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as protests across israel continue, president biden says benjamin netanyahu isn't doing enough to secure a deal to release the hostages held in gaza. the father of one of those hostages tells us about his ordeal. i would hope it's something that no parent or any family member can actually imagine. victory for germany's afd — who've become the first far—right party to win a regional election since world war ii. the uk government will investigate the use of dynamic pricing, after some fans look back in anger over the cost of oasis tickets. hello. welcome to today's verified live. president biden has said that a final deal for a ceasefire and the release of hostages held in gaza is very close to being presented to israel and hamas by mediators. but he told reporters he did not think that the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, was doing enough to secure an agreement. in israel itself, there's been a general strike to demand the government do more to free the hostages. protesters say mr neta nyahu must take responsibility for the deaths of six hostages whose bodies were recovered in

many of those diplomats walking out of benjamin netanyahu speech... out of ben'amin netanyahu speech.enjamin netanyahu has faced protests, _ speech... benjamin netanyahu has faced protests, thousands | has faced protests, thousands in new— has faced protests, thousands in new york protesting last night — in new york protesting last night and then in the hall as he was _ night and then in the hall as he was walking up to the rostrum _ he was walking up to the rostrum of the un general assembly, dozens of diplomats stood _ assembly, dozens of diplomats stood up — assembly, dozens of diplomats stood up and walked out. it was noticeable as he as he talks about — noticeable as he as he talks about wanting to reach a peace deal_ about wanting to reach a peace deal with— about wanting to reach a peace deal with saudi arabia that even — deal with saudi arabia that even saudi arabia's delegation was not — even saudi arabia's delegation was not there. we've heard from so many — was not there. we've heard from so many leaders in the region, including — so many leaders in the region, including th

i know you are liening to benjamin netanyahu's speech.ed no word of a cease-fire and we had this attack very shortly do you feel that this was choreographed? >> yes, as the israeli said, the decision was taken last monday. but i was in contact with the lebaneseelegation in new york yesterday and today with the french ambassador today and with the american senators during the day. and everyone was waiting for the israelis as a response to the city's -- cease fire proposed by the u.n. , i think afterathaniel, we knew there was no cease fire, benjamin yanai -- benjamin netanyahu was going -- and he said has below. in all of the iranian militias in the area. yes we are against iran and the militias, and they are corolling the countries, and we consider lebanon is a hostage in their hands. but again, the israelis and benjamin netanyahu are doing war crimes and killing civilians. and the problem is somewhere else because the problem is not giving the palestinians -- ongoing for the last 75 years going on. in the world stayed silent facing that.

protesters are demanding benjamin netanyahu prioritises benjamin neta nyahu prioritises the benjamin u prioritises the lives of the remaining hostages and secures a ceasefire deal. this is one of the biggest displays of descent to happen domestically since the conflict occurred last year. benjamin netanyahu says the war must continue and he will not back down and concessions but not be made to hamas. benjamin, as we were discussing, heated protests in israel continuing for a third straight day. publicly, benjamin netanyahu seems unmoved. do you see that changing anytime soon? we know that he is sending _ changing anytime soon? we know that he is sending negotiators - that he is sending negotiators to joe hart that he is sending negotiators tojoe hart in qatar to continue negotiations with egyptian, qatar is in hamas representatives to further enable a deal to be achieved. thus/ negotiators to go half. any attempt to compromise on his positions would risk undermining his coalition and topple his leadership so he still remains in that —— doha. topple his leadership so he still remains p

i always sa benjamin netanyahu? i always sa a benjamin netanyahu?hu? i always say a consensus in israel - benjamin netanyahu? i always say a consensus in israel on i say a consensus in israel on the need to strike hezbollah and reinstate the israeli settlers to the northern area. this is not something that people are divided over the significance of fighting in gaza, but when it comes to hezbollah, there is a unified view. , , , hezbollah, there is a unified view. , , view. this saying this was lives lost _ view. this saying this was lives lost to _ view. this saying this was lives lost to political - view. this saying this was j lives lost to political well, not to looking at the, quote, fewer necessities, you see most israelis want the people who had to evacuate the north of the country to be able to return. do you think what israel is doing is actually going to make it likely that they will return or will it make the situation on the border more dangerous, even with the buffer zone?- border more dangerous, even with the buffer zone? yes, that is

keeps kicking and lucy being benjamin netanyahu keeps moving the football.by this passage in "the new york times" "u.s. officials say they expect to complete what they termed "final proposal" with negotiators on wednesday or thursday but a senior american official acknowledge previous planes had also been called final but were then revised." what, how should the administration be talking about what is happening right now in terms of these negotiations? >> there's nothing surprising about the lucy with the football. benjamin netanyahu did this all the time when i was in the white house because all negotiators would, for hours, dozens of hours hammer out agreements that benjamin netanyahu would come in and not abide by and the talks would collapse and he would try to bring the palestinians. that was his approach to every negotiation with the palestinians during his entire career in politics. i think this is putting too many of us about the demonstration is they don't call this out. on background, we see senior administration officials complaining but you don't

