the institute for national security studies in israel has revealed that israel now stands at a crossroads. the ongoing onslot on gaza and confrontations with the axes of resistance, detailing that every decision about the future will und doubtedly have significant economic consequences, especially considering that the projected budget deficit for 2024 is expected to exceed the forecast, underlying the current state budget significantly. the paper explores the economic impacts with three scenarios: continuing the war in gaza, escalating tensions on the northern front, we're securing an agreement that... includes captive release deal, time for some social media post, first up, israel's economy is dying, construction, tourism, companies planning businesses with israel have backed out of billion dollar deals, countries like turkey have stopped exporting goods like lumber for construction, it's only going to get worse for them, then israel's power grid, which is largely switched to natural gas still depends on coal to supply demand. the biggest supplier of coal to israel is colombia, which ann

israel will collapse in no more than year. we're not even talking about this at aub with lot of lebanese people, people who are may be pro-resistance access or you know, we live in the region, we care because israel is always attacking us. the israelis are saying this, they are saying this at the highest levels. i mean, i want to say something, the credal reads the hebrew press every day all day long, every single thing we write. in terms of israel, you people view us biased against israel, everything we get is from the hebrew press, the officials are talking this way, it is very vibrant um community in terms of disagreements, you have the more liberal papers, more conservative, more extremous etc. so you get quite a lot of um great information from there. um, this, we did an article on this last week, i just want to point something out to you, so you know, if you're looking a military as... ladder is, we don't need the mic, do we do we need the mic for there? okay, so i um, the top of ladder is when you shot your wand, you've

israel seeks peace. israel yearns for peace. israel has made peace and will make peace again. yet we face savage enemies who seek our annihilation and we must defend ourselves against these savage murderers. our enemies seek not only to destroy us but seek to destroy our common civilization and return all of us to a dark age of tyranny and terror. when i spoke here last year, i said we face the same timeless choice moses put before the people of israel thousands of years ago. as we were about to enter the promise land, moses told us our actions will determine whether we bequeath to future generations, a blessing or a curse. that is the choice we face today, the curse of iran's unremitting aggression or the blessing of a historic reconciliation between arab and jews. in the days that followed that speech, the blessing i spoke of came into sharper focus. a normalization deal between saudi arabia and israel seemed closer than ever but then came the curse of october 7. thousands of iranian backed hamas terrorists from gaza burst into israel on pickup trucks and motorcycles and com

the fighting, stop shooting rockets against israel.— against israel.israel. the former israeli prime minister, - against israel. the former l israeli prime minister, ehud olmert speaking earlier. we have some other pictures to show you, it is a short clip but this is inside the idf command centre as though strikes on lebanon, southern beirut were happening last night. it gives us a different perspective and shows the inside of what was happening as they were making these decisions and carrying out the strikes in which the leader of hezbollah, hassan nasrallah was killed. a recent update in the last few minutes from the health ministry in lebanon saying that 11 people were killed on friday as a result of those air strikes, 108 people are known to have been injured. in a separate update this afternoon, the ministry set up afternoon, the ministry set up a hotline for cancer patients saying that they are being transferring those who are having radiotherapy. the medical services in beirut are overwhelmed and really needing to reorganise themselves. that is

the state of israel has _ the state of israel.minated hassan nasrallah, the leader of hezbollah. he was the murder of thousands of israelis and foreign citizens. he was an immediate threat to the life of thousands of israelis and other citizens. to our enemies, i say: we are strong and determined. to our partners, i say: our i want to come back to them just moment, sorry to interrupt, what we know israel is continuing to carry out strikes on lebanon at the moment. strikes on lebanon at the moment-— strikes on lebanon at the moment. . . ., moment. there are three core issues that — moment. there are three core issues that we _ moment. there are three core issues that we are _ moment. there are three core issues that we are conducting | issues that we are conducting currently, we are continuing to conduct precision strikes against perpetrators of terrorism. earlier today we took out one of hezbollah's senior intelligence officials, thatis senior intelligence officials, that is one rule that we are continuing to do. the second is ind

which is 7,0 miles away from israel, was until recently one of israel's greatest world allies. well, to understand this uh, we really know to go back to israel as settler colonial state, the experience and expertise it's acquired over so many decades in terms of the oppression of the palestinian people, the build-up of this expertise has really given the israeli state a comparative advantage of the international marketplace when it comes to supporting other states, oppress their people, and this is really where the common interest between the israeli state and the colombian state lies. colombia of course has been historically engaged in the oppression of the colombian people, preventing any change, and israel has played an important role in terms of supporting colombia's counter insurgency activities in this sense. well, david, president. shows described israel's assault on gaza as a massacle and and a genocide, a strong condemnation makes him rather unique, doesn't it? well, not unique, but uh, amongst a small number of of countries whose whose leaders have come out and said similar

