how to go over this really payments to benjamin netanyahu. biden is reported to have stressed the urgency of reaching an agreement that follows a visit by secretary of state and to me blinking to as well egypt and come to patrick hall haines report from washington dc. we know that you as president joe biden, along with vice president common law harris, spoke to these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu buys in the phone today and the read out. they say that they talked about the us efforts to defend israel from around and its allies in the region. the same time the pentagon announced with us to us as abraham lincoln, carrier strike group has arrived in the central command area of responsibility. that would be the 2nd us carrier strike group in that region. they also talked about, according to the read out, the urgency of bringing the cease fire and hostage deal to closure and discuss upcoming talks in cairo to remove any remaining obstacles. that's a quote from the read out. but what exactly are those obstacles? we know that the is really the prime minister's office said and disputed

happened in the last hours between joe that happened in the last hours betweenjoe biden and the prime minister benjamin netanyahu asked benjamin netanyahu to try and reach a deal within two weeks. as we can see, the american president reached that deal with the russians, now we want to end his presidency with that legacy that he is a piece man who managed to bring peace everywhere in the world and the american defence minister and foreign minister in the region trying really hard to contends that conflict. israel already may have a plan to watch a ground attack into southern lebanon, the americans are trying to avoid this happening because if it happens, then the situation will explode more in the region. the situation in gazais the region. the situation in gaza is really in need to a ceasefire, to allow the aid to come and hostages to go back home. there are 60% of the buildings of gaza according to the un were destroyed and more than 2 million people displaced. around 40,000 people were killed and there are many injured people and people are really in despair and they really in despair and they really want thi

and these arrests weren't sold for your guidance and benjamin netanyahu, a biden, for his portal. he refuses to acknowledge that as well is coming out to genocide and there's no indication that congress is set to break with biden's policy. of course, no, there's one question of just i'm dying to ask you this because i drove by and on the podium, one of his biggest things that he said we saved democracy. attorney, i don't even know what that means anymore. well, let's break this down a little bit of a democracy, undefined in his seeing a clump down on protests, a clump down on press freedom. of course, at least 12 during this well rested last year. were like many of those were covering probably pa, this time demonstrations. of course the attempt to expedite judy and this onto the weekend weeks, co founder, the binding of some forward media organizations. and again, the into a new process is the election process is inside america itself. and being holly, be criticized. did joe biden ready with in, in 2020 pulls? that was the big question that led to be capitol hill, right, is when i

and these arrests weren't sole video guidance and benjamin netanyahu a biden for his possible he refuses to acknowledge that as well is coming out to genocide. and there's no indication that congress is set to break with biden's. pull this up cost on this one question. i've just, i'm dying to ask you this because joe biden on the podium, one of his biggest things that he said we saved democracy by 20, i thought even what that means anymore. well, let's break this down a little bit of a democracy, undefined in his seeing a clump down on protests, a clump down on press freedom of course, at least 12 during this for the rest of last year. like many of those were covering probably palestine. demonstrations, of course the attempt to expedite duty and as long as the wiki leaks co founder, the binding of some forward media organizations. and again, the into a new process is the election process is inside america itself, but being highly criticized the job, i didn't really, we and in 2020, of course, that was the big question that led to be capital hill rise when it comes to the democrats so, of

during a phone call with the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, president biden has stressedgaza. the white house said they also discussed us efforts to support israel's defence against what it called all threats from iran and proxy terrorist groups, including hamas. meanwhile, a senior official from the palestinian fatah movement has accused israel of assassinating one of the group's members. these pictures released by the israel defense forces are reported to show the strike on the outskirts of sidon in southern lebanon. it was the first such strike on a fatah member since the start of the gaza war. khalil al—makdah had been accused by israel of smuggling weapons into the west bank. lebanese media say 2 other people were also killed in the strike. our middle east correspondent yolande knell has told me about the diplomatic efforts for the ceasefire deal. well, what we have had is the of course us top diplomat antony blinken just completing this whirlwind tour of the middle east, really pressing home the message that now is the time for israel and hamas to seal this deal on