i think benjamin netanyahu has here. i think ben'amin netanyahu has manaued to here.o — here. i think benjamin netanyahu has managed to do this _ here. i think benjamin netanyahu has managed to do this a _ here. i think benjamin netanyahu has managed to do this a week— here. i think benjamin netanyahu has managed to do this a week short - here. i think benjamin netanyahu has managed to do this a week short of l managed to do this a week short of it being back in the front foot of october seven. it being back in the front foot of 0ctoberseven. before it being back in the front foot of october seven. before this attack on 0ctober seven. before this attack on lebanon and hezbollah began, a lot of it was in the proxies favour and they managed to shoot the idf and israeli defense forces and the intelligence got a rift of bringing the hostages back and all kinds of hostages in this horrific attack and they provoked israel into behaving in a way in terms of the casualties in gaza that was losing tonnes of international support and suddenly, benjamin netanyahu is back with hi

it remains in the hands of yahya sinwar and benjamin netanyahu. let's see if the next 48 hours or so will changed to any degree benjamin netanyahu's correlations. >> aaron david miller, thank you for your time this winning and your insights. >>> we will turn back to some domestic news. the new ads tying donald trump directly to the group behind project 2025, when we come back. you are watching the weekend. ♪♪ [ cellphone whooshes ] [ sighs ] that's why progressive makes it easy to save with a commercial auto quote online so you can take on all your others to-dos. already did. see if you could save at progressivecommercial.com. ok y'all we got ten orders coming in.. big orders! starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant.. that's a different story. i couldn't slow down. we were starting a business from the ground up. people were showing up left and right. and so did our business needs. the chase ink card made it easy. when you go for something big like this, your kids see that. and they believe they can do the same. ear

benjamin netanyahu says he came to _ force. benjamin netanyahu says he came to the _ force. to the year went to defend his— he came to the year went to defend his country. - he came to the year went to defend his country. he - he came to the year went to defend his country. he saidl defend his country. he said essentially— defend his country. he said essentially iran, _ defend his country. he said essentially iran, again, - defend his country. he saidl essentially iran, again, with his archrival_ essentially iran, again, with his archrival he _ essentially iran, again, with his archrival he constantly. his archrival he constantly brings _ his archrival he constantly brings up— his archrival he constantly brings up in— his archrival he constantly brings up in his _ his archrival he constantlyj brings up in his speeches, his archrival he constantly. brings up in his speeches, he said — brings up in his speeches, he said there _ brings up in his speeches, he said there is _ brings up in his speeches, he said there is no _ brings up in his speeches, he said there is no place - b

particularly, when he is aligned with protecting benjamin netanyahu and benjamin netanyahu is alignedfeels as though, we are not talking enough about the people, the israeli people. >> that's right. >> the american people and donald trump. and just you are right-- it puts in stark, stark stark contrast what is being dealt with, which is why donald trump's comments, i think do deserve a real level of scrutiny. >> they do, because it shows-- i will let you go there, i'm going to set it up this way, because it shows you exactly what kamala harris said, and what she meant, when she said he is unserious. >> he is not a serious person for these serious times, and america needs to come to grips with that, and i think that as you rightly note. we have enough stuff from him to show just how unserious years. you got some examples? >> i mean, i just -- the menthol cigarettes? >> oh lord. >> and i want to be very clear, lots of people have been talking about menthol cigarettes lately, the naacp has a whole brief on the background on menthol cigarettes, and they have a couple of recommendations th

benjamin netanyahu know that is what the issue is about. street journal is reporting that the family of george glassman a delta air lines mechanic who was seized by the taliban in december of 2022 they say they're going to negotiate with the taliban directly to secure wrong pleaded detained americans. his wife is scheduled to meet with white house national security advisor jake sullivan on september 11. bowe hopes for earlier discussion over fears that her husband's death is rapidly deteriorating the family is meeting with the taliban also reportedly on hold for now and tell u.s. officials meet with a terrorist organization but they warn if no imminent progress is made they plan to travel to doha to meet with the taliban representative to get her husband back. >> you can understand the feelings of a family that they feel no progress is being made and not getting the information that they would like to have the certainly want the government to put all the pressure they can to seek his release but they think being frustrated i certainly under