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icj and icc rulings or you know on israel since the... since october 7th, this is kind of astounding. the icc or icj is reserved for african leaders and vladimir putin, not for israel, you know, um, so why would israel's enemies take a state, um, with a full-on military reprisal, uh, is this a possibility? okay, because i'm positing that boiling the frog is the only possibility, and it will... um necessarily end the state, okay, you can there's no in between, unless the war was stopped in the first month of gaza, they could have done that, they didn't, now it is an existential war for israel, why did the resistance saxis not attack israel full on with all its new missiles and secret tactics and stuff that have been developed since 2006 and and whatnot, um, the reason is because any war against israel from multiple fronts at the same time would have absolutely galvanized israel's western allies um with their infinite military arsenals, they would have come full on and participate in the war to ensure israel wins. um, it would have galvaniz

israel now says killed nasrallah. they say they don't have an estimate yet have you heard any additional casualty reports there from the ground? >> not since late last night when the ministry of health, you were saying six people killed 91 wounded, but clearly the death toll is going to rise from certainly that massive strike that. the israelis claim killed hassan nasrallah. but the variety of strikes that happened afterwards. so we haven't heard yet, but certainly i mean, it's not there's no question about it. and with of course, the problem is that the strike took place. they wanted to 6:00 p.m. local time in south beirut, which in this subsidy repeatedly struck by israel. so it's questionable how possible it is to even maintain rescue crews and equipment on the scene under those circumstances, given that so many people have fled, that part of town, jim ben wedeman in beirut. thanks so much, joining us now from washington is for osm oxide, his senior director for strategic outreach, a senior fellow as well at the mi

, the people of palestine have every right to resist israel, because israel has oppressed them for decades. this is not something that happened that started on october 7th, the secretary general of the united nations pointed that out when when it happened that the... the history before that, the oppression, the the humiliations, the degradations that palestinians experience a daily basis, and yet they continue to persevere, they continue to resist, there's a post that sometimes showed existence is resistance, and just by existing, by living their lives, caring for their families as much as they can in these horrific conditions, shows tremendous resilience, and that is a form of resistance, israel cannot defeat. this: it has tried for 70 years, it is tried in a most horrific and brutal way for the last almost one year now, and it has not succeeded, it is not going to succeed, despite the support of the united states and other western governments, the people around the world support the palestinians and the palestinians know this, and hopefully they are drawing strength from this support. ok

fighting, supervision and controlling of freedom of speech only comes up when you're criticizing israel? 45 palestinian journalists behind israeli bars at the moment, they warn students that if they remain here they will be arrested. this is about the voices of palestine. hello and welcome to new episode of the creat news roundup, the one stop shop for all news west asia, my name is stevan carrillo and the head of news for the credo, joining me as you wish is... content creator, writer for the cradle karim shami and columnist and editor for the cradle sharmin narwani, so today other place to start than the in the occupied west bank where is the israeli army has been conducting uh as of the time of this recording six days trade of assault that has been described as the largest since the second intifada uh 20 years ago, they have mainly been focused on the cities well mainly genin. the the jelina needs refugee camp uh tulkarem where they killedkarem commander abu shuja who was a the most wanted person for israel in the west bank they have been trying to kill him for several years they've

israel, that's the end. do believe that israel is looking right now at their impact in the on the world globally because it's a small and entity and it's a small state, technically it's according to united nations regulations, it's not an actual state, there are no borders defining israel, there is no constitution in the parliament, there are a lot of the entity lacks all the certain technicalities to form an actual state, so what's actually constitute a state in israel is just the army, the army is the one that's keeping israel uh strong, so when you support the israeli army you're supporting this entity, but when the israel army falls apart, everything falls apart with it and everything else has fallen apart and israel is in death, so imagine what would happen now if if if if israel decides to do to complete this war for? another year and they run out of money, so yeah, i do believe that the the i do see it from from now until the end of the end of 2025, there there's the israeli army will surrender, there there is this this point is, this this conclusion is coming is coming to frutat

