hitha herzog, thank you, good to talk to. , ., ., ., herzog, thank you, good to talk to. ., , herzog,ago, more than eight million ukrainians have fled to other european countries. many of them are women, and in denmark, local business groups backed by google, have launched a programme to train female entrepreneurs. the first programme saw more than 400 women apply forjust 60 places, and now the scheme will be rolled out to more than a thousand. in copenhagen, adrienne murray has been speaking to some of the women taking part. this woman left ukraine with her young daughter shortly after the invasion began. i’m after the invasion began. i'm sure for most _ after the invasion began. i'm sure for most of— afterthe invasion began. i“n sure for most of the people who left it was one of the hardest periods of their life so by at first she was offered cleaning and factory work, but now she's got a job in marketing and is running the business she co—founded in ukraine, selling silk beauty products. we have this campaign in ukraine, you need to make a business run again to have some economy. h

and we condemned the violence in all its forms we also fully agree with statements from president herzog and prime minister netanyahu that citizens cannot take matters into their own hards. what happened was unacceptable, something we've heard from our israeli partners. the meeting was designed to address situations like this. the president extends his personal thanks to his majesty, king abdullah of georgia and president cece of egypt -- president zizi of egypt for their help. my second update has to do with saudi arabia and ukraine. as you know, we are and have been for the last year asking all partners to do what they can to support ukraine. we welcome the visit made yesterday by saudi arabia's foreign minister and senior saudi humanitarian and energy officials. for meetings with president zelenskyy and the rest of his leadership team of. this was the first min sterile visit by an asia state to kyiv. they arranged millions in assistance including generators and badly needed products and supplies. these deliveries will begin arriving next week. this is an important announcement. i'd al

hassan nasrallah spoke about the internal situation of this regime, citing the words of isaac herzog, the head of the zionist regime. according to the zionist analysts , it was remarkable. they say that nasrallah is well aware of the weakness of the zionist regime and its internal tensions. and the report from that head shouts information . nasrallah's holiday today opened a new front . in his speech, he addressed the internal situation of israel at that time. he used this opportunity to discuss in detail the internal conflicts these days in israel, and in almost all of his speeches , he mentioned that the israeli society has lost trust in the military, political leaders, and the judicial system . hizbollah drew the attention of observers to the subject of his work, they said that the messages should be well understood and taken seriously and extract gas. i say that the important issue in nasrallah's speech was the gas agreement. have woe upon you he was created against israel and his work was not extracted. now the new conditions are speaking and his education should be taken into ac

lebanon, hassan nasrallah discussed the internal situation of this regime, citing the words of isaac herzog, the head of the zionist regime, in terms of the zionist analysts were remarkable. they say that nasrallah is well aware of the weakness of the zionist regime and its internal tensions, and he loudly shouts about the intelligence report . with nasrallah's holiday today, a new front has opened . in his speech, he addressed the internal situation in israel, nasrallah's control who proposed the spider web theory about the israeli society and its allies, used this opportunity to discuss in detail the internal conflicts in israel these days and in almost all of his speeches, binmon points out that the israeli society trusts the military and political leaders and the establishment he lost the judiciary est gulab drew the attention of the observers to the topic of his work, they said that the messages should be well understood and taken seriously, oil and gas engineering should be removed from the field . i say that there was never a gas agreement in nasrallah's speech. woe to you, deterrenc

herzog, commenting on the food reform bill proposed by benjamin netanyahu's cabinet, said that israel is facing a fateful test between the 75th anniversary of its founding and its 80th birthday , recalling that the jews formed two governments throughout history , and both collapsed before the age of 80. divisions in society have deepened and netanyahu's cabinet by formalizing illegal settlements is another step in the creation of large zionist settlements. the settlement complexes of the zionist regime are supposed to be built by occupying other parts of the palestinian land . we will see a report about this together. main relative stability and after 77 residential complexes that the zionist settlers created on palestinian properties, the israeli security cabinet agreed to legitimize nine complexes that it previously considered illegal. what changed the occupation regime museum to legalize this type of complex? that's all the ministries of the occupying regime must provide funds for the complexes. since the formation of these cabinets, today 8 new complexes have been created . they h

zionist regime once again expressed his concern about the internal division in this regime, isaac herzog, who commented on the proposed bill of benjamin netanyahu's cabinet for food reforms. meikand said that israel is facing a fateful test between the 75th anniversary of its establishment and its 80th birthday , recalling that the jews formed two governments throughout history and both collapsed before they turned 80. to formalize illegal settlements are another step in the creation of large zionist settlements. the removal of the zionist settlement complexes is going to be built by occupying other parts of the palestinian land. we will see a report about this together . he agreed to legitimize nine complexes that he previously considered illegal. since the formation of these cabinets, today 8 new complexes have been created, i want the fifth pillar of the complex between nablus and ramallah, in this area there are 2 complexes in quds and the jordan valley and the eighth and ninth complexes are located in the south of hebron. the recent resistance in occupied jerusalem to build 10,000 r