during a phone call with the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, president biden has stressedo reach a ceasefire and hostage deal in gaza. the white house said they also discussed us efforts to support israel's defence against what it called all threats from iran and proxy terrorist groups, including hamas. let's speak to said shehata from bbc arabic, who is in cairo. we were led to believe last week, after the talks due to a close encounter, that they were due to start in cairo, where you are. what start in cairo, where you are. what happened? — start in cairo, where you are. what happened? no _ start in cairo, where you are. what happened? no about _ start in cairo, where you are. what happened? no about any _ start in cairo, where you are. twat happened? no about any resumption of the talks, because some of the hamas members of the political wing said that they are not willing for any new negotiations because it sends a reply to the proposal put forward by the american president, the don't accept any conditions, or demands from the israeli prime in, benjamin netanyahu. so f

last night benjamin netanyahu and president biden spoke on the phone about security threats by iran and uranian proxies. in tehran this service took place for the political leader of hamas, whose a mediator and cease-fire negotiator. his death raising serious concerns. the israeli military saying hamas military wing with airstrikes, more airlines are canceling flights to israel and avoiding flying over uranian airspace. the big concern is there could be a massive coordinated attack which could overwhelm the iron dome. preparations being put into place, meeting with his counterparts who is here. they are having conversations, making the case there needs to be a coalition protecting israel from any potential attacks from iran as well as those uranian proxies. stuart: president biden and vice president harris held the phone call with benjamin netanyahu, reportedly reaffirmed their commitment to his relapse security. victoria, are you fully convinced america fully backs israel? >> i am not. we have nice words from the president and vice president overnight but they have actions last week wh

the gaza strip, as the media writes, the relations between the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu and joe biden extremely tense. allegedly , washington believes that israel should be much more accommodating in the negotiations. information has emerged that during one of his last phone calls, biden even raised his voice to netanyahu, demanding that he finally stop dragging out the processes and immediately conclude a deal with hamas. in public, of course, the americans do not raise their voices, but their position. the negotiators must return to the negotiating table and bring the deal story to an end; it is high time to release the hostages and achieve relief for the residents of gaza. mass protests are regularly held in israel, the participants of which demand a quick deal with hamas. the relatives of the hostages are fighting first and foremost for the cessation of hostilities and negotiations. but in the netanyahu government there are opponents of the agreements. they have repeatedly stated that in the event of a deal with hamas, they will seek collapse. ruling coalition and early elections,

state antony blinken will be heading to israel sunday meeting with prime minister benjamin netanyahu monday. president bidenile, sounded optimistic about a potential deal. listen. >> one of the reasons i was late for you all was i was dealing with the cease-fire effort in the middle east. we are closer than we have ever been. i do not want to jinx anything. but, as my grandfather said, the grace of god goes with luck and we may have something. but we aren't there yet. but we are closer than we were days ago. thank you. >> before his expected meeting with secretary of state antony blinken israeli prime minister netanyahu urged mediators to pressure hamas to accept a deal. our state department correspondent tom bateman has more. >> the two issues have become entirely intertwined about a potential breakthrough in cease-fire talks and iran threatening retaliation to israel because the american feel it is very much that this heightens the possibility of an iranian strike significantly if it looks as though cease-fire talks are falling apart. so, now we have come after 48 hours of talks in doha, a lot of very pos

benjamin netanyahu. she has been ahead of biden's. there must be an immediate cease fire, but harris has a close relationship with the, the leading pro israel lobbying group, the american israel public affairs committee, and has not indicated that she will show a significant foreign policy shift in comparison with how biden has handled the departure of joe biden, from the presidential, the injection of comma la harris into have provided the democratic party width and the dreadful and boost and supplied the media with a brand new narrative. but beyond that, all is really war crimes in gaza. it's just more of the say sean benjamin netanyahu in public, but meet him on the saw. expressed concern over what the israelis are doing to palestinians, but never condemned. and that does not close the will return to the political story in the us in just a few minutes. but 1st bangladesh and a power struggle between the prime minister and protesters that has rocked the country. the unrest has calmed somewhat over the past few days, but nationwide r

biden. we did tell you the white house had instructed officials to be in continuous communication with israeli officials and again, the war cabinet of benjamin netanyahung israel's right to defend itself and that the pentagon again is also saying that the us is postured to support a defence of israel. we have also heard more from the foreign minister for israel who said that they are not seeking a full—scale war but will act according to development on the ground. a reminder that hezbollah has said it has completed its initial response and that was initial response and that was in response to one of their top commanders having been killed in beirut and they said the punishment will be very severe and harsh. 0nce punishment will be very severe and harsh. once we have any lines that are coming up from the war cabinet meeting, that is ongoing right now in israel, will bring them to you and i encourage you to go on our live page where we were also big getting any reaction or updates to the story. next, pavel durov, the russian billionaire founder of the online messaging platform telegram, has been arrested at an airport just outside of paris. this is what

