israel, because israel, thank god. so far , there are no issues with guided missiles, only with unguided ones, and he more or less copes with them drones are handled by israel those drones that were produced in syria why he bombed-bombed this factory because he cared about ukraine indirectly it helps ukraine but because these drones that are produced in syria they are designed to bomb israel that is why he destroyed them like this thank you for all the other myths - it's empty thank you, unfortunately, extremely short, but informative and honest yosyp zissel from the dissident co-president of the association of jewish and public organizations and communities waat worked together with khrystyna yatskiv and antin burkovskii mainly thank you, the time of our analytical marathon on the air is running out, but honestly, you have to work for us angelica sezo

israel . further, israel has certain agreements with russia that concern the great israel and its citizens and soldiers. the fact is that the iranian a weapon that reaches terrorists on the border of israel and is used in israel passes through syria and even the previous prime minister of vinyl - this is and agreed with putin, seeming to be sometimes not very good, for example, the range of the position, but since it is due to the national interests of israel, the emotion of many forgives inside israel because it is about recognition in reality so he agreed on what to take on the territory of syria when it is manufactured there or passes through salons and he does this continuously for weeks. he passes so that there is no attack from the air and the chinese reaction to such echelons of weapons or to the storage locations of these weapons, in particular, to these drones that are being discussed now, which are a problem for ukraine. this must also be taken into account. israel is simply fulfilling its obligations because the russians do not violate their obligations. israel is now very criticize

therefore, we address our appeal to the leadership of israel, but not only to leadership, we also appeal to the civil society of israel, because israel country where civil society weighs a lot and it can, if it wants to, the decisions of these bodies and the parliament, the knesset and the israeli government were more noble, fairer and more in line with today's state of what i call between civilizational conflict, we appeal to the leadership of israel and israeli society that this is not a war against ukraine, this is a conflict between these two civilizations between western democratic and eastern authoritarian non-democratic israel, a democratic country must understand that its national interests, which we understand very well, because israel is really hindered by much more problems on its northern and southern borders, and they are trying to prevent all problems and destroy the same drones and missiles with which israel is fired upon we understand that these are national interests, but today the holiday found itself in such a state that national interests cannot be higher than universal human interests and the interests of democra

it says it'll strengthen israel security people, billions of dollars into israel economy and ensure the stability of israel's border with lebanon. engineers are already testing the pipe that will eventually extract gas from its kurdish oil field to israel, mainland. and i hope that in about 3 weeks time, once those tests are completed, they come, begin to pump gas. the deal have to go before israel security cabinet. it'll meet on wednesday, and then there are a couple of potential legal and parliamentary hurdles to jump once they've been cleared. and i hope to be able to sign the deal with the lebanese for elections here in israel on november. the 1st, whether they managed to be that deadline or not, it's still a significant diplomatic victory for israel's prime minister jala pete. he is signing a deal with what is still considered an enemy country. the 1st time that israel signed any sort of agreement with lebanon, and he'll be hoping to exploit that in the run up to the elections. it also for israel significant, unimportant lab on able is able to start exploiting, looking for its own gas and oil reserves i

western slim and he has the latest israel. prime minister jala pete house called it on historic agreement. he said it strengthens israel security injects billions into israel's economy, and ensures the stability of the northern border was a little bit of a hiccup. last week, when lebanon wanted some changes to definitions of what the boys that israel was put in place along in the c along. it's bought a board or what those boys will be described as and over royalty payments from a gas field that struggles the israel 11 on board. but it seems somehow they've come to an agreement on, on the definitions for these. and so israel will now have a security cabinet meeting on wednesday, and then it has to go to supreme. the high court has to rule on this and then israel connected has to give the final rubber stamp to it. they want to do all of this before elections here on the 1st of november. lebanon's lead negotiator says the final draft border deal with israel satisfies all its requirements. the country had a number of concerns about the border. the 1st one related to a borderline marked by boys in the water that was created by israel as its forces withdrew from l

