-- yoav gallant- _ these one—on—one meetings? » yoav gallant.s of defence minister yoav gallant in washington, he is smiling, because there is a seamless commandery or lack of tension between him and american officials. less than they had been between benjamin netanyahu and us officials. there has been so much attention. when he took off from israel, yoav gallant said "we are fighting a seven front wall" — what wasn't said was why would we open up an aids front with the united states. there was also body language. he talked about fighting common enemies, side—by—side, with his fingers intertwined, the united states and israel, as opposed to benjamin netanyahu, who put out his own video in english, accusing the us of slow rolling out of weapons. his messages together we can overcome these challenges. an interesting point on the body language. glad you brought that up. what about the brass tacks? we saw that matthew miller from the state department, the spokesperson, saying that he expected robust plans for the next phase of the war. where do they

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gallant and his counterparts in d.c. nomia, there has been a bit of a back-and-forth, hasn't there, about this so-called freezing or unfreezing of shipments of bombs between israel and the u.s. there has been a lack of clarity on who is saying what. nomia: you're right, huge lack of clarity on it. mr. netanyahu gave a long interview to israeli tv in which he doubled down on accusations that the u.s. is essentially slowballing military aid to israel and implying that that is affecting their offensive in gaza, something the u.s. has completely denied. white house spokesman john kirby described mr. netanyahu's comments as perplexing, the white house press secretary karine jean-pierre said "we genuinely do not know what mr. netanyahu is talking about." he has made these comments without any evidence wasn't the americans say they have caused one shipment of 2000-pound bombs because they are concerned they are being used in civilian areas, heavily populated areas. other than that they have been contuing to give israel the mili

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mr gallant then met with us secretary of state antony blinken.ew miller said that mr blinken emphasized the need for israel to avoid further escalation in gaza and to develop �*robust�* and �*realistic plans�* for the next phase of the war. number one our ongoing commitment to israel�*s security. numbertwo, commitment to israel�*s security. number two, the importance of israel developing robust, realistic plans for the day after the conflict, plans that include a path towards governance, to security, and reconstruction. we have probably been working on the same ideas with partners in the region and engaging in conversations with israel. we think it is important that israel put forward its own ideas. he will need to emphasise the need for further avoidance of escalation and increased humanitarian access. we have seen a slowdown of access in the south of the secretary will emphasise to the minister that we want to see that situation reversed and he will hope to hear concrete commitments from him in regards to that problem. yoav gallant is scheduled

it's against this backdrop that israel's defence minister yoav gallant is in washington dc.met us secretary of state antony blinken. the two men did not hold a press conference after the meeting, but the state department mentions blinken and gallant talked about the risk of escalation to the wider region, as well as, the protection of humanitarian workers. for the latest on those talks in washington, i spoke to our north america correspondent peter bowes. these are very wide ranging discussions. mr galante is on a several day visit to the united states meeting his us counterpart in about 2k hours�* time. in the last few hours, focusing on his meeting with antony blinken. this issue of trying to avoid further escalation has certainly been uppermost in their discussions. and really avoiding escalation on two fronts, escalation of the war in gaza between israel and hamas, but also concern about the skirmishes that we have seen on the northern border with lebanon with his brother over the last few days. and there is very real concern that those skirmishes could turn into somethi

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and again, pressure from mr blinken on mr gallant to make that happen in the coming days and weeks.0 people, including police officers and a press have been killed in a series of attacks on police posts, churches and a synagogue. this happened in the predominantly muslim, north caucasus republic of dagestan — one of russia's poorest regions. the apparently coordinated attacks targeted the cities of makhachkala and derbent on the orthodox festival of pentecost. the kremlin has dismissed the possibility of another wave of islamist violence in the northern caucasus. spokesman dmitry peskov insisted russia is a consolidated society where terrorism enjoys little support. our russia editor, steve rosenberg has this report. gunshots southern russia under attack. in the russian republic of dagestan, gunmen opened fire into cities. they targeted places of worship. this was the synagogue in derbent. security forces battled the insurgents long into the night. by morning, what was called an anti—terrorist operation was over and the scale of destruction in derbent and makhachkala became clear. t

