cease fire agrient thank you for having me israel has never been sire under prime minister benyamin netanyahu about respecting any deal with the palestinian resistance to end this war. i remember. remember and we all remember in may when hamas agreed upon the seasfire deal presented by the israelis and the americans and immediately the response came from benyamin netanyahu occupying rafah and then after that president joe biden presented another plan, he called it this is an israeli plan, hamas never disagreed, on the contrary, it has agreed on the main line of the plan and that... and beniamin netanyahu rejected and then we hear from benyamin netanyahu very clearly at the knesset yesterday saying the military pressure is forcing hamas to give more concession that we imagine before. so what he's talking about is he's talking about the more killing of the civilians, children and women mainly, destroying the tents and assassinating more. trying to assassinate more militants or civilians in the street and because of hamas is feeling for the palestinian population and wanting to show the populati

thank you for having me, israel has never been sincere under prime minister benyamin netanyahu. about respecting any deal with the palestinian resistance to end this war. i remember and we all remember in may when hamas agreed upon the cease fire deal presented by the israelis and the americans and immediately the response came from benyamin netanyahu occupying rafah and then after that president joe biden presented another plan, he called it this is an israel. plan and hamas never disagreed, on the contrary, it has agreed on the main line of the plan, and then benjamin netanyahu rejected it, and then we hear from benyamin netanyahu very clearly,ness yesterday, saying the military pressure is forcing hamas to give more concession that we imagined before, so what he's talking about is he's talking about the more killing. the civilians, children and women, mainly, destroying the tents and assassinating more, trying to assassinate more militants or civilians in the street, and because of hamas is feeling for the palestinian population and wanting to show the population that actually it i

thank you for having me, israel has never been sincere under prime minister benyamin netanyahu about respecting any deal with the palestinian resistance to end this war. i remember and we all remember in may when hamas agreed upon the cease fire deal presented by the israelis and the americans and imated response came from benyamin netanyahu occupying rafah and then after that president. joe biden presented another plan, he called it, this is an israeli plan, and hamas never disagreed on the contrary, it has agreed on the main line of the plan, and then benjamin netanyahu rejected it, and then we hear from benyamin netanyahu very clearly at theicness yesterday, saying the military pressure is forcing hamas to give more concession that we imagined before. so what he's talking about is he's talking about more killing of the civilians, children and women mainly, destroying the tents and assassinating more, trying to assassinate more militants or civilians in the street, and because of hamas is feeling for the palestinian population and wanting to show the population that actually it is

now the israeli prime minister benyamin netanyahu has reintroduced this alliance which he called the abraham alliance. he said it would essentially be an extension of the accords signed with arab states in the fall of 2020. but that alliance also failed. countries that made peace with israel have now made peace with iran. no longer buying israel in the us's excuse. a need to confront iran. maligned influence, the spread of terrorism and military great nuclear ambitions, but israeli prime minister, the israeli prime minister may be suffering from dementia. let's count the ways: first, iran has reconciled with the number of countries in the region and is enjoying warm ties with countries like saudi arabia, the uae, bahrain and egypt, even iran's allies like syria are being welcomed by. by these very same countries, even welcomed by the pgcc, the persian gulf cooperation council. oh, regional countries that lost the war against syria and yemen, and they've recognized iran's military mind. if there were any doubts about iran's missile capabilities, that was laid to rest when iran launche

this came as benyamin netanyahu addressed american laws and sought more financial and military support. netanyahu's trip to washington ammit the gaza genocide has sparked. political divisions and public protests in the us, more palestinian civilians have fallen victim to israel's indiscriminate attacks across the gaza strip more than nine months into the regime's genocide. in one of the latest strikes, at least four people, including children were killed when a palestinian home was bombed in gaza city's sheikh redwan neighborhood in baitlahiya israeli forces targeted a group of citizens leaving six civilians dead and several others injured. in central gaza, a child was killed in israeli air strikes in the nosidrot refugee camp in the southern part of gaza, four civilians were killed in an air raid a vehicle. in han unes, also in hanss, a strike a gathering of displaced people killed four civilians, while israeli sniper fire left two palestinians including a child dead. three people were killed in the regime's artillery strikes on a residential apartment north of rafa. the israely genoc