we know in the last 2a hours, the us presidentjoe biden made a direct call to benjamin netanyahu. me sort of compromise, whereas israeli troops would partially withdraw from southern gaza if not fully withdraw from southern gaza in a cease—fire. that was one of the big sticking points in the way of an agreement. we've not heard directly from israel during the durations of these talks, but we understand from some israeli news sources that some israeli news sources that some progress has been made on the difficult issues, although it must be said that hamas officials told the bbc earlier they didn't see any sign of progress. of course, hamas are not directly involved. americans, israelis and egyptians are there, but hamas are involved indirectly by the egyptian authorities. israel has continued to bomb targets in because over the last days. —— in gaza. they attacked a former school being used allegedly by hamas as a command—and—control centre. again, civilians are said to be killed because civilians, hundreds of civilians use schools as shelters, having been forced from their homes.

now benjamin netanyahu had previously spoken with you as president joe biden on thursday and reports, and the thing is really media had said that he was looking to coordinate some sort of international coalition of allies within the region in order to help combat some sort of large scale attack that would be directed at israel, but in the space of all of this, these relatives are saying that at this time there has been no change in any sort of security measures. but that they are prepared for a wide variety of scenarios as their bracing for what's next time to send. who would just need all i'm on a remind him those reporting from jordan because israel's government has banned ultra 0 from bull, costing them are still head on ultra 0 and hit man in too deep a cover sleeper agents. we learn more about the russian prisoners involved and one of the biggest exchanges since the cold war, the a we look at the world still place in the stores. what kind of response can we expect from china if tech talk is in the back of the markets in economies and small businesses, how time cube is wide, econo

we know in the last 2a hours, us presidentjoe biden made a direct call to benjamin netanyahu. essure on the israeli prime minister to agree to some sort of compromise, where israeli troops would partially withdraw from southern gaza, if not fully withdraw, in the event of a ceasefire. that had been one of the big sticking points getting in the way of an agreement. we have not heard directly from israel during these talks, but we understand from some israeli news sources that some progress has been made on those difficult issues. although it must be said that hamas officials have told the bbc earlier that they didn't see any signs of progress in the talks. of course, hamas are not directly involved in the talks. american officials are there, israeli officials and egyptians are there, but hamas apparently being informed indirectly by the egyptian authorities. all of this as fighting continues, and israel has continued to bomb targets in gaza over the past day. the israeli airforce said it attacked a former school that was allegedly being used by hamas as a command and control cen

we heard about the heated phone call between benjamin netanyahu and president biden about the need forng, and whether this will happen or not, this will depend on how iran will respond, whether hezbollah will be a part of that, whether the houthis will be part of that. what will be the israeli response to that, a radiant revenge, but the hope is that a ceasefire would be reached, i just watched the news coming from gaza, people are really suffering and really badly for this ceasefire.— suffering and really badly for this ceasefire. thank you very much. let�*s speak to laura blumenfeld who previously served as a senior policy advisor on the us state department�*s israeli—palestinian negotiating team. in terms of where you see this going, do you feel all—out war is inevitable? going, do you feel all-out war is inevitable?— going, do you feel all-out war is inevitable? there is a sense of inevitability. _ is inevitable? there is a sense of inevitability. it _ is inevitable? there is a sense of inevitability. it is _ is inevitable? there is a sense of inevitability. it is almost. of inevit

last night benjamin netanyahu and president biden spoke.lace for hamas political leader who was mediator in the ceasefire negotiation. the israeli military announcing it killed head of hamas military wing several weeks ago in aircraft in gaza. so today because of this, more and more airlines are cancelling flights to israel and avoiding flying over iranian air space. massive attack could overwhelm israel iron dome. the defense minister in israel g gallant stressing coalition to defend from iranian attacks because of developments we've seen on the ground in recent days. >> bill: thank you. >> dana: bring in alaska senator dan sullivan, a lot to get to here. what do you think is likely scenario in next week or two given conflict we have? >> israel is trying to reestablish deterrence and we need to support them in their focus on doing that. that is one thing in washington wash, there is divide between democrats and republicans. democrats have become party of iran appeasement and sport of israel. 48 republican colleagues wrote president biden a