was assassinated by israel in 1992.— israel in 1992. just talk us through. _ israel in 1992. just talkugh. you _ israel in 1992. just talk us through, you said - israel in 1992. just talk us through, you said there . israel in 1992. just talk us i through, you said there you think it is unlikely that this means the end for the organisation, what are a kind of compilations factors club will be going into any kind of response hezbollah now? well, the have response hezbollah now? well, they have still _ response hezbollah now? well, they have still got _ response hezbollah now? well, they have still got weapons. - response hezbollah now? well, they have still got weapons. by| they have still got weapons. by all accounts, there arsenal was perhaps 150,000 weapons. while israel might have killed operatives and leaders and numinous arms dumps, they are going to have a box left. they are going to have to decide how to use those. it will be other commanders who come up. the old generation, people... hassan nasrallah was i think 64, so his generation of leaders born in the late 60s have pretty

from invading lebanon, so the western leaders appear to be on the same page that israel should not uh invade lebanon, and so the reason why israel is not invading lebanon by now, it spoils down to the gaza crackmer and the lack of western support. okay, thanks uh... i want you to uh put you on standby for just a quick moment while we swing over to the bessieg gaza strip where uh motiabu musava our press tv correspondent is standing by to update us the regime has carried out attack on the jabalya refugee camp i believe those are images from that attack uh resulting we have heard in at least two dozen fatalities possibly as many as 20 or possibly more for more exact figures and update on exactly how this attack unfolded by the israelis on jabalya in ghaza. we're going to swing over now to moti abusabe, our correspondents on standby. moti, good to check in with you, good afternoon to you out there in the besege strip, hope you're safe and doing well, what's the latest you can share with our viewers? yes, actually, let me begin with the latest statement released by the gaz health ministry

and people took hits, israel took hits on that, that's what i believe, buse israel's not beating its chest like hahaha, what could hzbulat do? it went... first city headlines this hour, spokesman for yemen's armed forces says the country carried out attack on an israeli military site in tel aviv by new hypersonic ballistic missile. israel's incessant strikes across gaza killed dozens more palestinians raising the overall death tholl to nearly 41,200.

sanction israel now.madam president, this is my first speech in this chamber, and i wanted those to be my first words. what is happening in gaza is nothing short of total humanitarian catastrophe. dozens of meps in the european parliament debate repeatedly highlighted that over 41,000 palestinians, mostly women and children. have been killed by israel since last october with more than 95,000 injured. we should bring mr. netanyahu and his genocidal butchers to some nurenburg (nurenberg 2.0). eu nations have been called upon to accept thousands of palestinians in urgent need of medical treatment. my own swedish government has rejected this proposal despite for example university. hospital being ready to provide care just as they did for ukrainian patients. experts closely monitoring the situation in gaza and the west bank suggest that the atrocities are being enabled by the united states. so european union has transformed itself from a um dove of peace to hook of uh war and i think it's very much following

, israel has been conducting... these kinds of attacks and aggressions on palestinians in the gaza strip, but hamas in the strip has been operating after 11 months and it is not defeated. hamas is not an ideology as well as hizbullah, hizbullah and hamas are are ideologies, not just military force, and because of this reason they can't be defeated, and in lebanon, hisbullah has great support among lebanese people, and whenever these kinds of attacks happen, rather than weakening hizbollah, heizballah gains prestige, gains more backing, and it will continue operations against. israel as hasan nasrullah said and as other analysts and other experts say that these attacks cannot degrade the military force of hizbullah and hizbullah will continue operations and it will not let uh the settlers to come back to northern occupied palestinian territories so the whole situation and the whole issues. started from the israeli genocide in the gaza strip, if israeli genocide in the gaza strip stops and the us and its allies pressu

