they have been to benjamin netanyahu? they have been speaking _ to benjamin netanyahu? they have been speaking for _ to benjamin netanyahu? they have been speaking for about _ to benjamin netanyahu? they have been speaking for about 15 - to benjamin netanyahu? they have been speaking for about 15 minutes about the very prospect of this attack, when benjamin netanyahu had to abandon the call because he had been told by his officials that the attacks were under way. a couple of hours after that phone call we heard from keir starmer, in a statement in downing street, and some questions from reporters. it cannot be tolerated. we stand with israel and we recognise her right to self—defence in the face of this aggression. iran must stop these attacks. is the uk prepared to use british military capabilities to help israel defend itself against iran? and has that already happened this evening? this, as you'll appreciate, is an evolving situation. but what i will say is that we stand with israel and her right to self—defence and any relevant updates will be provided in due cours

what are you hoping for from benjamin netanyahu? al from benjamin netanyahu?lier today that benjamin netanyahu is in full war mode, in his view, at this moment. what would you say to prime minister netanyahu in terms of his efforts to get the hostages back? the terms of his efforts to get the hostages back?— hostages back? the word opportunity _ hostages back? the word opportunity has - hostages back? the word opportunity has been - hostages back? the word | opportunity has been used hostages back? the word i opportunity has been used a lot byjoe biden, by harris and others. this is more than an opportunity, it is a watershed moment for getting the hostages home alive. a deal has to be done, we have to turn what is a military achievement into a political and diplomatic achievement of getting a deal to get the hostages home alive. in his statement, netanyahu referred to the return of our loved

how does the country feel about benjamin netanyahu right now? >> that's a tough question. er first in another way. the way netanyahu feels about the state of israel today is that he didn't dare show his face in any public place today. in commemorations, in a day in which people's hearts were torn out, and there were ceremonies and small rituals all over the country, netanyahu wasn't seen in public. the public does not feel good about him, and it's a really difficult paradoxical situation because a year ago, as you mentioned, it was seen as this monumental failure on the part of mr. security. which went even beyond his own political standing. netanyahu's doctrine, vis-a-vis hamas was to allow it to enrich itself, to encourage the transfer of hundreds of millions of dollars from qatar to strengthen hamas and thus, in netanyahu's view, weaken the palestinian authority. in the past year, all netanyahu appears to have really achieved concretely is to strengthen his own political hold on the state of israel and people are very afraid of that. >> is there a way to come to an end o

benjamin netanyahu is a survivor and it's amazing.od knows how many decades ago that is. he was dcm here washington the deputy chief this was after the 93 beirut following their coats under 31 american personnel so it was a big story. a group of us at "the washington post" decided we're going to try to find out who did it. and i went to see benjamin netanyahu at the israeli embassy so this is, 40 years ago almost. >> neil: where you struck by -- biden doesn't listen to anyone he doesn't -- a does his own thing but he and donald trump, benjamin netanyahu and donald trump had a much better relationship. >> yes, and, you know, trump is manipulated by all kinds of people particularly those who adore him or say nice things, particularly in public. >> neil: so if president trump gets back the more supportive of the kind of campaign benjamin netanyahu has waged post this october seventh attack. >> i'm sure he would and i mean this is trump. trump is not afraid fact is an advocate. >> neil: yeah, because you did talk to a lot of people who wo

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benjamin netanyahu israel. benjamin neta nyahu asked israel.n the country. next comes september 17 and 18th, these are two crucial days in lebanon with a dramatic series of attacks with thousands were injured and dozens killed including women and children is to medication devices held by hezbollah exploded. this is the moment captured on cctv of the pager explosions on day one. and this is the moment our presenter broke the news of a second wave of walkie—talkie explosions. let me just report what reuters news _ let me just report what reuters news agency hasjust let me just report what reuters news agency has just reported, that communication devices have exploded — that communication devices have exploded in lebanon. communication devices used by hezbollah have detonated across the south and in the suburbs of beirut — the south and in the suburbs of beirut. ~ , ., beirut. with this momentum october the _ beirut. with this momentum october the 1st _ beirut. with this momentum october the 1st the - beirut. with this momentum october the 1st the

