and that was mentioned by benjamin netanyahu. when he address congress, seeing that give us the weapons and this will be over sooner. but certainly joe biden is concerned about legacy. he wants to get that c spot he has pushed for, for a number of months, and that's telling him itself that it has been a number of months. and at least one occasion, he said that these really sit signed up and then find out that he is really well actually on board with the idea. and so he will push again to try and get some form of c spy. and he will talk to the families of the americans who are currently being held captive in guys as well. benjamin netanyahu has wanted a meeting in the oval office since he came back to power and they fail. joe biden has resisted that until this very moment. and that alone tells you the relationship that these 2 men have had over the years. despite job. i'm getting praise from benjamin netanyahu during his speech on wednesday for flying to israel immediately after october. the 7th. all right, and as you're speaking,

joe biden was due to meet benjamin netanyahu on tuesday. but cobit obviously prepaid to that, and so he will meet him on thursday along with his national security team. and then there will be a separate meeting. but come law does. it's important to prove this meeting and to context. a lot of people wanted the benjamin netanyahu to address congress a number of months ago. i knew it was republicans that were pushing it, and that is because there was a split between joe biden and benjamin netanyahu over the provision of 2000 pine booms. a joe biden in the white house said they were holding back or giving notice . other weapons still went to israel. but holding back on those specific munitions because they were what is that they would be used in rafa. and the death toll would be in the thousands, if not the 10s of thousands. so the republicans thought, here's a chance for benjamin netanyahu to criticize joe biden, because he's already done something similar when he address congress at the invite of republicans attack brock obama, who was then p

i'm benjamin netanyahu speaking in congress. but what we got was a lot of praise for joe biden, but we also felt praise for, for donald trump, for procuring the abraham of cards. for also recognizing is really sovereignty over the goal on heights, which is against international law. and also moving the u. s. embassy to jerusalem . the job i was planning to meet benjamin netanyahu on tuesday. that was postpone because of cobit, it will know. take place on thursday. you'll be there with his national security team and couple of hottest, we'll also be involved in those discussions. and then on friday he will go tomorrow . i'll go to meet donald trump. there's been tension between the 2. not least because benjamin netanyahu quickly recognized still by his victory in the 2020 presidential election. and the has been passed was exchanged between the 2. is donald trump has described benjamin netanyahu using explosives, but not clearly. he thinks that benjamin netanyahu closing up to him will help in the election come november. so all of

the benjamin netanyahu is going to meet donald trump, but benjamin netanyahu is a politician who knows how to play the game. and he and he's playing both sides, even though they speak to him, witness the. he talked about how donald trump had negotiated the brown. the court to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel had actually moved the us embassy to jerusalem and then recognized as really sovereignty over the goal on heights, despite that being against international law. so benjamin netanyahu is aware that some of the hottest might not win the election, and donald trump the might. and so israel and benjamin netanyahu particularly would like to have a friend in the white house. and that is why he is making the trip all the way to florida to meet donald trump. okay, got it. thank you alan. thanks for that reporting from the white house. well, that's on yahoo and his address to the us congress also address the conflict with the lebanese group has gone up. so he says that is real, prefers diplomacy, but we'll do what's necessary to secure it's northern border. zane us was it has mor

the benjamin netanyahu was due to meet with joe biden . but cobit obviously not the time scale of that slightly away. and of course to. 1 this note effectively, elaine, the president for that meeting will still take place at the white house on thursday . he will meet joe biden and his national security team. he will also become a law. but on top of that, he also plans to travel to florida to meet donald trump, unless that visit in context. there was a period what benjamin netanyahu congratulated joe biden on his victory in the election. i thought upset total from greatly there was also point for benjamin netanyahu. well, the election was in donald trump's mind, at least in dispute when he signed another abraham a court. and he said to benjamin netanyahu on the phone call joe biden. we wouldn't been able to do this. benjamin netanyahu being a savvy politician, realized that would, that was not something that he was going to sign up to and said nothing. so there has been a tension between donald trump and benjamin netanyahu. so be interestin

following her meeting with the minister benjamin netanyahu, vice president harris called on benjamin nyahu to get this deal done. >> israel has a right to defend itself and how it does so, matters. it's time for this war to end, and end in a way where israel is secure, all the hostages are released, the suffering of palestinian people can exercise their right to freedom, dignity and self-determination. there has been hopeful movement in the talks to secure an agreement on this deal. and as i just told prime minister benjamin netanyahu, it's time to get this deal done. >> the vice presidents meeting followed a dramatic encounter between the families of the american hostages and benjamin netanyahu. arranged by president biden. axios news reports the families asked benjamin netanyahu in front of biden why the prime minister was slow walking the negotiations on the deal. benjamin netanyahu and top officials within his government have said they wish to continue operations within gaza after any cease-fire deal is reached, something that, based on vice president harris's remarks could be a p