mr yoav gallant is here for the second time in washington, dc.t time he was here in march, he is meeting his counterpart, the defence secretary lloyd austin and you mentioned the secretary of state antony blinken as well as the head of the cia and he will be discussing the next phase of the war in gaza, but also those increasing tensions on the lebanese border, which is of huge concern for the americans because of concern about what that might open up in the middle east. the prosecutor for the international criminal court has requested an arrester for yoav gallant, alleging he is responsible for war crimes in gaza and crimes against humanity but the us has rejected that, and they see yoav gallant as a crucial voice and a crucial ally, especially since mr vote once a day ——voice and a crucial ally, especially since mr gallant has said he wants a day after plan in gaza once the war is over and a plan that does not want this really is occupying gaza, which is what the us wants, and that is at odds with mr netanyahu and there has been tension between

, the israeli minister for defence, yoav gallant, the israeli ministerfor defence, said france's positional to end hostilities. thank you for coming to talk to us. thank you. president volodymyr zelensky has arrived in switzerland for a two—day summit that will explore how to achieve peace in ukraine. dozens of world leaders are expected to attend the gathering at the luxury burgenstock resort, but russia has not been invited. the summit comes after russian president vladimir putin demanded kyiv effectively surrender if it ultimately wants peace negotiations with moscow. well, mr zelensky travelled over from the g7 summit in italy, where he and us president biden signed a bilateral security agreement cementing long—term support for ukraine. but with the war now in its third year, ukraine's needs go well beyond weaponry. russia's full—scale invasion has killed tens of thousands of people and left many more with lost limbs and other life—changing injuries. the future for ukraine foundation estimates that up to 100,000 people in ukraine may have had to undergo amputations. it is working with

. >> brian: they want gallant to quit, too, defense minister, will he?> right now these two previous members are urging defense minister gallant to step down and try to force prime minister netanyahu into election. we don't have any indication he will agree to that and over the weekend i spoke to a top adviser to gallant who said he is focused on defeating hamas and looking to hezbollah. >> ainsley: so glad the hostages came home. >> lawrence: we've been seeing protests, ceasefire, and now deal is on the table, why won't they tell their friends in hamas to take the deal? hamas said they will not sign the deal and continue to march in the street and say ceasefire. i hope this changes, not as hopeful it will change rhetoric in the street now that the deal is out there. >> brian: they are trying to pressure hamas higher-ups at qatar to take the bills and joe biden said pressure them and hamas walked away. >> steve: see how long qatar keeps them in qatar. ca carley joins us with terrible news. >> carley: america's crime crisis, georgia congressman mike colli

it's against this backdrop that israel's defence minister yoav gallant is in washington dc.wo men did not hold a press conference after the meeting, but the state department mentions blinken and gallant talked about the risk of escalation to the wider region, as well as, the protection of humanitarian workers. for the latest on those talks in washington, i spoke to our north america correspondent peter bowes.

gallant is a member of the likud group next to netanyahus. in the field of war management, differences have been made public . yes, the differences have been made public for months. in the field of the army , for example, someone came and took a stand against gallant from these military forces. i don't take orders from you, they take orders from netani . i want to tell you that the crisis situation has become very visible there , the main reason is that in the field, not only are they not achieving anything, but they are killing people, and the people who are killed by them are having a psychological effect on this and that. he hits and this is to be killed , this is to be hit, that they are tearing their own body it 's the same way in the news even before. we said, sir, how many merkapa tanks , for example, have been destroyed. now it is being reported every day that 4 to 6 to 8 soldiers of the zionist regime have been killed , and this is clearly evident in the course of the war. there is a direct message and an indirect message. when you c

authority and created a dangerous precedent for itself by issuing an arrest warrant for netanyahu and gallant. attack of zionist settlers on al-aqsa mosque with the support of more than 3,000 zionist soldiers insulted islamic sanctities by attacking the old area of ​​quds , and providing a safe space for critical infrastructure with an iranian system is a recognizable achievement. dealing with malicious attacks designed and produced by university technicians. what we do with the target defense approach is that we complicate the situation in a way that makes this attack model unable to accurately identify their target point and challenge them. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and his family and hasten their fate, dear viewers. greetings prohibition of any election campaign activity in the government agencies of the acting president in a circular addressed to the managers of the executive agencies , prohibiting any campaign activity for the benefit or loss of the election candidates using any facility or device that has an official government as

