first of all, he is seeking for a personal victory, and second target for benjamin netanyahu is to target the iranian prestige that is seeking to targeting also the iranian confidence and the iranian. with their allies, also benjamin netanyahu is trying to uh target and to blow up the equation fixed in the attack on 13 april april and also is seeking to blow up the negotiation, because as we know that benyamin netanyahu was using the negotiation as tactic to prolong the war, he never wanted to stop this war, and now after this assassination. he just blow up this negotiation directly after his uh uh war speech in the congress in washington dc and now it's up to the acts of the assistant whether they are going to contain this situation or they are going to retaliate and as we see they are going to retaliate and the next step will be with benyamin netanyahu thank you and you're the former iranian cultural consultant sir in lebanon, you must have had many dealings with hisbullah, now the west you very well know is desperate to paint the group as a terrorist organization along with hamas, um,

his clock and benjamin netanyahu's are running much slower.mas trip with as many ornaments as they possibly can and the only thing that matters, we will get a testament and the next week, whether or not what is required to close negotiation is evident. and what is required is urgency. is benjamin netanyahu and yahya sinwar, at the 11 months of this war, for whatever isn't ready to sign off on a deal? i might add will inoculate comprehensive agreement in three phases, they may say that but i suspect they will be some agreement but on the get to the first stage. women and children hostages. and what is needed most of all, six—week ceasefire to relieve 2.3 million palestinians in gaza of untold and incredibly profound suffering and catastrophe. that is where matters stand and yes i think the united states has played a role and can play a role but if hamas and netanyahu don't want to do this for whatever reason there is nothing under the sun this administration or an external party frame will be able to do to convince them. we heard that _ able to

then we see something like this. uh, back to the big picture here, uh, it's quite obvious that benjamin netanyahu is willing sacrifice civilians who have never hurt anyone in their lives in order to achieve his impossible goal. there are some who say that netanyahu is now doing this because he knows when this ends. his career ends and it's interesting isn't it that the west is happy to talk about the international criminal court of justice when it suits them, but now they haven't really pushed it because the uh judges have have come to the view that benjamin netanyahu should be tried, they don't like that, it doesn't fit their narrative, so once again trying to make a strategic point here, you are right, anyone and i know some people have been there, anyone has been there knows... that this is slaughter, slaughter of an of a significant proportion of a community, and we get back to the same point, it's going to carry on as long as netanyahu is given the resources to carry it on, and he's not afraid, if he's afraid he's going to lose support, which means he'll lose his job, that's the one thing th

we heard benjamin netanyahu speak about it in his address to the nation yesterday saying these military games would not have been possible if he had bowed to public pressure and taken a hostage due to taking some kind of ceasefire arrangement that he was speaking to his plan. that he's been saying all along only of the will and when total victory is made, when he's able to to completely dismantle how masses, organization, and as an organization that can have any military strength against israel. that is something that they will, you know, certainly trying to sell that the assassination of these key layers. all that we have to remember that they haven't claimed responsibility for the assassination of the political. it is now how many of those it is widely regarded that that, that was also at the hands of israel. there's definitely being sold as a win. but we just have to say what the next steps on the retaliation from iran, and it's proxies discount where benjamin netanyahu will be standing in the weeks to come. rebecca, thanks for that update our correspond to rebecca rivers in jerusale

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is benjamin netanyahu truly interested in a piece deal? a while, it really depends. when you ask when it comes to the, to large parts of the hostages families here in these row, they've been expressing very strong criticism of a prime minister netanyahu. uh saying quite explicitly that he's not interested in the deal for political reasons for uh, basically for the reason of keeping his government going. uh, having said that there are writing voices an easy way to host or think the district that the negotiation strategy has by a prominence and that's on your own is the government is the way to go with. they've been calling it. they've been calling the potential deal and all sorts of derogatory names. here it is. while having said that, there are poles which clearly suggested most is rarely supports such a deal. and, and it remains to be seen how b is ready, negotiations, team go what goes about these are very delicate situation. the egypt kata, and above all, the united states are involved in these negotiations. as mediators uh, they say that they only need to work ou