the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu met the former u.s.nt and republican presidential candidate donald trump in florida. the israeli leader did not give details but said israel would be dispatching a negotiating team to gaza cease-fire talks next week. it was the first meeting between mr. trump and mr. netanyahu in nearly four years and follow talks between mr. netanyahu and presumptive democratic presidential nominee kamala harris on thursday after which she says she could not stay silent about the suffering of civilians in gaza. we go to a former u.s. diplomat aaron david miller. thank you for joining us. we have this image of donald trump and benjamin netanyahu meeting. it comes a day after he was in washington meeting with joe biden and kamala harris. what is the sense in the difference of messages or is it consistent from the israeli prime minister? >> this has been a political trick. the speech was pitical, the meeting seven political. i'm not sure the prime minister anticipated he would be meeting a former president with who he iden

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it president by -- president biden and benjamin netanyahu.— benjamin netanyahu.nt biden is audibly - benjamin netanyahu. it does stop president biden is audibly the - benjamin netanyahu. it does stopl president biden is audibly the most pro—israel president in the us apart from donald trump. kamala harris, you can hear she is a bit more left, more critical in her rhetoric towards israel. right now, we're just seeing israel and especially netanyahu trying to capitalise, play on two horses, meeting with donald trump later today because i believe he hopes he will win, and with kamala harris, of course trying to show respect but also trying to cause unease among her own democratic allies by for example leaking to the israel media her comments about the ceasefire could derail the ceasefire deal. in other words, blaming herforany derail the ceasefire deal. in other words, blaming herfor any potential break—up of the negotiations. so i would say benjamin netanyahu and his government hoping for trump to win but they can deal with kamala harris because after all she is ve

is benjamin netanyahu popular right now? how do israelis feel? how do they feel about him coming here, pausing the negotiations to speak to an american congress? >> reporter: katy, prime minister netanyahu is not popular, and every indication is if there was an election in this country today, he and his right wing government who are largely blamed for the failures to prevent october 7th would lose that election, and many people here in israel see what the prime minister billed as a major foreign policy speech in front of the united states congress as effectively an israeli domestic speech. netanyahu, the showman, once again, presenting himself as the only israeli leader of stature to be able to stand up, to speak in english for nearly an hour before both democrats and republicans, and netanyahu has a long history of fighting and winning elections in this country as the man who is capable of standing up to democratic presidents. he did it under bill clinton. he did it under barack obama. and to a certain extent, he seems to be doing it now. saying

it could be a much more tense relationship that benjamin netanyahu would have a kamala harris then heith joe biden. in terms of the regional reaction to mr. netanyahu's speech in congress, his supporters are delighted with how he has framed this as defense of the jewish state and speaking at the heart of the political establishment. his critics, among them the family of the hostages, or horrified he made no reference of the cease-fire deal that is on the table. according to opinion polls, 2/3 of israelis believe priority needs to be ending the war and get the hostages home while only 1/4 believe the priority is to continue war until total victory. among palestinians, there will be horror at the idea he did not mention the 39,000 people killed in gaza since this war began. constantly deflected blame on the ground in gaza. as a reminder of the toll the war has taken, five more bodies of israeli hostages returned to israel, killed since october 7 with the widespread feeling in israeli society that the longer the war goes on, the fewer hostages will return alive. caitriona: joining me now

to talk to many of them about why did they think about her benjamin netanyahu's speech. they know that he... benjamin netanyahu has finished speaking, you called protesters useful it is, what are your thoughts? >> i cannot hear you. >> what is your message? >> stand up fight back! >> peaceful right now as you can see but we keep having these clashes, we know they have been at least 5 arrests and we have seen 1 protester, the flag of the brigades packed on her arm, after she was supporting hamas she said she simply supports the resistance as we continue to show you around here. it is a group over here, it goes back towards a now, it is blocking everything. you can see, sarah, what is the message? >> free palestine. >> what he think about your. speaking here? >> he called the protesters iran's useful idiots. >> shout out for him having an opinion, that's what it's all about, speaking your mind, it's america, it's called freedom. >> it what do you make over the hostages that are still held in gaza? what about them it? >> if israel stops bombing the hostages, and stop killin

correspondent has been following those meetings. >> it was another day of protests that has followed benjamin netanyahushington. during which mr. netanyahu was meeting president biden and kamala harris later after that meeting. the vice president. that meeting on taking increased importance because of her run for the democratic nomination and the presidency itself. what the u.s. administration is trying to pressure mr. netanyahu to accept a cease-fire and hostage release deal. they believe he is now becoming the biggest block to this thing moving forward and they are over the line.ying to get it the key focus of these discussions between mr. biden and mr. netanyahu. the problem for the american president if he does not have a strong track record in persuading mr. netanyahu, getting him to do what he wants. it has been a -- relationship over the issue of the desperate situation in gaza. with a very large number of palestinian civilians killed by the israeli offensive and a lack of humanitarian aid to gaza. when mr. biden has tried to get mr. netanyahu to change tactics, he has struggled. this has always