how will israel use this time? israel, i think, threat _ israel use this time? this time? israel, i think, threat to make a - israel use this time? israel, i think, threat to make a landl think, threat to make a land attack. i don't think they will go inside lebanon. hezbollah, to be clear, now losing two pillars. we have to say clear. for ten days, they lost the deterrence. 0therwise, israel would not continue to strike lebanon, if hezbollah still had the deterrent. you have another guest? the deterrent. you have another cuest? ~ ., �* ., the deterrent. you have another iuest? ., ., ., guest? we don't have another cuest. guest? we don't have another guest- we _ guest? we don't have another guest. we have _ guest? we don't have another guest. we have been - guest? we don't have another guest. we have been very - guest. we have been very grateful to talk to you, general. thank you for talking to us and coping with the time delay. the news of the death of the hezbollah leader, hassan nasrallah, in an israeli airstrike, comes as tens of thousands of people have fle

where will where will will israel go next and what will it take to stop israel? well, that is very good question, robert, and we've heard this from many other people that have been um sharing their thoughts and views with us on our uh special coverage of the recent. developments and interestingly robert, everyone points to the fact that this level of unpredictability only signifies that hezbollah has to respond in kind. now hezbollah has the proven that it takes a very measured steps and of course it also waits for the right time and with the right strategy, so we're expecting something within those... lines to happen, we will be in touch with our correspondent to get more details. eve angler, activist and commentator from montreal is also with us. eve, tell us what was your first uh reaction to uh, this piece of news? i think israel clearly wants to licit a whole regional war. i now, i didn't think so before, but i doubt do think they are planning a ground invasion, which seems... like a pretty uh uh kind of wild escalation and very uh frought for israel um uh a

with double standards very clear between israel and ukraine um between israel and russia, how they explain the crimes, um, of course this this west will keep quiet and will black out on the death of their own nationals, at the start of your conversation or our conversation, you mentioned the 2 si war uh, i believe there was one in 2000 as well, how did say hasan nasrulah or marty nasrulah, both the hezballah and the resistance, and what has changed since then, so 2006 till 2024, well in 2006, as a witness, as bare witness, because i did, i was in lebanon, i was in beirut close to the suburbs when when... during the war, i would say the war a destruction level was was way more severe than now, the now at least until now, but the speaches of sayd hasanlah, the promises and the the famous speech on the 14th of july when he said, when he spoke about the battleship, the israeli battleship, and he said, look at it live right now, burn and sink, he fuled the people with with with um with uh hope, people believed when he says we're going to win, people believed, people believed, no matter the fact

and all the residents of israel. . , and all the residents of israel. ., , ., ., israel.about _ israel. taught us through what we know about the _ israel. taught us through what we know about the specific - we know about the specific strikes here that are believed to have killed him. he strikes here that are believed to have killed him.— strikes here that are believed to have killed him. he was -- it was a _ to have killed him. he was -- it was a massive _ to have killed him. he was -- it was a massive strike - to have killed him. he was -- it was a massive strike last i it was a massive strike last night, the most powerful strike that hit beirut in this conflict. we could hear the strike from here in downtown beirut, about six or seven kilometres from dahieh, hezbollah�*s stronghold. there was chaos and panic in dahieh, i was there after the attack and crowds of people were trying to leave. let me give you a sense of what is happening here right now. this is the square in central beirut and hundreds of people are here, they spent the night here after leaving dahieh, and

israel imports have risen by for the year 2024, secret meetings in july between officials from israel, the us and the uae, highlight is critical role in supporting israel's future political projects. imports from bahrain and the uae are primarily due to israel's growing reliance on their ports to transport goods by land through saudi arabia and jordan. you can see the uae, the port and then the land routes that go through, and of course uh saudi arabia being one of those uh land routes, that's a means of bypassing yemeny strikes in the red sea. the land routs are used uh which enable israel to increase its exports and uh this is seen again as a real stab in the back to palestinians and finally moving to egypt the first our country to normalized with tel avive imports to have been increased by 16%, exports to surged 130%. egyptian ports that you see over here, they serve as vital hub for israeli trade due to their proximity, you can see how close they are from occupied palestine to egypt with the different ports that you see that egypt has the port of asht for example just 29 kometers

