thursday's news conference. translation: in any arrangement in the foreseeable future, - with a settlement or without a settlement, israel needs security control over all territory west of the jordan river. this is a necessary condition and it clashes with the idea of palestinian sovereignty. what can you do

there are two wa s benjamin netanyahu too. there are two ways to — benjamin netanyahu too. netanyahu too. there are two ways to think about _ benjamin netanyahu too. there are two ways to think about the - two ways to think about the enforcement aspect, the first is that there is an enforcement mechanism under article 94 of the un charter meaning the decisions of the courts can go back to the un security council and a stronger resolution can be agreed to bring about enforcement of that decision by the court, so that is the first important mechanism. the second is a little bit less tangible but perhaps more effective, that is about public opinion. this has played out in very real—time and in very quick time in terms of the court's schedule and there are huge amounts of public pressure being put on israel and israel's allies to change calls for moderation, for attention to the humanitarian suffering, and for a cessation of this campaign. this is the most effective outcome we can think about in terms of the public pressure that may be created. we have a few more seconds before

so we could see at some point, a split between joe biden and benjamin netanyahu. but is it going to change us policy? well, that's not unlikely simply because the us policy is been the same for dozens of years. what they need to make a difference, of course, is for the is really is to acknowledge that there has to be a change on the grant. let's pivot to all the drum and say in the region as well because it, when it comes to these recent attacks by the who sees and you have an old commercial sit chip. so the red see the us appears to be getting thrown into a conflict in yemen with limited affect what all americans haines as well as the pentagon has said that they're not involved in a war with the who sees bought the who these are 5 more than 55 missiles or drawings that shipping in the red sea since the beginning of november. in fact, in the last couple of hours, so has been another missile aside. and another joint attack, no injuries, no damage reported. but just in the last 24 hours, the americans have 5 more than i've counted up more than 5 attacks against the

the me see the war overseas, should support ukraine think we should not support benjamin netanyahu youeve who is a dictator in the immigration i think that should be something about because people texas is sitting there immigrants around the country and i think this is infuriating people in america think that they are coming in new york using the system that we need to focus on that because it's getting totally outrageous something as we discussed aro th lastly, i believe it's a company should stop abusing the people. thank you. >> because you dressed a lot of the issues tell me what through november to go as we go through the spring and summer months. >> welcome you talking to me the 51st v. wade overturning as our guest of i'm going to be looking at women inside women this is your opportunity not only to show up to save the nation, to sayhe nation and it's more than just what happened with dobson it really is about your quality in the workplace and so i'm going to be looking at reaching out to women across the aisle predict and see we are all vulnerable together for all the vote agai

-- on benjamin netanyahu.sident is still committed to israel's aims, it is a race fo the presidency for a does not want to leave himself open to republican attacks by being too critical of the israelis. so i suspect tensions will increase, but i think he will manage. that is joe biden style, it is not to confirm, it is to accommodate with a view towards trying to leverage quietly or discreetly. whether that will work or not remains to be seen, but i suspect by the middle of february. helena: if you look at some of the comets coming out of the war cabinet, we have been hearing from the far right national security minister who has been saying we must promote a solution to encourage emigration of residents of gaza, essentially leaving the gaza strip. could these ideas take hold? >> it is the most extreme government in the state of israel. it is extremist, homophobic, jewish supremacist in terms of these people, but they are not members of the war cabinet and i doubt frankly they are brought in. they have some sta

but there was also a warning to benjamin netanyahu. if you look at the latest poll from israel and suggest the only 15 percent of people see benjamin netanyahu playing a part in the government after the war. the saying that he will be replaced as prime minister and certainly from john kirby. there was a reminder to benjamin netanyahu that the us will work with whoever could be his replacement years, really, people get to decide who represents them, who their elected officials are. we don't aside that um and we will always work with whoever these really people decide to put in into power and government will always work with them regardless of the differences, maybe in on political issues. they chose this government. this is the government that is in charge of conducting warfare against them us. we're going to make sure that they have what they need, in addition to making sure, as i said in the statement that we're doing everything we can to alleviate the public late, the position between the us and these realize like that the, the cloth