, saying they are making benjamin netanyahu's point, burning the u.s. flag interfacing monuments with pro hamas logan. the point benjamin netanyahu mate is they are choosing to stand with people. you would become iran's useful idiots he said during that speech. a photo of one of those monuments defacement's that happened during the protest, that is the christopher columbus memorial fountain outside union station about a block from where the studio is. that monument spray-painted with dozens of pieces of graffiti. the removal process has begun within the past 40 hours. that picture from today's "washington post." we are talking to undecided voters only this morning getting your thoughts on the new 2024 race on kamala harris versus donald trump. (202) 748-8000 if you are undecided in eastern or central time zones. (202) 748-8001 louisiana's lands of origin is france. so if civil war breaks out in this country, who is the civil war going to be against? everyone talks about -- host: you think civil war might break out in this country? caller: the republican

it seems, that will boycott the — many democrats, it seems, that will boycott the speech by benjamin netanyahullion of aid from the us per year, the biggest recipient of american military— the biggest recipient of american military aid historically. and that has been — military aid historically. and that has been one of the fundamental grievances, particularly among democrats. they have tried to push joe biden— democrats. they have tried to push joe biden to change course. that was that one _ joe biden to change course. that was that one moment where a consignment of arms— that one moment where a consignment of arnrs were _ that one moment where a consignment of arms were held back by the americans to the israelis. the administration said at that point that that — administration said at that point that that was over the fact that they— that that was over the fact that they had — that that was over the fact that they had such a huge impact in densety— they had such a huge impact in densely built areas of gaza. some bombs _ densely built areas of gaza. some bombs have since been allowed to flow

neil: this is video just coming in of benjamin netanyahu meeting with donald trump.e are told, you got to wrap this up fast as if that wasn't the goal. you have pressure on both sides, donald trump seems sympathetic to the predicament, you are you losing the pr battle, you're losing the global public support you had rightfully coming to you after the october 7th attacks. how should they respond to pressure from republican president? >> putting on the brakes, a republican candidate stepping on the gas for israel and somehow israel is supposed to navigate between those extremes. the concern for israel's imagine the world for the palestinians, it's a sharp distinction. in order to do that, an expedited supply of munitions, not just in the south but in the north as well. heavy involvement in the north, hit by houthi rebels in yemen, a bomb hit the street up from where i'm talking to you and killed a person. israel needs those musicians quickly. also a diplomatic cover, this is an extremely complicated combat situation. even risking its own soldiers. it would be nice if a

thousands thronging the capitol hill area, demanding an end to the war in gaza and benjamin netanyahu's arrest. blocking their route to the capitol where netanyahu was speaking were miles of barricades, backed by thousands of officers, including s.w.a.t. teams. the march stalling at union station, where protesters began pulling american flags down from the flag poles. officers moved in and were swarmed by the crowd. the flag there on the ground was on the flag pole here at union station a few moments ago, but protesters here lit it on fire, as well as that effigy of benjamin netanyahu. police eventually removing the palestinian flags raised above union station. and david, leaving, you might see a few protesters left behind here, but for the most part of the day, they marched, demanding an end to the war in gaza, about end to the blockade, and the arrest of netanyahu. david? >> david: matt, thank you. >>> we have new reporting on the assassination attempt on donald trump. the new video just released after the shots were fired. and the fbi director revealing today, the gunman had looked p

as washington hosts is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu, some critics of the east around i'm the us are asking why on the hostages home, the, our business plan that you're working on the 1st full day off, i can pay and us vice president comes out. harris has secured enough democratic delegates for how bid to become the policies nominate to replace joe biden and take on donald trump. she is not expected to win the democratic nomination of the parties convention in august. as she took over president biden's campaign headquarters in delaware, she got more than a simple endorsement from the president in her 1st speech to campaign workers since j biden abruptly entities election campaign, the vice president seemed energetic. she praised the president who was quoted again and speak a certain sum craven installation. i love joe, in jail. we really do. they truly are like family. and we need to i know you are still there. you're not going anywhere to be longer. i love you. after the emotional passing of the ph thomas went off to have it public, an opponent leaning into her background

well several members of that group told us that they don't really believe that benjamin netanyahu who is interested in a ceasefire some of them think it's an outright ruse by the prime minister. one of their central messaging is they want the us to stop funding netanyahu's government. and that's what they're trying to get across. there here today after being arrested, a couple of hundred of them in the capitol rotunda yesterday again, you've got speeches going on over here for over my right shoulder. john is going to kind of maybe john can raise your camera a little bit and kind of see the breadth of the crowd, very dense, crowded up there and they, they promised to be here at least through the time that benjamin netanyahu speaks to congress dana, well, it certainly is telling that there are people in a democratic country, united states, who can use their voice to protest a democratically elected leader in another country and do so in a way that doesn't get them arrested or maybe sometimes if they're arrested, if they're not breaking, if they are breaking the law, but not get hurt by