annexation of the west bank to israel, exactly. so uh, in order to wrap up our discussion, mr. badakot, you just mentioned that the pro- palestine rallies in universities have resumed, and of course in the columbia university we do have reports that these uh pro-palestinian rah rallies are currently underway despite uh all the measures that the university has taken, so what do you think is the main message that is being conveyed? i think that the general... uh public opinion worldwide have shifted and also in this bill of the beast in the center of the imperialist - you know western power, especially united states and canada and europe, today we are witnessing totally new reality in term of popular support and in term of israel being exposed totally to the world, the united states, some of the governments in the west, they are trying to wash israeli lies, they're trying to make design is discourse looks better, they're doing everything in... their disposal to defend israel, but on the street level, on the universities and labor uni

unit 8200, which is, the two combined is where israel's assassinations are planned, it's where israel's psychological warfare is planned, where it's propaganda is planned, okay? it was um glilotted just 110 kilometers from the lebanese border, but just um 1 and a half kilometers from tel aviv, the deepest hisballah is hit so far, everyone goes silent, there seems to be discussion then that the head of um unit 8200 um brigadier general yosi seriel is dead, so we're hearing this, we don't know if it's true, israel doesn't confirm anything, israel recorded yesterday. that uh he's going to be, he's he said to announce his retirement in the coming weeks to be replaced, now this is also the man who few months austed himself online, he outed himself, yes by accident, the you know um eagle eyes discovered an email he does for something else and found out who he was, so we know who yosisarial is um and yosisarial doesn't uh doesn't announce this himself, somebody announces it, could it be that sariel is either dead or injured, we don't... no, but here's live view, how did israel know that the st

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christian: what about israel?e to the strategy in gaza, their idea was to push according to resolution 1701, which was tied up after the 2006 war that we covered. was that likely to ever be achieved without a stalemate? >> looking back to the aims of the 1996 war, i was based in the region then, and the 2006 war that we both saw. the aims are the same this time. they want to degrade hezbollah's ability to fire rockets into israel, push them north of the river, further away from the israel-lebanon border. in this case, they want to allow some 60,000 israelis were taken out of their homes under zbollah fire last october, allow them to return to their homes. these were suddenly added to the other war aims for gaza. it was not clear why they were added then. now it's clear from the beginning of the gaza war, the second front is now the hottest one, even though the fighting is still continuing in gaza today. no sign of that elusive cease-fire which would end the suffering of gazans and bring israeli hostages hom christ

of the state of israel design. isn't this central to understanding what's happening in palestine and israel. at this moment zionism is the motive force of the confiscation of land in palestine. and it is at the very core of the cleansing and genocide, we are witnessing today like most ideologies. zion is an emotion, is a response to appropriate. and in the late 19th century, anti semitism in europe had reached historic levels. thousands of jews were killed in a succession of pope groups with many more driven from their homes. among the jewish intellectuals proposing solutions was theodore hudson. a journalist in austria hungry hutsel cold for the creation of a jewish state outside of your suit choosing palestine is the promised land. he knew this would entail the displacement of palestinians, but as hudson will himself notes zionism wasn't the colonial idea of the colonial mindset. because up so to the crucial, to sign the id on the g. all the founding fathers, societies and clear your opinions and feel to have it.

firing rockets into israel. the threat that you wanted to eliminate. well, nasrallah, for the last 20 years, has been building a vast armoury of rockets, missiles and drones, more than most european countries — something like 200,000 rockets and missiles and drones. that just goes to show that it won't be over any time soon without either a surrender on their behalf or a diplomatic agreement. from our perspective, the military has instructions to restore safety and security to the north of israel. that can be done through taking out the leaders that are instructing these attacks against israel. as you said and reported, the leadership of hezbollah has in the last week been effectively decapitated. i would say that organisation needs to think very seriously if they want to pursue more attacks against israel. the idf is charged with responding and with the responsibility of maintaining security, securing the safety of the people of israel, of israelis thatjust want to get back to their homes, to get back to cultiv