retaliation plans in the white house and take them out, there are reports from axios that joe biden told benjamin netanyahule user corridor where weapons can come in from egypt to gaza and hamas gets them they wanted to beef up the corridor with security and biden said don't. they're telling israel don't and addition to telling our brando so nothing is happening. >> we have the middle east in fire turning into a world work and then we have a presidential candidate with kamala harris that won't sit down with a friendly media. tom: who did they put out there, bernie to do the weekend shows. bernie seems a little bit silly. i don't member in america politician talking about israel's right and left, that's her internal politics he called it the right wing government at benjamin netanyahu but the thing even if the left-wing was in charge which it is they go back and forth in israel, they would be doing the same thing, the left-wing government of israel is going to protect israel as well. lisa: is a country the size of new jersey with enemies all around. cabinet malpractice on multiple fronts. new details on the

joe biden and benjamin netanyahu had a telephone conversation in which they discussed measures to strengthen of the jewish state. in particular, washington plans to again deploy its troops in israel. meanwhile, the conflict in the middle east continues unabated. 5 years ago, at the initiative of the united states , the treaty on the elimination of intermediate-range and shorter- range missiles was terminated. at one time, this important agreement controlled the development and placement of ballistic winged projectiles. now washington has created several new combat systems, and has also begun negotiations on the possibility of deploying them in european countries. according to military experts. thus, the american authorities want to expand nato to the east. russian media have repeatedly emphasized that washington does not intend to sit down at the negotiating table and plans to maintain a course of confrontation with moscow. what consequences could the world face if american missiles actually appear in europe? - roman sobol found out. in the eighties, the blinding strike doctrine was popular

ceasefire in the gaza strip, as the media writes, relations between israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and joe bidenre extremely tense. allegedly , washington believes that israel should be much more accommodating in the negotiations. information has emerged that during one of his last phone calls, biden even raised his voice to netanyahu, demanding that he finally stop dragging out the process and immediately conclude a deal with hamas. of course, the americans do not raise their voices in public, but... deals with hamas will be aimed at the collapse ruling coalition and early elections, as for hamas' position, among the demands of the group, according to some sources, is also the release of palestinian prisoners from israeli jails, this is of course condition number two, immediately after the end of hostilities in gaza. the main requirement for the exchange of prisoners is a ceasefire, this is the first thing that must happen. well, in the meantime , there have been new strikes in the gaza strip, according to the israeli side, in the enclave in the last day. for exactly 3 years, washington has bee

joe biden pointed out. benjamin netanyahu urgently needs to conclude a deal with hamas. this was reported by the white house press service after a telephone conversation between the leaders of the united states and israel. the parties discussed the prospects for a ceasefire and the release of hostages, as well as diplomatic efforts to de-escalate in region. meanwhile, the israeli military launched new strikes on targets in gaza. according to local media , at least 17 people were killed and dozens were injured. according to al jazeera, the total number of palestinian victims. italian rescuers have found a fifth body at the site of the wreck of british billionaire mike lynch's yacht; divers will resume the search operation in the morning. according to experts, there is no longer a chance of finding survivors. the bodies of the yacht owner and his 18-year-old daughter were previously raised from the sunken vessel. chairman morgan stanley international, jonathan bloomer, is still missing, let me remind you, mike lynch's yacht sank on monday near palermo, the cause of the wre

last night president biden and benjamin netanyahu spoke.bollah. >> the enemies and friends know we have entered a new phase, a different phase, different from the past phases. >> this is aftermath of israel's strike and hezbollah responded with airstrikes on northern israel yesterday. israel announcing it killed head of hamas in an airstrike. more and more airlines are cancelling flights to israel and avoiding flying over iranian air space and warning increase threats against israeli and jewish people around the world and ush mr. plaintiff #2: community centers and synagogues. there is real concern of coordinated attack which could overwhelm the iron dome and local media report ing governmet officials have been given satellite phones. >> brian: you could be hit from seven sides, crazy. president biden issuing word of warning to adversary after getting americans back on soil. >> what is your message to putin? >> president biden: stop. >> brian: that will work. how can he say that when russia holds all the power? we got back great americans l

