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isaac herzog said he could not watch his country being ripped apart before his eyes.le east correspondent tom bateman. the protesters have now breached the main north—south highway that runs through tel aviv. we can now see mounted police, israeli security forces heading towards the protesters. this is exactly what israel's far right police minister said he would not allow. he calls these people anarchists. they say they are fighting for democracy. so what is this all about? this is about the new nationalists israeli government led by benjamin netanyahu pushing through a series ofjudicial reform that pushing through a series ofjudicial reforms that its critics say would strip the israeli supreme court of its independence and would stack the judiciary in favour of the government. the mounted police are now pushing these protesters back. we're seeing a stand—off. the ones who breached this main road here are digging in. this is a clash for them over the future of this country. the protesters here are shouting, "shame" at the security forces. the border police are now fo

according to isaac herzog , it is going through its most difficult moments since its formation, the greatnesshich has been widely spread in the media of the zionist regime. in order to start collecting, is it necessary as an american strategy to use the worst era of trench warfare in the first world war, when the forces are as far apart as the range of hand grenades and they are fighting together, 20,000 pieces will be 2,000 times stronger than war, real time has exploded everywhere in the world. i honor the hiroshima atomic bomb and the memory of the thousands of victims of the american atomic attack, while after more than three quarters of a century and dozens of years of demanding the japanese people to be accountable to washington for this heinous killings and the necessity of institutional response as if nothing really happened in hiroshima and nagasaki it didn't happen and the whole thing was just a story because america has been trying for years to produce action as a necessity to end the war, history shows that the goal is to win and gain global supremacy, the price of sacrificing a t

isaac herzog announced that israel is facing its most difficult moment since giri spends his time calling a solution to the issue of food reforms. this is the second time zod has warned about the internal collapse of the zionist regime and accused washington of trying to prolong the war in ukraine. america is lengthening the war is clear to everyone, and by achieving this goal, he uses all his strength. he also announced that there are no preconditions for transferring the ukraine issue to a peaceful path, and he continues to achieve his goals . america this time in florida, one month after a train carrying toxic substances overturned in ohio, a train carrying 30,000 gallons of liquid protein in processing was derailed . florida officials say that no leakage from these tankers has been seen so far, however, to the residents of the region be warned to be ready that in if the situation changes, they should leave the region. efforts to clean up the toxins released in the air train accident are still ongoing, even after more than a month has passed . two days ago, another train overturned in

tens of thousands of israelis take to the streets in pro isaac herzog said he could not watch his countryorn apart. many were shot and wounded in tel aviv in a suspected terror attack. earlier, an israeli military aid killed three palestinian militantin the occupied west bank. a w urs oft or, u.s. defense minister austin arrived in the country for talks. we have the latest from the protests in tel aviv. reporter: protesters have breached the main north-south highway that runs through tel aviv. we can see police, israeli security forces, heading toward the protesters. this is what israel's far right said. he calls them anarchists. iay they are fighting for democracy. what is this all about? this i about the new nationalist israeli government led by benjamin netanyahu pushing througdicial reforms. its critics say those strip israel's supreme court of its indepeence and would stack the judiciary in favor of the government. the mounted police push police -- push protesters back. we are seeing a standoff. the ones to breachn road are digging in. this is a clash for them over the future of this

isaac herzog said that what is happening now is a real disaster and nightmare. this senior official of capital in astana we are at the point of no return, he added, also about netanyahu's plan to change some judicial laws, he said that netanyahu's plan should be completed in full. deposed netanyahu says that the goal of the protests is not to change judicial laws, and their goal is to overthrow the structure of this regime. images have been published in some news sources that show that the protesters , who have been protesting for the third month , have closed the main highway of tel aviv, at the same time as the protests escalated to the british minister of internal security of the zionist regime fired the head of the traffic police due to the lack of intensity in dealing with the protesters. the british recently notified the police to deal with the opposition with full force . the representatives of the chinese national people's congress unanimously voted in their 14th session. to select the object again they voted for xi jinping as the president of china for

isaac herzog said he could not watch his country being ripped apart before his eyes.ple have been shot and wounded in tel aviv in what israeli authorities say is a suspected terror attack. earlier, an israeli military raid killed three suspected palestinian militants in the occupied west bank. a few hours after that, the us defense secretary lloyd austin arrived in israel for talks. 0ur middle east correspondent tom bateman has the latest from the protests in tel aviv. the protesters have now breached the main north—south highway that runs through a mounted police, israeli security forces heading towards the protesters. this is exactly what israel's far right policeman has. he calls these people and our guests. they say they're so what is this all abouta pushing through a series its supreme court of instep independence and it would start the judiciary in favour the mounted police are now. we are they're about to breach this main route here, digging in. this is over the future the protesters shame at the border police sense of the border police are still trying to push