, should israel resort to the bombing?thod, possibly believing that it might have the upper hand against hisballah when it comes to these technical technologically advanced means uh we have to wait and see now all eyes are on what saying leaders going to say uh this afternoon uh hazbullah will certainly have a response and in fact as you mention in your new... said hashim safina deen, the head of hazballah's executive council did say that we've we have now entered new phase in the in the wall, which is a significant statement, so we have to wait and see what hazballah strategy is going to be in this new phase. iran, yemen and the palestinian resistance movement hamas of condem recent israeli acts of terrorism against the lebanese people. iran's president masud pizeshkon called attack. heinous emphasizing terran support for lebanon, also yemen's foreign ministry called on the international community to condemn this aggression, which contradicts the un charter and international norms and treaties, and a senior hamas official

i think that what israel did went beyond what anyone would anticipate, but israel believes that it has right to do this because of that severe blow which it was dealt. that's why it, it's going way beyond any proportions which we expected. and you also have to bear in mind that israel to start with, it believes in the superiority of its own of the israeli of the zianist project. it believes itself to be superior. to other people, this point by the way, has been highlighted in more than one speech by the yemenlah leader abdul malik, so if you take all those factors in into consideration, the zionist supremacy if you would like, along with the very, very important operation and the severe blow which israel was dealt on october 7, i think that goes a long way in explaining while why israel is doing what it's doing and why it's going so far in committing these massacres in behaving above the law even by its own standards okay, so uh, what do you expect to happen next? now that pesbala has lots, it's number one commander, that would not mean the end of would it, we have seen otherwise, and

.— notjust israel.st israel. where does this leave iran? _ notjust israel. where does this leave iran? is - notjust israel. where does this leave iran? is that's i notjust israel. where does| this leave iran? is that's not the biggest _ this leave iran? is that's not the biggest question - this leave iran? is that's not the biggest question on - this leave iran? is that's not the biggest question on the| the biggest question on the table right now? the islamic regime of iran, for them hezbollah was the best of their pupils, but one that almost outshone teacher. hezbollah was the terror force and iran had to train the proxies fighting against israel in the last 11 and a half months, just in the last few days, from iraq, from yemen, they fired into ballistic missiles against israel. the question now is, will iranjoin in? because israel is degrading the islamic regime of iran's main force. i do not want any war, i did not want 0ctober do not want any war, i did not want october the 7th, i did not want octo

the arabs of israel george gilder is the author of the israel test how israel's genius enriches and challenges the world. and he's spent a few minutes with us here on book tv. thank you so much,and that was k festival founder laura bush. on september 8th, 2001, at the very first national book festival. well, welcome to the national

, which only exists as a reaction against israel terrorism within the... region uh israel uh could not stand alone, i believe that within one week they would sit down at the negotiating table with other regional actors in order to uh save their own uh institutions and what's left of the uh israeli state inside historic palestine, it's the fact that they have american packing, they have american bombs, they have american missiles and american... hercraft, it is an american war, there's no doubt about that. i don't believe that anything that netanyahu does is painted as some kind of lone creased figure who is carrying out his own objectives ostensibly to roman and par. i believe netanyahu sees himself as the leader of israel who finally ended the palestinian question by removing the palestinians from gaza and by removing the... palestinians from the west bank, he sees himself as some type of messiah, savior of the zaanist cause uh in the creation of israel and indeed the greater israel, he has stated publicly that he spent 20 years ensuring that there would be no uh two-state solution, h

, without jews moving to israel, there is no jewish state, there is no political... both of israel's legs have been fractured badly since october 7th, jews are leaving the state in greater numbers than before, um, israel is considered a paraya state by many, and getting there, we have had icj and icc rulings or you know on israel since the since october 7th, this is kind of astounding, the icc or icj is... reserve for african leaders and vladimir putin, not for israel, you know, um, so why would israel's enemies take a state um with a full-on military reprisal? uh, is this a possibility? okay, because i'm positing that boiling the frog is the only possibility, and it will um, necessarily end the state, okay, you can't, there's no in between, unless the... war was stopped in the first month of gaza, they could have done that, they didn't. now it is an existential war for israel. why did the resistance saxes not attack israel full on with all its new missiles and secret tactics and stuff that have been developed since 2006 and and what not? um, the reason is because any war against isr

the leaders of israel.i had the opportunity to go over there, i went to the music festival, met with some of the parent to their. i met with some of the hostage families. we got to keep doing this and i took our daughters to auschwitz years ago just to make sure they knew what was going on because this could happen again. i want to thank everybody for the opportunity to be here. if there's anything i can do to be helpful, give me your idea, i will work on it. this is personally important to me. i can't imagine what the people of israel are going through and what jews are going through, don't understand why this is happening. i will always fight for israel, always going to fight for our jewish community, just let i'm the be know what i can do to be help lend it is wonderful to be here. have a good night, goodbye. ♪♪ >> please welcome governor doug bergum. >> good morning. are you ready? what a fantastic night, how great to be back here, great to have these senators supporting us, rick scott, fantastic job, s