and we saw these air strikes in beirut and really soon, after benjamin netanyahu stopped speaking, onefter he stopped speaking and part of the messaging and that is the language is possible to use about a given what is happened and part of the message these giving and they've just released the israeli government just released a picture, a photograph of benjamin netanyahu approving the air strike on beirut this afternoon and he is pictured on a phone and he is pictured on a phone and there is a military figure next to him and he is being very clear the way they're pursuing this and they're not interested in a cease—fire or interested in a cease—fire or in anything else going after hezbollah with their full military might.- hezbollah with their full military might. hezbollah with their full milita miuht. ~ ., i. military might. where do you think the israeli _ military might. where do you think the israeli public - military might. where do you think the israeli public is? . military might. where do you think the israeli public is? i l think the israeli public is? i think the israeli publ

we are going straight to israel to hearfrom benjamin netanyahu. hear from benjamin netanyahu.from benjamin netanyahu. experiencing days of horror, sorrow and rage. we could go, we experienced such horror. yesterday, i visited in the afternoon the family of one of the hostages murdered in cold blood and earlier i spoke to several of the families of these murdered hostages. interior hard out and i said to them that i'm sorry. i apologise and we did not get them out and we worked so hard to get them. we were close, but we didn't. and they changed, ourfamilies, worried about our families, worried about their loved ourfamilies, worried about their loved ones, to families grieving for their fallen beloved. that's all about i know but it is a horror. we also lost brief policeman and brave soldiers were fighting in the gaza front. and i embrace theirfamilies as the gaza front. and i embrace their families as well. all our people do. on october seven, we experienced the worst savagery in the century. in october seven, the experience, the worst savagery on the jewish people since the ho

this is going to sound somewhat cynical, perhaps, it is about benjamin netanyahu. i've asked it of other guests. by keeping the war going, does it help him stay in power? what happens to him once the war is over? >> reporter: that is not a cynical question, that is a realistic question. absolutely without question. as long as this war lasts and is escalated, benjamin netanyahu can stay in power because his most extremist ministers will stick by him. the minute that something compels him, if it ever does, to sign a cease-fire agreement, his government, i think is likely to fall apart and he would lose power and that is what he wants to avoid. there's no question there. >> noga tarnopolsky, i'm very glad to speak with you and get you a very honest and candid perception of everything going on. thank you for reporting with us and i hope we will be able to bring you back again soon. >> thank you. >>> we will keep a close eye on all of this. in fact, we will ask our next guest about this in just a few minutes. let's go to dissident 2024. >>> with 65 days to go until elec

as you say, benjamin netanyahu - streets now. as you say, benjamin netanyahu has streets now.enjamin netanyahu has stated the aim in the past of first and foremost destroying hamas and foremost destroying hamas and without rescuing the hostages but do you think there is this change in tone and stated priority that has been forced in a way by this because we have had the statement from him when he said just in the past half hour that he and his government are committed to achieving a deal to release the remaining hostages. how much do you think that reflects a real shift in his approach or how much do you think that is rhetoric in an attempt to appease?— rhetoric in an attempt to auease? �* ., ., rhetoric in an attempt to auease? �* . ., , appease? ben'amin netanyahu is appease? ben'amin netanyahu is a master of— appease? benjamin netanyahu is a master of rhetoric _ appease? benjamin netanyahu is a master of rhetoric and - a master of rhetoric and pushing messages to the public and probably the only prime minister in the world right now potentially continue to survive such a ma

that act in my judgment has created enormous room for benjamin netanyahu to maneuver and it has constrictedgin for pressure from the biden administration. the second act was netanyahu's press conference today, in which he turned corridor literally into the fulcrum of western civilization and the only alternative -- there is no alternative that israel could control to -- he referred to the axis of evil, a quote from former president george w. bush in the wake of 9/11. these two leaders are unwilling -- they are able -- but they are unwilling to make the kinds of arrangements and concessions necessary to even get a phase one deal, which i continue to believe is doable. >> you have laid out pretty clearly, without a great deal of optimism, but i'm going to ask anyway. you heard president biden say he thinks a deal ready to put two negotiators. you don't think there is much chance of it actually happening anytime soon? >> if the administration puts this last chance final proposal on the table, and borrowing some 11th -- barring some 11th hour change of heart, it seems that the administration is

—— benjamin netanyahu. benjamin is on yahoo? -- benjamin netanyahu.n that _ benjamin netanyahu. there is a concern that it _ benjamin netanyahu. there is a concern that it will _ benjamin netanyahu. there is a concern that it will not - concern that it will not influence him. he appears in recent days and weeks to be ever more detached from the people of israel, the citizens of israel. the fact that his polling is so low appears only to kind of stiff in his back about his positions. and he is surrounded in his cabinet both within his party and with coalition members with really radical extremists. the sort of people who never had a place in israeli political arena before and because he is an indicted prime minister on trial, and most of the political parties in israel would notjoin him to form a government, he took them on so now it is the sort of faustian bargain to hold onto power and to do as much as they can despite the feelings of the majority of israelis.— majority of israelis. thank you very much _ majority of israelis. thank you very much for—