respects this decision of israel to some extent, israel is a client of the united states, but in this case it would be appropriate to use the expression the tail wags dog. israele situation with ukraine wags the united states in many ways after all, israel does only what it wants, and the united states supports it in everything, and now the journalist actually catches the official representative of the state department, on double standards, in particular, on the fact that israel occupied the territory of east jerusalem back in 1967 during the six-day war, the territory of east jerusalem was not recognized by the majority strangely, israel disputes the accusation from this report. he also disputes the allegations from human rights groups that you repeatedly cite regarding ukraine, iran and other countries. what is the difference, in your opinion ukraine is sovereign state of the message, no to japan. you point out what the critics say. listen, no country is immune and should not be immune from criticism. this, of course, also applies to israel, some of the criticism that we have heard and offered ourselves for several. months justified however, this statement i

israel for war crimes against humanity. very similar, put israel on trial for war crimes. to suggest that this is somehow anti semitic, is simply trying to avoid israel being called out for its appalling abuses in the occupied term. ah, many of those investigated by the labor party believe that israel is in apartheid state. israel was created in 1948 by forming a jewish homeland with in historic palestine. the combination of the zionist dream . in 1967, israel invaded and occupied the remaining palestinian land. israel has since isolated garza while building illegal settlements in the west bank. slowly diminishing the size of a potential palestinian state. ah, palestinians effectively live on the israeli military control and do not have equal rights. it's not anti semitic to coal, israel in apartheid state, it's simply a fact. we have the amnesty international report, the human rights watch report. we have israel's own one in those major. she writes organizations, but selim have also come to this conclusion. wow. oh, it's really busy. understood that there are things you can't say. so one of them is you can't talk about your experiences in harrowing

presidency to intimate that jews aren't loyal to israel rather than to the united states and that they are somehow somehow letting down letting down israel israel down the jewish people by jewish people but not not supporting him, supporting him who he who he contends is contends is the real the real friend of the jewish friend of the people. jewish people. it's all very it's all very unsightly and unsightly and unseemly, and as you unseemly and as you point out point out, it comes in a party in which kanye west has been taken off social media. we have seen even the soon to be if we are not to be careful the speaker of the house kevin mccarthy make a really antisemitic reference naming three jewish donors, and intimating again that jews control that jews control money, cruise control money, jews control politics. politics. this is unseemly stuff, and it is entirely condoned in the republican party. there was a time not too long ago, like before donald trump came on the scene, where republicans and democrats alike resisted the urge to engage in the world's oldest hatred which is antisemitism. but now in the age of there are nice people on the si

israel. israel has a very sophisticated air defence system that they call the iron dome that stops rockets from being fired — iranian made rockets — being fired from hamas into israeli territory. it is not clear that israel way prepared to give you assistance to create some sort of iron dome shield. have you or your government had any contact in recent days with israel? as i understand that, due to the close cooperation of iran and russia, the position of israel could be changed or maybe already, so, more to the diplomats but i understand that the communications exist, i hope we can count on them. you refered to winter coming, and temperatures are going to drop rapidly in ukraine. can you guarantee the ukrainian people will have access to electricity, heat and hot water through difficult months to come? we do everything to guarantee this and to prepare for this really hard winter and we cannot compare it to any winter which was before. and we have been preparing for this, for this difficult situation, we need to do some extraordinary decisions, but what is also important is we have to speak to our people and say we are fighting and doing everything every day but we need help and now we are asking the pop

israel. zana. thank you very much. indeed. i want to bring in bernard smith, who's at the border between lebanon and israel in northern israel. i santa was expanding there. there's a certain amount of restriction being placed on this agreement, and certainly no change to lebanon's foreign policy. how is this being seen in israel, given the fact that the countries, if i understand correct, they're so technically a war they are, but it's being seen here, rob, as it's being seen in lebanon as an historic agreement, all sides of called it, an historic agreement. the documents on the israeli side was signed by prime minister yal at bead earlier today. it arrived here on the border by helicopter, about half an hour ago in about 10 minutes ago, a convoy with the signed document drove through the board of post there to sort of an israeli a no man's land. on the other side, this document signed by israel will be given over to the us side who landed over the lebanese and lebanese will do the same. and then both sides will lodge. they agreed coordinates of their maritime border or with the united nations is significant. the israel becaus