the internal situation of this regime, citing the words of the head of the zionist regime, isaac herzog , was remarkable from the point of view of zionist analysts. they say that nasrallah is well aware of the weakness of the zionist regime and its internal tensions and loudly the report of the intelligence officer shouts, with nasrallah's holiday today, a new front was opened. in his speech , he discussed the internal situation of israel, which he proposed a historical theory about the israeli society and its allies. he used this opportunity to discuss in detail the internal conflicts of this he spends days in israel and in almost all of his speeches, he mentions that the israeli society has lost trust in the military, political leaders and the judicial system. it should be understood and taken seriously, local oil and gas should be removed from the field. i say that the most important issue in nasrallah's speech was the gas agreement, which he said at that time, if you do anything without an agreement, woe betide you , deterrence was created against israel. it was not extracted from h

we also fully agree with the statements from president herzog and prime minister netanyahu that citizens cannot take the law into their own hands. what happened was totally unacceptable. something that we've heard loud and clear from ours. railey partners, a magnitude 5 point. 6, quakers shaken east and took kia, killing at least one person. the latest quake struck the city of malaysia triggering frantic wood to rescue. several people trapped in rubble. took a show thought he said more than a 100 people were injured in the tremor on monday and 29 buildings were destroyed. okay, you're up to date. witness is coming up next analogy 0. make sure you stay with us for that talk. the law will the law, when with neither side, willing to negotiate is the ukraine war becoming a forever war is america's global leadership, increasingly fragile. what will u. s. politics look like as we had to the presidential elections of 2024. the quizzical look us politics, the bottom line a week or 2 hoping to live each one of the dead, which i did the old wind up going on a manipulating it'll get you down to a p

isaac herzog said the proposals had driven the country to the brink of social and constitutional collapse58,000 homes are without power in new zealand's upper north island as the remnants of a tropical cyclone brought strong winds, heavy rain and huge swells to auckland and nearby regions. weatherforecasters expect rain and winds to intensify let's take you to mexico now — and here's an unusual but heart—warming tale. now, some of the country's most hardened criminals are housed at a prison in the city of ciudad juarez. but after a recent riot there, an unexpected inmate was discovered by the authorities — as the bbc�*s tim allman explains. cat burglar behind bars? fair enough. butjust a cat? well, that's a very different story. like a lot of inmates, he has tattoos, including a symbol of a drug gang linked to the notorious sinaloa cartel. although presumably he didn't volunteer for it. despite these traumas, the feline fugitive was seemingly happy to keep his head down and do his time. translation: we think it's weird that he's - so loving when he belonged to the prisoners. we thought he

isaac herzog said the proposals had driven the country to the brink of social and constitutional collapsesix consecutive weekends. the former foreign minister of cyprus, nikos christodoulides, has been elected president in a run—off vote. he promised a unity government tasked with breaking a deadlock in peace talks with estranged turkish cypriots. around 58,000 homes are without power in new zealand's upper he promised a unity government tasked with breaking a deadlock in peace talks with estranged turkish cypriots. around 58,000 homes are without power in new zealand's upper north island as cyclone gabrielle brings strong winds, heavy rain and huge swells to auckland and nearby regions. weather forecasters expect rain and winds to intensify as it nears land during monday and tuesday. the us military has shot down an unidentified flying object over michigan, the third such object shot down in as many days. at a pentagon briefing in the past hour, reporters were told that officials had acted out of an "abundance of caution", and that the objects were not assessed to be military threats. th

isaac herzog said the proposals had driven the country to the brink of social and constitutional collapseends. lawmakers in the uk have accused the chairman of the bbc, richard sharp of "significant errors ofjudgement," for not declaring his involvement in helping borisjohnson secure a financial loan, when he was prime minister. at the time, mr sharp was in the process of applying tojoin the corporation and maintains he's done nothing wrong. in other headlines for you today: the us military has shot down an unidentified flying object above michigan, the third such object shot down in as many days. pentagon officials said an assessment was made that the objects were not military threats. the latest object was shot down over lake huron, between the us and canada. this follows a week—long chinese balloon spying saga that has intensified the hunt for violations of north american airspace. republican representative jack bergman tweeted more information — saying the american people deserve more answers. meanwhile in china — local media are reporting that the authorities have detected an "uniden

of course, in all its forms, we are so fully agree with the statements from president herzog and prime minister netanyahu that citizens cannot take the law under their own hands. what happened was totally unacceptable. something that we've heard loud and clear from ours. really partners. hello you and says the day the average of settler attacks on pallet soon soon occupied westbank so far this year has been the highest since 2006 . all this is a meeting was held in jordan on sunday to deescalate tensions between israelis and palestinians. so high rats house more from who our city. the damage is hard to miss . hundreds of israeli settlers destroying palestinian homes after 2 israelis were shot dead. been thing cause they have been tours. so far i've counted about 30 or 40 of them enough only on just this last stretch. ma'am, at our day shows us the damage to his car parts business. he says it will take him years to recover the hundreds of thousands of dollars. he's now last merger. hello, lana. no more. mom had a joke of mine and no one came to protect me. all my family. we couldn't pro