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benjamin netanyahu has a point.roblem is he also has his own political future to consider and that mixes with his role as responsible official for israel's security but remember eight out of nine members of this cabinet, and 49% of israeli people were supportive. reporting from israel, a journalist got it exactly right. in the first phase, where is it would withdraw from the populated or built up areas of gaza but not entirely from gaza, he said that means they will stay in much of the philadelphi corridor because thatis philadelphi corridor because that is by his definition not a populated area so he claims he is not changing the initial presentation of the plan that president biden dead. and also it is important for israel's security. he and others have said in phase two, the second 42 day period, in edm, is what is committed to withdraw but only if negotiations succeed. the trash in the end, israel is committed. the trash in the end, israel is committed-— committed. but is this not a stickin: committed. but is th

and that is why you saw benjamin netanyahu talking benjamin neta nyahu talking about benjamin netanyahuturning israelis to their homes in the north because in the days after the october the 7th attacks, tens of thousands of people were evacuated from their homes in the north of israel. i was there. i watch them leave for my watch them pack up their belongings and go. what he has said is a new aim of this war to return those people home. now, strikes like this send a very strong message. the air strikes that they have been carrying out was to pave the ground for possible ground incursion, bear in mind, of course, that israel is still fighting a war currently in gaza. so this would open up a new front on that. but it is really very difficult i think to tell what will happen as a result of this. and itjust feels like over the last week or so, time and time again, even as cease—fires are being talked about, we are seeing just this ratchet up in the tension, the escalation getting higher and higher. tension, the escalation getting higherand higher. huge tension, the escalation getting higher

we're benjamin netanyahu. i was entire political world is driven and tethered to one overriding objective, which is maintenance of benjamin the now in fault is complaining the interest of the state of israel with his own. bullard went on trial for a robbery for richard trust in new jersey. some district court before 3 judges for years and running. he knows that if you lose this power, you can find a way, somehow the end run me and i, or the way the trial or haven't, can't. the face is either a conviction, possibly, or a terminally, a plea bargain, to avoid prison, that would be in the end of his political career. so this is the, the key to understanding benjamin netanyahu was most, it seemed to me that means keeping a coalition of 64 seems retort stream is ministers. were threatened to both leave the coalition. should the prime minister make any sort of concession on philadelphia, philadelphia, cora, or frankly, anything that would lead for bosh in power and does it in reality as well? unfortunately, how much

is back up but benjamin netanyahu is back up in _ but benjamin netanyahu is back up in the — but benjaminredible... this government reaitv— incredible... this government really pressed court. we've been — really pressed court. we've been talking about the failures of diplomacy. diplomacy has tried — of diplomacy. diplomacy has tried to _ of diplomacy. diplomacy has tried to do a lot anthony blanket— tried to do a lot anthony blanket has been trying to do a lot. blanket has been trying to do a lot as — blanket has been trying to do a lot. as long as that diplomacy is equipped with six and carrots, _ is equipped with six and carrots, notjust direct diplomacy but regional diplomacy, that talk is not going _ diplomacy, that talk is not going to _ diplomacy, that talk is not going to go that far faced with this overriding incentives of this— this overriding incentives of this very— this overriding incentives of this very extremist israeli government. on the us essentially, and on the european side we never really considered exerting any kind of cash _ considered exerting any kind of cash 0n— c

how will this influence benjamin netanyahu? polling is so low appears only to kind of stiffen his back about his positions. and again, he is surrounded in his cabinet, both within his party and with coalition members, with really radical extremists, the sort of people who never had a place in the israeli political arena before. and because he is an indicted prime minister on trial, and most of the political parties in israel wouldn't join him to form a government, he took them on. and so now it's this sort of faustian bargain to hold on to power and to do as much as they possibly can, despite the feelings of a majority of israelis. un officials and local health workers in gaza are rolling out a mass polio vaccination programme. israel and hamas have agreed to a series of limited pauses in fighting so the scheme can proceed safely. the world health organization says at least 90% of children under ten will need to be vaccinated for the campaign to succeed. the roll—out was organised after a ten—month—old baby was partly paralysed