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you benjamin netanyahu, and also from hezbollah.— benjamin netanyahu, and also from hezbollah.t * from hezbollah. you 'oin us now in the heart of h from hezbollah. you 'oin us now in the heart of tel_ from hezbollah. youjoin us now in the heart of tel aviv, - from hezbollah. youjoin us now in the heart of tel aviv, in - in the heart of tel aviv, in the square which is the place where families and loved ones of hostages have been taken in the horrific hamas attacks of a year ago, or the horrific hamas attacks of a yearago, orthey the horrific hamas attacks of a year ago, or they still remain in gaza and gather here on an almost daily basis. as we continue to cover the fast moving events, the war as we have been reporting is expanding in lebanon as well, with the news this morning that the ground operations which have focused on the south eastern sector of the lebanese israel border have now expanded into the south—west after evacuation orders were issued for some of the villages along that western access. as we have been reporting, israel says it has assassinated more of the top

prime minister benjamin netanyahu - reservists. prime minister benjamin netanyahu to, l reservists.ervists. prime minister - benjamin netanyahu to, up near the lebanon border was briefed about the damage israeli forces are doing to hezbollah mac. now he must decide where this goes and where it might end. israel's dilemmas, challenges and divisions come together in the square in tel aviv. supporters and families of hostages taken by hamas over here to try to keep the names and plight of the missing top of israel's agenda. they are worried there is a different focus just across the road. over there is israel's military headquarters and they are making big decisions at the moment about how exactly to respond to a run's list dick mr on this country last week. here is the place where supporters of the israeli hostages in gaza have been holding a visual and they are worried that the country fighting on multiple fronts will make the hostages a low priority. this dinner table has been waiting for the israelis held in gaza now for a year. iran's missile attack was response to israel's destru

the country's prime minister benjamin netanyahu said they were precise and achieved all objectives.hile, questions linger about how israel keeps its people safe from threats inside the country — following a suspected terror attack in tel aviv.this report from our middle east correspondent lucy williamson contains scenes you may find distressing. the slogan "death to israel" hasn't changed for generations. but for iranian leaders in this new era of direct confrontation, the question of how to respond is far more complex. the consequences far more unsure. iran's supreme leader said israel's bombing of military sites this week was an evil act. translation: of course they are exaggerating it. | their exaggeration is wrong. but downplaying this is wrong too. it is wrong to say it was trivial and not important. israel's conflict with iran is just one front in a wider regional war. at a memorial ceremony for israeli victims today, the prime minister said the recent strike on iran was precise and powerful and achieved all its goals. harder, perhaps, to tackle threats at home. a truck driven

and a few years ago, benjamin netanyahu address the u. n. g and the american particular. and the said that if the critique code the bad mind, india, then things in the middle east would be so much better. it would be in that neighborhood. that bad, bad man was saddam hussein. the war against the rock was launch. not long after that. and these are seen they, the middle east is not a bad neighborhood despite benjamin netanyahu has predictions of the, at the time. thank you for the thank you for the historical context there i think is going to be necessary. and i'm going to keep in mind this ellen fisher quote, the ground and the feet of the state department has changed. massively. ellen, i think it's fair to expect that the us are going to have to respond to officially pretty quickly. it's probably going to come in waves as soon as you have something on your end, please let us know. thank you very much. that's officer was allen fisher. mohammed randi is a professor at the university of there. ron, you joins us by skype from the root mohammed, your thoughts? i think it's the

we are hearing that benjamin netanyahu has been speaking to president joe biden today.hat is your analysis about how crucial this particular hole could be given where we are in this ongoing conflict? .., where we are in this ongoing conflict? . ., ,, conflict? -- call. the us remains _ conflict? -- call. the us remains israel's - conflict? -- call. the us remains israel's closest | conflict? -- call. the us i remains israel's closest ally but we have seen consistently over the past year that despite its influence it has not always been able to limit israeli actions and we are expecting the main focus of this phone call to be really about israel's response to that massive attack by iran last week, where it fired close to 200 ballistic missiles at israel. we have had the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, that iran will pay the price. iran said it was acting in response to high—profile assassinations and the invasion of southern lebanon as well. it said there would be vast destruction if israel hit back. there is a lot of fear going on in the background here abou