possible attack from iran very very seriously, in fact, both israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and us president joe biden this the day before, based on the results of this conversation it is possible conclude that a possible strike from iran will be more powerful than it was on april 13, when we witnessed the first... iran has already proven that it is capable of inflicting a major strike on israel, the united states must take the iranian leader's talk of retaliation seriously. washington, israel's main strategic partner and ally, made it clear that... from iran on israeli territory this time the attack could be more powerful, much more destructive than several. thank you, sergey, let me remind you that the head of the middle east bureau of the all-russian state television and radio broadcasting company sergey pashkov spoke about the situation in israel. i, aeronaut traveler jean ivan, and so we have antics, what a fairy tale, without... ivan, uh, what began, without deception, without flint, i quickly imprisoned myself in flint, pen, self-written magic ink, you’ll get it, you’re the main thing, van, hur

joe biden told benjamin netanyahu about the urgent need to conclude a deal with hamas. this was reported by the white house press service following a telephone conversation between the leaders of the united states and israel. however, according to media reports, egypt, which is the mediator, doubts the possibility of reaching a peace agreement. cairo believes that the points of the american proposal are unacceptable for the palestinian side. on this i say goodbye to you until tomorrow, then on air russia-24, block advertising, and after the program fifth studio. see you and good news. are you going to take a mortgage? my tolenko, i've already done two renovations. it doesn't look like a mortgage at all. i'll miss this, they approved it, so easy that i don't need to persuade, renovation, moving, and most importantly, a mortgage from sberbank on domclick, domclick, don't wait, live, happiness begins where we think not only about ourselves, it always comes back, for caring for loved ones, a deposit in dom rf banks with a rate of 19%. pash, look at the magic, apply for a de

biden's original proposal. he emphasized any agreement must include halting. israel's aggression withdrawing its forces and reconstruction of gaza, hamdan said the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has responded to hamas's acceptance of biden's plan with further massacres in the besieg trip. he asserted that netanyahu wants cover to prolong israel's onslaught in gaza. just now from vancouver is charlotte cates a coordinator at the samidone palestinian prisoner solidarity net. uh, hello uh, missca, good to have you back on the program, your initial thoughts on why we uh, get to this junction time and again, and even when it seems like we're going to get beyond it, we don't. yeah, it's very clear that uh the zionist regime and for that matter, the united states have absolutely no interest in actually concluding an agreement to end the genocide, instead what they... want to achieve is an agreement for the zionists to obtain back their prisoners of war so that they can continue bombing gaza and continuing the genocide against the palestinian people and so they're essentially you know creating this kind of uh false image that there are some kind that there's something happening that

strikes were set to take place there was a conversation between israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and president bidenimately prime minister called off the strikes while there were jets in the air. this is one incident among many as the war was developing in the early days of this conflict that i write about in black saturday. the book truly takes the reader behind the scenes in the early days of the war following october 7 massacre as the middle east was bracing for the possibility of a much larger conflict. have we have seen over the past days a lot of fluid situations and changes on the ground. not just on the front with gaza but across the region. rich: great reporting there, trey yingst chief foreign correspondent live for us in tel aviv. molly: president biden heads back to rehoboth beach delaware today after spending nearly a week on vacation in california. the administration says he's closely monitoring the situation in the mid east. lucas tomlinson monitoring at all live from the white house. >> officials here say they continue to monitor the situation in the middle east from the situation ro

this biden and benjamin netanyahu meeting comes on the 300th day of this war. we expect to come out of this conversation? >> reporter: so i think president biden has short-term and long-term priorities. short-term priorities is preventing an all-out war from break out in the region, which is something i got to tell you feels much more possible today than it did 48 hours ago. you have iran saying it will take revenge on israel for the killing of that hamas chief in the heart of its capital city. you have hez baa larks the powerful militant group saying it will take revenge on israel for a killing of a senior hezbollah commander in beirut. so this is a deeply, deeply volatile situation. the biden administration involves in a lot of diplomacy right now. jake sullivan, the national security adviser, addressed that a little earlier. take a listen. >> there have been moments that have required intensive effort to keep a lid on things. the risk has always been there, and the risk remains today. we believe we do have to be engaging in intensive efforts now through dete