party, so it is not only the far right-wing ministers, the finance, and the security, but also benjamin netanyahu believe that there is no place for the palestinians in the west bank, so we have seen also how during this war netanyahu went to the knesset and with 68 votes, they confirmed that no place for a palestinian state in israel, which means that palestine will be occupied by the israelit if..." these really can do it and again it lead us to the unfit broker that the us that is the one organizing the austlo agreement 1993. 1995 where it stated that the palestinian should have a state in 1999 and it didn't happen and benjamin netanyahu is not hiding the fact that he doesn't want to give a state for the palestinians. this is why the objective of benjamin netanyahu and his government that are due to stay with us until october 20-26 is to do everything they can to eliminate the presence of the. palestinians in the west bank and transform gaza in a place where the palestinian cannot live in the stripe. therefore, we the objective of this government is very clear. now, it is not going to happen f

territory, so what we've got is a situation where we can't just keep pointing the finger at benjamin netanyahu in my opinion." believe that there's a much more uh sort of systemic and much more deep-rooted mentality within zinanism globally, but also within the israeli rank and file. it's a different matter that people are losing faith and trust in benjamin netanyahu's establishment, his fascist nazi like jewish extremist leadership or government, that's a different story. because of course when you start losing and they are losing, they're losing economically, they're losing a judicial level, they're losing a public relations and psychological sort of war footing as well, so the fact that they're losing on so many fronts is not hidden from the israeli public, it's certainly not hidden from the very extremist uh violent settlers have been unleashed by netanyahu himself and and his horts like smodric and bengavir etc. to go and occupy more uh territory in what is nominally left as a palestinian land, the the the one/10 that might actually still remain in their hands, they want even that taken a

. >> are you going to talk to prime minister benjamin netanyahu, anything to say? >> yes, i will be talking with him. >> can an all out war in the middle east be avoided? >> it has to be. we've already taking -- taken precautions relative to our embassies and personnel but we are not there yet. >> would you intervene in a coworkers strike if they strike on tuesday? >> no. it's collective bargaining. >> reporter: so starting with the middle east, president biden made a little bit of news saying he is going to be talking on the phone with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, that is the first time he will be doing that since august 21st. so they will certainly have a lot to talk about. top of mind is ensuring that there's not a regional all out war. issothing that is very important for not just the united states but all of the united states allies. there was a statement that came out from germany, france, england, all making sure that things stay as cool as they can in the region. as it relates to what is left of hurricane helene across the southeast, he sa

and block the main highway. tel aviv while chanting slogans, they called on prime minister benjamin netanyahu to reach seasfire deal with the palestinian resistance movement hamas that after the bodies of six more hostages were found in gaza. the demonstration was the biggest anti- netanyahu protest since the onset of the us israel genocide in gaza. israel troops clashed with protesters using violent force to disperse them. a large number of protesters were also arrested. israel's largest trade union has called a general strike on monday to further pressure the regime's cabinet for a... a swap deal, the strike is expected to disrupt major sectors of the economy, including banking, healthcare, and israel's main airport. more than 100 israeli and foreign captives are still in gaza, around the third of them, however, are known to have died in the regime strikes, with the fate of others still unknown. we discussed these mass protests against the israeli prime minister and their ramifications for the regime with our guests in the news review. program, we are joined by rabai yesral devid wace spoke

benjamin. you say that joe biden thinks netanyahu l it. -- benjamin. inks netanyahu is not doing enough to secure a hostage deal.— hostage deal. again i think that is a message - hostage deal. again i think that is a message to - hostage deal. again i think that is a message to the i that is a message to the israeli public. from what i've seenjoe biden has acquired —— tried to work rapidly and quietly with netanyahu since the beginning of this conflict. the solution set is not to try to find ways to put more pressure on netanyahu. i think it is high see that the administration, the white house, reading it is we change the political calculus at israel and netanyahu does not respond to us but has to respond to us but has to respond to us but has to respond to the israeli public, israel's democracy. president biden is back on the campaign trail, alongside his vice president and democratic presidential nominee, kamala harris, as the pair kick—off the final sprint of the election that traditionally begins on labour day, which is today in the us. they've been

and israel calling on benjamin netanyahu to agree to a ceasefire. deal come says captives and will return inside coffins. israel maintains military pressure and an attempt in prison break and democratic republic of congo local media or reporting more than a $160.00 people. the so we begin with the mounting, domestic and international pressure from israel's allies for the net. yeah. who government to accept the ceasefire deal and gaza that would lead to the return of the captives and secure the release of palestinians and is really present. the british government has suspended 30 licenses to export arms to israel, out of a total of $350.00. the foreign secretary says there is a risk that some equipment might be used to commit serious violations of international humanitarian law. it is richard, great. that i am food in the house today. the assessment i have received are recently unable to conclude anything other than that the saxon u. k. almost expos, to israel. that does exist a clear risk that they might to commit will facilitate a serious sponsorsh