well, there's pressure mountains on benjamin netanyahu, the us and it's a israel. they appear to be an old regarding the creation of a palestinian state, washington, his reiterate to the only way forward. so the 2 states solution. we do believe that this conflict is all conflicts. you will end at some point and that there needs to be a critical path forward for the establishment of a palestinian state. that is the only way, not just to answer the legitimate hopes, rings, aspirations of palestine, people. but it is also, and this is critical. the only way to provide the lasting security for the is really people like kind of a spring and unofficial who joins us now from washington. d. c. and island. a israel saying that it must be capable of saying no to our friends. friends, a k, a being the united states as your last name for me is over. is there a waiting, a beacon, sam, let me give you a very brief history. less than back in 2002. george bush spoke to the united nations and said he supported the idea of an independent palestinian state in 2007 . there was a confe

that's even harder for benjamin netanyahu to accept. basically surrendering to hamas and their demands. this would empower hamas further in gaza. it's a very difficult thing to do. on the other hand, israel has the moral responsibility to bring these people home. there were civilians taken from their homes and a music festival. some soldiers were taken from a base early in the morning where they were sleeping. israel failed to protect them and they must bring them home. this is part of the ethos of the country of israel, we do not leave anyone behind. even if there were severe consequences for the deal, the day after the deal is done, and the hostages are home, israel could rearrest any of those prisoners who are in danger. israel can take them out. the problem is having the courage, the political courage, to stand up and make a deal that will release these hostages. >> a deal like that would go against so much of what we have seen from benjamin netanyahu's track record. wouldn't that also potentially make hamas more vulnerable? if the

benjamin netanyahu vowed the walk _ gaza, etc. benjamin netanyahu vowed the walk will _ gaza, etc.d the walk will not - gaza, etc. benjamin netanyahu vowed the walk will not end - vowed the walk will not end until he must map is eradicated and the hostages are returned. hamas and the brigades have not indicated in any way that they plan to stop. it is more likely it will continue than we will see any kind of sensation, unless there is further intervention from outside parties. as you know, the icc is going to hear the case that south africa brought onjanuary ii. it is possible some more programming is going to happen around that but i suspect we are going to see this crisis continue for some time. thank ou for continue for some time. thank you for your — continue for some time. thank you for your time. _ members of the united nations security council have called on yemen's houthis to halt their attacks on shipping in the red sea, saying they are illegal and threaten regional stability, freedom of navigation and global food supplies. disruption to shipping has prompted some companie

but he's pushing hard to destroy benjamin netanyahu, the religious elements in the israel.got this idea, as does blinken does biden by buildingin up iran, palestinians, arab muslim countries if you caneve believe this, tiny little israei by d militarizing it appeared by regional lysing the wholethei situation, by assimilating their cultures. peace will break out. what if they are wrong?srae what happens to israel. as are the. and of course, senior u.s. official said that blinken begat his trip to the middle east, his fourth since the war began visiting arab nations instead of israel to postwar proposal. so blinken is a special pleader for the arab countries. th e palestinians, and against israel. good lip service on israel but you can see how they are playing it both ways. there was another one. in jerusalem, so blinken, secretary of defense, and othert are now meeting independentlyer with members of benjamin netanyahu cabinet to undermine him.depe they are meeting independently r with opposition party leaders left-wingers and also very stupid people. they are literally try

prime minister benjamin netanyahu faces mounting pressure within israel, over his handling of the war. thousands of israelis rallied until it vive, on saturday, demanding an end to the finding in. gotcha, and fresh elections. the anti government protest comes after nearly 50 weeks of war between israel and him are also coming up. iran is threatening to retaliate after suspect it is really air striking serious capital, damascus, killing high ranking members of taylor ons, revolutionary guard, and demonstrations against germany. as far right or growing hundreds of thousands take to the streets and cities across the country to condemn the far right a fee party following reports of a secret mess. deportation meet the eye mike, local, welcome. the government benjamin netanyahu is facing mounting pressure within is really mid the ongoing conflict in gaza and increasingly dire humanitarian situation. there. this was the scene until the late saturday were thousands of people gathered to protest against the country's leadership. they are calling for new elections. it's now more than 3 months s