missed more isaac herzog the zionist regime warned that what is happening now in israel is a real disaster and nightmare . according to the report of the euronews tv channel, more than 4,000 refugees made their way through one of the most dangerous migration routes in the world to italy in just two days. according to the official data of the italian government, the arrival of immigrants to this country has tripled in the first quarter of 2023. the flax network in south africa is suffering from a lack of water. cnn network reports on the water level behind the dams. at iran network has expressed concerns about another drought, while the daily consumption of water in this city has increased to 300 million liters per day, this has caused the city authorities to seek the implementation of restrictive laws, the south korean army announced. north korea on monday fired a ballistic missile towards the sea, according to afp, this test is the latest test of the country's weapons tests. north korea also announced on friday that it had tested an underwater drone capable of carrying a nuclear warhead,

expansion of the scope of demonstrations and protests against netanyahu and his cabinet next year, isaac herzog , the zionist regime is weak, about the collapse of the regime and the occurrence of civil war in the shadow of these warnings, the demonstrations in occupied palestine continue it continues in more than 150 regions, despite the fact that the zionist regime is approving a bill of laws to protect netanyahu against impeachment and dismissal and change what is called the judicial system in the accident of a mine explosion near bugatti. until the the capital of colombia , 21 miners died, the authorities announced that the cause of the explosion was due to the accumulation of gas in the balsa mine. illegal mining and non-observance of safety precautions were reported last year, 160 people lost their lives in 117 mining accidents in colombia. in the last night, 438 people in the world died due to the corona virus. the united states topped the list of deaths with 134 deaths. and japan with 57 and russia with 38 are even in the ranking after imran khan, the former prime minister of pakistan f

the president of the zionist regime, isaac herzog, for dialogue between different political spectrums and trying to create a positive atmosphere. analysts expressed doubts about netanyahu's good intentions . they warned that his action in raising the white flag is an attempt to disrupt the opposition and protests of many people who have been in the last few months. with netanyahu visited them and said that he is delusional, distanced from reality and has no control over the details. many people are against the coup, or he was not without compensation . he approved that he will take orders directly from bangar. this issue caused anger and opposition in the zionist regime police and did not break the fast in quds. this is the title of the urban signs that have been widely displayed in kabul, the capital of afghanistan, since yesterday. the last days of the month of sha'ban, the youth population of kabul city with the same slogan, they started cleaning and beautifying the symbol of al-aqsa mosque in the capital of afghanistan, which met the demand of the people of this country on social

and it is to overturn supreme court decision, but they are full speed ahead, and this is when isaac herzogu plan, and what is more informed is the impassioned plan of what he saying that the divisiveness is doing to the country, and that it could be on the brink of a civil war. >> translator: whoever thinks that a real civil war of human lives is a limit that we will not reach, he has no idea. in my life in the worst nightmares, i never thought that i would hear such words, even if it is from to a small minority of people. i heard startling rhetoric and real deep hatred and people from all of the harpies that the idea of blood in the streets no longer shocks them. >> and ett is not just the protesters in the street that is concerning, but that there should be consensus around the reforms. >> thank you for joining us. i'm erica hill. >> i'm jim sciutto and kate bolduan will join us after t th break. dicated trucks a and dri. chairs, gotta go... okay! i'm thinking couches... or loveseats? yeah, loveseats. something about loveats make me feel happy. ken...? i bought theeam! cash brothers! if

equally we have president isaac herzog saying that he�*s working along the clock to broker a compromiseeen trying to promote a compromise for several weeks now. the problem is that the opposition refuses to sit down and negotiate a compromise proposal that may be both sides could agree on while the government is pushing through the original proposal. the government refuses to stop promoting that original proposal so how can you negotiate on a compromise solution when one of the extreme options is already making its way through the legislature. so we are in a sort of standoff. the opposition won�*t negotiate unless there is a pause and the government refuses to pause, they say they will negotiate without pausing. they say they will negotiate without ausinu. ~ ., ., ,, they say they will negotiate without ausinu. ~ ., ., , . they say they will negotiate without ”ausin.. ., ., , . ., , pausing. what do you expect any comprised _ pausing. what do you expect any comprised could _ pausing. what do you expect any comprised could look _ pausing. what do you expect any comprised could look like?