knows or israel— don't know whether israel knows or israel probably does have a better— or israel probablyd? and even though it has taken out a few of the — though it has taken out a few of the top leaders, what about the mid — of the top leaders, what about the mid range leaders? some were — the mid range leaders? some were injured, some were killed, in those — were injured, some were killed, in those pager attacks, the walkie—talkie attacks but this is a vast _ walkie—talkie attacks but this is a vast network, and we talked _ is a vast network, and we talked earlier about this redwan force said to be based close — redwan force said to be based close to — redwan force said to be based close to the border with israei. _ close to the border with israel, because its whole raison _ israel, because its whole raison d'etre is to carry out the — raison d'etre is to carry out the kind _ raison d'etre is to carry out the kind of incursion in israel to go— the kind of incursion in israel to go as _ the kind of incursion in israel to go as far as the gallilee and — to go as far as the gallilee and t

world community countries to stop israel or to force israel or to show israel their concern really by taking action like you know maybe economic buycots maybe reducing the diplomatic relationship may be doing anything nothing nothing we we just fit up with these statements of you know concern and condemmination without doing anything in spite of the fact that everyone's is watching in front of them this kind of genocide and massacers going on everyday for the palestinians all over gazah strip and now it's also started in the west bank so we believe that yes we need to see action and enough of uh you know statements and condemnation statements and all kind of you know describing also the situation without doing anything in reality. mc naper, uh, the un says 90% of the population in gaza is now displaced, schools, camps and shelters housing displaced families in gaza continue to be attacked by the uh israelis and the regime is using starvation and hunger as a weapon of war. how is fighting hamas and the resistance in any way tied to inducing famin and hunger on palestinian children in g

the mission of the nation is to stand against israel and to welcome our. compatriots who seek refuge in our arms. we are supporters of the resistance and we must, even if it is a small burden, lift some of the weight of the resistance. we should welcome the nation with open arms and be united and allig together. victory will be with us. our duty is to be alongside the resistance. our hearts and homes are at disposal of the resistance. may god protect srullah and grant him a long life. our souls are sacrificed for satan. may god protect the youth of the resistance and grant them victory over their enemies. from beirout and from the anitani family and the youth of beirut, we tell sied hassan that we will remain with you until our last breath. we are with the resistance and the cause of palestine and his people. we tell the people of the south and becca that beirot is their home. our homes belong to them, we are their guests and this is our smallest duty toward the people. that we are his supporters, we want you to strike the mouths of the israelis with iron

okay, so if there is escalation between hazbillah and israel, what could that mean for israel, how many wars can it fight at the same time? it's already... fighting a war in gaza, so zakar, what is your opinion? well, the war in in gaza has been a complete failure if we look at the israeli military sources, they are admitting that none of the objectives have been completed or achieved. in fact if we look at what was stated initially that they were going to uproot hamas, were going to completely remove the resistance from the ghaza strip, this objective moved into something else, moved into the degrading of the capabilities of the resistance, and even that is assumption when you look at israeli military statements, they say they have degraded the capability of hamas of islamic jihad of the various factions, and yet you see consistently ambushes, you have video footage bearing testament to the fact that they are bleeding in ghazza, they are finding it extremely difficult to hold to the philadelphia corridor which is becoming a mag it uh for anti-tank fire, the y 105 strikes, trap building

will urination stand with israel? will you stand with israel? will you stand with israel?u stand with democracy and peace? 0r stand with democracy and peace? or will you stand with iran? neighbour to dictatorship that subjugate its own people, exports terrorism across the globe? in this battle between good and evil them must be no equivocation. when you stand with israel, you stand for your own values and your own interests. yes, we are defending ourselves, but we are also defending you against the common enemy that through violence and terror, seeks to destroy our way of life. so there should be no confusion about this, but unfortunately, there is. a lot of it. in many countries. and in this very hall as i havejust heard. good is portrayed as evil, and evil is portrayed as evil, and evil is portrayed as good. we see this confusion when israel is falsely a clue accused of genocide when we defend ourselves against enemies who tried to commit genocide against us. we see this too when israel is absurdly accused by the icc prosecutor of deliberately starving palestinians in ga