is at stake and remember that and get that into the consciousness and try to message that to benjamin netanyahug pressure netanyahu, though applying pressure to the israelis. there is no announced, yet, visit to capitol cities of arab and gulf countries, all the way think that will probably happen. he might go to doha, he might go to caira, let's see about that. that is all again to keep up the pressure, that is more indirect in that case, because you were talking about the qataris and others and they want to keep the messages going to hamas that now is time to take the deal and keep the pressure up. sol take the deal and keep the pressure up. so i think that is very much the purpose of this visit. but as we've seen in other visits by mr blinken, much of this happens really behind closed doors and it can behind closed doors and it can be hard really to get a sort of firm sense of whether it is helping push through the deal, you know there are so many reasons for both sides not to do a deal as well, we have to keep that in mind, and i think that's why this whole thing remains in the balance. tom

how is all of these playing out for benjamin netanyahu as well? suddenly for the moment, this is being sold as a winter benjamin netanyahu, and his military approach to the this wall, these complex, this, these threats that israel are facing. um, you know, that he addressed the nation yesterday and said that it was because of the fact that he hasn't bound to pressure to, to accept a hostage deal with some kind of sci fi that they've been able to make these achievements. they have been saying from day one that they would not stop the war in gaza until they had total victory until they had been able to eliminate a mazda is a threat to israel and, and assassinations like the ones that we're hearing about. and we've been saying play out in the last couple of days. so let me play into that narrative. some analyst saying that benjamin netanyahu may be able to use some of these assess the nations, particularly honey, a, and dice, to be able to use it as an off prompt to wrap to end because of war. because he will be able to sell that as a military when,

in fact, the united states gave a green light to benjamin netanyahu for any action, whether physical assassination or bombing of the people of southern lebanon and other areas such as iraq, and this shows that the zionist regime is trying to that the chess of regional equations has been brought together with crisis-making mr. hanizadeh, let's take a look at the role and effectiveness of the head of the political bureau of the hamas movement, martyr ismail haniyeh, on what we have always and always sent on the subject and the developments in gaza, especially in al-aqsa storm operation. an issue that palestinians have been dealing with for years intifada and fighting with stones started, and now the success of missiles such as point missiles , yes, in fact, the conditions for the axis of resistance are different from what existed in the past , due to the field experience of the axis of resistance, especially hamas and islamic jihad. compared to the past 3 decades, the ability to deter hamas and islamic jihad has increased, in terms of military, field, and even security, and for this re

benjamin netanyahu has convened.ng them to you both here on the bbc news channel and on the website. again, the qr code will take you straight to the live page. to germany next, where the authorities have arrested a knifeman responsible for the fatal stabbings of three people at a festival in the western city of solingen on friday. german police said a 26—year—old suspect handed himself into the authorities, claiming responsible for the attacks in which eight people were also injured. louisa pilbeam reports. the my mentor crowd that a music festival were told not to panic. —— the moment. a night of celebration in the west german city that had turned url. an attacker reportedly stabbed people at random, killing three and injuring eight. some critically. in the early hours of this morning german police said they had arrested a 26—year—old man after he said he carried out the stabbings. earlier, in offices within rating this asylum seeker accommodation in solingen city centre and they said i present taken to a police st

benjamin netanyahu says that hamas is holding up a deal, hamas is holding up a deal, hamas says netanyahue deal. what do you make of those claims? is either side really all that eager to sign on the dotted line? . , , , eager to sign on the dotted line? . , ,, ., ., line? partly this is natural negotiation _ line? partly this is natural negotiation and _ line? partly this is natural. negotiation and positioning back and forth but they say in public is not necessarily what they concede and sign onto privately, so we will not know until the very end as whether there will be a deal or not, this is part of the negotiation. i do think that either party has reference to perhaps continue the fighting. netanyahu has a historic moment here, the us as a defence for israel, and he sees a ring of fire of proxies surrounding israel, hezbollah the most powerful, but also syria, iraq and yemen, and he these might be his chance. he has domestic political interests as a day of reckoning coming the war ends. from day one, from 7 october, the hamas leader was to drag iran and hezbollah to fight on behalf of