just arrived minister benjamin netanyahu, who hasjust arrived back minister benjamin netanyahu, whoas in the us until a few hours ago, and in fact, gave the order for the operation to target the leader of hezbollah, hassan nasrallah, from his hotel room in new york while he was at the united nations general assembly. we have had some reaction from the uk government to hassan nasrallah's killing. the foreign secretary, david lammy, said he had spoken with lebanon's prime minister najib mikati. in a statement, mr lammy said both men had "agreed on the need for an immediate ceasefire to bring an end to the bloodshed". his statement also said a diplomatic solution is "the only way to restore security and stability for the lebanese and israeli people." let's go to beirut now. let's speak to former bbc middle east correspondentjim muir. throughout his career, jim covered numerous deployments in lebanon, including all phases of the lebanese civil war, which took place from 1975 to 1990. we spoke to you night after night during the last war of 2006 between israel and hezbollah. thank you fo

know that benjamin netanyahu extending the war aims, but under huge pressure from the far right, then government. so in terms of israel's strategy, what do you discern from what we have seen over the last couple of days? i think there might well be a bit of a gap between what the military chiefs want and the security establishment on one hand, and what the politicians want. let's be clear, this is the most hard right government in israel's historic since 1948. the security minister has been convicted of terrorism offences, he controls the police. the finance minister, these people are very much tied into the settled movement, they believe in not the west bank and an ultimate state for the palestinians, they believe it is the god—given right of the jews to live there and i would like to see the place cleansed of the palestinians who have been living there for essentially should have would like to see —— they would like to see the place cleansed. and through all of that, this was brought to light in the un yesterday, the palestinians want their own independent can tojust homeland in wa

the far right wing ministers, the finance, vezalil smutrich and the security item, but also benjamin netanyahupalestinians in the west bank, so we have seen also how during this war netanyahu went to the knesset and with 68 votes they... confirmed that no place for a palestinian state in israel, which means that palestine will be occupied by the israelis, if the israeli can do it, and again it lead us to the unfit broker that is the us, that is the one organizing the austlo agreement 1993, 1995 where it state that the palestinian should have a state in 1999 and it didn't. happen and benyamin netanyahu is not hiding the fact that he doesn't want to give a state for the palestinians. this is why the objective of benyamin netanyahu and his government that are due to stay with us until october 2026 is to do everything they can to eliminate the presence of the palestinians in west bank and transform gaza in a place where the palestinian cannot live in. tribe, therefore we the objective of this government is very clear, now it is not going to happen for the simple reason that the palestinian in gaza

resistance moven hamas says it is not interested in negotiating with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's new conditions for gaza cease fire. the hamas deputy chief khalil alhaya said that netanyahu demands control over netzarm and philadelphia corridors and the rafa crossing. he added there will be no agreement a seasfire without the complete withdrawal of the regime's forces from those corridors. alhaya said that netanyahu wants the war to continue and does not want to reach an agreement. he said the seaspire agreement has a real price, netanyao does not want to pay that price. the hamas official noted that the group is committed to the july 2 agreement, which was proposed by the us president joe biden and upheld by the un security council. his remarks came as numerous rounds of true stocks have been held through mediators, but none has led to any significant results. the israely military continues this large scale raid on the occupied west bank city of jane for the sixth day in a row, leaving. more casualties and destruction behind. 17 palestinians have been killed and dozens more inju

so benjamin netanyahu spoke at the u. n, where he was greeted with cheese and g is as he took the podium in new york the day after rejecting an international 65 proposal. mister netanyahu says, and israel's compact against has brought out will continue until the time of allowing $60000.00 days rather. these displaced my husband on his rocket 5 to return home on guys like he said, it was up to come us to end the war. ladies and gentlemen, this war can come to an end now. and all that has to happen is for a mazda so render, laid down its arms and released all the hostages. but if they don't, but if they don't, we will fight until we achieve victory. total victory, there is no substitute for it. was funded and benjamin about his group. it was in the un chain the when benjamin netanyahu to live at that stage of welcome back fence. was it very tense in that it was quite a contrast between the gallery where we was sitting with many of his supporters, but also staff was coughing and was cheering when he entered and the congress t

by a random reporters do you think benjamin netanyahu was doing enough, he said no.y rippled into the tunnels of gaza and hamas put out a statement saying even america is against benjamin netanyahu, helps to from and the unrest in new york city as well as the unrest in tel aviv. stuart: students returned to class today at columbia university and as of right now 70 pro-hamas protesters at the gates of the school. they have to go through that to get to class. the anti-semitism in new york city is a disgrace. you agree with me on this? >> i do. who will step up and do something? don't know if it should be the speaker from louisiana or chuck schumer, the highest ranking jewish politician in american history who represents new york, go down there with a bullhorn and say how dare you just committed against a religion. if you don't like policy, you're willing to endue it in a peaceful way, but that hamas flag, should not be allowed in this city yet it is everywhere. as trey yingst told me these idiots are holding the saudi flag and didn't realize it and the palestinian move

