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, a war cabinet. ok, and i'll mention gold if at the level, prepare new fronts and new groups that have been created in the field of resistance, their approach has created this freedom of jerusalem and this convergence , and it has not been a pressure factor in the cabinet, and maybe it was one of the reasons that now the war cabinet should consider this point. i will make it very short because of my badness. i will complete it. regarding his command, see you. from the events of the battle of saif al-quds to this side , an equation was actually approved in the field scene. you look at the geographical resistance of the liberation of quds and the violence in your positions darsi farut, when the war started and in all parts of palestine to help the people and all kinds of shops , was unified and more important than these two unity of will is that these recent events when the movement of resistance in palestine is determined to respond to the regime's crimes in misra we have seen rockets fired from leban

i was told that by one cabinet secretary and by one - cabinet secretary and by one director of proprietyirector of propriety ethics in the cabin office-— director of propriety ethics in the cabin office. ., , , ., , cabin office. you witness that? did ou see cabin office. you witness that? did you see work _ cabin office. you witness that? did you see work that _ cabin office. you witness that? did you see work that you _ cabin office. you witness that? did you see work that you thought - cabin office. you witness that? did | you see work that you thought from civil service that you describe as activist? ., ., ., , activist? no. that was the disruotion _ activist? no. that was the disruption that _ activist? no. that was the disruption that i _ activist? no. that was the disruption that i gave. - activist? no. that was the disruption that i gave. i i activist? no. that was the l disruption that i gave. i said activist? no. that was the - disruption that i gave. i said that if you have got particularly activist civil servants who either because they are unionis? or don't agree but what we

most cabinet ministers come and go and this doesn't happen to them.n't develop this reputation. some of them develop, change policy agenda. there wasn't a massive concerted campaign against him. whether you defined it as constituting bullying, dominic raab created a work environment that was unpleasant for his staff and that is why this has happened. while we may debatthe significance of where this committee and reports at the bar, it's nonetheless the case it is hard to dress this up as conspiracy. there are quite a few right-wing cabinet ministers in this government. civil service doesn't seem to be gunning for all of them. >> inquiry was flawed, the complaint process was flawed, it was the classic non-apology apology. i wonder if you thought about where this leaves relations for this government and the civil service? >> clearly dominic raab is an angry man lashing out in all directions really. in my view, the one thing he isn't doing is accepting personal responsibility for his behavior. the consequences have flowed from it. the bar was set at the

oh, i was told that by one cabinet secretary and by one director of propriety and ethics in the cabinetch brings in the cabinet office, which brings... did you witness that did you see work that you thought from civil servants was effectively, as you describe it, activist? no, i that wasn't the description that i gave. i said that if you've got particularly activist civil servants who either because they're overly unionised orjust don't agree with what we're trying to pursue, we've seen a bit of that with brexit. we've seen it with human rights reform, with my parole reform, there's a little bit of cultural, if you like, aversion, if actually they can block reforms or changes through a rather passive aggressive approach. we can't deliver for the british people. and that's not the balance that should be struck between getting great advice for the thousands of fantastic civil servants we've got, but also allowing ministers to be responsible to the public for what we deliver. do some senior civil servants need a thicker skin? well, the interesting thing is all of the complaints were upheld

resign or much of the rest of his cabinet. right. the one remaining cabinet is going to be william berry, the postmaster general. but this isn't going to be the end of the political careers. those men involved who did. right. john will eventually become the first territorial governor of florida. and interestingly, later he will become a minister to spain. which means that peggy is going to be present in a lot of the royal courts of europe, which is just kind of a good snub. the women that excluded her. right. john is eventually going to resign as vice president before the end of the first term here. and he will later be elected as a senator from south, where he continued his crusade in favor of nullification, end in expanding the power and scope of the institution of slavery. all right, martin van buren will replace calhoun, become vice president and then, of course, later be elected president himself after jackson serves two terms. right but all of this kind of portends really ominous signs of the future of politics six, espe