what does this mean for benjamin netanyahu? and here's a standing image. well, there was no that there was some sort of push from are all there was a lot of basically a lot of science felicia, necessarily as to there for many people were very pleased to see israel, what they say talking initiative for the 1st time. not just responding and of course and that person like me a who is the symbol of palestinian and it would come us as a a, is also very much known and as really has wide recognition. it's hard, even for the people who oppose that to me out to say, you know, this is a wrong move. it should have been taken ask of course in that aspect to gain some support in his base. but i think, you know, that's now he is a very divisive thinker. those who are, for him stay for him no matter what he does, those are against him, find the points to give him you know, credit for. and this is what we are now. currently, you know, and these are the best course, right, them. we leave it there for the morning. patrone, thanks so much for coming to the studio. all that a

we should not forget there have been weekly protests against the benjamin netanyahu government before. we are having this combination of obsession for the beliefs of the hostages still inside a stop plus a huge content for the government. you see at the same time warand the government. you see at the same time war and domestic political crisis.— political crisis. after the assassination, - political crisis. after the assassination, things i political crisis. after the | assassination, things are political crisis. after the - assassination, things are on the boil again. the us also deployed additional warships and fighter jets deployed additional warships and fighterjets to help defend israel against possible attacks. do you think they are preparing for a repeat from what we saw in iran and its missile and trade attacks we witnessed in april?— missile and trade attacks we witnessed in april? they hope it won't be _ witnessed in april? they hope it won't be more _ witnessed in april? they hope it won't be more than - witnessed in april? they hope it won't be more than what. witnessed in

injerusalem, shortly after antony blinken had started a meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is a meeting that is taking place behind closed doors. we don't have official details, but we know that the us is really putting this bridging proposal on the table to try to bring israel and hamas together to overcome the outstanding issues — that following on from this doha summit last week, where you had the us and qatari and egyptian mediators present, along with an israeli negotiating team. now, if you look at the comments, while the americans are sounding positive, really, from the latest statements from israel and from hamas as well, not that same positivity, certainly from the israeli prime minister's office. they're saying that hamas is sticking to its positions of refusal. hamas has really accused the prime minister's office of adding new conditions to the negotiations, which they say are meant to sabotage the talks. you can look at the different sort of sticking points as they emerge coming out from from both sides. really, first of all, moving from the first phase of the t

it shows prime minister benjamin netanyahu promising their release and then stressing he will facilitate the return of quote "all captives held in gaza." he says israel has been working since the beginning of the war to return all captives home. this as many of the captives have been killed in the regime strikes on gaza. hamasa's video concludes with the birth. from the holy quran which says satan makes promises to his followers, but whatever he promises is merely illusion. thousands of israelies once again take to the streets to protest prime minister benjamin netanyahu's failure to secure the release of captives held in gaza. we came in this evening because the baby and the government is killing the hostages literally one by one ' um, they does, they don't care, they care only about the government and the politics. protests were held across occupied territories, including tel aviv and alqs. they came hours after the israeli military announced the bodies of six israeli captives were retrieved from gaza. protest were slamed netanyahu's war mongering policies and warned israel's intense b

in the end, the only solution, after thousands of deaths was negotiation, but benjamin netanyahu has taken this to a different level of violence and what we've seen again is netanyahu killing as far as we can see over 100 civilians and the west sits its hands right and let me i mean how many massacres need to take place how many women and children need to die like like we saw this morning before the politicians uh in your neck of the woods really uh cannot justify. matter how much money the israeli lobby pours into their pockets to stand behind the actions of the regime in tel aviv. there is no upper limit to the number of deaths of civilians that the west will tolerate. it's not 60,000, it's not 80,000. in fact if you look at the other deaths which have been associated with poor hygiene, poor medicine, there are estimates that we have had almost 200 thousand. that's something like 186,ous deaths, that's 9% of the gazan population, and still the west hasn't changed its path, so if the politics of the west doesn't change, then the policies of the west won't change towards netanyahu, t

attempt to push for an end to the will. thinking is jude some mates is riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu. on monday, the us cuts all on egypt, say a bridging proposal has been presented to israel on him. us, but close is the remaining dots from the ongoing seas find tools, homes essential, which has moved from jordan's capsule on mine. as a reminder that she's that because these ready government has binds all 0 from reporting in israel in its latest statement. how much says that? israel is obstructing the tops by continuously adding new conditions to the proposal on the table says that they want to go back to the original framework that was outlined by you as president joe biden, at the end of may, that the group had responded to on july 2nd is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, back in july, had released a list of non negotiable, but he called red lines going into these negotiations with while speaking on sunday, benjamin netanyahu has said that his role is willing to make compromises. and the mediators who are now off the pressure on him, us and yes, yes, and want instead of on