israel or others? �* , recent days with israel or others?— recent days with israel or others? a , ., ., others? e cooperation _ others? as i understand, due to the close cooperation of - others? as i understand, due to the close cooperation of iran - the close cooperation of iran and russia, the position of israel could be changed or maybe already and so, more to the diplomats they understand that the communications of this, i hope we can count on them. ., ., them. you refer to winter coming — them. you refer to winter coming and _ them. you refer to winterj coming and temperatures them. you refer to winter - coming and temperatures are going to drop rapidly in ukraine. can you guarantee the ukrainian people that they will have access to electricity, heating hot water through difficult months to come would do everything _ difficult months to come would do everything to _ difficult months to come would do everything to guarantee - difficult months to come would| do everything to guarantee this and prepare for this really hard winter and we cannot compare it any winter which was before. and, we ha

israel. unfortunately, this, this deal is not even a direct agreement between israel and 11 on its agreement of israel with the united states. and on sunday, with the, with, with the united states. and unfortunately, i don't see the steel leading to any sort of normalization of fact that only it only strengthens his beloved rejection. as an extreme, it's politics laurie. i want to let you respond to that. russell seems to give a lot of importance to has been in terms of, you know, they're the place in the go stations in the, in the steel. is that the case? i mean, is really running things here. look, i think they are in the, the, out in the, in the period of elections as it was mentioned and during elections, we become very populous at the end of the day. and that's on yahoo has decided to go to negotiations between with lebanon. and i think by, by october 2021, that new construction were launched and the thumbnail was empower that has been, i wasn't lebanon, and today, after 2 years has been listed in lebanon. so i think that populates the brought off of the of what's happening of the extra now it's

israel. and yes, but after the first of november, let's not forget that in part these statements that we hear in israel today are also aimed at the internal audience, and in them 1 unfortunately, israeleen in such a permanent state for the past several years, which party occupies which position, who will be the minister, this will have a serious impact, but now for now it is important how the population affects and there is still a sufficient number of people from russia, and they are also well. they sometimes have such an ambiguous position on the russian-ukrainian war. this is the first and second - this is that at the moment i have already seen two translations of this statement of the minister of defense our snakes are a lot. they wrote in the present tense and in the mobi -future that they will not sell, and i saw others who translated, after all, in the past tense that israel did not sell to ukraine, but now it will be considered to name anti-drone technologies, and here the question is weapons or not weapons to the classic question of course it's not a weapon, but on the other hand it's exactly what ukraine needs at the moment because israel has knowledge of how to work with i

israel on drilling rights is not reached. now, previously, israel had been sort of waiting for this agreement to be waiting for this agreement to sign with lebanon before it fully started exploiting corporation, which is in its territorial waters. israel is now said, regardless of any deal with lebanon, it's gonna progress with this with his own or oil field. now, if these tests pan out, israel says within weeks, they could start pumping oil. that's from the energy company, energy. and that is exploiting the block with israelis. so the question is, what is the risk to his rail of starting to pump gas from korea? bearing in mind that it has not reached a full deal with lebanon over its maritime borders and potential tension. i had the bennett smith across that situation for us from west teresa. thank you. bye. not historians and cattle say they've intervene to stop the sale of nearly a dozen stolen manuscripts from afghanistan and they were being sold in prestigious auction houses as there was never reported. now, a group of experts as working with interpol and the wealth customs organization to preserve afghanistan's heritage in history or something of a, it has a centuries old kron from central asia. still in pristine condition, 700