a lot of people are unhappy that benjamin netanyahu is here and are calling for his a rest. based on the i 50 warrants that that's an issue. now, besides that, nothing yahoo said of the protest. those outside congress should be ashamed of themselves. well, that has the police of both of the use of pepper spray against protest as right at the moment that the guy who was given a speech at tell us more about what's happening at the protest right now. what is the main message? can you break it down for us as well? there still been a continual message, of course, of the fire now that we've heard over and over, we've heard the continuous chance of from the river to the sea. those are ongoing things that we've seen across all the very free palestine protests that have been ongoing. i would say here in the nation's capital since last fall of 2023. at this point, we're seeing more signs now a call in benjamin netanyahu, a work criminal said he should be arrested crimes against humanity. those are the common themes that we're seeing right now at this particular just a little bit diffe

a - benjamin netanyahu? i think it's very significant. a lot - benjamin netanyahu?. a lot of i it's very significant. a lot of people know they had a close relationship when the former president was president, and they hoped to build on that. after this meeting, in fact, the former president was asked, could there be any fence mending? and he said, they did not need to because they had a good relationship. all along former president trump has been urging the prime minister to work toward a cease—fire and to get the hostages released, including a handful of americans. as you know, mr netanyahu has been in washington, he met with the president and vice president, had that meeting before congress which was controversial, because the number of democrats who boycotted that meeting over what they say was the treatment of palestinians, so there has been some friction there. did not seem to be any friction today for so we did get the consent what was happening, some video released afterwards, and mr tripp was all smiles, mr netanyahu all smiles, and he was asked, what could

that's been by passing the torch to leadership. benjamin netanyahu. his place to continue is ralph boy in java and pulled on the us to stand united with ease ro. speaking to a joint session of congress in washington. the is where the prime minister sought to bolster support for the vote against him us. and while outside the capital building, thousands protested against netanyahu's visit demonstrate as code 465, and the team. and with that, you are up to date to this hour off next. how business program looks at indonesia. and it's potential to become a global economic powerhouse. but it's coming up off to the right. don't forget, you find updates on our website at the w dot com and the social media channels the handle is at. they definitely need somebody to me how to. so you top of the, the, can you see what old cars have to do with the production? here's a hands on the real media watch now on youtube. fucking 2014. the us invested marginally, more f. d a into indonesia than china. but in recent years, chinese in flows have significantly ad strips, tho

she turned to benjamin netanyahu's visit to the us.was urged not to travel to the us until he had sealed the deal for hostages. this ayelet levy shachar is desperate to bring her 20 —year—old daughter naama back home. she's been speaking to the bbc�*s barbara plett usher: she's a girl of values and a peace—seeker. she is a good sister to her siblings. she's a good daughter, although she likes to fight with her mum, which just means that she's very normal. i think she's very strong. your face lights up when you talk about her. yeah. i miss her very much. i worry, but when i talk about her, it's like she's here with me and, um, of course, i love her. tell me about the prime minister going to the united states, and he asked if you would come along on his plane, and you said you would not accompany the prime minister on his plane. why is that? i just feel that the focus right now is on the talks and on the negotiations and on getting this deal sealed and bringing our hostages back home. i just think this is not the right time for this. you

the the, you're watching data between use live from building carmella harris makes with benjamin netanyahu in the white house. and likely democratic, nominated for the presidency steps into the limelight as the us, as israel, and come us a closer than ever to a safe spot. we'll say coming up 25000 people, fly a fast moving wild fight in the canadian rockies windows of sight. a wall of fire has engulfed the town of jeff plus, the philippines rises to contain the toxic oil spill in the wake of the timing. timing. the storm has already devastated pots of tie one and china the method of help walk into the program. us boss, president campbell, a harris says help talks with is riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house, the totes of being closely watched for changes in time between harris, the presumptive democratic nominee for president and the incumbent, joe biden. our search, he told, is why the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, about a serious concern about the scale of human suffering in gaza, is where the premiere is in washington, hoping to show up support for the war aga

harris said she told is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu about her serious concern about the scale of human suffering and gas. it is rarely premier. it is in washington having to show up support for the war against thomas. let's listen now to more of what the vice president had as it is important for the american people to remember. the war and gaza is not a bind mary issue. however, too often the conversation is by mary when the reality is anything but. so i asked my fellow americans to help encourage efforts to acknowledge the complexity, the nuance and the history of the region. let us all condemn terrorism and violence. let us all do what we can to prevent the suffering of innocent civilians and let us condemn anti semitism, islam of phobia and hate of any kind. and let us work to unite our country. i thank you. the w report of stepping simons in washington gives us his takeaways now from what come of the house at this what i saw was the obvious 1st that it was her not present invited who actually came out after meeting with benjamin at the department of israel and made t