benjamin netanyahu spoke multiple times today the 1st on sunday at the weekly cabinet meeting, where he said mediators should be putting the pressure on him, us and you, he, us, and water rather than offering the pressure on israel, saying, but diplomatic and military pressure are the only ways him as will be able to accept a deal. he says that his rules, conditions are known to the mediators, and that these are negotiations their talks and that israel is not going to be giving things up freely. additionally, there was another statement later on in the day after there had been several weeks from these talks in doha. i'm, it's and yahoo slamming is really officials who are leaking cities really press. and some of those leaks say that while there is a lot of cautious optimism and there has been movement, is really official should be lowering expectations because it's not exactly knowing what's going to happen because israel has these red lines. but some of these links also said that nothing yahoo told his own cabinet this morning, that the likelihood of a deal is on the lower side due

he is expected to meet with the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and other top government officials, the goal to try to stop the war in garza once and for all blankets. agenda includes 4 steps, getting an immediate cease fire in golf and getting her most to release over meeting is really captives from the golf and strip. trying to bring in badly needed humanitarian aid to the people in garza. and finally, trying to establish the conditions for a broader regional piece. what pundits here in the united states and in the middle of least considered that to be, is trying to prevent and a ronnie and attack on israel for the killing of a smell honey. the former political chief of a month earlier in the summer while he was visiting to hans. now the other challenge for blanking is going to be to convince nothing yahoo to not try to put in any last 2nd conditions. in these talks. the white house has been saying for the past day or so that it believes that the bridging proposal which it has put forward is very close to being completed. but even the us president joe biden said that he didn't wa

so any that's something that the prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been saying that the will will continue for as long as it needs to well tell you what hasn't changed? and that's the fact that is really military moves in gaza, right? the tactical moves were saying is completely divorced from any kind of broader political strategy. and that's deliberate at this point right now he refuses to deal with the day after and gaza. he's essentially trying to run out the string, probably hoping that donald trump is re elected president, and then he gets kind of more of a blank check from the united states. it's a big gamble. obviously, he's becoming increasingly unpopular in israel itself for refusing to elevate the sense of urgency surrounding hostages and to push for a ceasefire deal. so this is a big roll. the dice look, nobody doubts a israel's military capabilities. but it's a political piece. is this an administration that y'all, who has far right allies and been good here and smoke church and others? are they able and willing to make a deal that a lot of people doubt that myself inc

second is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. back in july had released a list of non negotiable but he called red lines going into these negotiations with well speaking on sunday, benjamin netanyahu has said that his role is willing to make compromises and mediators who are now up, the pressure on him, us and yes, yes and want, instead of on these really use emphasizing that diplomatic and military pressure could be the key to forcing him us to enter into a deal. now there are talks and negotiations that are still going to be ongoing this week in egypt and capital where there will be and his really delegation present. but we also have to remember the us secretary of state anthony blinking is set to meet with these really prime minister on monday in order to apply that zip automatic pressure on netanyahu in order to get him to soften his steps. there had been several reports within his really media citing anonymous officials saying that while there is a lot of optimism and while there has been progress that's made is really offic

what more did we hear from benjamin netanyahu? well the is really prime minister has been quite firm in his believes, pointing the finger at him by saying that they are the reasons why these talks have not been successful. what have mouse has pointed the finger at israel's throughout the entire months of negotiations throughout the summer. in fact, benjamin netanyahu added several non negotiable conditions, but he called red lines back in july when these talks really started to pick up again. but these rarely is, are saying, but their position is known by the mediators, and that those same mediators should put pressure on her mouth instead of israel, there have been anonymous sources speaking to is really media saying, but while there has been progress, and there is this feeling of cautious optimism, they do want to lower expectations because they don't exactly. 6 know what's going to happen and as we heard from these really prime minister, israel has read lines and they are top ones, ones that perhaps thomas will not accept. and