and it was growing against prime minister benjamin netanyahu. government, which is failed to secure the release of captives despite waging a devastating war. similar protests were previously broken up by police. teresa bo was that those demonstrations in tele v. the, we're here in the center. i'll say that'd be where hundreds of people out of dollars of protest against the war. people here are demanding a ceasefire from the government are sitting not only piece where bring security is read and they're also asking the government to do much more to answer piece legal affairs. and so the top 10 thing guys that can be released, and we're being told right here, that they're not carrying palestinians because many feared that they could be detained if they do. so. security forces were not far away from here, even though this protest has been authorized by the government, in many cases, folders like this one. i'm end up with people arrested joining me now if you're the old. she's one of the organizers of this close. isn't that what can we do like the governor? do you think the government is goi

unlike located the government, benjamin netanyahu is facing mounting pressure. within is real limited, the ongoing conflict in gaza and the increasingly dire humanitarian situation. there. this was the scene intel a v late saturday for thousands of people gathered to protest against the country's leadership. they are calling for new elections. it's now more than 3 months since israel launched it's counter offensive and gaza after the unprecedented cross border attacks by him off on october 7th. a mazda is classified as a terrorist organization by multiple countries. earlier i spoke to dw correspondent rebecca readers in jerusalem for told me more about what the demonstrators are demanding. we so multiple protests across the country last night that one in tel aviv that used to be called that is certainly the largest of the ones that we saw yesterday. and it's something we've been saying every week since the beginning of this conflict, people coming out the to demand a largely different strategy to the way that the hostage situation is being dealt with them that s

i minister benjamin netanyahu versus called from the white house to scale down israel's war against him off and rejects the idea of palestinian statehood in the future. also coming up in india hype around the opening of a hindu temple, it's a chance for prime minister and a run from moti to score some of the major political point of possibly at the risk of sidelining religious minorities. the, i'm sorry, kelly walked into the program. we begin with the war and gaza, where israel is pressing on with it's offensive in the territory south after rejecting calls from the united states to scale back in a televised address, prime minister benjamin netanyahu. so that is real, would not stop fighting and gaza until it has destroyed him off, which is considered a terrorist group by israel and the united states among others. then yahoo also project is caused by the us to facilitate a post war palestinian state. as the fighting and gaza read is on israel's increasingly at odds with its closest ally. the war and gaza is still backed by the united states. but the intensity of operations has come unde

the the, this is dw news of life in berlin, prime minister benjamin netanyahu face as mounting pressure within israel over here is handling of the war. thousands of israelis rally didn't tell a beat on saturday, demanding an end to the fighting and gaza and fresh elections. the anti government protest comes after nearly 15 weeks of war between israel and how much also coming out. iran is threatening to retaliate after a suspect. it is really here striking hits the serious capital, damascus, killing high ranking members of tehran, revolutionary guard, and demonstrations against germany's far right or growing hundreds of thousands take to the streets and cities across the country to condemn the far right, hey, if the party following reports have a secret mess. the port taishan meet the and a warm welcome to viewers around the world. i'm michael. ok. the government of benjamin netanyahu is facing mounting pressure within israel, amid the ongoing conflict in gaza and the increasingly dire humanitarian situation . there. this was the scene entailed the late saturday, where thousands of peopl

the supreme court came out and rejected a signature piece of legislation by benjamin netanyahu that would have basically knee capped the judiciary in favor of the prime minister, netanyahu himself, and the cabinet. they rejected this legislation by a very narrow margin that would have said that the courts or judges would have the right to exercise a reasonableness clause, essentially saying that legislation or decisions from the cabinet would be rejected by judges if they deemed them to be unreasonable. now, this sounds like a minor distinction, but this was an issue that had brought hundreds of thousands of israelis into the streets, particularly in cities like this in tel aviv just off my right shoulder here for months on end. and it had threatened to cripple benjamin netanyahu's government. now, with october 7th and the terrorist attacks by hamas, benjamin netanyahu had gone ahead with pushing for this legislation. it had already passed in the knesset. now it looks like they'll have to go back and redraft at least part of this legislation if they hope to see it pass. as i mentioned, al