this time by israeli prime minister benyamin netanyahu during his speech to the u.s. congress. although not a new idea it opens the idea up again, countering iran and... the core of the so-called military setup. now why would this be proposed again even though it has failed in the past? now the notion of west asia military alliance goes all the way back to the year 1955 when the baghdad pact was formed. now similar to nato, it claimed it was defensive organization whose members included turkey, iraq, great britain, pakistan and iran under the post shah's rule, now the goal was to contain the soviet union, the ussr by having a line of strong states along the soviet union's southwestern frontier. it was dissolved in 1979. well, there have been a string of efforts for arab military coalitions, like in 2011, the creation of a persian gulf shield to better protect. regional countries or in 2015 when the us and saudi arabia formed an alliance of 40 states called decisive storm against yemen. well, former us president donald trump also led in the formation of mesa, middle east strateg

has once again been thrown out there in public domain, this time by israeli prime minister benyamin netanyahull the way back to the year 1955 when the baghdad pact was formed. now, similar to nato, it claimed. it was defensive organization whose members included turkey, iraq, great britain, pakistan, and iran under the post shah's rule, now the goal was to contain the soviet union, the ussr by having a line of strong states along the soviet union's southwestern frontier. it was dissolved in 1979. well, there have been a string of efforts for arab military coalitions. in 2011, the creation of a persian gulf shield to better protect regional countries, or in 2015 when the us and saudi arabia formed an alliance of 40 states called decisive storm against yemen. well, former us president donald trump also led in the formation of mesa middle east strategic alliance, and then us president joe biden in 2022, push for an arab nato. all failed, but one of the reasons behind the failure was that the goal behind these alliances was to counter what the us and the israeli regime fall. falsely advocated and

going to go ahead and see with the hebrew media and how they reacted to the statements made by benyamin netanyahu ההתבטעות על כך שאם הצבא יגאס בני ישיבות נרד כולנו מהארץ, הדברים הללו של הרב וררו שיח מאוד מאוד גדול גם בתוך החברה החרדית ובעקבותיהם. עלו שאלות לרב הראשי יצחק יוסף בעניין מה יעשו צעירים שאינם לומדים בישיבה, ובכל זאת הצבא רוצה לגייס אותם, האם הם צריכים ללכת לצבא או לא ללכת לצבא, זאת סוגיה שמעסיקה הרבה מאוד גם את הצבא שפועל עכשיו לגייס חרדים עובדים וגם את החברה החרדית שלא יש בה כל מיני קולות סביב הנושא והסוגיה הזאת, ובואי נשמע הרב בהקטה שאנחנו מביאים התייעצות של'. there's a great gap between the religious in israel and the seculars and the civil from the other side, yes, this now reached the crucial point which is the drafting the the religious of the hari deem, the grand rabi declared that he would not accept any one of the religious to join this army, yes and read about him once he said that i have 40 children and grandchildren, i prefer to be them killed by the arabs done to join. secular army is talk about secular army which includes women and men which they do not accept it at all f

going to go ahead and see what the hebrew media and how they reacted to the statements made by benyamin netanyahuthe same context, a chief rabbi for eastern zionist yitzak rejected the enlistment of any haridi into the occupation army, whether they study in religious schools or not. על כך שאם הצבא יגייס בני ישיבות נרד כולנו מהארץ, הדברים הללו של הרב הוררו שיח מאוד מאוד גדול גם בתוך החברה החרדית ובעקבותיהם עלו שאלות. לרב הראשי היוצא יצחק יוסף בעניין מה יעשו צעירים שאינם לומדים בישיבה ובכל זאת הצבא רוצה לגיס אותם האם הם צריכים ללכת לצבא או לא ללכת לצבא זאת סוגיה שמעסיקה הרבה מאוד גם את הצבא שפועל עכשיו לגייס חרדים עובדים גם את החברה החרדית שלא יש בה כל מיני קולות סביב הנושא והסוגיה הזאת ובואי נשמע הערב בתה שאנחנו מביאים התייעצות של גורמים בחברה החרדית. אם הרב הראשי היוצא יצחק יוסף דברים מאוד מאוד ברורים ונחרצים בעניין הזה, כל בן תורה פטור ללכת הצבע, גם מישהו בטלן, הולכים לצבע מתקלקלים. so general, mean first of all, how will the crisis of actually drafting unfold with the actual comment of the recruitment into the occupation army? yes, there is a great. gap between the religious in israel and the s