does benjamin netanyahu want to continue conflict in an attempt to remain in power as well? we use um, domestic is really experts and many hospice families that it doesn't seem like benjamin antonio, how once an end to this war. first of all, it sounds like he wants to prolong it until the us election. so potentially there perfect canada, donald trump, could when and provide more support than the by had ministration has. and on the other hand, this seems to have thrown him a lifeline for his own political courier because his political career wasn't for him. while he could potentially be out of his little job at the end of the, of the symbol or, and, and maybe even present. and so there is really society sort of died towards the term one of the domestic terminal is on hold because of this war. so this war also is starting as a lifeline to benjamin netanyahu political career. and that's why what we're hearing us as families is really i was busy saying it doesn't seem like he wants an end to this war. and 5, he's expanded. he keeps trying to escalate uncle, the united states, al

prime minister benjamin netanyahu valves it won't be the end.dent biden, one person at the white house is fox news correspondent lucas tomlinson. >> good evening there are two aircraft carriers strike groups in the middle east the uss abraham lincoln joining the theodore roosevelt, the big steak has been at sea for over seven months here's israel ambassador to the united states. >> i think the iranians are contemplating an attack on israel but decided for now to put it on hold and the main reason for that is the messages from israel in the u.s. in a strong posture in the region which tells you. >> bernie sanders once again says he wants to cut off aid to is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> there working to their policies but at the end of the day i hope very much that the conclusion will be reached that benjamin netanyahu in his right wing extremist government which received tens of billions of dollars of aid from the u.s. should not continue to receive that aid unless other is a radical change in the policies to the palestinian peop

this past wednesday, benjamin netanyahu. his appearance was boycotted by the democrats. presumptive nominate combat harris, as well as roughly half of the parties, congressmen and women. hundreds of other senators and representatives were there though, taking their seats. although they didn't use the much. a fast forward version of the speech shows american politicians giving nothing. yahoo! 149 standing ovations, 49 getting up and down like yo yos for a prime minister, who faces an arrest warrant from the international criminal court for war. cross, a leader that paul say has a 72 percent disapproval rating in his own country will leave you with the rest of that video. and we'll see you next time. here at the listening a 150 years. it gyptian history. seen through an extraordinary photographic archives, a jeremy through the golden age of music and cinema. when legendary, our voices and famous actors stole the hearts of millions, captured by photographers who lived himself, the emotions of the country's biggest star. egypt t

there is no doubt that benjamin netanyahu bears some responsibility for de the sense of fear and the pervasive negative and pessimistic expectations among settlers. netanyahu has adopted a retoric that presents no alternatives, arguing that the only options for azionists are to continue the war under the banner of absolute victory or face catastrophic defeat with unprecedented consequences. through his fear-mongering policies, or what could be called a strategy of intimidation, netanyahu has created a deeply negative reality within zionist society. fostering an atmosphere of extremism and a brutal mentality that has manifested both at the popular level and in the systematic actions of the occupation army, leading to crimes committed on all levels against palestinians. on a popular level, there is indeed anxiety and fear stemming from the developmentts since october 7. however, some settlers are calling for departure from this disastrous path, which not only perpetuates ongoing military confrontations, but also deepens the extremism that threatens the entity with internal disintegratio

after what happened over the last, you know, six, seven, eight hours. >> >> mark, why wouldn't benjamin netanyahu wants to be more of a hawk, when we are talking about hezbollah? >> this is kind of looking at netanyahu over the long-term, he has never been someone who is enormously bold, courageous in his, you know, from a military standpoint, so, you know, there has not been, you know, for example, this kind of long desire in some circles the israeli military strike on iran, he is not really, kind of fun after hezbollah again. and so, in my view and i think the view of many others he is the one, interestingly enough, when it comes to the north, he is less inclined to take action. it is totally opposite, after october 7th, he actually advocated, not only towards gaza, but after also going after hezbollah in the north as well. i think there are some parts of the israeli national security structure that understand that this was referenced in the last hour, that look, can the israeli military sustain this? the israeli military is not going for conflicts, they have been at gaza for long time and that

thals relies once again take to the streets to protest prime minister benjamin netanyahu's failure to secure the release of captives held in gaza. we came in this evening because the baby and the government is killing the hostrases literally one by one um they does they don't care they care only about the government and the politics. protes were held throughout occupied territories including tel aviv and alcuds. they came hours after israeli military announced that bodies of six israeli captives were retrieved from gaza, the protester slammed netanyahu's war mungering policies and warned israel's intense bombing of gaza will cost the lives of more captives. around 110 israeli captives are still believed to be held in gaza. nwala 25 palestinian abducties from gaza have been released from israeli jails. tuesday now the revealing the accent of torture, abuse. and mal treatment they endured during their detention, we stayed for about 40 to 50 days blindfolded with this, this way for 50 days we were sitting down with handcuffs around our hands and feet, there is no conscientious person tha