prime minister benjamin netanyahu is the 1st between the 2 men weeks by themselves . the number of types of 2 states solutions have a son. that's the day after nothing, you know, no less than you know, who refused to consider palestinian statehood. is there any forces occurring up at night they raise across the occupied westbank that being confident ations inside the ballasa refugee come east of nablus is where the soldiers also stormed a number of houses and finding the village east of hebron on palestinian was arrested during raising bethlehem is ready for his damage buildings and dug up road softer series of rays in tucker and last of almost 2 whole days. many of the rates on the occupied westbank have been focused on palestinian refugee comes, hold up to him. he'd visited one shortly after these ready ministry pulled out from the area. is it a after? and these a collective sigh of relief is really forces have retreated. people are bewildered by the destruction in an alleyway i. so most one can find the degree for his son, one of 7 who were killed here during the f

this is a big blow to benjamin netanyahu and the hardline governing coalition in this showdown betweening government. this is the supreme court taking their power back when it comes to checks balances. before the october seventh deadly attack by hamas on israel, before the war in gaza, israel had experienced unprecedented division and turmoil internally because of these proposed judiciary reforms by the government, many calling it a threat to democracy, and there were many, many disagreements about the separation of powers. and at the heart of this was this bill that the government pushed through, this reasonableness bill, essentially stopping the supreme court from its ability to stop the government from making any decisions that were deemed unreasonable. now the supreme court has overturned that, saying, "we will keep you in check." this could not have come at a worse time for the benjamin netanyahu government — already under extreme pressure and anger from the hostage families who are saying that the government is failing to bring the hostages back, and now, this government is stari

i think it's very disappointing that benjamin netanyahu has said that.senses a surprise, he's spent his entire political career against a two state solution. but the point is, which other route is there to seriously resolve this? palestinians deserve a sovereign state. israel deserves to have the ability to defend itself, its own security, in other words. and unless you pursue a two—state solution, i really don't see that there is another solution. now, you will get a lot of different views within the israeli government, of course. it is a rainbow coalition. so we very much distinguish between the views of individuals and our overall support for israel as a country. here's fawaz gerges, professor of international relations at the london school of economics who explained the significance of the airbase attacks in iraq. this is part of the reverberations of the gaza war. you have attacks in iraq. attacks on the red sea. attack on the northern front between hezbollah and israel. you have israel basically killing top iranian leaders and hezbollah military co

what do you rate at the moment the level of influence that the us actually has over benjamin netanyahunyahu?— the us actually has over ben'amin netan ahu? ~ , ., , netanyahu? well, it is a precarious situation. obviously _ netanyahu? well, it is a precarious situation. obviously this _ netanyahu? well, it is a precarious situation. obviously this is - netanyahu? well, it is a precarious situation. obviously this is an - situation. obviously this is an election year, and the biden administration has to way a lot of political questions. but the answer is always at the closest ally is america, and the most influence over israel out of all the nations will be the americans and america, so i think the americans shouldn't underestimate their influence, even in an election year. nawaf al—thani, thank you so much for coming on the programme. thank ou. the scottish first minister and leader of the scottish national party leader, humza yousaf, has said some people place a different value on palestinian and muslim lives. he was asked by the bbc�*s laura kuennsberg why he's one of the few uk polit

and mark lowen gave us his analysis of benjamin netanyahu's comments.ong—standing opposition to a palestinian state chimes with the majority of public opinion at the moment, that is still too traumatised to countenance an independent palestine over those attacks on 7th october and of course he's also fighting for his political survival to some extent, with diminishing popularity here, and relying on support from the far right within his cabinet, two ministers from the far right threatening to topple the government unless israel pursues its war. and of course they are very much aligned with him on the anti—palestinian statehood position. but i think that there is growing exasperation, clearly, from western allies at the moment, and the fact that benjamin netanyahu keeps repeating this publicly in a sort of pretty clear rebuttal to israel's western allies at the moment who are pressuring him to sort of ease off on the offensive and engage in meaningful diplomacy, thatjust shows the widening chasm that there is now between the netanyahu government and isra