hearing conflicting reports for the past the four days that biden was not going to give uh benyamin netanyahu." the israeli premier, the satisfaction of seeing him fall uh, netanyahu is going to be in washington on wednesday, he's going to be speaking a congress, there's going to be protests around the country against netanyahu uh, but it just seems the the pressure just just got to be too much, because just just as soon as uh, just as recently as this morning they were saying that no, biden is gonna, he's gonna uh, he's gonna uh keep running, and then all of sudden it just seems like he you know he finally caved. in his uh in his statement he says he he well first he did not mention trump uh he says a quote, "i believe it is in the best interest of my party in the country for me to stand down and to focus solely on fulfilling my duties as president for the remainder of my term. i will speak to the nation later this week, later this week in more detail about my decision. half of these voters, let's just pass that number out there, it's just something that i'm making up, half these voters..."

israeli prime minister benyamin netanyahu has recently expressed eagerness to finalize the us mediated ceasefire, which includes the release of israeli captives in gaza. has repeatedly said any deal should ensure the entry of humanitarian aid to gaza and the withdrawal of israeli forces from the territory. meanwhile, angr erupts in the occupied golan heights over the arrival of israeli ministers for the funerals of victims of saturday's rocket attack with protesters demanding the ministers leave the area. israeli finance minister benzila smut was met with shouts of get out of here crimino as he attended the memorial service. economy minister near barkat and the environment minister eddit silman also face angry chance from the crowd, participants of the funeral condemn the israeli ministers saying they came to dance on the blood of their children. the funerals were held for 11 of the 12 people who lost their lives and rocket attack the israeli regime blames son hazbullah. the lebanese resistance group, however, has denied having any role in the attack warning the regime against you. the

washington has given israel a blank check signed in palestinian blood, the standing ovation benyamin netanyahu received at congress even further exposes that, given all the demonstrations inside and outside of the us, there has to be point where even the staunchest of supporters of israel has to say enough is enough, and i think we have reached that point, if you see some of the different uh events that have happened even within the last 72 hours uh it seems to indicate that number one uh presumptive nominee uh for the democratic ticket uh vice president camela harris uh indicated uh that uh in private uh that she was actually speaking uh in a far more balanced tone than we've heard from the biden administration so far. it was also rather telling that when netanyahu landed in washington uh no high level diplomat or official of the government was there to receive him, not president biden, not vice president harris, not secretary of state, anthony blincan, despite the procorded close relationship between the united states and israel, this was definitely a rebuke of netanyahu, it's important to r

fight against the resistance group, but has been unable to bring it to its knees. this came as benyamin netanyahu addressed american lawmakers and sought more financial and military support. hamas condemned the speech, saying it proves washington's full partnership in israel's heinous crimes. netanyahu's trip to washington atmit the gaza genocide has sparked political division. and public protests in the us, you stay focused, israeli premier benjamin netanyahu's controversial invitation to congress a mid nine months of brutal ethnic cleansing and attempted genocide in gaza was met by over 10,00 angry protesters. they demanded not just an end to washington's unconditional support and arming of israel, but the arrest of. netanyahu himself, this is netanyahu's first foreign visit since october 7th, but it's also his first foreign visit since the international criminal court announced that they will seek an arrest warrant for netanyahu over war crimes in gaza. netanyahu should be locked up, he's a war criminal, icc declared him as a criminal, he commit genocide, he commit atrocity and he killing babi

israeli regime as fake one that it's committing genocide in gaza with u.s. support, this came as benyamin netanyahu addressed american lawmakers and sought more financial and military support. netanyahu's trip to washington amid the gaza genocide has sparked political divisions and public protests in the us. i guess in uh press tv's news review program expressed their views on. prime minister ben speech at the us congress. let's take a listen. well joining us on this edition of the news review, we have journalists and political commentator samuel's joining us from melbourne, also we have journalists and activistts harlad barracott speaking to us from vancouver, gentlemen, welcome to the program, let's start off with mr. getizen melborne, uh, first of all i want to get your thoughts on uh netanyahu's speech uh uh to congress as he addressed american lawkers of... saw more financial and military support for this genocidal war? well, the content of his speech, if one could even call it that, really is not even worth engaging with or or commenting on. what i think really is significant about this is, m