internal pressures because we all seen how the world really have not been able to pressure benjamin netanyahu to stop the genocide, so in what ways you think netanyahu's characterization of this genocide as an existential war. against dyanist israel reflect deeper fears within the israeli communities, the israeli entity, settler communities, and how does it impact the zionist israeli internal policies, the policies that they impose on their own settlers? there is no doubt that benjamin netanyahu bears some responsibility for deepening the sense of fear and the pervasive negative and pessimistic expectations adopted ratoric that presents no alternatives, arguing that the only options are to continue the war under the banner of absolute victory, or face a catastrophic defeat with unprecedented consequences. through his fear-mongering policies, or what could be called a strategy of intimidation, netanyahu has created a deeply negative reality within zionist society, fostering an atmosphere of extremism and a brutal mentality that has manifested both at the popular level and in the systematic. th

what about benjamin netanyahu? _ something pre-emptively? what about benjamin netanyahu?enjamin netanyahu? there is- something pre-emptively? what about benjamin netanyahu? there is a i benjamin netanyahu? there is a criticism of him saying he does not want a ceasefire because it does not suit him politically in terms of his ability to stay in office and do you sense any sort of move against him among his allies at all?— among his allies at all? internally in israel, absolutely _ among his allies at all? internally in israel, absolutely and - among his allies at all? internally in israel, absolutely and even i among his allies at all? internally| in israel, absolutely and even with his key ally, president biden, it's a fundamental disagreement, a philosophical approach about how you deal with an enemy. president biden had a tough phone call with benjamin netanyahu, he said your payback birthday is full but the attitude of benjamin netanyahu issue decapitate your enemy and i believe he is about preserving political power but he also believes his own rhetoric. for him, it's

this kind of delusional thinking helps no one but benjamin netanyahu, especially since his objectivestes, the public discourse in israel is focused on the hostages, and their fates, but netanyahu considers them to be a nuisance from his prolonged go, the prolonged occupation of the gaza strip. this completely contradicts the u.s. backed two state solution. and after meeting with netanyahu this week, heroes forum, a member whose organization are related to soldiers in the gaza strip, netanyahu told him directly if this is true, he will ensure fighting resumes after 42 days. listen to that again. the fighting will resume. i guess the word cease-fire and benjamin netanyahu's dictionary apparently means more war, which brings us to the united states is $20 billion weapons deal with israel, passed just before this round of cease-fire talks started. if a war has no place in a civilized society and we are on the brink of what is being called a cease-fire agreement, why did the u.s. just underwrite a few more years of weapons for israel? when we come back, daniel leavy joins me once again. jo

amanda prime minister benjamin netanyahu sought to reassure his rallies that the country is ready to face down. threats from both iran. lebanon's has beloved. you know, mean not very challenging days ahead of us. but since the attack and by boot threatens have been heard from all sides. and we are prepared for any scenario and we will stand united undetermined against any threat as well. but exact a heavy price, the any aggression that guided stuff. so any from the last year he did have those rebecca that are this following developments from jerusalem milestone earlier. how, why the people are about to tally ition from it on following media reports that it on supreme need to order an attack on israel as well. that's why that is reporting coming from the new york times to say that the ad harmony has ordered a direct attack. they've certainly said publicly that they will be responding and retaliating as you've just been reporting against what they say is, and is riley attack of cause. israel haven't claimed responsibility publicly, although the benjamin netanyahu did hinted it last nig

but israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has accused hamas of being stubborn and warned there ares his government can't be flexible about. in a statement released just hours after blinken�*s arrival, hamas said that a new us proposal for a gaza ceasefire is too close to mr netanyahu's position. the armed group accuses israel of blocking a deal by rejecting a permanent ceasefire and withdrawal from gaza. president biden said on sunday that a gaza ceasefire remains a possibility, and added "we're not giving up." the talks come as air strikes continue in gaza. palestinian health authorities said israeli strikes killed at least 21 people in gaza on sunday. among those killed were six children and their mother in the central city of nuseirat. our state department correspondent tom bateman is travelling with mr blinken and he sent this update from tel aviv. well, the air is thick with a bit of optimism and a lot of expectation when it comes to antony blinken. one senior official i was talking to on the way here used phrases like this being "an inflection point," a critical moment in ter