aid had been getting through to israel, yoav gallant, we'll be discussing that with the united states whose response seems to have been that they don't really know what netanyahu was talking about on that front. they'll also be discussing, as you say, the tensions between israel and hezbollah, the he militia backed by iran in lebanon. now, things started heating up there the day after the hamas terrorist attacks of october the seventh, with with hezbollah firing on israel, there have been daily for tat strikes ever since then, you've seen tens of thousands of people in northern israel displaced and also that even more people display based from their homes in southern lebanon, the situation israel says cannot continue and there's been certainly an escalation in the war of words as well with yoav gallant himself warning that lebanon would, in his words, be effectively ban back to the stone age if, if all out war were to end do you hassan nasrallah, the leader of hezbollah, saying that nowhere in israel would be safe in the event of all-out war. so the us very much trying to deescalate t

gallant is a member of the same party, that is, he is a member of the likud complex next to netanyahusd has been at the same conference for several months. they don't agree with each other, they don't talk to each other, and there are serious differences in the field of war management . yes, our differences are made public in the field of the army. for example, someone came and took a position from these military forces against gallant, that i don't take orders from you, i take orders from netanyahu , and then dismissing him, i want to tell you that a critical situation has emerged there, and this is the main reason. in the field, not only are they not achieving anything, but they are being killed, and the people who are killed by these people are having a psychological effect on them, and this is hitting them, and this is killing, this is hitting them, and they are losing their bodies. let's see the news . it's the same. we used to say, sir, how many tanks merkapa, for example, has been destroyed. now, every day there are reports that 4 to 6 to 8 soldiers of the zionist regime have be

the country's gallant team played a lot of nasty shit on the khatny arena.s 21,483 eyes on the belarusians and the russians. it’s a pity that the parade didn’t stop with the party. the team of carlas alos went 0:4, however, the mad saint of football came out bright. belarus, belarus. that this tournament, an amateur tournament, shows that in sports money or budgets do not always decide everything, the highest class hockey, crazy intrigue, emotions, so it’s all there, and believe me, it’s actually all just without money, people play for their own pleasure, for which we are grateful to them , from the governor of the central region, the team received a certificate for 20 thousand belarusian rubles, at the request of the governor of the minsk team in belarus for grass hockey, and on friday, saturday and sunday, football, 12th round of the championship of belarus, lidar. this concludes our issue, regional news and other projects of the beltelerady campaign are available on the website tvr.by. afternoon evening. we sounded happy with the shotguns. feel the connec

and the most gallant, the entire paved column stands on the corner and backs up the corners.is the extreme dachshund. and here is the getaga nyama, yany adyshli i vogal vesits, geta from the point of polishing, kanstruktsy, there tectonics, well, i didn’t understand. what's this, folded, this it’s not for nothing, it’s so crushed here, crushed by dust, well, it looks like that, and then you respect this whole thing... then they killed 40 oak sticks in the ground, laid dry alch logs and only sweat on them eglu. it is as if they had created a balancing platform that would be stable for any disturbances in the land of the land. this kind of technology is mercenary at once, so as to grab the bridle of drainage, and so that he can’t kick his butt like a fruit-bearer. yes, yes, yes. this is a fascinating meeting with unusual people, my name is olga, i am the owner of this institution, cultural institution, house of crafts, i thought there was no one here, once a week, who would come, hello, but there is a little, zhen, that’s the most important question, how did you choose, here yo

precedent by seeking arrest warrants for israeli prime minister netanyahu and israel's defense minister gallanthamas terrorists. and i want to be clear the case against israel is baseless. mr. meeks and i wanted in good faith to make this a bipartisan bill. and i thank him for that. initially the white house supported this idea. however, on may 28, they did a 180 degree turn. and in response, even democratic senator carden has criticized the administration saying "i'm disappointed. i thought they were going to try and work