and that was because of the comments made by benjamin netanyahu on thursday. what he said, he didn't see a 2 state solution is a long term on so for israel security and that goes completely against what the united states has been saying. it's been us policy since 2002, when george bush addressed the united nations and said he saw an independent state of palestine in the future. it goes against what happened in 2007 when the families and the palestinian liberation organization agreed with the americans at a conference in maryland. that there would be a 2 state solution. and certainly that idea has been pushed by joe biden by, onto the blinking his secretary of state by jake sullivan, his my social security advisor. and they have continued to see that. so the fact that joe biden would say that he's not in favor of that idea under cuts to bite and dramatically. and that's certainly a number of congressmen have been on social media in the last few hours saying that this is wrong. and the only way to get to a final point of peace in the middle east is sort of the 2

benjamin netanyahu withdrawalfrom gaza.n netanyahu to completely rejecting those terms saying they would amount to a surrender to monsters. they say what is needed to bring the hostages home is military pressure and a complete dismantling of hamas in gas. benjamin netanyahu has been repeating his long—time resistance, his opposition to the creation of a palestinian state, but at the same time that is being talked about increasingly diplomatically by israel's international allies and we have european union foreign ministers due to meet their israeli and palestinian counterparts later and palestinian counterparts later and there will be putting the idea of the two state solution forward again for their proposal for longer term peace. let's return to our top story here in the uk. an 84—year—old man has died in scotland after the car he was a passenger in was hit by a falling tree. it happened in falkirk. just reading the police scotland website, they are appealing for any witnesses, saying it happened on the aa 905 road. emerg

you pointed out already that prime minister benjamin netanyahu has signalled this before . he said he wouldn't make the same mistakes. the closest that israel has come to a lasting peace. so the white house thinking has been to brush it off to the side and say that benjamin netanyahu has made these statements before and come back to a more moderate position. at least according to to a person familiar with the call, he did yesterday saying his comments on thursday were not meant to close the door entirely on the possibility of a two-state solution. he found the possibility of a demilitarized state given security guarantees from abroad is something he found intriguing. this is something that's been pushed by the egyptian president before and something that appears president biden is interest ed in as well. listen. >> there's a null of countries that are members of the u.n. that still don't have their own military. so think there's ways in had which this could go. >> the americans think that once the war is over, once the dust settle thes, there maybe more of a pathway to talk

benjamin netanyahu himself is- benjamin netanyahu himself is unpopularfor many benjamin netanyahu himselffor many reasons, first of all people blame him for intelligence failures leading to the initial attack by hamas, armed hamas gunmen on october the 7th and some people don't think he is showing enough emphasis on releasing hostages and first of all there are many people in israel, particularly the families of hostages, who believe the priority for the israeli government should be securing the release of hostages first and then pursuing the military goals because those can come after according to the families where there was a big protest against benjamin netanyahu last night but his war aims are largely supported in israel because most israelis agree with him that they cannot live alongside a hostile hamas run gaza. no one is really talking too much about what happens the day after because as the army spokesman said yesterday and benjamin netanyahu has reiterated this morning that this war is probably going to carry on for some time and israel might be achieving some of its military ta

which benjamin netanyahu has rejected in the past? yeah, i think this is certainly something when it comes to a scenario is or talking about post of war, a guy, so that the united states and is, well, i'm not exactly on the same page. this is where the prime minister benjamin netanyahu has repeatedly said that he doesn't support the creation of a palestinian state. and that certainly also goes for his father, writes religious ministers in his government cabinet ministers and coordination partners. but to mister blink, and also stressed that she was individually talked to regional leaders. and they said, you know, they needs to be a pos way to palestinian states to get to security and peace in the region. and that means also that is what it has to make some hard choices. i grew up tonya tonya trailer in jerusalem but take a look at some old stories, making news around the world will starting poland, where police have entered the presidential palace to arrest of 2 former ministers and were due to so sentenced as full abuse of power hold

so benjamin netanyahu being squeezed from both sides. let's not the forget the pressure from the families of the hostages who have been doing direct actions such as blocking roads and camping outside benjamin netanyahu's villa. and then the other wild card here is concerns expressed by the prime minister that any u.s. retaliation for that drone strike in jordan that killed three u.s. servicemen and injured dozens more could also potentially complicate a deal because hamas is also back ed b iran in all of this. so a lot of balls in the air. but as we heard, a little more optimism that some kind of deal could happen at some point. we just don't know when. >> the former prime minister david cameron has said that britain would consider recognizing a palestinian state as part of an ir reversible two-state peace solution. what is the significance of that? especially when britain has been criticized by palestinians and regional partners for showing unequivocal support of the u.s. and israel at the beginning of the offensive in gaza? >> it's sig