that's why president biden called benjamin netanyahu to try to give this negotiation some momentum, but that are going to happen in egypt in a few days are in doubt, actually animals that there is massive suffering in gaza, tens of thousands of palestinians are suffering from war, and in israel orso palestinians are suffering from war, and in israel or so the families of hostages are suffering. families of hostages are suffering-— families of hostages are sufferinu. �* . ., suffering. and we are hearing there was _ suffering. and we are hearing there was a — suffering. and we are hearing there was a lot _ suffering. and we are hearing there was a lot of _ suffering. and we are hearing there was a lot of shelling - there was a lot of shelling overnight in gaza, a school with it, many homes were hit, what's the latest what are hearing about that? according to the health _ hearing about that? according to the health authorities - hearing about that? according to the health authorities in - to the health authorities in gaza, more than 50 estonians were killed in different israeli shelling i

hamdan said the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has responded to acceptance of biden's plan with more massacres in gaza, he asserted netanyahu wants cover to prolong israel's gaza onslot, and joining us earlier was charlie cats from a vancouver canada to discuss gaza seased fire talks, here's what she had to say, we don't see any commitment from either of these parties to any kind of ceasefire or ending the... genocide and occupied palestine, instead, what we see is a commitment to continue the massacres and continue the attacks against the palestinian people. you know, the u.s. says it doesn't appear to be doing any kind of meaningful mediation, what the united states is doing is providing billions of dollars in weaponry, it was just days ago that they approved additional $18.6 billion dollars of weaponry in order to continue the genocide. frankly, every time we've seen biden in the region, it has become excuse for more attacks, more massacers, more assaults against the palestinian. people, we have not, what we're seeing instead is attempt to kind of uh blackmail the palest

biden's original proposal. he emphasized that any agreement must include halting israel's aggression, withdrawing its forces and the reconstruction of gaza. hamdan said that the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has responded to hamas's acceptance of biden's plan with further massacers in the besieg gaza strip. he asserted that netanyahu wants cover to prolong the israeli onslot in gaza. early we were joined by charlotte cates from. from vancouver, canada to discuss gaza seasfire talks. let's see what you had to say. we don't see any commitment from either of these parties to any kind of ceasefire or ending the genocide in occupied palestine. instead, what we see is a commitment to continue the massacres and continue the attacks against the palestinian people. the us says it doesn't appear to be doing any kind of meaningful mediation, what the united states is doing is providing billions of dollars in weaponry, it was just days. ago that they approved additional $18.6 billion dollars of weaponry in order to continue the genocide. frankly, every time we've seen biden in the region it has become excuse for more attacks, more massacres, more assaults against the palestinian people. we have not,

benjamin netanyahu was on board with the u.s. proposal to bridge gaps and reach a cease-fire. president bidene with prime minister netanyahu, stressing the urgency for those two sides to reach an agreement. in studio with me is our correspondent. you have been following ts negotiation process as it plays out -- probably slower than the administration would like. we are hearing from the white house there have been constructive thoughts. wear to the negotiation stand? >> what we have had is something we did not know would definitely happen and that is two more days of talks involving some of the principal negotiators and mediators in cairo. that is why we have the white house saying there is still momentum to this and they are making progress, they believe. it is extremely slow going. where we arbasically at is at the end of may, president biden had presented the so-called framework for an agreement. and that it has been back and forth between israel and hamas. a lot of back-and-forth and a lot added, particularly on the israeli side as benjamin netanyahu has attempted to squeeze more andore ou

well, phone calls between president biden and benjamin netanyahu feel like they're becoming a bit moreuite rare for the two men to speak. they have a pretty fractious and complicated relationship, but i think this shows the phase that this has got to. now, the white house feeling it has to intervene again. and what we saw on this trip with mr blinken now back in washington, was something that started with a sense of american expectation, optimism even, really ending with nothing like the kind of breakthrough, at least not imminently, that the americans were in some ways sort of setting up. i think much of that is to do with the challenges that have come in the relationship between the americans and the israelis, not to mention, of course, the very, very difficult business of the negotiation between israel and hamas. what we saw in tel aviv, after mr blinken had had a three hour meeting with the israeli prime minister, was then a fairly spectacular set of recriminations, where as we left and headed from tel aviv to the arab mediators, first to egypt, and a reported statement from mr net