benjamin netanyahu is israel again. deciding our ambassador to the united nations should boycott benjamin netanyahu speech during the un week and anthony blinken not showing up for that speech. i thought that was atrocious. as for the storm and what's going on in north carolina it is incompetence and by the way that is not anything to be surprised about with this the administration. maria: let's take a short break we want to hear from mark when we come back, we're just getting started, quick break the markets on the move as we look ahead to a big week of data in earnings beginning for the third quarter we got economic data and the september cpi on thursday's ppi number the big bang kicking off on friday the word on wall street is here with expectations, don't miss out it is conservative moms week on "mornings with maria" were discussing top issues for parents as the election is 29 days away. maria" live on fox business. stay with us. : (gasps) what the! daughter: alright. dad: side to side. when you work with someone wh

yes, what benjamin netanyahu said and his first - netanyahu said and his first public comment that isc office have made statements, but these are his first comments in public about the israeli attack on iran. nothing that you wouldn't expect, essentially echoing what the israeli military had said that these were precise strikes, military targets were attacked and it was highly successful and it was highly successful and highly effective. he did also have a few words for the iranian people saying israel's battle was not with them. there has been an effort by the israeli government to try to separate its actions against the leadership of iran and all that infrastructure and the people see the aim is trying to capitalise on the fact that within iran amongst many people, the iranian authorities are not popular. we've seen mass protests in the last two years, so i think that is what he was trying to do with that. just to say that one of the events he was speaking at, he was heckled quite strongly by people who were attending, from families who had been involved in the attacks on october th

it won't be israel's fault, benjamin netanyahu, it will be their— benjamin netanyahu, it will be their to destroy wood—mack, the whole gaza _ destroy wood—mack, the whole gaza strip, they want to reset the gaza _ gaza strip, they want to reset the gaza strip, these guys are 'ust the gaza strip, these guys are just a — the gaza strip, these guys are just a bunch of crazy guys and they _ just a bunch of crazy guys and they have _ just a bunch of crazy guys and they have to be stopped by the international community. you and the former— international community. you and the former israeli - international community. wm. and the former israeli prime minister had joined forces and written some opinion pieces, you also came up with a cease—fire plan for gaza, how much traction did that get? did anyone in israel read what you've done, talk to you about it? �* , , you've done, talk to you about it? n y , .,~ you've done, talk to you about it? a y, ., ., it? it's very bleak, i have to tell you. — it? it's very bleak, i have to tell you. but _ it? it's very bleak, i have to tell you, but neverthele

the latest strikes come after the home of prime minister benjamin netanyahu was targeted by a drone from lebanon. a spokesman said neither the prime minister nor his wife were in the building at the time, and there were no casualties. his seaside home is in the town of caesarea. in the last few minutes we have heard prime minister netanyahu has said the agents of iran who tried to assassinate me and my wife today made a better mistake. these pictures show police outside the building on saturday morning. mr netanyahu's office has released a video message about hamas leader yahya sinwar, who was killed earlier this week. it's not clear if it was recorded before or after the attempted drone attack on his residence. translation: two days ago, we eliminated the mass - murderer, sinwar. i said we're in a war of revival, and we're continuing forward until the end. nothing will deter us. we are continuing until victory. our correspondent, jonathan head is in beirut and sends us this update. it's been pretty quiet in the capital here for the last several days, but that was came to an end today af

israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu promised iran would be punished, whilst the iranian governmentd it would hit all of israel's infrastructure if they retaliated. in a new development, the israel defense forces says it's sending another military division — including infantry and armoured units — tojoin its ground operation in southern lebanon. with me is parham ghobadi from bbc persian. how does this attack last night compare with what we saw by iran and israel in april? ma'or differences, d iran and israel in april? ma'or differences, this i iran and israel in april? ma'or differences, this was i differences, this was definitely more significant and even the pentagon confirmed that it was wider in scope compared to the first iranian missile attack back in april. the other major difference is that back in april, iran sent different kinds of missiles, like drones, cruise missiles and ballistic missiles and obviously cruise missiles and drones take up to a few hours to reach israel from iran and drones took up to six hours to reach israel so israel and the western allies had enough

i will remind you of the story that we are hearing this morning that by minister benjamin netanyahu'ssaid that a drone was launched towards his residence after a report that a drone in lebanon hit a structure. an unmanned vehicle... launched at his residence and netanyahu and his wife were not present. it was said that three drones were fired from lebanon on saturday and two were intercepted. we are also getting reports of an israeli air strike in gaza suggesting that at least 11 people have been killed on an israeli strike in a home in a refugee camp. the bbc website has a live report on that. palestinian news agency is reporting and siding medical sources that in addition to those killed are those injured and missing under the rubble. you can see updates on the website. it is north of khan yunnis and south of gaza city. i've been speaking to daniel levy — president of the us—middle east project and a former adviser to the israeli government. the attempts to depict the resistance movements in lebanon or gaza as incapacitated are incorrect. if we understand it through the prism of oh,

and benjamin netanyahu is saying we are not done.t feels like waiting for, we have gone through this now ever week for a year. >> reporter: i think the americans want deescalation, benjamin netanyahu sees this as a war on seven fronts. not only iran, hezbollah, gaza but militias in iraq and houthis in yemen and syria and he, he wants to bring it to a conclusion to some degree. now how it can be done, without ongoing regional war is, to me, the most profound question here. >> bitter irony being exactly that regional that was an aim of that massacre and bloodshed on october 7th. david, thank you very much, appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> that is "all in" on this thursday night. alex wagner tonight starts right now. good evening, alex. >>> good evening my friend. extraordinary day in a war that never seems to end >> yeah. >> thank you,

benjamin netanyahu's political benjamin neta nyahu's political career which benjamin netanyahu's politicalould end when the war ends, and there are lots of very far right wing and extreme members that have their own objectives in gaza, largely to remove the arab population from gaza. and there is the unpopularity of there is the unpopularity of the current government from the general population which one lap to go. so one would think this would motivate the israeli government to end the war. however, it does appear at least in the gaza context that benjamin netanyahu wants to continue, even with this clear victory that the idf is able to claim. �* . ~ victory that the idf is able to claim. �* ., ~ i. , claim. andrew, thank you very much for _ claim. andrew, thank you very much for that _ claim. andrew, thank you very much for that analysis. - claim. andrew, thank you very| much for that analysis. andrew thomas there in melbourne. liam payne's former one direction bandmates have reacted to his death, as tributes pour in following the death of the 31—year—old artist. payne fell from a hotel

benjamin netanyahu feels he is vindicated.al community, the united states, said don't go into rafa, there will be huge humanitarian consequences. he ignored them and that is where they finally got yahya sinwar. he believes he is on the right course. there is a meeting today to discuss the fate of the hostages, but he believes neither is the time that he will have a window. no one in the middle of an american election campaign is going to stop us, let us do what we have always wanted to do. they have been successful tactical successes, spectacular once and they're just to continue. i spoke to a brother—in—law of one of the hostages recently and he said it is time for israel to realise this is as close as they will ever get to a full tactical victory, so it is time to focus on getting the hostages back. what do you think it means for the hostages, for the people who are in humanitarian crisis in gaza? �* , are in humanitarian crisis in gaza? 3 .,~ are in humanitarian crisis in gaza? �*, ., , gaza? let's take a hostages first. ga