>> wolf president isaac herzog last night unveiling his own comprised plan on these reforms, acknowledginghanges are need but it doesn't go as far as benjamin netanyahu government plan, what was more notable with the passed speech and the warnings he had about the divisiveness that the reforms are dividing the country. >> whoevers thinks that a real civil war of human lives is a limit that we will not reach, he has no idea. in my life, in the worse nightmares, i never thought i would hear such words. even if it is from a very small minority of people. i heard startling rhetoric, i heard real deep hatred. i heard people from all the parties that the idea of blood in the streets no longer shocks them. >> reporter: but soon after the speech israeli prime minister been men netanyahu said thanks but no thanks, saying the compromise is one-sided doesn't go far enough. today we saw it once again across dozens of places across israel, israelis flooding the streets once again, wolf, this protests have been going on nearly three months and they're probably the largest and longest decorations in isra

netanyahu rejected a compromise proposal to diffuse the crisis put forward by israel's president isaac herzog, who warned in a televised address that israel stands on the brink of civil war. >> who ever thinks a true civil war is a war we will reach has no clue specifically now the 75th year of statehood. the of this is at arms reach. amy: meanwhile, tensions between israel and lebanon rose after israel's army said it killed an armed man who entered northern israel and set off a car bomb on monday, severely injuring an israeli civilian. israel's military said it was investigating whether lebanon's hezbollah fighters were behind the blast. in indonesia, indigenous people say construction of the new capital in borneo is pushing them off their land and they fear for their homes and livelihoods as the nation prepares to move its seat from jakarta to the east coast of the island of borneo. nusantara is set to be inaugurated as indonesia's new capital next summer. in 2019, president joko widodo announced the move away from jakarta, which is rapidly sinking into the java sea. this is balik tribal ch

rejected every proposal for compromise, mainly the proposal put forward by israel's president, isaac herzogand think tanks. the proposal was rejected by the government after 17 minutes. 17 minutes after it was proposed in a speech on live television. and i think that right now it seems that the government is not really interested in any compromise. >> my goodness. and so how long are people vowing to stay out in the streets? >> well, i think that if there's one thing that benjamin netanyahu is surprised about, is the fact that this thing has been going on for so long, and it doesn't seem to be weakening, it's just every week you see more and more people in the streets. i'll just give you a small example. there's a town in israel that is a stronghold, benjamin netanyahu lives in a town not far from there, it's a stronghold. and tonight for the first time, hundreds of people there went into the streets and demonstrated. this is not a liberal place, not a left wing town. this is a right wing conservative town and hundreds of people went to the streets and demonstrated. so i think that every we

for many, many years, and it's really, really amazing to see the current president of israel, isaac herzogned the other day that if this continues, there could be what he called a civil war in israel. i've never heard that kind of concern expressed within israel. it's really causing a lot of a lot of problems for israel. we're going to go in depth and take a closer look at all of this. our own nic robertson and had a scold or covering this for us. they will be joining us and we will find out what's the latest is barack ravid of axios, who's based in tel aviv. he knows a lot about what's going on in israel will join us as well. richard haass, the president of the council on foreign relations, he's going to join us. he spent a lot of time at the state. state department dealing with us israeli relations, and i'm not exactly sure. cover it. have you covered this story for a long time have been covered. netanyahu the president of the prime minister of israel, for a long time that netanyahu fully appreciates how much damage these policies are now doing to not only the u. s israeli relationship w

formed amongst the coalition as well as the opposition teams to meet at the israeli president isaac herzog'sresidents where he will act as mediator. but of course if they plan to bring this forward in the next parliamentary session, that's only a few weeks from now there's passover in between. that's not a lot. of time to get these negotiations done, and then will people accept those compromise reforms? and then also, the question is the protesters, the protesters who have been taking to the streets who still have a lot of energy, and a lot of organizational power behind them, they vowed to continue. there's more protests planned for today. more protests planned for later this week. they essentially do not believe benjamin netanyahu when he says that there will be a break when he says that he wants to heal the divisiveness that he wants to prevent a civil war. they say that they will continue their protests continue. taking to the streets until these reforms are completely taken off the table. another thing to keep in mind here jim is that last night was the first time we saw the protesters

i asked that question because the president of israel isaac herzog, himself raised that fear.ink there is there is a danger in that. i would have to say that the demonstrations have been almost entirely peaceful. uh that holds out some hope it can be avoided . but when now in a situation where for the next month under president hurts, so there will be an attempt to achieve consensus about the way forward with some changes to the judiciary, but hopefully accepted by both sides. i think that's gonna be difficult to achieve and if it isn't achieved because of the demands of the far right and religious parties in netanyahu's government on the one side and the demands of the opposition on the other then i think that we're going to go into a confrontation that could be very serious and potentially violent. martin indyk. thanks so much for joining us. thanks, wolf. coming up new filings from dominions lawsuit against fox news reveals shocking words from a top fox executive who lashed out against fact checking election lies. you're doing business in an app driven multii cloud world. t