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whether cabinet secretary confirm whether the lord advocate has tended legal advice on the prospectsushing a publish that advice and will she advise parliament on the estimated cost of that litigation if it is appealed all the way to the supreme court? figs appealed all the way to the supreme court? �* , appealed all the way to the supreme court? . , , ,, ., court? as the member will well know there is a convention _ court? as the member will well know there is a convention not _ court? as the member will well know there is a convention not to _ court? as the member will well know there is a convention not to publish i there is a convention not to publish legal advice and it is exactly the same position that the uk government will take as well, as they move forward with this and i highly doubt donald cameron will be suggesting the uk government publish their legal advice. the uk government publish their legaladvice. let's the uk government publish their legal advice. let's have a debate on this about what we can and cannot do in that realistic basis. we are very keen to be as transpar

this is al 0, the made years the saw israel's cabinets and approved. major budget cuts across ministries to fund the national guard headed by the far right. security minister is a mob been given says it's critical in a fight against what he calls terrorism. serious defense ministry claims that 5 military personnel have been injured and what it says it is really ass strikes. israel's declined to comment on the report of the latest attack in western syria on sunday, and fiddler disputing in a parliamentary election. with these sent to rise and fall rights hoping to one seat santa maria took part in 2019 becoming the world's youngest. prime minister comes 2 days before the e. u member is sent to join the nato. at least 6 people have been killed in washing missile strikes and ukraine stone, yet screeching 8 others suffered shrapnel wounds of the city of cross deanthony fca . the regions governor says multiple high rise blocks in the city center and residential buildings were damaged. thousands of disabled ukrainians have been placed in institutions since t

his thoughts still influence thinking in the cabinet today.— cabinet today.inet today. yes, i think critically with _ cabinet today. yes, i think critically with the - cabinet today. yes, i think critically with the prime i cabinet today. yes, i think - critically with the prime minister rishi sunak. rishi sunak is also financially and economically minded and was inspired as a very young man by the lawson example. and still believes in those for sony and, thatcherite economic principles. though the circumstances in which he came into office, particularly covid, made it difficult for him to get into what he would see as a right situation but that is always in his mind and lawson is his particular model, i think. he stayed oliticall particular model, i think. he stayed politically active, _ particular model, i think. he stayed politically active, interested - particular model, i think. he stayed politically active, interested right i politically active, interested right up politically active, interested right up to the very end, didn't he? he backed brexit and

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and the settlers, he's back in support and he's other allies in the cabinet. so there's a long way to go before it gets off the ground. but it's an indication sort of chaos we've seen in israeli politics over the last few months that were once bank of it was not going to get the national guard all of a sudden because netanyahu's face, there's massive, unprecedented protest against plans to overhaul the judiciary. suddenly you have to cave into been given, given what he wants so that he can try and move forward with this over whole of the judiciary. hello to zach. he is the founder of the front for the protection of democracy and chair of the merits. party executive joins us now from tel aviv good to have you with us. so 1st of all, what impact will the mandate of this force have on the rights of palestinians with israeli citizenship on the relations between arab and jewish is ready citizens? well dis this national so called national guard. according to mister big beer was founded after the clashes between arab and jewish citizens. 2 years ago during the operat

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those options are being discussed now. jury in this cabinet security cabinet meeting, but we haven't heard yet. of any decisions, at least that's not made public, but everyone is expecting that something could happen. would it be tonight? would it be in the coming days? that's probably the biggest question and what form will it take the israeli media? there is speculation that if a retaliation or when a retaliation would come, it would probably be in garza rather than across the border in lebanon. but that is just what is being said in the, in real among the commentators in these railey media, not as a trophy, at an official level. and in terms a particular dynamics of netanyahu and the rest of his, his coalition. do they have the, the upper hand on this? how much pressure is there on him now to to show that he is responding in an added in a strong such way. well, i think nathan, yeah. who has always a, made himself well positioned himself towards israelis as mister security as mister strong man. the one who always replies was force and vigor or when threat comes or when any attack s

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i was told that by one cabinet secretary and by one director of propriety and ethics in the cabinet officedid you see work that you thought from civil servants that was effectively, as you describe it, "activist"? that wasn't the description i gave. i said that if you've got particularly activist civil servants, who either because they are over—unionised orjust don't agree with what we are trying to pursue, we've seen a bit of that with brexit. we've seen it with human rights reform, with my parole reform, there is a little bit of culture, if you like, aversion. actually if they can block reforms or changes through a rather passive aggressive approach, we can't deliverfor the british people. strikingly, on the day the prime minister has lost his deputy, rishi sunak hasn't managed to find any of our cameras. in a letter to dominic raab he said he accepted his resignation "with great sadness," but appeared to acknowledge the whole affair has been a mess, writing, "there have been shortcomings in the historic process that have never negatively affected everyone involved. " the labour leader o