and a gallant leader in the cause of freedom. and today, we honor the memory of ronald reagan. mr. president, thank you for your gracious welcome to the reunion of allies. history reminds us that france was america's first friend in the world. with us today are americans who first saw this place at a distance in the half light of a tuesday morning long ago. time. and providence have brought them back to see once more. the the beaches and the cliffs, the crosses and the stars of david. generations to come will know what happened here. but these men heard the guns. visitors will always pay respects at this cemetery. but these veterans come looking for a name and remembering faces and voices from a lifetime ago. today, we honor all the veterans of normandy and all their comrades who never left. on this day in 1944, president franklin roosevelt addressed the american people, not with a speech, but with a prayer. he prayed that god would bless america's sons and lead them straight and true. he continued, they will need thy blessings. they will be short, tired by night and by day, withou

he was a courageous man, himself, and a gallant leader in the cause of freedom. and today we honor the memory of ronald reagan. [applause] mr. president, thank you for your gracious welcome to the reunion of allies. history reminds us that france was america's first friend in the world. with us today are americans who first saw this place at a distance, in the half-light of a tuesday morning long ago. time and providence have brought them back to see once more the beaches and the cliffs, the crosses and the stars of david. generations to come will know what happened here, but these men heard the guns. visitors will always pay these veterans come looking for a name, and remembering faces and voices from a lifetime ago. today, we honor all the veterans of normandy and all their comrades who never left. [applause] on this day in 1944, president franklin roosevelt addressed the american people, not with a speech, but with a prayer. he prayed that god would bless america's sons and lead them straight angs. they will be sore tired by night and by day without rest, unti

gallant's closed-door talks about a potential war in lebanon comes as cbs learned the u.s.rrier eisenhower will move from the red sea into the eastern mediterranean as concerns about a full-scale conflict breaking out on israel's northern front only mount. imtiaz tyab, cbs news, tel aviv. >>> the founder of wikileaks, julian assange, has agreed to plead guilty to a felony charge for violating america's espionage act. assange is expected to appear in a u.s. courtroom in the maria na islands on wednesday, this according to court records. prosecutors have accepted a sentence of five years to coincide with the amount of time he's already spent in a british prison while fighting extradition to the u.s. >>> the infowars media platform owned by conspiracy theorist alex jones is about to be shut down and sold off. that's according to a u.s. bankruptcy court. jones owes $1.5 billion in lawsuit judgments to families of victims in the 2012 sandy hook elementary school shooting for repeatedly calling the tragedy a hoax. >>> and florida panthers fans will be celebrating a huge win after

there were the gallant french commandos.soon to be met by thousands of their brave country, had been ready to write a new chapter in the long history of french valor. and finally, there were the americans. they came from the farms of a vast heartland. the streets of glowing cities. and the forges of mighty industrial towns. before the war, many had never ventured beyond their own community. now they had come to offer their lives half a world from home. this beach, codenamed omaha, was defended by the nazis with monstrous firepower. thousands and thousands of mines and spy striven into the sand so deeply. it was here that tens, thousands of the americans came. the guys who boarded the landing that morning knew that they carried on their shoulders, not just the pack of a soldier, but the fate of the world. colonel george taylor, whose 16th infantry regiment would join in the first wave, was asked what would happen if the germans stopped. right then in their cold and the beach just stopped them. what would happen? this great am

after the international criminal court issued arrest warrants for netanyahu and defense minister gallantd the question, while the question is only standing, of course, it’s good to look at the photographs of the tortured, alexander viktorovich, i fully admit, yes, i feel sorry for everyone, the gas department itself, which is still there, published statistics on losses in the gas sector itself, over 35.00 killed, of which 1,500 were children, almost... 43 journalists, 75 tons of explosives were dropped or used in a small gas area , these are terrible numbers, right now, at least over the life of one generation in the near east, palestinians will never forget this. still my obediences, they are over, no, not all, forgive me, lord, all hope is in you, completely wild guys, this is your obedience, you yourself will be saved, i only save others, former disobedients don’t happen, what do you want from me? wanted, miracle, halay, mahalai, because you would know how to assemble this in 5 seconds? we’ll figure it out without our demonstration, malya, damn it, it’s also a sin to throw the gang aw