the visit comes with benjamin netanyahu under enormous pressure neta nyahu under enormous pressure fromg held. let's head to tel aviv. barbara, so many of those families were furious that israel's prime minister was actually travelling to washington before a new deal is in place.— new deal is in place. many of them rotested new deal is in place. many of them protested saying — new deal is in place. many of them protested saying you've _ protested saying you've got something to sort out here, you don't need to go to washington and talk politics. but now that he is there they are hoping he makes the cease—fire deal a priority. they are going to gather here in the centre of tel aviv what they have christened hostage square. lots of mementos & symbols that appear to remind them of what their loved ones are going through. their big screen set up that they will be watching the speech on. i've been speaking to some including one of the parents, her 21—year—old daughter was kidnapped from an israeli observation post near gaza on october seven.— october seven. she's a girl of values. and _ octob

today prime minister benjamin netanyahu addressed a joint session of congress i was that there i satn and spent 40 minutes with him 1 on 1 right after the speech. democrats senate's in-house dozens of democrats boycotted the speech including kamala harris the vice president supposed to sip right behind him during the speech and presumptive democrat nominee and said i will not attend she believes in this you want to look at the anti-semitic anti- israel radical front and the democrat party harris embodies it and if the safer every down ticket democrat i've encouraged my democratic opponent in texas you need to campaign with borders are kamala harris come down to the rio grande valley defend 11 and a half million people invading we need to make it about their records because it's been disastrous for the country. >> in fairness the prime minister netanyahu i think is 1 of the most compelling speeches ever given in the chamber and defiant he has moral clarity to understand the moment and the imperative nature of our alliance with israel in 1 of the things perhaps 1 of the biggest failure

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come on in. >> reporter: today a warm greeting from donald trump for israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at mar-a-lago. the two men meeting face to face after three years of frosty relations, ever since netanyahu congratulated joe biden for beating trump in 2020, infuriating trump, who to this day denies he lost that election. trump and netanyahu briefly took questions in a darkly lit room. the prime minister was asked about the ceasefire/hostage release deal in gaza that's been in the works for nearly two months. >> do you feel like after this trip, mr. prime minister, we're any closer to a ceasefire deal? >> i hope so. but i think time will tell. we're certainly eager to have one. and we're working on it. >> mr. president -- >> reporter: the mar-a-lago meeting comes one day after netanyahu was in the white house meeting with the president and vice president kamala harris over ceasefire efforts. harris telling netanyahu "it's time for this war to end." >> israel has a right to defend itself, and how it does so matters. >> reporter: harris has been trying to walk a fine line, supporting

the anti-israel protesters swarming the capitol as israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu addressedgress. >> steve: some of the protesters defaced monuments and fountains and things like that. they burned american flags. they burned netanyahu effigy, all in support of the terrorist organization that killed more than 1200 innocent israelis during the tragedies of october the 7th. [chanting] [bleep] burn it >> you get the point. few hours later. president biden finally speaking president biden since he officially dropped out of the 2024 presidential race. >> i revere this office, but i love this country more. it's been the honor of my life to serve as your president. but in defense of democracy, which is at stake, i think it's more important than any title. i believe my record as president, my leadership in the world, my vision for america's future all merited a second term, but nothing, nothing can come in the way of saving our democracy. that includes personal ambition. so i have decided the best way forward is to pass the torch to a new generation. over the next six months, i will

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu cut short his u.s.to fly home and overnight his warplanes retaliated by hitting hezbollah targets deep inside lebanon. the israel defense force is already overstretched in gaza. over the weekend, the israeli military issued new evacuation orders in an area khan younis designated a humanitarian safe zone, once again up ending the lives of palestinians. there was no warning before the idf hit this school sheltering civilians in central gaza yesterday. in the dust and rubble people scrambled for safety. this woman calls frantically for her loved ones lost in the panic. we were just sitting, playing happi happily says this traumatized young boy. the idf says it was a hamas command center and there were mostly women and children among the more than 30 killed. >> deborah pata reporting in israel. we turn now to senate majority leader chuck schumer. senator, good morning. >> good morning. good to be here. >> senator, what's your response to the latest strikes in the golan heights? >> well, look, first, we know