the cabinet _ right, i should have clarified. the cabinet secretary.er accuse richard sharp of acting in bad faith or being — sharp of acting in bad faith or being an _ sharp of acting in bad faith or being an unpleasant person or anything — being an unpleasant person or anything like that. that is nothing to do— anything like that. that is nothing to do with — anything like that. that is nothing to do with our role in investigating and revealing facts about what happened, but on the topic of the facts _ happened, but on the topic of the facts one — happened, but on the topic of the facts one of the very few people other— facts one of the very few people other than borisjohnson, richard other than boris johnson, richard sharp— other than boris johnson, richard sharp and — other than borisjohnson, richard sharp and sam bligh who knew about this was— sharp and sam bligh who knew about this was the uk's top official. he had behind closed doors, un—minuted, undeclared _ had behind closed doors, un—minuted, undeclared meeting with simon case and richard sha

the cabinet is voting on the proposal, which the national security administer. it's m r been give era says it's critical and the fight against what he calls terrorism. the new armed units would report directly to bon give air. he says, prime minister benjamin netanyahu agreed to put the matter to a vote in exchange for his support and delaying controversial changes to the judiciary. and critics are concerned that the national guard could be used to unfairly target palestinians or to silence distance life western them and speak to natasha the name. so do we expect this resolution to be approved? i'm actually not going to predict anything, right? we're an uncharted territory in terms of the political situation and the crisis here in israel. but we do know that the cabinet is expected to be discussing the formation of a national guard. it's important to note that there is already a national guard. it operates within the police department here in israel, for example, in 2021. it was dispatched to combat violence between israeli settlers and the palestinians. this is

he appointed a cabinet last _ the government? he appointed a cabinet last october— the government?e appointed a - cabinet last october when he became prime _ cabinet last october when he became prime minister, free of whose member had to— prime minister, free of whose member had to resign. an it calls into question— had to resign. an it calls into question the prime minister '5 judgement because a lot of the allegations about these people were swirling _ allegations about these people were swirling around when they were appointed sol swirling around when they were appointed so i think there is a judgement question. he is not an important — judgement question. he is not an important ally, dominc raab was a key supporter of rishi sunak, and it leaves _ key supporter of rishi sunak, and it leaves open the allegation the labelling has been making that the government is constantly getting itself _ government is constantly getting itself trouble, getting involved into trouble and not getting on with the business of running the country. the -- _ the business of running the country. the --

dominic raab has been a cabinet minister for much of the l cabinet minister for much of the last fivelving at least 2a people. dozens more gave evidence to the inquiry as witnesses. there were complaints from his time asjustice secretary, brexit secretary and foreign secretary. brexit secretary and foreign secretary-— brexit secretary and foreign secreta . ., ., , secretary. one of our viewers has e-mailed to _ secretary. one of our viewers has e-mailed to ask, _ secretary. one of our viewers has e-mailed to ask, is _ secretary. one of our viewers has e-mailed to ask, is dominic - secretary. one of our viewers has e-mailed to ask, is dominic raab| secretary. one of our viewers has l e-mailed to ask, is dominic raab a e—mailed to ask, is dominic raab a bully? are you? ho. are you bully? are you? no. are you confident — bully? are you? no. are you confident in _ bully? are you? no. are you confident in that? yes. - bully? are you? no. are you confident in that? yes. can i bully? are you? no. are you i confident in that? yes. can you imaaine confident in that? yes. can you imagine any —

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resigned from cabinet _ resign why did he? resigned from cabinet today _ resign why did he?esigned from cabinet today because l resign why did he? resignedj from cabinet today because i said i would if there was any adverse finding from this inquiry and i am true to my word and all attention should be. i do think it sets a dangerous precedent. for reaction _ dangerous precedent. for reaction the _ dangerous precedent. for reaction the prime minister accepted his resignation, as you can see with great sadness. the leader of the labour party said this... the leader of the labour party said this. . .— said this... the question for the prime — said this... the question for the prime minister - said this... the question for the prime minister is - said this... the question for the prime minister is why i said this... the question for| the prime minister is why he was so weak to appoint him in the first place. the second question for prior why did he sacrum and now is left to dominic raab to resign. with rob out of— dominic raab to resign. with rob out of the _ dominic raab to res