israel security injects billions into israel's economy, and ensures the stability of the northern border that was a little bit of a hiccup. last week, when lebanon wanted some changes to definitions of what the boys that israel has put in place along in the see along its water board, or what those boys will be described as and over royalty payments from a gas field that struggles the israel lab. and on board, but it seems somehow they've come to an agreement on, on the definitions for these. and so israel will now have a security cabinet meeting on wednesday. and then it has to go to supreme girl. there's a high court has to rule on this and then israel's connects, it has to give the final rubber stamp to it. they want to do all of this before elections here on the 1st of november. there's no guarantee that will happen these, these are these, the specifics official events have to take place and the no guarantee that it might all happen before the no 1st of november. but whatever. it also looked great for ya or lap p. he's reached an agreement with an enemy country and in hen running for re election running for poems in a very, very tight race. this looks very good for him. i'll 0 but a spare flight there in

both in that was frank and israel, killing at least 19 israel. israel has lost obey him, but a quarter, carrying out over $2200.00 rate. and that rate separations largely a targeting the city of nablus and unique under the ethics of carving, the so called but it, he and to the rhythm against the it civilians. as a result, more than $100.00 and 15th at athenians, including woman and the children have be coded using the threat. and at least 7000 blockers have been injured, passed on the better thing that dictate. on the other hand, according to, was there any, he says, if anything, a minute dance carried out at least 130 show kings in there with bad situation in the west bank is worrying in several respects. and i believe that it is heading towards an escalation, especially at the security level. there are 3 reasons for the explosion and the escalation of the violent confrontation. one is the economic deterioration. the 2nd is the escalation of provocations and attacks by the israeli army and israeli settlers. and the 3rd is the absence of prospects for any political process between the

lebanon's president has received a usaa mediated proposal to resolve a maritime board dispute with israel, israel and lebanon. i've been holding indirect talks on territorial waters in the mid and the division of gas fields. that's no longer more news coming up here. not 0 right after inside store. ah. looking at fossils, military leader is ousted in it's 2nd cool. this year, similar takeovers in guinea. and molly have race, years of a rollback of democracy in west africa. what's behind the instability and how should the international tv respond? this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm fully battery book we're keener fossil has now witnessed to military cause in 9 months. leader port army demi bow was overthrown by some of the same soldiers who 1st backed him in the january take over . on friday, people walk up to the sound of gunfire. round the presidential palace and military barracks in the capital laga, dougal soldiers blocked major roads. amoeba appealed for calm, but soon protesters waiting borkin abbey, and russian flags began to call for his removal to me, but has b

if they have any effect on relations between israel and the united states of america, they can condemn the actions of israel, but israels their strategic partner, therefore, while condemning , cooperation and support at a more general global level is still maintained aleksey kvashenkin anastasia medvedeva maxim zaichenko and natalya levchenkova telekompanenkova. in real art , the life work of a muscovite and hereditary welder alexandra ivleeva. the girl herself asks to name yourself as the queen of welding. dozens of works came out from under her light hand, many of which can be seen in different parts of the country from murmansk to the lipetsk region alexander says that her hobby is not a business of self-expression with meaning alina talked to someone who destroys stereotypes, this is my workshop queen castle is very ancient building where i work. this is an old soviet plant, where they did what, but rolling mills. if this is a castle, then you are in it someone of a princess who is sitting in the castle, of course, the queen in the eld queen queen of welding, but i prefer not to translate. i am a sculptor artist pe

have antic thrspecial guest, former prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu been longest serving prime minister of israel ime minister of israel four americans we have not heard much from the prime minister. but you should know he's running for prime minister. my fingers are crossed because we need a strong israel. and he has written a book that is so fantastic it is called beebe my story. it is his real story it's america's story. it's a world story. it's a narrative where he walks through from early in life up to really current day. it's very fascinating. interesting the interaction with various american presidents and secretaries of state. i went to start not at the beginning mr. prime minister i went to start with something that is existenial to both of our countries. that is the regime in iran. now, president trump pretty much at his foot on the throat of this regime. he got rid of the deal the obama administration had negotiated. president biden is begging the same regime to sign something, anything. even though the regime keeps thumbing its nose at the united states and is working at breakneck speed to get their nukes,