military carries out air strikes in the southern suburbs of beirut after the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu'sr netanyahu was not home and no injuries were reported. the latest israeli strikes on northern gaza are reported to have killed dozens of palestinians. the head of the un agency for palestinian refugees says another 20,000 people were forced to flee on friday. fresh questions for london's metropolitan police over its handling of allegations against former harrods owner mohammed al fayed. the bbc has learnt that the force only asked prosecutors to consider charging him in relation to two out of 21 women who accused him of sexual offences. and liam payne's father has read tributes outside the hotel in argentina where the one direction star died. there is the headlines. now on bbc news, the bbc green sport awards. hello, and welcome along to a special programme celebrating the 2024 bbc green sport awards — set up to tell the stories of the brilliant athletes and organisations who are all playing their part to make a difference and raise awareness about the issues we are all facing. over t

in this situation, what is israel wanting to do and what does benjamin netanyahu want to do.. >> that is where biden thought, okay, benjamin netanyahu is in the fog of war now and not making the right decisions. he forced him into his view of where they had to be on that day and then has spent this immediately dis-escalating -- de-escalating and don't make the mistakes we made in iran or iraq and don't overreact to this and that is a repeating thing and also a hostage release which was all driven, every hostage release was driven by president biden with no movement on the israeli side trying to achieve hostage release. >> what is so interesting is that you see the hostage issue is we have to handle that. i will handle that and his aides are saying -- biden says no, i am responsible for the hostages. and of course, in the public world and in the political world, he is. there is some movement and they get some deals and some deals fall apart. you see the real world of national security risk they are living in. i would, quite frankly, reporting this, was surprised at how risky t

take what we just heard from benjamin netanyahu, is hope alive? >> well, chris, i think a couple of things right now, and first of all, the netanyahu statement i think was very interesting because he did mention the hostages quite a bit. that's where everything is going to turn right now. there's going to be enormous attention focused on the hostages, their war aim of killing sinwar has been met. there's going to be huge public pressure. this is still certainly something that has not happened, and god bless the family, watching that interview. it was heart wrenching. don't forget also that netanyahu mentioned that sinwar was killed in rafa. and that's when the reserve unit seems to have found him by chance, quite remarkable. overall, think about it for the american audience right now, chris. 46 americans were killed on october 7th. that's a mass casualty event. the u.s. counter terrorism team is pleased right now. this is something to be celebrated. seven american hostages remain. that has to be the focus of the investigation. the neutra family is

that has long been the concern of benjamin netanyahu.g thatjoe biden does not say —— says he does not support an attack on iran's nuclear sites. not support an attack on iran's nuclearsites. iran, he says, is way off course nuclear sites. iran, he says, is way off course and nuclearsites. iran, he says, is way off course and we nuclear sites. iran, he says, is way off course and we saw the immediate response from the white house earlier, saying there was total support for america to israel and that would extend to the sort of action, the sort of responses that we might see from benjamin netanyahu. joe biden also said that he hopes to speak to benjamin netanyahu soon. a lot of comments coming from the white house. i'll continue to monitor that. tehran fired over 200 missiles overnight in major cities including jerusalem,. dawned donaldson has sent this report from israel, where one of those missiles struck last night. this is just north of tel aviv, israel's biggest city, and it's where one of the iranian ballistic missiles landed. you ca

and benjamin netanyahu... kind of curious.t forget his brother lost his life in the entebbe raid. his father was a historian ofjewish history. benjamin netanyahu's view is that you don't win through a defensive posture. so israel has had success with its iron dome defensive system of protecting tel aviv when it's under attack from hezbollah. they've had success in protecting israel iran has been launching nuclear. sorry. let me say that again. they've had success when iran has launched ballistic missiles at israel. but the netanyahu view is that that's a defensive posture which is not sustainable. the only way you succeed is going on an offensive posture against the iranian regime. that is the netanyahu view. and although six months ago and through much of this year, he's been incredibly unpopular, actually, in recent weeks, that oil tanker seems to have been turning. so the political incentive for him may not be there right now to listen to allies saying, "please be calm, please restrain yourselves." please do something which

. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, i apologize, has already responded this morning to this drone attack near his private residence. he's okay and wanted to let the nation know he's okay and not deterred. matt finn now has more from tel aviv. >> neil, that attempted attack happened to the north of where i am in tel aviv, near the town, and one israeli official said this drone attack was meant to eliminate prime minister benjamin netanyahu. it did not hit his house. israelis say the drone was launched from lebanon and struck, you can see that on the map on your screen right now. one of more than 100 drones launched from lebanon floo northern israel. our fox crew has seen some of the missiles intercepted and benjamin netanyahu says he will not be deterred from this and israel's monumental elimination of yahya sinwar. >> two weeks ago we took out yahya sinwar, master mind whose goons beheaded our men and raped our women and babies, and proxies, we're going to win this war. >> new drone video shows the last moments of sinwar's life, he is camouflaged. perhaps the number one for

israel says benjamin netanyahu's home in caesarea has been targeted in a drone strike from lebanon. a spokesman said neither the prime minister nor his wife were in the building at the time, and that there were no casualties. these pictures show police outside the building on saturday morning. mr netanyahu's office has just released this statement on the death of hamas leader yahya sinwar who was killed earlier this week. it's not clear if this was recorded before or after the attempted drone attack on his residence. translation: two days ago, we eliminated - the mass murderer, sinwar. i said we're in a war of revival, and we're continuing forward until the end. nothing will deter us. we are continuing until victory. i've been speaking to the bbc�*sjonah fisher. he says the drone attack on benjamin netanyahu's residence highlights just how vulnerable the israelis can feel. three drones crossed from south lebanon into israeli airspace this morning. two of them were intercepted and shot down, but one continued to fly about 50km further south to caesarea, which is where prime minister

benjamin netanyahu benjamin neta nyahu has benjamin netanyahu has been speaking in the last hour, takelation: we are not deterred, _ a listen. translation: we are not deterred, we _ a listen. translation: we are not deterred, we have - a listen. translation: we are not deterred, we have stood i not deterred, we have stood strongly together to defend and protect our homeland. whatever strength was needed, we defined what the objectives of this war was. we want to eradicate hamas and bring our hostages home, whether they are alive or not. we must thwart any future threat on the state of israel and bring the residents of the north and south in safety to their homes.— north and south in safety to their homes. , , , their homes. lets pick up some ofthat their homes. lets pick up some of that nova — miri eisin is a? ?retired colonel from the israel defense forces, now managing director of the international institute for counter—terrorism. welcome to the programme. in your opinion, has israel restored the deterrence that was lost on october the 7th? the response have been overwhelming, but do

his randy prime minister benjamin netanyahu says, ron has made a big mistake. the ones that will pay for the attack on tuesday, 9th, missing you all who claims the operation failed and says, whoever it's fine is wrong with the attacks in retaliation. and you, as president joe biden says, american forces actively supported the defense of his ralph by launching into miss solves from to us to stores in the gulf by the rates right to the israel has the right to defend itself. now there's been a mass shooting in the south of tel aviv in the off of neighborhoods. at least 7 people have been killed and several others wounded. this way the police say the shooters were shot dead. i have since rated palestinian homes in the city of hebron in new york. you want pied west bank in response to that shooting well with the polls net. net can us presidential election. tuesday's vice president tobate's is a try see a great deal of attention and this debates as being seen as a chance for both campaigns to make that closing arguments. devices should have resulted see reports. you

benjamin netanyahu's narrative was very much to the contrary and benjamin netanyahu sees this as a cutebut a key moment for the war to continue and for israel to push on. in that vein, there continued to attack targets in leaders in berlin said there's a possibility of working towards a ceasefire in lebanon, but it will be harder in gaza. he said he has an understanding of how and when israel will respond to the missile attacks by iran, but declined to elaborate. uk prime minister, sir kier starmer, said he continued to support israel's right to self defence but warned there is "no military solution the answer is diplomacy". speaking directly to israel, he said "the world will not tolerate any more excuses on humanitarian assistance". our correspondent in jerusalem wyre davies explains some of the implications of yahya sinwar�*s death. some pressure from its international allies to use this as an opportunity to perhaps push for a break in the fighting and try to sit down again and ask for a cease—fire and with some hostages released. benjamin netanyahu's narrative was very much to the c