guest: benjamin netanyahu gave one of the best speeches i think i've ever heard. it was strong, to the point. he stressed, israel is the only democracy in the middle east. he stressed, we have been allies for a long time. he stressed the fact of the abraham accords. he noted the fact of the capital being moved to jerusalem. all the things that he said in such a strong way, as only benjamin netanyahu can say. we have not had a talk like that in a long time. happening outside when they burn the flag, no reason to put up with that. we have reports of them beating up police. that is going to change under donald trump. people will have consequences. they can protest, and they were here in the cannon building, just went into the atrium and started screaming. peaceful protest is just that. what happened outside the capitol was not peaceful. she laughs her way through problems that people in dlipt face. the only democracy in the mete, israel, our friend, she not showing up. but it doesn't surprise me. she is far left, has gone off the rails, as far as what they're doing t

and also coming up for the test as gavin, the other whitehouse for the 2nd day of benjamin netanyahu has us visit quoting for the rest of these randy prime minister the lead of mexico. so the trunk content was arrested in texas. i'm assigned to formerly the el shop of guzman is full. so in custody. a type of guy, and he makes don full on china, se, and coast auto sweeping across the taiwan causing, flooding. unlock the yes mice president come to harris has reiterated the need for an urgency supply deal for gauze that that includes the release of captives during talks with his ready prime minister. benjamin netanyahu come to high schools called for a 2 state solution and emphasize the plight of the palestinian people. i'll just say was practical hanging reports from washington dc. walk, you know, to give an scheduled remarks. vice president come over here is made clear. she had one message for the is really prime minister. i'm the proposed ceasefire as soon as i just told prime minister netanyahu, it is time to get this deal done. and so to everyone who has been calling for a cease fi

this is benjamin netanyahus saying americans are protecting you.his.o pr when israel asked to prevent iran from developing nuclear tha weapons, nuclear weapons that can destroy israel and threatena every american city, every city you come from, we are not onlypt protecting ourselves, we are protecting you! >> trace: is he right? >> 100% right. let's see what is going on between america and iran. iranian in the middle east righp now and charging america by supplying drones to russia. e onesird, they are th that indistinct universities and create social unrest in americah and that is according to america intelligence reports. so america is charged by iran and prime minister not only today but the last 45 years. >> trace: we have known that, we have known that in the prime minister came out todaye and said listen, we need weapont and we need them faster. do you think that was an>> t ineffective plea? >> i think according -- that is what i think, but personally that was the biggest important message of the prime ministert quickly spoke about the presid

it comes after thousands of protesters gathered on capitol hill to denounce benjamin netanyahu. as he gave an address to congress, type soon gave me made landfall in china's for john province. strong winds. heavy storm surge have been reported earlier. typhoid gave me his north eastern taiwan showing at least 3 people. and the israeli army has released a group of at least a palestinian prisoners, many show signs of torture since the beginning of the war. multiple reports and testimonies have detailed abuse of palestinian prisoners and is rarely jails. people with disabilities and gossip are facing extreme distress as the war. wages on many don't have access to food, medical care or safe shelter. and their families say they're struggling to meet even their most basic needs. i mean my food has more from the sabrina, was saying helps her son abdulla gary. they are in a dent where they were forced to find shelter after this. really army destroyed their home in the northern gaza strip. 18 year old of the 3 and was born with server policy. she is tired, then a traumatized. he often su

is there any prime minister benjamin netanyahu speak suppose to more us supports in his address to the joint meeting. is congress the thousands protest on the streets of washington dc, and soon as our t with palestinians hands on the ground. israel's attack on southern gaza has killed a $129.00 college students in 48 hours. now begin in the united states way president joe biden has given a televised address to explain his decision to end his 2020 for re election bid. biden says he dropped down to the presidential race to unite the democratic policy . he went on to say that americans have to choose between freedom and democracy and unity and division when they call us the ballots. in november. i believe, i reckon as president my leadership and the world i vision for america's future. of all married to the 2nd term. nothing. nothing can come in the way of saving our democracy. that includes personal ambition. so i've decided the best way for it is a past the tours from new generation as the best way to unite our nation. i know there is a time and a place for long years of experience and

and she conveyed that to benjamin netanyahu as well. let's bring in kayla tausche from the white house, kayla some strong words there from the vice president after her meeting and it obviously is coming at an interesting political moment for her as well. >> and it's been the clear as distillation yet that we've seen a vice president harris is only belief and views on this situation, and i think there's one line in particular that sums it up best and that is toward the top when she said israel has a right to defend itself and how it does so matters. she's speaking to those who want to see israel defend itself and want this war to end. and also those who want want to seek peace. and she says in no uncertain terms, i hear you and i see you to those on all sides of this argument and this debate that has infant blamed divisions in this country, as well as around the world. these are the most forceful words and perhaps the clearest position that's been laid out on this situation. question from this administration so far and certainly from the