israel , and he comes from an elected. he is the son of israel's six president, hi am herzog, -- hiram herzog, the brother of israel's ambassadoro the united states, mike herzog. president herzog was first elected to israel's parliament in 2003, where he served for the next 15 years, which included service in many ministerial portfolios. in 2013, president herzog was elected chairman of the israeli labor party, which, in 2015, aligned with another party to form the zionist union. following the 2015 election, he served as leader of the opposition. in 2018, he was elected chairman of the jewish agency for israel. president herzog's deep relationships across the israeli political spectrum and the respect with which he treats members of all parties resulted in 2021 with him being elected by an overwhelming majority as the 11th president of the state of israel. today's conversation will be moderated by ambassador daniel schapiro, who served as u.s. ambassador to israel from 2011 to 2017, and is today a distinguished fellow at the atlantic council. the event also marks a major expansion of the n7 initiative, a partnership between the

it says it'll strengthen israel security people, billions of dollars into israel economy and ensure the stability of israel's border with lebanon. engineers are already testing the pipe that will eventually extract gas from its kurdish oil field to israel, mainland. and i hope that in about 3 weeks time, once those tests are completed, they come, begin to pump gas. the deal has to go before israel security cabinet. it'll meet on wednesday, and then there are a couple of potential legal and parliamentary hurdles to jump once they've been cleared. and i hope to be able to sign the deal with the lebanese for elections here in israel on november. the 1st, whether they managed to be that deadline or not, it's still a significant diplomatic victory for israel's prime minister jala pete. he is signing a deal with what is still considered an enemy country. the 1st time that israel signed any sort of agreement with lebanon, and he'll be hoping to exploit that in the run up to the elections. it also for israel significant, unimportant lab on able is able to start exploiting, looking for its own gas and oil reserves in

s. mediated proposal to resolve a maritime border dispute with israel. israel and lebanon had been holding in direct talks on territorial waters in the mediterranean and the division of gas fields. thousands have gathered in the iraqi capital to mark the 3rd anniversary of major demonstrations against the government. the protest in 2019 called for an to ramp and corruption and high unemployment and what became known as the to city in movement. security has been tightened around iraq's capital. most of its bridges and main roads are closed. the testers are demanding. the removal of a political establishment they say is corrupt. only has him is that the protestant has this update from baghdad. we are on a ga bridge that connects the harriet square to the green zone in baghdad. people for to, to hire square since this morning, to mark the 3rd anniversary of the october uprising that so many iraqis being killed in the streets for raising slogans against got option for calling for accountability and requesting the limitations for an intervention in the countries politics. today, after 3 years,

israel will be given a share of any profits. while the korea gas field will remain within israel's waters and extraction has already started. this allows israel to increase its potential to export gas to europe, where there is a rising demand triggered by russia's invasion of ukraine. energy production in the eastern mediterranean has been growing as israel, egypt. jordan and cyprus have worked together. you look for approximately you look for accessibility among many other things and so far, the east med geographically positioned as it is, is proving to be that accessible quality door to europe. so they can start getting guys, getting guys out of lebanon will take time. the deal enables international companies to begin exploration, which could help lebanon with its crippling economic crisis. for 11 on this is about the economy. it insists the deal does not signify any form of normalization, nor is it a peace treaty. for israel, it's about security guarantees. and in the words of the prime minister, your la pete, a political achievement through which levon on the fact recognizes israel has the law which for, towards israel rejected those clai

s. mediated prison proposal to resolve a maritime border dispute with israel. israel and lebanon have been holding, talked to agree on that territorial waters in the mediterranean, and the division of gas fields and thousands of people gathering in baghdad to mark the 3rd anniversary of major demonstrations against the government. to protest. back in 2019 were held to take an end to rampant corruption and high employment. mercedes across iran are hosting protests over the death of masa, a meaning in police custody. that's despite heavy crackdowns. police officers reportedly find t gas in the city of auburn. in the south west. dozens of people have been killed in hundreds, arrested in the past 2 weeks since the unrest began. 22 year old and maney was arrested by iran's morality police for allegedly not following the countries and dress code. police saying she died of heart failure, but her family claims she was beaten by offices. and at least 19 people had been killed as a police station was attacked in south east in the run. the dead include 2 offices of the runs. revolutionary gods,