washington has given israel a blank check, signed in palestinian blood, the standing ovation benyamin netanyahu received at congress even further exposes that, given all the demonstrations inside and outside of the us, there has to be point where even the staunchest of supporters of israel, has to say enough is enough, and i think we have reached that point, if you see some of the different events that have happened, even within the last 72 hours, it seems to indicate that number one, presumptive nominee for the democratic ticket, vice president camela harris, indicated that in private that she was actually speaking in a far more balanced tone than we've heard from the biden administrations. so far, it was also rather telling that when netanyahu landed in washington, no high-level diplomat or official of the government was there to receive him, not president biden, not vice president harris, not secretary of state, anthony blincan, despite the percorded close relationship between the united states in israel, this was definitely a rebuke of netanyahu, it's important to remember that it was the r

israeli premier benyamin netanyahu's controversial invitation to congress a mid nine months of brutal ethnic cleansing and attempted genocide in gaza was met by over 10,00 angry protesters. they demanded not just an end to washington's unconditional support and arming of israel, but the arrest. of netanyahu himself. this is netanyahu's first foreign visit since october 7th, but it's also his first foreign visit since the international criminal court announced that they will seek an arrest warrant for netanyahu over war crimes in gaza. should be locked up. he's a war criminal. icc declared him as a criminal. he commit genocide, he commit atrocity and he killing babies and women innocent. and those people that are dying, they are not hamas, they don't have weapon. almost 130 democratic lawmakers, or half of all democrats in congress boycotted his speech. i think this is all a show, mean in the end they're not really voting for anything that's substantial. um, we have just a couple of people in congress that that do that are doing some work, but the majority of the democratic establishme

that from the palestinian side there is the door is open for settlement, however it's mainly benyamin netanyahu that is obstructing all possibility for settlement because he he represents the extreme right wing in the zinest entity on one hand and he wants to achieve victory which is which is far from doing so far, so that's why he keeps trying, he has failed in all his decared objectives and this is the reason why he is trying to to pressure the resistance through what he considers as a soft belly which is targeting the civilians and he wants to continue his attack and his genocidal war counting on the election of donald trump month thinking that he would... fair better with donald trump and that's why i believe that we are facing a dilemma here because the israelis the majority of the israelis want to cease fire the resistance is ready for a spire if it fulfills its prerequisites which is sustained se spire on one hand the the the liberation of the palestinian prisoners of war in in the... presence of the zionist occupation and at the same time to rebuild the the gaza strip, this is something

we have the big head by this drone in the heart of israel uh entity. so it means up to now benyamin netanyahu living in a very confusion, in strategic confusion, military confusion, intelligence confusion, and it's like disintegrating decision coming out of the cabinet, we see that netanyahu saying something, the head of the army, the commander and chief saying something else, and also we see genet saying different things and also... gallant, so it means they are living in a confusion, first of all in the beginning about what's the next day, what's coming in the next day, they don't know, so it means they are in big confusion, and now they are not reading well all the the messages that are sent by all the the resistance access and saying that either you stop and you stop your aggression. against gaza and you left up the siege uh or this uh this war will be uh passing all that the terrence and maybe it it will go all the way up to liberation how big of a failure has this war been uh for israel and it's murderous far right cabinet the resistance in gaza is still fighting the resistance in the r

today we have the big head by this drone in the heart of israel entity, so it means up to now benyamin netanyahuing in a very confusion in strategic confusion, military confusion, intelligence confusion, and it's like disintegrating decision coming out of the cabinet, we see that netanyahu say something. the head of the army, the commander and chief saying something else, and also we see gannet saying different things and also, so it means they are living in a confusion, first of all in the beginning about what's the next day, what's coming in the next day, they don't know, so it means they are in big confusion, and now they are not reading well all the the messages that are sand ' by all the the resistance access and saying that either you stop and you stop your aggression against gaza and you left up the siege or this this war will be passing all that the terrence and maybe it it it will go all the way up to liberation how big of a failure is this war been uh for? israel and its murderous far right cabinet, the resistance in gaza is still fighting, the resistance in the region is united and un