i mean is to benjamin netanyahu exchanges cups the powers of judges, the popular measures the mastic nationwide protests. and it was like damages homes and leaves thousands without power in japan, waves over and behind the back of the coastline authorities scale back to natalie warning, but say more trim is the likely the i've been visible and welcome these way. the supreme court has struck down a significant section of the government's controversial. judicial reports administered benjamin netanyahu pushed through the changes that limited the powers of judges to overturn government decisions. the plans were highly unpopular and prompted massive nationwide protests last year. somebody sagal is a journalist in jerusalem. i asked him if the quote's willing was a surprise, a lot of thinking in the public in general, people that have not been there focusing on these questions right now. since the war has kind of like overtaking everything and the focus as being of course, on the and what's happening with the security and so forth. but the legal experts is they knew that this would be comi

but despite growing international outrages, why the problem is, have benjamin netanyahu says no one will stop his country from continuing as will as goes out to hunting my food. so it has more from rough $100.00 days of this ongoing, a brutal aggression on the gas turban. it all has become apparent of how difficult the situations are here in each passing the starting of from displacement into the destruction. the shared level of destruction, of residential homes of blocks, the neighborhoods then. and so far, what we look at is that a systematic bombardment of cities, towns, public facility that has turned life into quite impossible for the the residents of the gaza strip. we're looking at $1500000.00 displays palestinians, oldest we in the southern part of the gothic that's further south, very close to the egyptian gauze, a border in a very small part of the land with extreme shortage of every thing from the food water, medical supplies as well as survival items, the evacuation zones and, and since there is a running out of space as they are over will with, with this, please tell us any

another phase of no confidence is being tabled against the is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu in the can assets a strike con. serious capital was killed at least 2 people that says the location reports of the used by a wrong revolution. we gone, i'm 5 kind of citizens, a dead off the latest rates finds rarely forces across the pike west by the beginning in gone. so what israel's month long bombardment says no sign of easing. have been a number of strikes, overnights and into the morning across the strip of them. 200 palestinians have been killed in the past 24 hours. hunting lockwood begins our coverage from rafa in southern gall. so these are the consequences of this video strikes an apartment building. and so why the and the fire are in central garza, the more get a super hospitalized pack. a piece of paper stuck the blanket would identify her as she is there. of the outside is more than 5000 an ambulance not far away at the re man school boys said stopping on the school building with sha weed. with miss salas, my family was killed. they will be killed. all those in the cost

i think when we're talking about the, the americans visa v, benjamin netanyahu, we need to take it with a grain of salt in the sense that yes, they're saying this publicly. but what are they doing to really put pressure on this government? i think interesting. the you heard there an outage report he said under his watch wanted if you look at the polls, prime minister benjamin netanyahu will his political career will be over if there is to be an election. and also everyone we've been talking to and this is the sentiment here, is raised, almost forgive him for what happened on october the 7th because it happened on his watch. so interestingly, some people will tell you that the americans could be looking at a different truck of conversation with different people to be looking at the day off to because of course, the establishment of the product of the policy and state is incredibly complex. and it's going to take time and i think interesting me, it was 10 years ago that the americans were lost on the ground here trying to get some kind of political solution at the time. prime minister ben

government's recent legal reforms saying it caused a serious and unprecedented damage. prime minister benjamin netanyahu, his effort to curb judicial power, had spurred massive protests. nationwide, authorities in japan are struggling to cope with a series of earthquakes that struck as western coastline on new year's day. damaged to buildings and roads are hindering rescue efforts in the worst that areas. stories to say that more tremors are likely the hello and welcome to our show. i'm seeing there's like in berlin. these really supreme court has struck down a central element of the governments, controversial traditional reforms, and a slim, 87 majority justices rule. the amendment would have caused serious and unprecedented damages to israel as a democratic state. prime minister benjamin netanyahu pushed through the changes last year, which limited the powers of judges to overturn government decisions of the plants prop the mass of nationwide protest. to drill a semi circle in jerusalem, it has more on the political reaction to this rule. ready really cool. the party power and is rose. they're very up