s. mediated proposal to resolve a maritime border dispute with israel. israel and lebanon have been holding indirect talk frontier at royal waters in the mediterranean, and the division of gas fields. thousands have gathered into a rocky capital to mark the 3rd anniversary of major demonstrations against the government. the protest in 21900, called for an entr, rambling corruption and high unemployment. and what became known as history and movement securities and titans around iraq capital. most of its bridges and main roads are closed for testers are demanding the removal of a political establishment. they say is corrupt. students from some iranian universities are holding a sit in following the death of masa omni. they're accusing the government and suppressing opposing voices entertaining students. and he died last month after being arrested by wrongs. morality police, many of the demonstrators, including some university professors, are refusing to attend classes. the netherlands has condemned nicaragua decision to cut diplomatic ties, dunning, or take as governments of accused the dutch

israel. they did not the state to israel they want estate instead of israel. so they vetoed any agreements after two peace of ribs with egypt and jordan for 25 years we could not get any peace agreements because everybody had the slogan you got a piece of the palestinians. and i said no. effective the other way around you do not let the palestinian tail wag the body of the arab world. what you do is go around the palestinians and you make peace with the broader arab world and then maybe you will get the palestinians to curb their rejection to israel. that as we ended up doing. and it happened because of the increased power of israel that we had been able to achieve through economic reforms, free markets through military reforms and through diplomatic prowess that combine the two. it is a peace through strength through the iron triangle of peace economic strength, military strength, diplomatic strength. it paved the way for peace agreements. statement may come back mr. prime minister want to pursue that. the iron triangle of strength. hard power, soft power comi

borders to speed with israel. israel and lebanon have been holding indirect talks on territorial waters in the mediterranean, and the division of gas fields. and that potential israel lebanon deal is seen as having implications to europe as the e. u stakes. to what you said, energy dependence on russia, while in bulgaria, gas pipeline, with grace is now open. it comes as bulgarians held snap elections on sunday, and energy and the war and ukraine, a major issues and recently has moved from sophia. it's the 4th election to the national assembly in 2 years. this is a deep political crisis. russia's invasion of ukraine has polarized deep divisions between the parties here on the eve of the elections. one of this country's attempts to go energy independent from russia, was only show the opening of a pipeline between greece and bulgaria, which will carry gas from azerbaijan. carol pick call for pro western party leader, had been prime minister when russia demanded roubles the it's guess supply. pet cough refused. the demands in april and gas supplies were cut. 3 months later, his coalition government fell off road no confidence vote in his party's co founder says the co

it is now uh, should we expect a strike from the united states on iran, or maybe israel, or maybe israel, when israel's first ballistic missiles are no longer drones and ballistic missiles will fly over the territory of ukraine. it is possible that this is a good question, pay attention to how the americans formulate everything. we will apply such and such and such and such that you will shudder there, well, let's assume that this means no one knows the specifics, when they talk about iran, we are ready to apply all possible necessary means, and here they emphasize that these are not sanctions, attention, these are not sanctions, yes, weight this is not a bluff. as i said. no character, a new level of concern, so here it is. what is it about? well, it's iranian, we have a simpler story in america, more precisely , in americans, we all remember the fate of the otaku kasim soleimani, yes, he reminded me of the general. -and means the commander of the alkutz expeditionary force, a person with imagination, a person who, in principle , was a promoter and a key figure in the established russian-iranian relat

borders between both countries. israel is expect to make a pressed statement very shortly, will be carried on all the main bulletins here in israel. because as far as israel's prime minister, yale appeared is concerned. this is a significant diplomatic victory, as well as a success. he says, for israel security is really after decades of hostility between the 2 countries, really, as far as this rose concern essentially a recognition by lebanon, or of israel's, of existence. they don't formally recognize each countries, but the fact of the lebanese signing this agreement shows a says israel, that as international recognition in the fe, witnessed by her friends, the u. s. and the united nations. it comes good timing as wealthy. i'll appeal because our elections here next week in israel security always plays well for any body or van israeli prime minister to show that tough on security unsuccessful diplomatically yala. pete will hope this plays in to the election next week, which is going to be very, very tight. right. thanks so much bernadette. meanwhile, the lebanese government is awarded a french royal firm, temporary control of an offshore gas block. the f