they went late in into the night this morning we heard from the israeli president isaac herzog immediatelyalling for a halt. we heard from the jewish agency immediate calling for a halt. we heard from actually some other ministers in benjamin netanyahu's own government, calling for at least a freeze to the legislation. we have not yet heard from benjamin netanyahu himself. there were reports he was going to make a speech in the last hour or so that he was going to announce a free civil legislation. still we have not heard anything. meanwhile the country is in chaos. it's possible that the entire country is going to grind to a halt. with this general strike. schools could go and strike businesses could be on strike. you know, you might not be able to go to the shops day and of course, if you have a flight plan to leave today. well, you're not going to be leaving israel anytime soon, max. just explain where the pressure is coming from for him to continue pushing for these reforms and why it's so difficult for him to climb down from this position. well it does seem as though and we are seeing

they are happy to engage in negotiations if they're done correctly, with the israeli president, isaac herzog media we've heard no word yet of when these meetings will take place, but the next parliamentary session supposed to happen in just about four weeks with the passover holiday in the middle, so there's not a lot of time there. meanwhile itamar ben revere, the far right wing minister of national security, saying today the netanyahu promised me that if we don't pass reform through negotiation, we will pass it as it stands. keep in mind that that itamar ben gvir as part of agreeing to this pause, was promised his own national guard. that's a whole other issue in itself that this right wing minister was promised essentially his own national guard. but meanwhile, the protesters they say they are not stopping. they do not believe that this nihal will engage in real negotiations. they will continue protesting, they say, until these reforms are completely off the table done called thank you so much. this morning. as you're waking up, we are monitoring new developments and new details that we a

go on, and the opposition is saying that they believe it should be scrapped entirely. president isaac herzog has been hosting negotiations at his home in jerusalem. the 1st meeting was on tuesday evening. it was the 1st time since this political crisis over the judicial overhaul began about 3 months ago that the 2 sides had sat face to face in the same room. to discuss this issue. there is a 2nd round of negotiations happening today. we also know that the president is meeting with members of political parties on both sides of the spectrum. on another note, the unanswered question of what is going on with the defense minister post still remains unanswered. israeli media is reporting, however, that netanyahu met with at least one candidate that person being a former director of one of the israeli security agencies called shin bet. we have to bear in mind that a dismissal letter was never given to defense minister yo, i've gallant when he was fired on sunday for suggesting that the judicial overhaul be paused by law. once that dismissal letter is issued. the government has 48 hours to name a su

suspension, so just unbelievable to see those images in the streets now that israel's president isaac herzogand the former prime minister naftali bennett, and two government ministers, calling a netanyahu to halt the judicial reform process here, what options does netanyahu have going forward? well he's likely to do is announced a suspension of the legislation and then there's going to be a break for some holidays and try to come back and negotiate a more consensus version of it. uh maybe at the end of april early may, but he's really faced with a dilemma. it's clear that the legislation cannot advance now. under these circumstances and best you can try to try to come back with a watered down version but some members of his own government and of his political base now feel abandoned and they may protest the decision to suspend it. all of this represents a kind of historical political mismanagement. you know, when he came into office with this government about three months ago, he said his agenda was to expand it or relations with arab states to deal with the threat caused by iran and to prov

that feels worrying and i think that gets to the heart of what israel's president said last week, isaac herzog said. look we feel like we're on the brink of a civil war. when you hear the president of israel used those words, it really makes you pause, so i think the number of people out protesting the number of locations where people are coming out. there's a real sense that that the voice of the people in opposition to all these judicial reforms is being heard, but it's not so far being responded to by the government. so my sense at the moment as this is a situation that is tense that could get worse. and i think the general strikes will add into all of that, and i think it's going to be very much depends on the leadership of politicians like benjamin netanyahu to slow things down, potentially. and is this country through what is an incredibly difficult time. it feels difficult right now tense. nic robertson appreciate your analysis and your reporting there on the ground. thank you. let's talk more about what's happening. and joining me now is former u. s ambassador to israel dan shapiro. he

isaac herzog has the trust of all parties and is the right person to trust to come up with a compromise. i urge both sides to work with him at a time when israel faces dangers, particularly from iran, the last thing israel needs is divisiveness at home. let's hope they can come to compromise. aumf -- this afternoon the senate will vote on cloture on aumf repeal, bringing us one step closer to finally repealing the 1991 and 2002 iraq aumf's. one cloture -- once cloture is invoked this afternoon, we'll hold a few more votes on additional republican amendments. senators should then expect to vote on final passage of the iraq aumf repeal as soon as tomorrow. repealing the iraq aumf's has been good an reasonable process here on the floor. we had a strong, bipartisan vote on cloture last week. we're allowing republican amendments and most importantly we aren't being dilatory because this is something a majority of senators want to get donald trump i hope this -- get done. i hope this can be a method, a pattern of what we do in the future. we are willing to allow amendments, but we must move f