the palestinan resistance says it is not interested in negotiating israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's new conditions for the gaza seasfire. amas deputy chief khalil al haya said that netanyahu demands control over nazaram and the philadelphia corridors. and the raf of crossing, he added that there will be no agreement a seasfire without the complete withdraw of the regime's forces from those corridors. al-jaya said that netanyahu wants the war to continue and does not want to reach an agreement, he said the cease fire agreement has a real price and netanyahu does not want to pay that price. the hamas official noted that the group is committed to the july 2 agreement, which was proposed by the us president joe biden and upheld by the us security council. his remarks game as numerous rounds of truth talks have been held through mediators, but none has led to any significant results. the military wing of the hamas resistance movie. has released a video message addressing the families of the israeli captives in gaza. it said the regime's prime minister benjamin netanyahu does not care abo

. declared country is a war fighting for its large benjamin netanyahu declaring that the new it has become a contemptuous, sparse, and that israel will continue to attack, has bla until it meets its object. also what our show catastrophic flooding as tropical storm helene slams. so southern united states billions are without power across 6 states. as a result of them now downgraded hurricane the . obviously, if there's an invalid, welcome to our program is real says it has hit the headquarters of hezbollah and the roots. the target of the air strikes is believed to be hot, sun, those rolla, the head of the iran back militia group strikes, flattened several buildings, and a densely populated up neighborhood. in the southern suburb of the lebanese capital, labranz health ministry says at least 6 people were killed and dozens willing to the, the explosions will fail to spell as good teaching them. it has a way multiple buildings when level is this residential sub of southern. they read israel rami quickly confirmed it was behind the strike moments ago. these real defense forces carried out it

these rails benjamin netanyahu asks full forgiveness of a hostage dance. the prime minister apologizes for failing to secure the captives release from casa, before they were killed. protests have continued a process well demanding a deal to free. the hostages still held by us and after an historic waiting for germany's far right, the country's political establishment seeks away for the alternative for germany potty one regional election to the east that came a close 2nd in another. but the other parties bound to keep it out of any building coalitions. the i'm bank visible and welcome protest is in the as well have taken to the streets for a 2nd consecutive night to demand the government make a deal to free captive still held by militants. and gossip. these laces mass demonstrations response by the killing of 6 hostages. it was shot by the captives is by the forces approached by minister benjamin netanyahu has apologized and asked for forgiveness for failing. so q would, they release a life, but he insisted he would press on with it as well as military camp

situation without this means the end of the life of both the likud party and the person of benjamin netanyahu, in addition to what many army generals did recently and if netanyahu does not end the war , they will resign from their positions. the current situation in the occupied territories it has become very complicated and difficult, because of this , benjamin netanyahu's attempt to somehow get out of this gaza swamp by attacking lebanon and dragging the united states and regional and extra-regional powers into this war, mr. hanizadeh, considering that we have to we are getting closer to the us presidential election and according to the elections that are held in this country , what policies does america want to adopt, if it really wants to get involved with this issue, don't you think that it will challenge the presidential elections and face problems, in fact, america is in these electoral conditions and competitions the tension between the republicans and the democrats is not in a condition to become a regional war, that's why it seems that behind the scenes of the americans, both republ

i'm let's start with today speech from benjamin netanyahu. we had to click that i am asking for forgiveness that before going on to be effectively doubled down on his position. there's no changing his mind this or uh no, uh, i tragically not, i think for both from us leaders and war and for next and, you know, they put their own political survival and, and so forth above the welfare of the palestinians and israelis. and of course, one of the hostages were killed by her mice and taking them hostage 11 months ago. it's certainly the case, the destiny owl has never put getting the hostages home and get into a ceasefire as the 1st priority. and he hasn't done so for the last 11 months. i don't think it is a very sincere apology and many as early as don't see it as such. about 70 percent of israelis throughout the many months have wanted him to immediately resign and want him to have new elections even before this they held him. of course the mass is responsible for the massacres and the taking of hostages. that took place on october 7th. but that

we do a tremendous amount for benjamin netanyahu. at the biden administration is asking netanyahu to do are the things that his own security officials and his own public want him to do. so the u.s. can do more than ask. we can use our leverage. >> yeah. so, peter, what does that look like? what specifically does that look like coming from the biden administration? what's the first step you think they should take? >> i think the biden administration should have said long ago that there is a law on the books in the united states called the leahy law. it says the united states cannot give military aid to any foreign country who has military units that are committing, in our estimation, gross human rights violations. the person in charge of imp implementing that is just applying the standard we have. i think we should have done that long ago. this is the kind of leverage we have. >> and ronen, where do we go from here? what do you expect to be happening in the next 24-48 hours? >> the israel specialists are saying we're totally against th