there were the gallant french commandos, soon to be met by countrymen ready to write a new chapter inhe long history of french valor. [applause] and, finally, there were the americans. they came from the farms of a vast heartland, the streets of glowing cities, and the forges of mighty industrial towns. before the war, many had never ventured beyond their own community. now they had come to offer their lives half a world from home. this beach, codenamed omaha, was defended by the nazis with monstrous firepower, thousands and thousands of mines and spikes driven into the sand, so deeply. it was here that tens of thousands of the americans came. the gis who boarded the landing craft that morning knew that they carried on their shoulders not just the pack of a soldier, but the fate of the world. colonel george taylor, whose 16th infantry regiment would join in the first wave, was asked, what would happen if the germans stopped right then and there, cold on the beach, just stopped them? what would happen? this great american replied, "why, the 18th infantry is coming in right behind us. t

most analysts says netanyahu is playing domestic politics including with defense minister gallant who happens to be in washington now and you see him meeting secretary of state anthony blinken and he met with bill burns. gallant is a political rival to netanyahu and the two could fight overtaking credit over weapons' deliversries that comes out of the u.s. and netanyahu has a right-wing coalition and needs to stay in power and doing so at least the political decision making he has been making since october 7 is he works with the right wing and he criticizes president biden publicly. and that has been a winning formula that could keep him in power, especially as he continues to face years-old corruption cases, including one today. a panel accused him of undermining israeli national security in a case involving submarines and denied. geoff: thank you for walking us through all of us. appreciate it. geoff: in the day's headlines, ukraine and russia have been carrying out deadly strikes. two russian ballistic missiles left a huge crater in eastern ukraine and five people were killed and 4

many men, and how a person knows how to behave, how he came to the house, how he helped, he was very gallant he has no harmful habits, he doesn’t drink, doesn’t smoke, well, it was all clear. however, investigators are confident that mavride had not only a romantic relationship with tatyana, but also a plan to seize her property and the objects of the murdered sausage king vladimir marugov. mavridi had exclusively, i believe, selfish intent, so he repeatedly proposed to tatyana. marry him, so, but she refused, well, he explained that he loved her very much, he was ready to marry her, so i assume that having saved morogov from problems, he would later he set to work directly on tatiana, respectively, on her real estate, now getting rid of her. if before the escape , alexander mavridi categorically refused to take part in any investigative actions, now the situation has changed dramatically. the accused recalled how he got out of the istra detention center and how he ran from the police. mavridi also revealed details regarding the murder of businessman vladimir marugov. recidivist. answered al

the headlines: israel's defence minister, yoav gallant, is in washington for talks with us secretaryblinken. a fire at a lithium battery factory near south korea's capital kills at least 22 people. and hope for those with severe epilepsy as a boy becomes the world's first person to have a skull implant fitted to control seizures. welcome to the program. julian assange is expected to plead guilty this week to violating us espionage law. in a deal that could end his imprisonment in britain and allow him to return to australia. justice department prosecutors will seek a 62 month sentence which is equal to the amount of time mr assange has served in a high security is in london while he fought exclusion to the us. the plea deal would credit the time serve, allowing mr

the israeli defence minister, yoav gallant, met with us secretary of state anthony blinken today in washingtonfor the first us presidential debate of 2024 — we'll discuss what we can expect to see. thank you forjoining us. we start with breaking news — wikileaks founder julian assange agreeing to plead guilty to violating the espionage act in a court case that has lasted six years. he is set to plead guilty to one charge of conspiracy to obtain and disclose national defense information. wikileaks released wikilea ks released this wikileaks released this footage showing the founder leaving an airport at 5pm local time. the guilty plea, said to be finalised on wednesday, will settle the outstanding legal matters with the us government. julian assange will not spend any time in custody because he will receive credit for the approximately five years he has spent in a british prison fighting extradition to the us. julian assange was charged with conspiracy to obtain and disclose national defence information. for years the us has argued that the wikileaks

men, and how a person knows how to behave, how he came into the house, how he helped, he was very gallantismatic, he has no bad habits, he does not drink, does not smoke , well, it was all visible, but the investigators are sure that mavridi had not only a romantic relationship with tatyana, but a plan to seize her property and objects from... he would later set to work directly on tatyana, respectively, on her real estate, now, having gotten rid of her herself, if before escaping alexander mavridi categorically refused to take part in any investigative actions, now the situation has changed dramatically, the accused remembered how you... it turns out that after akhmedov, akhmedov grabbed the gas, took him to that room, when you entered this room, what were your actions , well, i was here, just like that, and this man jumped off, uh-huh, at first he tried to attack akhmedov, something, something, then he grabbed this poker and started attacking me, and what do i say, i told him i say stop, i say i spent a lot of time choosing the murder weapon and settled on a crossbow. and also bought a