israel, israel and lebanon, had been holding indirect talk on territorial waters in the med and the division of gas fields. the 2 countries are technically at war and have been negotiating on an 860 square kilometer patch of sea. the last year lebanon expanded its claim by more than 1400 square kilometers to include the carriage gas field. and that led to a breakdown and talked very tysons back down until would allow israel to begin producing gas from the carries fuel to fulfill contracts. for europe, without risking conflict with his beloved, it will also allow lebanon to begin exploring and tapping potential resources. international companies, absurd operations won't proceed until the dispute is resolved. as bla, leader has around us, written as roller says, it's a significant move. and joe hood will, she had one significance of what took place to day is that fear now exists a written text in the hands of the 3 heads of state. and i believe it will be translated and studied according to the language it is drafted in before they engage in discussions. i always say that is the responsibility of the state and his leadership and officials to take the right decision in the interest of the country and its people. this means that the coming days are very critical because lebanon's response will be announced. and we should know, in which direction we'll be heading in this respect. let's enough room zenato who

s. mediated proposal to resolve a maritime border dispute with israel. israel and lebanon have been holding indirect talks on territorial waters in the mediterranean and the division of gas fields. just headlines. one use coming up here now to 0. right after people, a path news, news, news, news, news. the up to the 2020 us presidential race and the violent attempts to change the result that followed. the country still divided. what constitutes freedom authoritarianism and loyalty to the constitution? in this 2nd of 2 reports on this audiological clash pub, a house has been to florida as mid term elections approach could the controversial policies of its republican governor point to what's coming elsewhere in america. ah blue, i can't see it very well. i'll do this. somebody says good day after a mob storm the u. s. capital in january 6th, $2021.00 on fades. urgent issue a condemnation of the attack, but he still couldn't admit that he lost but this election is now congress as certified the results. i don't want to say election, so i just want to say congress has certified the results. with

israel. israel and lebanon have been holding indirect talks on territorial waters in the med and the division of gas fields that the 2 countries are technically at war. and have been negotiating on an 860 square kilometer patch of sea. but last year level and expanded its claim by more than 1400 square kilometers to include the current gas feel. and that lead to a breakdown and talks in bay root has since breakdown deal would allow israel to begin producing gas from the current field to fulfill contracts for europe without risking conflict with his blah will also allow lebanon to begin exploring and tapping potential resources. international companies have said operations will not proceed until the dispute is resolved well, has been our leader has run as walla says, it is a significant move in missouri. little i am al young at the had death. the speaking of current affairs, with respect to the maritime borders and oil and gas fields. after months of political and media campaigning, we learned from the media to day that the 3 heads of state officially received from the mediators. a written proposal to resolve this issue. it is a very positive step. the significance of what took place to day is that they are now exists. the written text in the hands of the 3 heads of state. i believe it will be translated and studied according to the language it is drafted in before they engage in discussions. i always say that is the re

israel. it also israel is a significant security issue. really, if you liked the israel, it matters the lab on is able to exploit its own natural gas resources, hydrocarbon resources in its own waters. because israel doesn't want lebanon to be as reliant on iran fuel, most of the time, because arriving 11 or the moment, full of rating fuel. israel wants to see 11 on rely more on its own energy. so for these railways, very pleasing is going to go ahead because for their economy security, this is a benefit for bernard spits reporting live from western lin, thank you very much. and earlier i spoke with zina hunter, a reporter in beirut. the lead negotiator alias was sab handed that draft text that u. s. mediator draft text to the president, and he spoke to the media afterwards, and he says, lebanon is satisfied. our requirements have been made. this is a good deal, a deal that will bring about economic benefits. and really, this is one of the reasons why lebanon has really been pushing for a deal along that maritime border. intermittent negotiations have been taking place f