we will fight and with god's help together, we will win benjamin netanyahu speaking to the israeli people and the world following confirmation of the death of the leader of hamas, yahya sinwar they're netanyahu saying that a mass murderer has been eliminated. >> he said evil has suffered a heavy blow, but the task is not complete. he did vow to the families of those taken by hamas and other outfits in gaza on october 7, that he would return the hostages, adding that hamas will no longer rule gaza. he said this is day one of a gaza without hamas and he said that returning the hostages would bring that region closer to the end of the war. >> he also said, now it is clear to the world, i believe he said why alex marquardt? we israel went into rafah. >> yeah. and remember that was one of the most contentious moments in this war between the biden administration and the israelis and that's when the biden ministration held back 2000 pound bombs because they did not want israel to go into rafah in ways that they had in the rest of the gaza strip. so what netanyahu i believe is alluding to here is

i have reasonable grounds to believe that he's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu administer of defense . you, i've got back criminal responsibility for the salvation of civilians as a method of welfare, unintentionally directing attacks against a civilian population as well as crimes against humanity of extermination, bundle matter. because genocide and data so clear. and because impunity originally as tied to the crime of genocide is it emerge. now we start seeing the cracks and is really impunity and that's related to the case against israel in the international court of justice. it's related to a request for arrest warrants by the chief prosecutor of the international queen of port cream con. this was an accident of the system. this was never supposed to happen, but it is happening and speaks to other ways in which the international legal system has, of course, failed. so many people around the world, primarily in the global south. and what we're seeing now, it's such an unprecedented moment. so it's very difficult to say what might happen, but there is potential for signifi

so straight the, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu echoed the words of zion isms, founding figure. theodore hurtful as he reached for judeo christian solidarity in europe and in the united states. this is not a clash of civilizations. it's a clash between barbarism and civilization. the response was unequivocal. his real was make sure that they have what they need to protect their people today . and always there is a necessity to continue to support israel unconditionally, to send even more weapons to as well. to stand behind is really for more what we're seeing here is this western identity. and how if, if we need to really come to terms with israel, we need to come to terms with is really genocide, which is a continuation of the knock about. then we need to think about simpler colonialism at the heart of the international political and legal system after world war 2. which means that we also need to come to terms with southern and colonialism in the u. s. and in the west and who wants to do that. but we can't understand that without thinking about what sits at the heart of centr

benjamin netanyahu has long been opposed to the creation of a palestinian state.n government want him to go further. the vision is eventually to annex the west bank, but beyond that, they return the idea of reoccupying the gaza strip and possibly resettling this. there are also those who say that the vision, if you like, or the strategy of the right—wing parties is to annex the west bank, is to potentially resettle gaza. but the government. was so clear about it. they said israel is not going to be in gaza. l we don't want hamas to be in gaza. - we want the palestinians i to have a better leadership. i think the governmentj was very clear about it. a few weeks ago, james elder was back in gaza, visiting hospitals and delivering aid. the level of devastation is like nothing i've ever seen before. nine out of ten people are displaced, so that's the reality of what people are facing here. 15,000 children killed in gaza. 15,000. over the course of a year, it's a0 girls and boys killed every day. gaza used to have 36 functioning hospitals. only about half are still ope

today began with a call from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu for the united nations toull out its peacekeepers immediately from those areas of southern lebanon where israeli forces were operating against hezbollah positions. let's hear a little bit of what the israeli prime minister had to say. israeli prime minister had to sa . ~ israeli prime minister had to sa _ ~ ,, . ., , israeli prime minister had to say. mr secretary general, get the unifil — say. mr secretary general, get the unifil forces _ say. mr secretary general, get the unifil forces out - say. mr secretary general, get the unifil forces out of - say. mr secretary general, get the unifil forces out of harms j the unifil forces out of harms way, it should be done right now immediately. in way, it should be done right now immediately.— way, it should be done right now immediately. in the last hour the israeli _ now immediately. in the last hour the israeli prime - now immediately. in the last i hour the israeli prime minister has been speaking to italy's prime minister giorgia meloni and expressed regret if