vladivostok met in south korea, drill instructor gordon black at first really seemed like a very gallant gentleman to her, compliments, gifts, for no reason, he could give some small nice gift, buy perfume there, something else, that is, he really noticed little things, and also fell asleep your russian love with such messages, hello darling, i love you, russian relationships. the americans developed rapidly, but the more sasha dissolved in her chosen one, the more aggressive he became. as a result , the romantic black turned into a real monster, insulted, humiliated, beat, threw hysterics. why did you make me hang up? i didn't call. no, because you're a stupid fucking bitch. after the beating, alexandra was hospitalized several times, during the last scandal in the city. the united states and even representatives of american consulates who spit on russian laws, hiding behind the vienna convention on diplomatic relations, and over the past few years, employees of the diplomatic mission in russia have begun to commit pranks many times more often. tasks and current interests, i am not now

the israeli defence minister, yoav gallant, meets with us diplomats in washington. and in washington.y and a groundbreaking discovery in the fight against hiv. and we start with breaking news. julian assange has agreed to plead guilty to violating the espionage act, ending a court case that has lasted six years. he is set to plead guilty to one charge of conspiracy to obtain and disclose national defense information. a short while ago wikileaks said on x, formerly twitter, thejulian assange left belmarsh prison and flew out of the united kingdom. they showed this footage from 5pm local time as he made his way to the airport. the guilty plea, which is to be finalized on wednesday, will resolve mr assange�*s outstanding legal matters with the us government. as pa rt of as part of the deal, julian assange will not spend any time in custody because he will receive credit for the approximately five years he has spent in a british prison fighting extradition to the us. he was charged with conspiracy to disclose national defence information. foryears, to disclose national defence information

now gallant's main goal is to get the u.s.meanwhile netanyahu says the military is close to completing its ground offensive in rafah. while that does not mean the end to the war, he says it would free up troops allowing the military to shift its focus to the northern border where fighting has intensified against hezbollah. >>> the prime minister also says that he is ready to make a partial deal with hamas to return some hostages still being held captive. he reiterated the war will continue until the terror group is eliminated. hamas continues to insist that any agreement include a permanent cease-fire. cbs' imtiaz tyab has the latest from tel aviv. >> reporter: they are among the smallest survivors -- children covered in dust and blood. rescued from a collapsed building in the immediate aftermath of israel's air strikes on the shati refugee camp near gaza city on saturday. in the light of day, the scale of the devastation was hard to fathom. entire buildings pulverized. dozens were killed, and many more wounded in the massive

mr gallant has said that the intense phase of fighting in gaza is over and israel is set to shift itst a ceasefire in gaza could lead to a reduction in tension over lebanon as well. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. the us supreme court has confirmed that its opinion on a major abortion rights case has been accidentally posted online before it was due to be released. in the document, the court appears set to dismiss a case brought by the state of idaho which challenges whether pregnant women can get an emergency abortion. the ruling seems to back president biden's administration which says idaho — where a near—total abortion ban is in place — is breaching federal law by not providing abortion care to women whose health is in danger. 0ur north america correspondent nomia iqbal explains. it is astonishing first of all the business happened and that the business happened and that the supreme court posted this ruling before it is due to be published and they have confirmed to the bbc that it inadvertently posted this document online. we have not unable to see it yet, i

cases , they carried out operations that gant and i apologize, netanyahu and israel defense minister gallant not knowing about it means not knowing about it. we had a case where the military commanders without the coordination of the political leaders, for example , decided to stop the attacks in rifa after the story that hamas is one person for a zionist, there are 8 zionists, my opinion is that the differences between netanyahu's israeli army and the cabinet will be much greater than before, and the work of these differences will affect the media . it also has another effect. it is remarkable. there is an increase in differences between israel's western allies and netanyahu's cabinet, with the presence of gantt and eisenkot, who were almost moderate politicians , in fact, these differences between the european union, the biden government and netanyahu's cabinet were much less apparent, even though the differences having and a lot of it the media could not be renewed. now this difference will be much greater and we will see it much more clearly in the coming weeks. thank you , mr. barati, t