now, there was a significant moment on wednesday night when israel's president isaac herzog came up withiately rejected it and said it would not solve the ultimate issue for him, for these parties of the right in israel because they say that there is an imbalance of forces between the judiciary and the government, the executive in israel. that has been immediately dismissed out of hand. we then saw the israeli president go on to warn of blood on the streets over this issue over these escalating protests, over the increasing division, the fault lines within israeli society. he had a warning, he said he thought that people thought civil war was a red line that could not be crossed. he told those people they were wrong and he said that israel was in touching distance, in his words, of the abyss. let's get more now on the news that the uk has become the latest country to ban ministers and civil servants from having the social media app tiktok on their phones and devices for security reasons. it's been claimed the chinese—owned video—sharing app passes information about users to the chinese g

had an intervention i thought, we had an intervention overnight from the president of israel, isaac herzog olitics? , ., politics? it is. he said though in the last few _ politics? it is. he said though in the last few weeks _ politics? it is. he said though in the last few weeks as _ politics? it is. he said though in the last few weeks as well - politics? it is. he said though in the last few weeks as well he i politics? it is. he said though in - the last few weeks as well he thinks that something needs to be done. because these pro—tes that we talk —— protest that we talked about have rocked this nation. they have been happening regularly on thursdays and saturdays, with increasing numbers and increasing intensity. ithink saturdays, with increasing numbers and increasing intensity. i think he in his position as president felt the need to try and unify the country, to try and encourage the two sides to have some sort of dialogue and to reach some sort of consensus. that i think will be difficult. the fulop position at the —— full opposition is against binyamin netanyahu, you have people

the israeli president isaac herzog who is trying to mediate, between the various sides, said the currento any acts that could trigger more insecurity. including settlement expansion and inflammatory rhetoric. and we're especially disturbed by violence by settlers against palestinians. so we will continue to oppose actions that could push a two state solution further out of reach. just a flash of the last few minutes from the palestinian military group hamas who claims that it was one of them that open fire in tel aviv. one of our panel and is there in tel aviv. in tel aviv. dahlia scheindlin is an israeli political analyst. tell us what the bill would do what it sat and what is doing in the country. it sat and what is doing in the count . , , it sat and what is doing in the count. , ,,, country. the bill is essentially intended to _ country. the bill is essentially intended to end _ country. the bill is essentially intended to end judicial - intended to end judicial independence. one of the major efforts of the bill would be due and judicial review of legislation as we know it and make i

herzog, a co-writer on the recent tv series, "scenes from a marriage." >> if i don't leave right now, i'm never going to. jeffrey: in which chastain also starred, alongside oscar isaacr troubled marriage. herzog credits ibsen as a major influence on her own writing. here, she sought only to pare down language and scenes, matching the pared-down style of the production, to bare the essential quality of the characters. >> sit down. this could take a while. >> i tried to dial up the ways nora was in control of the situation. so even if she's playing, you know, innocent or playing a victim or playing helpless, it is still a choice she's making. and she is still sort of and in significant ways the director and stage manager of the proceedings, even if she gets what she wants by playing a sort of traditional woman. jeffrey: you saw that in the original? >> absolutely. jeffrey: because i'm not sure that's the way everybody reads it or has seen it in the past. >> i think you're right. but i don't think that's because it's not there. i think it's just the way the play has been received as this kind of feminist polemic has flattened some of the subtleties of the original. jef

we saw president isaac herzog saying the country could be on its way to a civil war. have heard people on both sides of the debate. some saying yes, others are saying we do not think it will go that far. but definitely they will continue to come out and protest until they feel that their democracy is being taken away and they want to do everything they can to stop that. brent: rebecca ritters in tel aviv tonight. rebecca, thank you. shares in credit suites balance backed -- curtis with bounceback on thursday after they agreed to borrow -- a move to stop the bank from running out of cash. the share price of credit suisse lost almost one third of its value wednesday after its biggest shareholder said it would no longer be adding more investments to the bank. reporter: it was the topic of today in all major newspapers. credit suisse was the first big global bank to take a hit after the collapse of silicon valley bank and signature bank in the u.s. the institution had already lost much of its value in the last year. this week when saudi national bank said it would not pro