president unlikely of democratic presidential nominees steps into the limelight in hot dogs with benjamin netanyahu. also coming up there, philippines race has to contain of toxic or in speaking in the wake of stifling, gave me the strong, has already demonstrated faults of taiwan and china and the products of the page begin tonight with elaborate opening ceremony. we take a look at the possible styles of the to be games, including us gymnastics, great thing on the, on british pound that you're welcome us, vice president coming on. hers has helped stalks with these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house, the presumptive democratic nominee for president of israel's need to agree to a truce in gaza in exchange for the release of hostages headed by militants. how do i said she had voiced a serious concern about this gain of human suffering and does that, i think is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. that's a yeah. who is in washington to sort of support for israel. it's ongoing war against a mass which came as a response to the militant islam instead of the attacks of octob

benjamin netanyahu's visit to majdel shams have been met with harsh welcome from drew's families who lost their children and attack on the israeli occupied area. angry protesters welcome the israely prime minister by chanting you are murderer and demanding he leaves. earlier in the day people try to prevent netanyahu's visit all together calling him a criminal fact. israel prime minister visited the soccer field in majd shams where a projectile killed 12 children on saturday visit was not covered by the media until he left town. netanyahu was accompanied by officials including shinbet director ronan bar and military chief of staff sachi braverman. similarly on sunday the israeli finance minister smotridge and his enterage also received shouts of get out of here criminal as they attended a memorial service. in yemen, years long war and siege have created harsh living conditions for many thousands of coastal residents rely on fishing to sustain their families, but this vital livelihood comes with severe risks. press tvs abdul latif uh alwash ali, how's your story? for many in yemen's c

with him in coming up full coverage of the very warm welcome of the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahuiven by america's far left lunatics. he gave a powerful speech before a joint session of congress we will play moments from his address although not everybody was there including kamala harris and we will discuss the growing rift in the democratic party or the pennsylvania governor mark shapiro mice be pat does might be passed over is being considered as running mate for kamala harris because of his jewish faith first moments ago more than 3 days after dropping out of the twain 24 presidential race biden finally explained his decision in a short 12 minutes speech mumbling bumbling stumbling fumbling to the american people 1 that showed his cognitive decline covered up by those around him in the state run media mob on full display. >> president joe biden: in recent weeks it's become clear to me i needed to unite the party in this critical endeavour. i believe my record as president, my leadership of the world my vision for america's future all merited a second term nothing can come in t

we have just been talking about prime minister benjamin netanyahu's address to thejoint minister benjaminas in indianapolis. it was a previously organised event, she was speaking to an african—american group there. it would have looked wrong had she cancelled that to sit behind prime minister benjamin netanyahu, but on the flip side of that, there will be those to the centre, those on the right of this discussion who say that she boycotted it and that she should have been there. it was a bit of a lose lose for her today, wasn't it? yes, of course, as you know the democratic party is split on the issue of the war in gaza and a more conservative democrat and not completely behind, the kind of people who showed up today and were applauding him in the capital, but the progressive side of the party is very, very critical of netanyahu, and many of those people did not show up. even if they support israel which most americans still do, they want the war to end, they are not supportive of many of the ways the war has been turning out. cease—fire something would like to see and they even some repu

what will president biden his israeli counterpart, benjamin netanyahu, have to say to each other. israeli prime minister's schedule, a meeting with a woman who wants to be the next president of the united states, kamala harris. we have an exclusive report from the front line in ukraine, where the widespread use of drones is set to change the way wars are fine. a police officer is suspended after footage of a man being kicked and stomped on the head at manchester airport sparks protest and appeals for calm. we start in the u.s., where president biden has been meeting benjamin netanyahu at the oval office amid ongoing protests during the israeli prime minister's trip to washington. it is the first meeting between the two since mr. biden visited israel shortly after the hamas attacks on october 7. president biden is expected to put renewed pressure on the israeli prime minister to secure a cease-fire deal in gaza and to free the remaining hostages held by hamas. let's hear what the pair had to say as the meeting beg. pres. biden: welcome back, esther prime minister. we got a lot to t

and then allied benjamin netanyahu will also go on to meet with cala harris at joan covey with us. why that is happening when not withdrawal? bide me said it's simply about timing. but of course, benjamin netanyahu will be aware that was coming on how this almost set to be the democratic presidential nominee. it's important to stop building bridges with her if she wins the election in november. all right, ellen, thanks very much for that. update to ellen fisher, they at the white house on the ground in gaza. the is really all me is released and live in palestinian prison as many of them show such signs of torture. they were taken by ambulance to the alexa hospital in darrell butler for treatment is really forces had been holding them in all for prison. and they occupied westbank since the beginning of the multiple reports and testimonies of detailed abuse of palestinian prisoners in his ready jails. and tara was soon as more from darrell bhalla in central garza and some of those testimonies of the thousands of palestinian prisoners and his many detention counts. now most of the hil