war of the zionist regime has exceeded its powers and by issuing an arrest warrant for netanyahu gallant , he has created a dangerous precedent for himself. this is the maldives, a country that has announced the entry of arazi passport holders. it prohibits occupation. after announcing the ban on the entry of zionist tourists to the maldives, the american representatives are preparing a bill according to which the granting of washington's aid to this country is conditional on the lifting of the restrictions on the travel of the zionists. israel is one of our greatest allies. an unprecedented decision maldives' recent move to ban israeli travel is nothing more than a blatant act of jew-hatred. hello , welcome to the environment magazine. first of all, i congratulate you on the environment week. in this week's magazine , we examine the environmental approach and actions taken by the 13th government headed by shahid raisi. in recent years, the pursuit of allocating the full title to the lake. europe and many of the requests of the country gave results and a part of the water supply project

you know that there is some kind of agreement in the political institutions between netanyahu and gallant on the basis that the agreement before the war is preferable to the agreement after the war . in the event of an all-out war against hizbollah 100,000 settlers in northern occupied palestine will leave their settlements. meanwhile, the government observer said that in the event of a war in the north of israel, as much as it should be evacuated. the families who were displaced after the occupation army's recent attack on gaza city are living in difficult conditions , according to al-arabi network, the refugees are facing a lack of food facilities. flee from this neighborhood in the shadow of artillery attacks . these schools and refugee settlement centers have been completely destroyed. therefore, people cannot live in them. but this question is raised where did the people go? this is an important question. in particular , we are talking about tens of thousands of displaced people from the neighborhoods of az-shja'iyeh, darj and zaytoun in gaza, who were forced to leave their own neigh

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of course, gallant might be talking about this now.anages to fix this issue, netanyahu wants to take credit for it. you're right. i think the biden administration is worried about what in the world netanyahu will say. the establishment is furious for netanyahu doing this. this is a time you need u.s. europety and netanyahu has thrown a wrench in that. >> we should note there's not been a formal invitation for netanyahu to meet with biden while in washington. there's still plenty of time for that to come, but we'll continue to follow that. marc, give us an update in terms of the state of fighting which includes netanyahu and suggesting that ta the operation could wind down. he's said that before. but also to the north, where hezbollah has ramped up the attacks. >> formal officials i talked to do indicate the shift is toward the north. the major fighting in gaza is coming to an end. of course, there's still no hostage deal. this is hamas's responsibility, not israel's, but it's sad. the report is there may be about 50 hostages left alive

after all, we can say that the head of the army is gallant and knows exactly what the problem is . there is also a historical problem, that is, the israelis are almost out of three decades ago, our approach was to turn the army into a technological army relying on military technology. let's reduce the role of humans and isolate technology. this made the israeli army vulnerable, and of course the senior israeli officers emphasized this point, but finally, it was an approach that the general staff of the army had followed in this war. how serious is the problem of israelis and now , even though the entire reserve forces are being called up for service in israel with the so-called order no. 8, order no. 8 is one order lower than the most severe order. with this amount, in fact, there is an emergency to call up all the reserve soldiers, which are close to 400,000, they are still short of strength, and what the legal advisor of the government announced today said that we urgently need 3,000 soldiers. i don't want to call a purchase, which is a serious challenge. my impression is that no

he went further and by issuing an arrest warrant for netanyahu gallant, he created a dangerous precedent for himself. here is the maldives, a country that has announced that it prohibits passport holders from entering the occupied territories . after announcing the ban on the entry of zionist tourists to the maldives, the american representatives are preparing a bill according to which the granting of washington's aid to this country is conditional on the lifting of the restrictions on the travel of the zionists. israel is one of our greatest allies. maldives' recent unprecedented decision to ban israeli travel is anything but the egregious action is not aimed at hating jews. good morning, dear and respected compatriots. good morning, dear viewers. god willing, i offer my condolences once again on the anniversary of the martyrdom of javad al-aimah , peace be upon him, dear viewers, but let's go to tabriz, one of the places where the friday march of anger and disgust with the zionist regime will be held. today, this march will be held in three provinces, as announced by the islamic propag