he went to the cabinet office . but it is cabinet office.e when he was interviewed. now we've got catherine force gb news reporter and she's going to give us the latest on this. catherine . yes. latest on this. catherine. yes. so some breaking news g" /ris so some breaking news just in the so some breaking news just in are rasr— so some breaking news just in the last couple— so some breaking news just in the last couple of— so some breaking news just in the last couple of minutes that the last couple of minutes that are chairman— the last couple of minutes that the chairman of— the last couple of minutes that the chairman of the bbc , richard the chairman of the bbc, richard sharp,— the chairman of the bbc, richard sharp, ras— the chairman of the bbc, richard sharp, has resigned. this farawa— sharp, has resigned. this rauaws a— sharp, has resigned. this follows a two— sharp, has resigned. this follows a two month investigation by adam heppenstall qu c into his appararmarr— heppenstall qu c into his appararmarr ,— heppenstall qu c into his ap

for hello israel's cabinet. a set to vote on the creation of an orange unit to which the national security minister it's m r been gavera says it's critical in the fight against what he calls terrorism. the new unit would report directly to the security minister when gavera says prime minister benjamin netanyahu agreed to put the matter to a vote in exchange for his support and delaying controversial changes to the judiciary. natasha of a name has more from wester russo m. there is already a national guard in israel, but this proposal would suggest a new and improved national guard if you will. this is also not the 1st time that a proposal has been put forth regarding a beefed up national guard. the last government allocated $277000000.00 to staff, a guard about $1800.00 strong, but that proposal never gained any momentum. so what's different this time? the difference is prime minister benjamin netanyahu made this promise to his national security minister, as protest were roiling the country last week. it was at

ah, israel's cabinet sat to discuss the creation of a national guard under the command of the far right, security minister. ah, you are watching l 0. my from a headquarters in del time during obligate, also coming up 100 percent. didn't think i was going die picking up the pieces in the us, south and midwest after several tornadoes swept through 8 states. we're on indonesia has borneo islands, where a new capitol is being built. but critics say the project is a threat to the environment. people in paris are voting on whether to do away with electric scooter is with some say are dangerous and a nuisance. ah hello israel's cabinet is set to vote on the creation of an armed units which the national security minister, it's m r been give era says is critical in the fight against what he calls terrorism. the new unit would report directly to the security minister. ben givers has prime minister benjamin netanyahu agreed to put the matter to a vote in exchange for his support and delaying controversial changes to the judiciary. natasha of a name has more from west jerusalem. there is already a

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it is important that territorial communities do not arbitrarily decide not to hand over, and the cabinetministers does not give its consent to the transfer from the hands of the community to the army. this is a question because we raised it. maria ionova helps us a lot and she voiced this question many times , including saying, well, with the cabinet of ministers, they answered her directly that this equipment was handed over communal communities and in the communal community has the right to give it directly to its brigades, especially what their brigade is to the local territorial defense and now we are already fighting a lot for these jeeps to be handed over because officially the community and the governors answer to us that this is the department of health protection of the oblasts, everyone is responsible for the fact that they have this equipment in case the occupied territory is unblocked and when they will have to evacuate wounded civilians from hard-to-reach places, but with our practice, believe me there are a lot of us now on the front line of cities where we take out civilia

i resign from cabinet _ resign, why did he? i resign from cabinet today - resign, why did he? resign from cabinet today because | from cabinet today because 0seto would if there was any adverse finding from the enquiry. i'm true to my word. politician should be. but i do think it's at a very dangerous precedent. think it's at a very dangerous precedent-— think it's at a very dangerous precedent. the reaction then, the prime _ precedent. the reaction then, the prime minister _ precedent. the reaction then, the prime minister accepting l the prime minister accepting his resignation, as you can see, with great sadness and the leader of the labour party is that this was not a big question for the prime minister is why he was so weak to report it in the first place. the second _ it in the first place. the second question - it in the first place. the second question is - it in the first place. the second question is why| it in the first place. tue: second question is why didn't he sack him? and now it is left to dominic raab to resign. im’ith to dominic raab to resign. with dominic