that from the palestinian side, there is the door is open for settlement, however it's mainly benyamin netanyahu that is obstructing all possibility for settlement because he he represents the extreme right wing in the zinast entity on one hand and he wants to achieve victory with... which is which he is far from doing so far, so that's why he keeps trying, he has failed in all his declared objectives and this is the reason why he is trying to... to pressure the resistance through what he considers as a soft belly which is targeting the civilians and he wants to continue his attack and his genocidal war counting on the election of donald trump in few month thinking that he would ferber with donald trump and that's why i believe that we are facing a dilemma here because uh "the israelis, the majority of the israelis want to see fire, the resistance is ready for seas spire if it fulfills its prerequisites, which is sustained seas spire on one hand, the the liberation of the palestinian prisoners of war in in the presence of the azionist occupation and at the same time to rebuild the the gaza strip

then now today we have the big head but drawn in the heart. of israel entity, so is up to now benyamin netanyahu living in a very confusion in strategic confusion, military confusion, intelligence confusion, and it's like disintegrating decision coming out of the cabinet, we see that netanyahu saying something, the head of the army, commander and chief saying something else, and also we see genets saying... different things and also gin, so it means they are living in a confusion, first of all in the beginning about what's the next day, what's coming in the next day, they don't know, so it means they are in big confusion, and now they are not reading well all the the messages that are sent by all the the resistance access and saying that either you stop and you stop your aggression against gaza and you left up the siege uh or this uh this war will be passing all that the terence and maybe it it will go all the way up to liberation how big of a failure has this war been uh for israel and its murderous far right cabinet the resistance in gaza is still fighting. resistance in the region is united a

this came as benyamin netanyahu addressed american laws and sought more financial and military support. netanyahu's trip to washington and made the gaza genocide has sparked political divisions and public protests in the us. well for more on that story, we're now joined by political analyst barry grossman who's joining us from bai indonesia, mr. grossman, let's start off uh with your views on uh the israeli prime minister benjamin, address to congress uh what he said and the fact that a man who should be tried for war crimes was given this opportunity to address congress? well look, i mean it's been a long time since i've had any inclination to approve anything said by a us member of congress, but i think bernie sanders has based somethings up quite well uh by pointing out this the first time in history in us history. that the combined houses of congress invited a war criminal to address them, and this war criminals spoke for various reports say up to four hours like 70 different rounds of applause and standing ovations to the point where real talker even described his his speeches one

pro-palestinian protesters have gathered near the white house in washington dc as israeli prime minister benyamin netanyahu visits the us. the protest was held on thursday, the demonstrators poured gallons of red colored water onto the streets, symbolizing the blood of palestinians killed in gaza. they chanted arrest netanyahu saying he is a war criminal. similar protests took place since the israeli uh prime minister kicked off his trip to the us on tuesday, arrests were made during those demonstrations. the protesters however say the crackdown will not stop their fight against injustice in gaza. we are just trying to fight for justice, fight, amplify the voices of uh palestine that are suffering, there's too much suffering going on, and i don't see how the white house is accepting the visit of this war criminal here, um, and it's it seems like the palestinians voices don't matter to them, they have um shut us to... they tried to shut us down, but we will keep fighting. we're having the street theater, we do the street theater, it's very powerful. netano's trip marks his first visit to the us since the st

david lamy the ideamen of british politics shaking the blood stained hand of the mass murder benyamin netanyahu, and you are absolutely right to highlight, the corrupt nexus that exists between the israel lobby in britain and the british political class and in the case, as you rightly say of this british cabinet, half of them, 50% of them are in the pay of, have received massive donations, plus all the rest, all the... trips back and forward, i mean, i'm sure, i'm sure that david lami could find his way to tel aviv without the need of asn, he's been there often enough, so absolutely. not, there will be no difference, and it's already playing out in practice, because alone of all the countries signed up to the international criminal court, the icc, only the previous british government was blocking the arrest warrants for netanyahu and gallant requested by the chief prosecutor of the icc and englishman to boot mr. khan kc. well, guess what, we now have new govern. in britain and they are blocking the arrest warrants just the same. tim, thanks for getting us off to a flying start. let's hear from