joe biden literally embraced benjamin netanyahu after october 7. come on, harris is not going to do that. so if you watch right wing outlet, it's been an effort to treat this as a kind of snob or even a scandal i, she's sorry, with a mouse over as well. that's despicable. what these attacks overlook though, is it harris is largely where most americans are. she thinks that israel has a right to defend itself, but doesn't like how it's doing that. and she doesn't like benjamin netanyahu. she has been ahead of biden's. there must be an immediate cease fire. but harris has a close relationship with the, the leading pro israel lobbying group. the american is real public affairs committee and has not indicated that she will show a significant foreign policy shift in comparison with how biden has handled the departure of joe biden. from the presidential, the injection of coma la harris into have provided the democratic party width and adrenalin boost and supplied the media with a brand new narrative. but beyond that, all is really war crimes in gaza. it's

that has caused deep tensions between president biden and the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. so far, president biden has not limited arm sales to israel. what his intention has been and what his strategy has been is to press both of these sides to come to the table and renew these negotiations to try and come up with a ceasefire that would be paired with the release of hostages in gaza. he did release a statement last week with the leaders of qatar and egypt calling on all sides to come back to the negotiating table next week on august 15 and renew these discussions. now that president biden is no longer running for president, this has been an overarching, objective of the remainder of his term. and in fact, we did hear the new democratic standard bearer, vice president kamala harris discuss this today. listen to what she said many civilians who've been killed i mean, israel has a right to go after the terrorists that are hamas. but as i have said many, many times they also have. i believe, an important responsibility to avoid civilian casualties. we need a hostage deal and

biden's original proposal. he emphasizes any agreement must include halting israel's aggression, withdrawing occupation forces and reconstruction of gaza, hamd said the israeli premier benjamin netanyahu has responded to the hamas's acceptance of biden's plan with further massacres in the besieg trip. he asserted netanyahu wants to cover the prolong to prolong the uh israel. palestinian resistance movie and islam of claim responsibility for an explosion that hit israel's commercial hub tel aviv on sunday, movement said that they'll continue carrying out such operations as long as israel continues its onslot on gaza, blast has left at least one person dead and another injured. incident took place in the southern part of tel aviv where a bomb was reportedly planted in a truck. israely security sources say the man responsible for the bombing is a palestinian from the occupied west bank. tentions remain high between israel and uh hezbollah also along the southern lebanese border. our bayer corresponding join us earlier with your details. very loud explosions were heard tonight in the area of eastern baka area where which is close to the city of balbak, the israeli shelling was focused mos

benjamin netanyahu made many amendments to joe biden's proposed cease-fire plan, but the americans did not mention it. at the same time , there are diplomatic and media pressures, or military pressures are actually applied to it because its navy and troops have a victory, to achieve certain goals and to give security guarantees, in fact to the zionist regime and the so-called it is possible that he wants to give guarantees for palestinian return and exit occupiers, it is not known whether these will be implemented or not. mr. hadi al-qubaisi, you mentioned the role of the united states in these negotiations . my question is this. the spokesperson of our ministry of foreign affairs clearly stated that the punishment of the aggressor and the ceasefire will be two separate categories. in your opinion, ignoring the aggressor and settling for it has reached a strategic equation that cannot show itself as a military power even in front of hamas, in front of a situation that is under siege , they want to continue the war anyway, they don't want to stop the war, they just want to they can put

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these talks process was going to be predicated on pressure coming on prime minister benjamin netanyahu from president biden at the white house and their assessment today, today, not last week. the assessment is different. they don't think that pressure is coming and therefore, these talks aren't going to happen. and therefore, iran won't stand by on the sidelines and may even assess that they need to go for it for a bigger strike than a calculated calibrate it said one intended not to escalate very interesting, nic, thank you so much for your latest reporting. >> really appreciate it, john. >> all right. this morning, a police officer is fighting for his life after protests marking the anniversary of the fatal shooting of a black teenager in ferguson, missouri three those protests turned violent and voters who refused to support president biden, but are now on board with vice president harris they explained why they made the switch as a 23-year-old female. i think it would be nice to see another female. we tried the older gentleman and i think we need a little bit of a change. >> she looks presidential. >>

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