in fact if you talk to benjamin netanyahu - as well.lk to benjamin netanyahu he - as well. in fact if you talk to benjamin netanyahu he willj as well. in fact if you talk to - benjamin netanyahu he will tell you israel is fighting on seven fronts, i can't quite remember what those are, but those three are the main ones. 0ne what those are, but those three are the main ones. one thing thatis are the main ones. one thing that is where the observers point out is an influence of iran and all three fronts, and they point to the influence of iran when it comes to money and smuggled weapons on the west bank. they believe iran has an interest, just as it does in lebanon and gaza in maintaining a level of hostility to israel. as widely as possible. that is another factor, as widely as possible. that is anotherfactor, which i think it's playing into the idf�*s calculations. they feel they are dealing with an enemy which lacks the traditional allegiance to one of the main palestinian factions and which, behind the scenes, is being backed by irania

the accusations that benjamin netanyahu is deliberately surpassed sabotaging these talks.yone that hamas is a terrorist organisation. 0ctober is a terrorist organisation. october the 7th, from their perspective, was just the beginning. they want to do it again and again and again. they want to wipe israel off the map and continue what they started on october the 7th. they are jihadists that want to apply sharia law across the world. their goal is to do it again and again. to eliminate these nazis off the face of the earth. they are committed to doing it again. they are committed to doing it aaain. , , . ., ., again. on the sub'ect of the talks, which your— again. on the subject of the talks, which your closest _ again. on the subject of the talks, which your closest ally, _ again. on the subject of the talks, which your closest ally, than - again. on the subject of the talks, which your closest ally, than the l again. on the subject of the talks, l which your closest ally, than the us are pushing for, what you say to the accusations are benjamin netanyahu has introduced fu

that is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, whose office released a statement saying that they are appreciative of all the mediators and efforts to try to get to him as to agree to the deal that is on the table. and that they should be putting more pressure on how much as the mediators already know, israel's terms, but anonymous officials speaking to is really media have said that they're trying to lower expectations. i made all of the us optimism around the talks that have taken place over the last couple of days in go how these officials say that, well, there has been some progress. there are still heavy gaps that need bridging. and that's because benjamin netanyahu has had a hard in stance, going into these types of negotiations throughout the entirety of this war. now how much has responded saying that israel is the one who continues to obstruct and evade these negotiations, and that israel is the reason why the top have continuously collapse. thomas has said that they are only interested in the framework that was outlined by us president joe biden, at the end of may the th

let's take a listen to what benjamin netanyahu has had to say about this latest development.adi. i congratulate the idf and eisa for another successful racket skew operation. we're working tirelessly to bring back all our hostages we're doing this in two main ways for the negotiations and rescue operations. these two ways require our military presence in the field and on ending military pressure on hamas. we will continue to do so until we bring them all back home. benjamin netanyahu speaking publicly about that rescue. new pictures coming in all of the time. here he is making a phone call to the israeli prime minister, talking to him for that look at that huge smile for the p as they are in his hospital bed he is surrounded by family and so much relieved. he has 11 children and he has been held for ten months. speaking there to benjamin netanyahu who has been talking about his desire to get all of those 108 remaining hostages out but saying it is a twin strategy. the military operations and negotiations. but these, the first words from this latest release to israel's prime m

benjamin netanyahu condemned the attack.lliamson reports no—one knows who made rashid asidi a village hero. who shot the young it worker as he threw stones to keep armed jewish settlers at bay. but they know who to blame. translation: even the ambulance that came for him was blocked - by the army. they waited until he died. the blame is more on the army, because they are not controlling the settlers. they protect them. his mother said she didn't know if it was a settler or a soldier who fired the fatal shot. rashid's brother mahdi took me to where he was killed. the village boundary fence, broken in several places. a neighbour said dozens of settlers gathered here last night, and that he heard a hail of gunshots. he said he called the israeli army, who took two hours to arrive. the army said they deployed within minutes. residents say the settlers were masked, armed and organised into groups. some dressed all in black, some all in white. hassan was at home with his family when they came down this road. his surveillance camer