states has said a lot of progress has been made in negotiations, but israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has ruled out 2 of her mazda as pop demands, the military withdrawal from gaza and the mass released from us prisoners. i mean, hold on, cut my head comments about all sorts of deals. so i want to make it clear. i don't know, we will not send the school without achieving all of our goals. so this means the elimination of how mass the return level. i've talked to use the problem is because it will no longer pose a threat to israel on a hold on the it's, we will not pull the idea from the gaza strip and we will not release thousands of terrorists know that this will happen. what will happen, my absolute victory, dw is tonya kramer has more about the diplomatic efforts to secure a cease fire as well. we understand that there is a framework that's being a worked out. there was a meeting in paris on sunday of the heads of the caea and the most odd and the a medi i test from a katana, egypt for a meeting there. this kind of frame make framework as it's reported could see a temporary cease f

let's begin with prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who called the ruling outrages. he also gave 2 statements, one in hebrew, and the 2nd in english trying to appeal to the international community, saying that israel is fighting a just war and that they differentiate between the civilians in gaza. and him, us, but the reality on the ground of course, is always showing a different picture. a disconnect between what is really officials are saying about targeting civilians and the reality on the ground. additionally, we've been hearing from the defense minister e o r g alons, who said that israel quote, does not need lessons on morality. he also condemned the ruling and we're also hearing from another minister each more ben, we're from the ultra right camp who said that it was a hypocrisy. it is also worth noting that comments from it's a more bend. we're a known altered nationalist were used in the case against israel for genocide, a language. but benjamin netanyahu had asked his cabinet to not speak on the ruling until there was a government consensus. but many member

the, the, this is the, the new use live from berlin. prime minister benjamin netanyahu bases mounting pressure within israel, over his handling of the war. thousands of israelis riley didn't televi to demand an end to the fighting. and joseph and fresh elections guaranteed government protest came after nearly 15 weeks of war between israel and how much also coming up around and threatens to retaliate after i suspect it is rarely airstrikes hit some serious capital damascus, killing high ranking members of k ranch, revolutionary guard and more and more and bigger demonstrations against germany's far right. hundreds of thousands take the streets and cities across the country to condemn the far right. f t party. following reports of secret mass deportation. meet the neg spicer welcome to the program. the government of benjamin netanyahu faces mounting pressure with an israel because of the ongoing conflict in gasoline and the increasingly dire humanitarian situation. there. this was the scene in tennessee by saturday were thousands of people gather to protest against the countries leader

those kinds of plans are not government policy. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said israel does not intend to establish a permanent civilian presence in gaza again. but a number of his ministers were at the conference calling for his rarely settlements in gaza, including the national security minister. today, everyone understands that retreat brings about war. and if we don't want to know the type of 7, we to return home to garza and control the territory to encourage monetary emigration to palestinians. most stuff about booty of the palestinian national initiative told the algae 0 news outlet that this is not a joke. these are the people who are making the policy in israel and they were calling for the complete ethnic, cleansing of the people of causa, or in 2005 is real. evacuated settlements in garza, the largest of which was called goose cut teeth. after a 38 year occupation evacuation was framed as a move to improve security, but how mos started firing rockets into israel soon afterwards. building new settlements and doesn't, doesn't have majority is rarely support for rece

the voice of prime minister benjamin netanyahu.to say what he thinks that if he will abide by this decision . if he does not we could be on the way to a constitutional crisis. when wolf blitzer interviewed him earlier in the year, around 1 january, july of last year rather, he didn't really give a direct answer. he didn't answer the question on if he would respect the verdict. i think everyone is focused on this war so any division that may return to the fold will be after the war. >> let me ask you about something else as well. today, a senior official said the israeli announcement on a troop drawdown in gaza means that they are entering a lower intensity phase of the war. what are israeli officials saying about this? >> is this a lower intensity is something that the u.s. has been pushing for as they want to get israel to ensure it takes more care of civilians in the gaza strip. the soldiers, his troops are being allowed to return home to their communities, their families, and their jobs to recuperate and refresh. and to give a b