>> so wonderful about this adaptation written by amy herzog, jamie lloyd is the reason he brought men. why are we telling the story now? how in some sense is norah trapped in society and how is she participating in her entrapment? how is she behaving in a certain way to gain power? and it's a scary thing to decide like okay, i'm going to stop behaving in this way, that you see value in, in order to figure out who i really am. and i think that's important for women even today. when we think about where the value lies. >> stephen: so do you mean in this case is it the value or the power of her position as the wife of torval? >> yes, also as t helpless sweet child like little bird. i mean if you look at throughout even in our cinema, marilyn monroe, you think about all these incredible women sometimes have had to make themselves smaller in order to be desired or valued. and what happens when you actually say no, i'm going to use my full voice and i'm going to take off this face. >> stephen: previews start the week of valentine's day. is it a good way? >> i think it is because valentine'

tens of thousands demonstrated against the government for the fifth straight week as president isaac herzog issued a rare warning. >> we are long past being in a political argument. we are on the breakup constitutional and social collapse. i feel, we all feel we are barely a moment away from a collision. amy: this comes as israel legalized nine illegal outposts in the occupied west bank, turning them into settlements in a move the palestinian authority likened to an open war. the biden administration said it opposed the plan though it's not clear if it will take any action against israel. meanwhile, on friday, a palestinian driver rammed a car into a crowd outside of jerusalem, killing two israeli children and one man. the next day, a palestinian man was fatally shot by an israeli settler in the northern west bank, and israeli forces killed a 14-year-old teenager sunday in a raid in the west bank city of jenin. the pentagon says u.s. forces killed 12 al-shabaab fighters in an air strike on a remote area of somalia on friday, claiming no civilians were injured or killed. it was impossible to

we also fully agree with the statements from president herzog and prime minister netanyahu that citizens cannot take the law into their own hands. what happened was totally unacceptable. something that we've heard loud and clear from ours. railey partners, magnitude $5.00, quakers shaken east and to kia killing at least one person. the latest quake struck the city of mallets. yep. triggering frantic work to rescue several people trapped in rubble. turkish authority said more than a 100 people were injured in the tremor on monday and 20 on buildings were destroyed. 3 weeks ago, 2 major earthquakes killed, at least 50000 people across southern to kia and northern syria. ok, you're up to date, syria. witnesses for? the prosecution continues. now on, i'm 0. ah, in new york, the united nations had to be convinced to refer the case to the international criminal court. the i c. c. previously investigate crimes against humanity. war crimes committed in uganda, the democratic republic of congo, and our for. but there was one obstacle, syria is not a member of the i. c. c. and investigation requir

last night, isaac herzog, israel's president (which is largely a ceremonial role appealed for dialogueomise, but warned of potentially disastrous outcomes. >> we are long past being in a political argument. rather, we are on the brink of constitutional and social collapse. william: the legislation now heads to the full parliament for a series of votes that are likely to stretch on for weeks. for moren all of this, we are joined now by david makovsky. he's the director of the project on arab-israel relations at the washington institute for near east policy. and previously he served as a senior adviser on israeli-palestinian negotiations during t obama administration. david, great to have you back on the newshour. as i mentioned, these are the ggest protests that israel has seen in years. and critics are arguing, look, if these reforms go through this so dramatically, upends the balance of power in the country that it will become almost unrecognizable. is that a fair characterization? david: i think it's more accurate than not because basically it would concentrate the power in the hands

we met with president herzog and prime minister netanyahu in israel with the crown prince of saudi arabia, with the president of the uae as well as the president of finland. we had the pleasure of meeting some of our own american diplomats and civilian personnel who are on the ground advancing our nation's interests in each of these places. and i was especially happy to meet some of the men and women serving in our armed forces who are on site at installations in these countries or stationed protecting our embassies. it was a great honor to run into fellow kentuckians serving in an expeditionary wing at the air base in the uae. here in washington you hear american leadership in the world discuss and debate it like it's some fuzzy concept or abstract principle. but let me tell you when you travel to europe, when you travel to the middle east, when you meet with the civilian and military leadership in those nations that are america's friends and wish us well, well, there's nothing unclear about the importance of america's leading role in the world. our friends in europe know beyond any doub

on the streets, at least in and you've had the president of israel warning that this is this isaac herzogial of civil war. it's a very serious matter. what's happening in the town and the effects that the whole world really. it does affect the whole world and that affects the effects of at least obviously most directly. but it puts pressure on the americans and just generally and it just generally destabilises and there is a really very destabilise anyway , really very destabilise anyway, we move on to the times. emily with you, the man whom murdered sarah everard and this animal when cousins who happily is behind bars , is facing some behind bars, is facing some other sex charges. tell us more about this. yes, if i were a family member or friend of sarah everard , who, of course, was everard, who, of course, was kidnapped, raped and murdered by serving police officer wayne cousins, i'd be absolutely furious reading this . apparently furious reading this. apparently there were at least four incidents where he had indecent exposed himself and the police had it had been reported to the poli