and it saves it from this to benjamin netanyahu was a speaking to that. now i just want to turn our attention to the us because we did his from the us national security advisor, jake sullivan. we also heard from matthew miller, who's the real estate department, sports person. and we also heard, as mike kind of was saying that from the pentagon major general puts rides and now the journalist really pushed right a full understanding why the us was standing on this when they kept repeating the same thing that iran will suffer, a strong consequences and when they were, when he was pushed on what that meant, because as one of the jealous that it was seemed very vague. his words were, and i quotes the us has been clear that will be security and economic consequences for i don't have anything to prove you to preview. now what do you think the us is role in oral of this is or could be and so earlier on in april, as you recall why you didn't said that he would support defending israel, but he would not engage in penny or offensive action based on what the us sayin

arthel: the biggest stories we are following you this our israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu meetingh his security team today as we await response to the drone attack yesterday. his office says hezbollah lauwantsseveral drones from lebn yesterday toward mr. netanyahu private residence no one was home at the time and no one was hurt. former secretary of state mike pompeo here with reaction as his successor antony blinken has the middle east this week at least seven people here at home. several others hurt part of a ferry dock collapsed in an island in southern georgia it happened yesterday at a ceremony to honor and descendents of slaves. police say a boat struck part of the deck and broke it. about 20 people celebrating the event were plunged into the water. we'll have more on all of this. but first. >> anyone who is even on the fence, i'm not even sure how you could be at this point. there is no comparison between what donald trump once for america and what kamala harris wants for america. >> if you look at the policies being laid out one that fundamentally dresses that basic a port

last couple of weeks because they say this is where hezbollah facilities and its interests, benjamin netanyahueta nyahu earlier talking about how netanyahu earlier talking about how these days of strikes by israeli military on lebanon had destroyed what he said was a large part of hezbollah�*s arsenal and changed the course of the war against the iranian—backed group. earlier today, the israel had said it had killed at least 440 has bollard fighters since the start of its ground invasion —— hezbollah fighters. the pattern has followed the last couple of weeks that it is often around this time in the evening that we actually have these warnings and then we have the explosions in the southern suburb of beirut, around 11 o'clock, midnight local time in the capital of lebanon. as i say, our correspondent in beirut saying she had heard at least six loud explosions and we have seen those on screen. you can seen those on screen. you can see that on the left—hand side of your screen at the moment. 0ne of your screen at the moment. one of those explosions on the right is the live pictures we are gettin

the only obstacle is benjamin netanyahu.me minister. >> earlier i spoke with the mother and asked what she wants the world to know after one year of not being able to see or speak to her son. >> thank you so much for joining us. we just played a clip of your husband speaking about your demands to the u.s. and israeli government. in that same speech he talked about the need to shift the narrative from the call to bring them home to a cease- fire. can you explain the shift in messaging and how you think it might help release your loved one? >> it is not only my husband and my family, but the majority of the population in israel. they think the only way to bring the hostages back home. my son and of the other hostages. is only by stopping the war and a cease-fire and a signed deal. of this must be the decision of our prime minister. for so many months he missed opportunities on purpose. tonight to seal a deal. this is why we are shouting, and that is why we are talking about it. >> just to understand what you are saying. is it

we mentioned in the introduction that benjamin - introduction that benjamin netanyahu said israel hasd right to defend itself and respond to those attacks from iran early in the week, that barrage of missiles sent to israel. there's been a lot of anticipation as to what the response might look like from israel and when it might come. what are we hearing about what that might be?— that might be? there is talks between the _ that might be? there is talks between the us _ that might be? there is talks between the us and - that might be? there is talks between the us and israel. that might be? there is talks . between the us and israel about that, because there is intentions of an announcement and talks from israel that they will hit nuclear facilities because it's a long time that benjamin netanyahu has a nuclear program and they've side —— tried so hard since 2012 to campaign against the iranian nuclear program and there is a fear and evenjoe biden said that it might be for oil sites or other targets but not the nuclear facilities. oil sites or other targets but not the nuclearfacilitie

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