that is, it is not the fault of this particular cabinet of ministers. i think that it is with this point of view will be carried out a complete audit. full moon state of the infrastructure of their first and foremost provision of life to our cities and at the same time to their renovation reconstruction. where necessary and probably also something at the same time and if this 100 return to his property, if the investor does not fulfill their contractual obligations. this is the first main issue, the second is the development of rural areas. this decree was m-th concept for the development of rural areas hmm will be developed decrees about this was signed one of the first after such a presidential inauguration. here this autumn there were spraying some contours from the point of view. first of all , the most remote border regions will develop, and as i understand it, there will be principles for the development of rural areas that will differ from peripheral centers. they are the opposite. so it was done that the deficit closes the account is covered by

but if the cabinet secretary never met mr blyth — who, then, guaranteed it? and, arguably most important of all, who was the money, the loan itself, actually from? we just don't know. it's notable that the heppinstall report, though it wasn't looking at ministerial ethics, makes pointed reference to the ministerial code and its statement that... "ministers must avoid placing themselves under any obligation to people that might try inappropriately to influence them." what have the people involved said? the cabinet office told us it's not for officials to register or approve loans, it is for ministers to declare them in line with the ministerial code. as for mr sharp, i'm told his view was that there was an effective introduction at the meeting — as mr case asked for mr blyth�*s number and left the impression the two would meet. from borisjohnson from boris johnson and from borisjohnson and sam dwyer, we haven't heard anything. sima kotecha looks at the day's events. for an organisation committed, over the years, to political impartiality, the appointment of it

they arrived and opened two cabinets. hauls, they poured gasoline on it and set it on fire , they filmed a reporting video with a class gesture against the background of the flame, as the coordinators said, the money fell and was taken during the second sabotage. after all. they will still find 100%. now they are both threatened. serious deadline. this is a criminal case, other arsonists of the relay and battery cabinets are already in the zap. the siberian railway, a guy and a girl from the kemerovo region, was also arrested and in a pre-trial detention center until the end of may, at least an anonymous customer promised them 35,000 rubles for arson. e. asking step by step, involving them in criminal activity, that is, initially asking them to see, for example, the list of telephones locally, this is sent to the administration, well, in general, starting with harmless things and eventually offering, then for money 99 people out of 100 will refuse to commit this or that act, one will agree in the sight of cyber-recruiters

that is, it is not the fault of this cabinet of ministers. i think that it is from this point of view that a complete revision will be carried out. complete audit of the state of the infrastructure from within. the first line of life is the provision of our cities and at the same time their repair is the reconstruction of the banks. it is necessary and, probably, also something at the same time. and if required, the return of this property if the investor does not fulfill their contractual obligations. this is the first main question, the second is development rural areas. we had this. hmm , the concept of development of all these territories will be developed. decrees about this were signed one of the first after the inauguration of the president of this kind. here is spraying some contours from the point of view. in the first place , the most remote border regions will be developed. and as i understand it, the principle of extending all kinds of territories will differ from the periphery to the center, and not vice versa. that's how it was

here it is in short, a diagonal cabinet cabinet all of these called inorganic because kitchen utensilsround or rectangular , it turns out that in a triangular space. there will be far fewer pots and containers , a fair remark, however, the island and the cabinet can accommodate all the acquired polish. they manage to get by with a minimum amount of dishes and appreciate their triangular cabinet with all its secrets. here, look how we are. elementary, just open. and here is such a retractable shelf. you see, we collect the multicooker and remove it back and forth again. we push the acquisition, insulated balconies. the family is unspeakably happy, even in winter the glass doors of the partition can be kept open from the new year. an elegant tree has registered here, which creates coziness for dasha. she loves to while away the time on sofas with a cup of coffee. here it is somehow so cozy, the space is a cozy corner, the window is nearby to look at the world around us and somehow our tree with lights is always very beautiful fit in, and it creates such an atmosphere, especially at night

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half of his cabinet supported, the south, several his cabinet were pushing to have recognize the south. jefferson davis was elected and lincoln was in springfield, illinois, with basically no communication with washington. the more interesting question is what's the second worst transition not that your question is not interesting and this is an issue that we debated with some famous historian like ken burns and ted widmer and eric rauchway. and there's a debate was it hoover to roosevelt or was it trump to biden ken. burns was on the podcast twice, and the first time he said oh, you know, dave, you're focused on some of the minutia of transitions but think back, we've had 233 years of uninterrupted handover of power presidents may not have wanted to leave, but they've always left no troops have been alerted, no shots have been fired. nobody's been. that's the miracle of. america. so i had him on after january 6th and i read him that statement and i said troops have been alerted shots have been fired, people have died. and he said, this is worse than hoover. roosevelt. yeah, it seems.