well, what benjamin netanyahu has been hoping i lebanon.netanyahu has been hoping for is that on the one hand he can build a piece with the wealthy gulf state and maintain peace with egypt and jordan, and on the other hand, deal a blow to iran and its allies in the region stop he wants to do all of this without adhering to the two state solution, and that is the core of the problem and it means that there is talk of normalisation with saudi arabia currently is not realistic. the saudis have repeatedly made it clear, and they have been consistent for more than 20 years in saying if we could get to a two state solution, then we would recognise israel which currently they don't do. they tried to offer that as an incentive to help the palestinians because they know that the saudi population does care about the palestinians and does not want to see the kinds of violence that we are seeing in the region. but right now there's not any way to get that normalisation, and to an extent, i think, normalisation, and to an extent, ithink, it normalisatio

now, the news had led to renewed protests in israel calling for the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to agree to a ceasefire and hostage deal. >> the group is missing families forum, very active group in these protests issued a statement saying, quote, netnyahu abandoned the hostages on saturday, protesters said netanyahu was putting the war with hamas ahead of the hostages lives he decided that philadelphi access is much more important that from the life of the hostages. >> and i want to tell him that he's making a war crime is a war criminal. he is a mass murderer. >> by these decision any we want to lead team do it and journalist elliott gotkine joins me again from london with more in the very latest on this story, i'm tell us more about. i mean, that went down. we have faces, we have names, we have photographs, tell us more about what we're learning about those killed and now identified michael. yes. so six hostages whose bodies were recovered on saturday, as you say, their names and some more details have been provided by the hostages and missing families forum. so hersh goldber

can i ask you on pressure on benjamin netanyahu from | on benjamin netanyahu from people in his own countryt now and from the us presidentjoe biden? what is your assessment of his position? is a biden? what is your assessment of his position?— of his position? is a rare combination _ of his position? is a rare combination of - of his position? is a rare combination of massive | of his position? is a rare - combination of massive public protests, the israeli ministry of defence openly charging during a time of war and a cabinet that the prime minister is advocating is moral responsibility and failing to make a choice. you have the philadelphi corridor you can free the hostages. but i have to say, the reason we are where we are is because in negotiations only when two parties believe there is urgency to close when the advantages of closing the deal outweigh the disadvantages of keeping it open to have an agreement and for the last three days, you have seen a demonstration and absence of urgency. the decision by hamas issued instructions presumably on the approach of idf soldiers keeping in mi

spokesman for the al-kassan brigade said that benjamin netanyahu and the israeli army deliberately obstructed any prisoner exchange deal for their narrow interests. abu ubeda added regime has only been intentionally killing dozens of captives through direct air strikes. he was speaking after the israeli army said it recovered the bodies of six captives in gaza. obada warned rest of the captives also. turn to their families inside of coffins if netanyahu continues to try to free them militarily instead of striking sease fire deal. and now hamas has released a video recorded of one of the six captives prior to her death in it she implores the israeli regime particularly benjamin netanyahu to do everything to secure the release of the captives in gaza. אני בת 24 מתל אביב, נחתפתי בשביעי באוקטובר מהמסיבה בראים, אני פונה אליך, בנימין נתניהו, לכל ממשלת ישראל, תעשו מה שאתם יכולים כדי להוציא אותנו מפה עכשיו, עכשיו, אני סובלת, כולנו סובלים פה, יש פה הפתצתות בלתי פוסקות, אנחנו מפחדים על החיים שלנו, מפחדים למות פה, אני פונה אליך בנימין נתניהו, זה ששחרר מעל אלף מחבלים בעסקת שליט, כרגע דורשים פחות מרבע. על

from asia and the pacific on would you say around the benjamin netanyahu dismisses widespread protests calling for cx, 5 and guns, that the us president says these right, the prime minister is not doing enough. the other one down, jordan, this is out. is there a lie from the also coming up? israel log, scale military operation and the occupied westbank is an it's 7th day. at least 30 palestinians have been killed. plus i'm born below in the city east of the philippine capital in manila where a tropical storm. yeah, de caused widespread study and deadly life flights on a course in venezuela issues unrestored, edmondo gonzales, the opposition leader of the july's disputed election. the we begin in israel away a prime minister benjamin netanyahu is pushing back against rising domestic and international pressure just on a seaside deal with him. us comes in spite of mass protests and israel for good by the recovery of 6 captives found dead in gaza on saturday. netanyahu's ask for forgiveness, but the system will, will continue. how does your cast her thoughts? thousands of israelis took to