show israel that you know... "you will be punished for what you are, what you are doing, but unfortunately we are still led in the whole world, still led by this small punch group of western countries who claim that they are the international community and do whatever they want around the world and no one can uh contradict to that, unfortunately. karim sharara, what do you think about the us's position uh on this genocide? how can uh the genocide that's been carried out uh in in gaza, how can washington push for a ceasefire, but at the same time provide israel with the tools and the arsenal and the all-out support to continue killing innocent women and children, and to highlight that, it's not just in gaza anymore, innocent women and children have been killed in lebanon, just uh in the wake of this recent attack in uh the southern suburbs of beirot, uh, number of children have been killed, uh, break down this us and western hypocracy regarding uh the... has genocide and israel's regional crimes for us please. wel

however, israel in just the last 11 month has killed more than 12,000 children, children, if israel went to argue that the other percentage of you know palestinians that they killed were armed combatant, 12,000 children have been killed and nothing has been done, if anything during the paris olympic, anyone who even attempt to raise a palestinian flag is not only escorted. out, some of them are charged, so israel fell feels that they are, they are protected and they have been protected by the so-called international community, by the so-called world based order, by the united states vetos um in in in the un security council by the support of of the eu, the majority of countries in the eu, um, by by the military support, by the financial support, by the political protection, by the mainstream media um that refuses to ask important question from israel and just take whatever israel has been saying at face value so... some of the wordens that has been used, um, many analysts are calling um western media complicit in this genocide, because every time israel will release a statement without a

but, israel does not stand alone and israel is not weak, israel does also have capabilities.iation to hezbollah's year—long attacks against our cities where we had to evacuate 60,000 of our people in the north, altogether including nasrallah's does demise, showing hezbollah and the raining, and i would argue hamas in gaza which has refused to renew in negotiations for the hostages who they still hold onto, it makes israel appear stronger, safer and it also leads our enemies to be weaker. i also leads our enemies to be weaker. ., ., ., , ., also leads our enemies to be weaker. ., ., ., ., weaker. i want to ask you about something _ weaker. i want to ask you about something come _ weaker. i want to ask you about something come been - weaker. i want to ask you about something come been watching | something come been watching saturday night after saturday night seeing huge protests by israelis in tel aviv, and i wondered is it any different on the saturday evening?- the saturday evening? well, karen, they're _ the saturday evening? well, karen, they're still- the saturday evening

"the institute for national security studies in israel has revealed that israel now stands at a crossroads regarding the ongoing onslot on gaza and confrontations with the axes of resistance, detailing that every decision about the future will undoubtedly have significant economic consequences, especially considering that the projected budget deficit for 2024 is expected to exceed the forecast, underlying the current state budget significantly. the paper explores the economic impact. with three scenarios, continuing the war in gaza, escalating tensions on the northern front, we're securing an agreement that includes captive release deal. time for some social media posts, first up, israel's economy is dying, construction, tourism, tech. companies planning businesses with israel have backed out of billion dollar deals, countries like turkey have stopped exporting goods like lumber for construction, it's only going to get. worse for them, then israel's power grid, which is largely switched to natural gas still depends on coal to supply demand. the biggest supplier of coal to israel is colombi

israel.e day. and this is tyre, also in southern lebanon on wednesday. even though hezbollah and israel have traded near daily cross—border fire for nearly a year, the intensity of strikes appears to be rising with a lot of damage in southern lebanon. so this is fire data, which has been compiled by aurora tech. they're a german based company who use satellites, which have special infrared sensors that monitor for temperature anomalies and help detect wildfires, which they then usually report to forestry and firefighting services. in this case, they're using the very same tech to analyse the situation in lebanon. and here are those areas in lebanon for the 23rd of september, latest we've got, which indicate possible damage caused by israeli strikes as well as fires down in israel near the sea of galilee. now, it's important to note we haven't independently verified that strikes took place at all of these locations. but if we take this data and we use it as a guide, we can start to pick out in