it turns out that from the facades of cabinets and to the bed area.rror and the sofya factory great well done for what they do and the door itself and that's it framing, but in addition, we ordered from them, also a hidden plinth and a classy stylish handle. i'm glad i didn't have to clean up elsewhere. she fits perfectly. well, she repeats, of course, our idea with a golden thread that we stretch, but through the whole room, but on the other hand. we decided to finish the doors with veneer and did it on purpose. yes, we chose the same item so that it fits under the other doors, we didn’t want to violate the general style of the apartment. next to the beds we fix the sconces on flexible legs. the center of the ceiling will be occupied by a large track lamp in the shape of a rectangle. linear spots are fixed with magnets. if desired, their number can be changed . it will create the perfect blackout for sleep, and the golden insert will attract the attention of the same curtains close the lower bed, you can fence off to be alone with a light handmade co

uh, lighting in the cabinets, because the cabinets are translucent.depth to the space, and it seems to be so multidimensional and deep. we also have a built-in backlight behind the eaves, which illuminates our 3d panels and emphasizes their relief. and if you turn everything off and turn on the projector, then the bedroom turns into a bedroom cinema hall and you know special thanks to. to you and polina yes for these pictures. it seems to me that they create such a hooligan mood, and some kind of yunost da add everything to me, they say that our hero has arrived. i will meet them. i will definitely call you, and it’s good for me to hug you in my arms here. now, because of this , the looking glass will appear happy owners. bedrooms for two stanislav anna are you there unusually where are we? well, this room is similar to the one that was before, oh, it’s completely different, it’s all right, but it’s clear that this is ours. but these are such cool sharjahs in general very i was glad that i immediately liked everything and i didn’t like it at all. in g

and he's other allies in the cabinet. so there's a long way to go before it gets off the ground. but it's an indication of sort of chaos we've seen in israeli politics over the last few months that were once bank of it was not going to get the national guard. all of a sudden because netanyahu's face, there's massive, unprecedented protest against plans to overhaul the judiciary. suddenly you have to cave into been given, given what he wants so that he can try and move forward with this over whole of the judiciary. and now the jury, and call to sentence the prominent journalist a 3 years in prison, no call the is the director of margaret emergent news. it's considered one of the last independent media films in the country. he's accused of receiving foreign funds through his business and exchange for carrying out activities to harm the state. the court ordered the dissolution of the media company and confiscated its assets. is the one bill is a professor of political science and international relations at coffee university. he says if donna cosby was not given a fair trial, the acc

what about the decision of the cabinet of ministers, according to which it was accepted by me, an expert from the cabinet of ministers made such strange statements about the fact that athletes should not think at all now about sports during the war, before that they somehow thought , traveled, won. the fact is that i have repeatedly said that the situation is the main barrier regarding this issue in our country. everything was done on the 28th regarding the fact that it is possible to admit representatives of russia and belarus. of course, all the federations. well, they are all of them, but they just have their share in this plan for ukraine. hmm but the part of the federation is just waiting for a weakening on the part of the international alpine committee or even a reorientation on the part of the international alpine committee to what you decide, that is, before that they had a recommendation that uh, not to allow. and now we are not against you allowing it at your discretion, there are certain criteria if you allow yourself not to be there , first , second, third, fourth, and then y

can we say that this regime and cabinet of people that netanyahu, by intensifying andy inter and zat in the pursuit of projecting the internal crisis, marginalized his own internal differences. in fact, at the same time as the formation of the cabinet of extremists and the placement of the following figures in the position of minister of internal security, it was predicted that we would increase about recent issues. considering the situation that we are witnessing at the level of the society inside the occupied territories, as well as the differences and various points that have been made about the leaders of the zionist regime among the political elites , this act can be considered as an act to divert public opinion. from the existing situation regarding the internal protests, giving security dimensions to various issues without public opinion regarding the events in the occupied territories and the protests that the amendment to the food reforms, which the cabinet thinks should be done without and considering the continuation of the zionist regime's repeated attacks and assaults on