the america in this role must stand together is ready, prime minister benjamin netanyahu, 6 to both to more us support is addressed to joint need to know. congress should to tell that the own the want us to be an american in congress, protests. nothing y'all has invitation to speak, the house the carry, johnston, this is all just here a life from day also coming the thousands protest on the streets of washington dc and some of their kind of studies and on the ground. israel is a tax on southern guns that have killed $129.00 kind of students and 48 hours. when 150000 people forced to flee the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu as addressed the joint meeting of us congress. but he gave a vague outline of a plan for what he calls that d. radicalized hostile gauze. thousands of democrats send one republican representative boy called his address wasn't jordan reports from washington. benjamin netanyahu, whose record 4th address to a joint meeting of the us congress, was not a historic moment of statesmanship when the tyrants of doing wrong, who hadn't games for trains and murder wome

so the 2nd day is benjamin netanyahu is us visit cooling. so these really prime ministers arrest the 2 days of hora. we hear accounts of sort show from palestinian prisoners released by israel and ty, soon bye, and he makes 9 full and shine is south eastern christ off the sweeping across megabytes, high one, causing land slides on the now begin in the us where the vice president has reiterated the need for an urgent see sign deal full garza speaking officer meeting with israel's prime minister. come all harris. she said, she's committed to an agreement that secures the release of captives and one the ends of the situation. some palestinians in the strip, harris described the folks of benjamin netanyahu as frank and constructive, and added that washington's commitments. israel security is on wavering box. she insisted. the walls must not look away from this suffering inflicted on the palestinians. carla harris also said the 2 state solution is the only way forward for israel and palestine. what has happened in gaza over the past 9 months is d

for the public key or to a cab below support the actions of the war cabinet of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. not this speech now, which we will hopefully witness soon is literally never looked this test, at least for the experts and the politicians here. well waiting for that to hear. will the benjamin antonio go a full throw on the offense or will he are striking conciliatory tone? uh that needs to be seen in a few minutes. okay, lets pick up about with shudders honest. said what are you expecting to hear shawnee oh he set up on his departure that he will try to be very conciliatory. we'll try to be. yeah. talking about unity um try to bring forth the, the, uh, the essence of the alliance, the strong lines between israel and the america that we know for so long and wide still so important and why it's important for israel's enemies. after all this, these years to know this bond is still strong despite the and that will be very such a difficult year because of real deep divines and where the americans, especially this democratic administration stand and where israel stands on the war and ga

as well as that effigy of benjamin netanyahu. you can hear the chants one man tried to save the smoldering flag running through the crowd as he was chased by protesters during netanyahu's speech to lawmakers. >> congresswoman rashida tlaib, a michigan democrat who is censured by the house over her israel comments, held up a sign that read war criminal on one side and guilty of genocide on the other. but netanyahu remained defiant, telling lawmakers israel will settle for nothing less than total victory. >> we also help keep american boots. we help keep americans boots off the ground while protecting our shared interests in the middle east. winston churchill appealed to americans with these famous words give us the tools and we'll finish the job. >> netanyahu did not discuss the status of a cease fire deal that hamas and israel had been negotiating for weeks, but he promised the families of hostages that he would not rest until all of their loved ones are home. netanyahu also delivered this message to critics of the war. >> well, i

were 500 americanjewish people from all over the us who came here to explicitly to protest benjamin netanyahu'sanyahu's visit. when he is here in the joint address to congress, his message will be around what he will call israel being the indispensable ally in the middle east to the us and also to thankjoe biden for his support over the war in gaza but it is that very support that has led to this deep sense of division, notjust in the democratic party but across the us as we will see protests over the visit coming to the very heart of washington. to bangladesh now, where we've been tracking another big story. the bangladeshi telecommunication minister says broadband internet will be partially restored from tuesday night, five days after it was shut down following widespread anti—government protests. the unrest began when students started protesting against quotas in governmentjobs. almost 150 people have been killed, and more than 1,600 arrested.the authorities have now scrapped most of the quotas, but a nationwide curfew is still in place and thousands of soldiers are patrolling cities and tow

so he can't afford to be a bit hotter on benjamin netanyahu. this time around to ask for more needs to get into guys out. of course, we know what the americans tried to do that through the key or taking ill fated program which literally broke apart. and he would like to see less civilians being killed quite how he exempts pressure on benjamin netanyahu. not entirely clear, but we're told this will be a much tougher jo bite and when they meet in the oval office and just another point . benjamin netanyahu was betty keen on meeting with joe buys and in the white house after he returned to office. and israel bite and then extended invitation, that is very unusual. and that kind of signifies just how far apart these men are when it comes to liking one another. and allan looking ahead also, we know that nothing. yeah. who is going to be meeting with the former president, trump, who's reported they may have comments to american media. he's saying that israel needs to end the war, fos just put that into context for us as well as that could feed into a