benjamin netanyahu has introduced new conditions, refusing to agree to the withdrawal of occupation. the side of whoever they want their demands to be met, but given netanyahu's known stance and the role of the israeli security institutions in the talks, how significant do you think is the pressure on netanyahu to amend his position to change his stubborn behavior, and what could be the potential consequences of the conflict if it he remains an obstructive force of the ceasefire? "the surprisingly positive atmosphere that american media has been promoting, suggesting that these negotiations are the last chance and that there is hope for seasfire, coincided with discussions about the possible response from the resistance axis, including iran and hazballah to the assassinations of commander sayid shukr and ismail han. many observers interpreted this positivity as attempt to temper the access's momentum in retaliating for these crimes. however, has been no substantial pressure on netanyahu to agree or to seize what the americans have termed the last chance. this is evident in benjamin ne

and that's because benjamin netanyahu has had a hard in stance, going into these types of negotiations throughout the entirety of this war. now how much has responded saying that israel is the one who continues to obstruct and evade these negotiations, and that israel is the reason why the talk have continuously collapse. thomas has said that they are only interested in the framework that was outlined by us president joe biden, at the end of may the they had responded to on july. second, the group is also saying that israel continues to add terms and conditions that do no. 1 work for them and that they will not agree to deal unless it includes an end to the war and the withdrawal of israeli troops, us secretary of state anthony blinking is set to meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu and israel on monday. it will be the 10th visit of its kind since the war on gods began. and he's expected to put pressure on this and yahoo in order to accept a deal and is really media is reporting that the delegation has been approved to go to cairo on sunday. how does that? who is ita? i'm a the

prime minister benjamin netanyahu bows it will be the end. where is president biden.se is fox news correspondent lucas tomlinson.mlin >> good evening, there are two aircraft carrier strike groups u in the middle east the uss abraham lincoln joined either theodore roosevelt the big steae has been at sea for over sevenel months here is israel's ambassador to the united statesr >> i think iranian is contemplating an attac attk on israel but they decided from noo to put it on hold. the main reason for that was the messages from israel and thein u.s. into strong u.s. posture i the region which tells you you cannot tell them. >> 's editor bernie sanders says he wants to cu agat off aid to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> there still working teallstef policies but i think at the end of the day i hope very much that the conclusion that will be reached is benjamin netanyahu i the right wing extremist government that received tens of billions of dollars of aid from the u.s. should not continue to receive that aid unlesins it isa radical change in the policy to the

not a well time head to head on tuesday, around the washington's top diploma, and meets with benjamin netanyahu. and one's as role and time off against attempts to de round the gaza sees 5 process. the hello on elizabeth, put autumn in. this is algebra live from jo. how it's coming up about to shut down a major hospital in northern garza is money out of fuel and medical supplies. because of this riley restrictions emergency workers switch for survivors off to a russian strike hits an area recently taken by ukrainian services. plus the protests against more symptoms of time weapons to israel, the head of the status of the democratic national convention, the the us secretary of state, as an israel. and what he said best could be the last chance to reach assist funding in casa antony blank, and has been holding talks with his very prime minister benjamin netanyahu. one of several meetings on monday is blinking 9th visit to the region since actually the 7th earlier while amazing his wally president as a code. so he told you unless the actions taken to the coming days will be crucial . it is also ti

are they a bunch of gollable people easily manipulated by the israeli regimes specifically benjamin netanyahu or are they uh knowingly culpable in this campaign of genocide and they don't have a problem with it. i think it's a financial issue and an ideological one at the same time. uh, i agree with your esteemed guest regarding the issue of wealth. that's basically, you know, the apec lobby, the influence it has. when you speak about american politics, money plays a very big role. we all know how big role money plays, for example in election campaigns. you know, generally speaking, american politics is based on financial power, and those who have lot of wealth, who have financial power, our supporters of israel, be at apec or be it other players who have this. very blind strict support uh for the israelis, but i think that's only part of the story. i think you have another part which applies particularly to republicans, whereby you have this belief in or this support for israel stemming from an ideological perspective, you still have um a firm belief that for example in the jewish christian