you're going to have peace and strength around israel and protection of israel. israel is just a great miracle come if you look at it. it has been a miracle what took place. who would have thought it would have happened? you go back years ago, nobody would have thought it was possible. we really kept the miracle alive because you were being hit at every single outpost and when i -- i think it is an interesting story. every president said jerusalem will be the capital. we are going to move the embassy to jerusalem. i got the embassy built, which is no small thing. we got it built fast and you have a gorgeous embassy. jerusalem stone, ok? very expensive. in jerusalem it was not so bad. the pressure put on me -- and i understand the other presidents. i didn't understand why they never got it done. many previous presidents. i got it done immediately. they would call and they would want to talk to me and they would tell me what it was about prior to my getting on the phone i said, i will call you back next week. i made the announcement because you had tremendous pressure put

israel look like now? as i said, israel is waiting for israel. loans, there are some problems, we have a connection, now wel try to return the review oleksiy, who said that israel is now waiting for the prize of non -payments on loans, most likely this government, since it has experience in dealing with such crises, he may be able to do something to prevent this, but in reality, the players are just waiting for some serious decisions in the financial sector, er, in the tax sector, because taxes are too high , they are very kind to businesses and ordinary people here, everyone must report every year what he received and pay a certain amount some time ago, the current social situation in israel is not the best. let's put it this way. despite the fact that israel has a stable budget surplus and the country simply earns a lot of money through the export of technologies and military weapons technology is usually also an it-fera, but that's what it is. i think that this is the result of a three- or five-year-old situation that has arisen in the parliament where no one can talk to anyone about anything thought we

israel, well , that was before, israel i may not have taken such steps, but in this resolution we have taken enough steps, let's say traditionally, there could have been a more proactive position here, and we now need from israel, what i wanted to say was very quick steps of military-technical cooperation, well that ideally, or because of what has already been done, israel has lifted the ban on the supply of some systems to estonia. well, i am saying what was only heard in the media, and we also know very well since last year that israel has a good anti-drone system against these veran drones, which can even to be used on ordinary planes er small planes this is a new technology and it would be very good to cooperate now very quickly specifically on er iran, well, that is, we have a common enemy, did they actually vote in the un or not and is it really israeli, the ambassador is i had to go to ours and convince you to vote. i would have done it differently. i would have hinted that we are ready to transfer part of our representation from tel aviv to the virus, and this would be a very powerful step. yes, here. why not just like that, but in coordination in specific coordination ? work in other important directi

patients in israel, you live in israel, a country that has been in a state of war for many, many years in one way or another. and in palestine, is it possible to compare the war that israelth the war that is going on in in ukraine, it seems to me that the war that is happening today in ukraine is a war that israel has not seen in the last century, but i am not talking about europe or the netherlands, because if we take the world community as a whole, israel is probably the only country that is in some kind of practical and he is always ready for battle, and he is in such an urgent state of war every day. yes , we know that only recently there were several terrorist attacks in israel. they believe that this is some kind of provocation of russia because only when israel started something very much they will begin to show readiness and cooperation and to transfer weapons and some kind of global political big cooperation is against the background of the collaboration between israel and russia and in the e- these cancers started right away - this is not a coincidence. but i can say that we are creating some kind of collaboration between the military of israel and ukraine, and

israel will be given a share of profits. while the karish gas-field will remain in israel's waters, and extraction has already started. this allows israelential -- to increase its potential to transport gas to europe. 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 proximity, accessibility among other things, and so far geographically positioned as it is is proving to be the accessible corridor to europe, so they can start getting gas. correspondent: getting gas out of lebanon will take time. the deal enables international companies to begin exploration, which could help lebanon with its crippling economic crisis. for lebanon 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 is about security guarantees, and in the words of the prime minister, a political achievement through which lebanon recognizes israel. hezbollah rejected those claims. since the start of the negotiations, the iranian backed group

one of which is located in israel in the palestinian authority in the gas sector and fires rockets at israel, the other is located in lebanon and can also fire rockets at israel. he will use some kind of nuclear weapon there against israel as it was there during those great wars but he did not fight israel himself could hope that he would defeat the egyptian jordanian syrian army was defeating now this is a special situation, because if russia, say, closes the sky for israel, well, the security of israel, the syrian security of israel, can worsen that this is simply necessary, the reason is that if the sky is closed sooner or later , these drones will appear, why are they here? ballistic missiles and what is happening in our country today, because new ones will happen tomorrow in tel aviv, well, this is real, no, no, this reality was one of the first to understand what he started to do. he decided that he needed a special relationship with putin to solve this problem strategically, this is not his personal approach, the late prime minister of japan, sindiaba, believed that he needed a personal relationship with putin to solve the royal problem, this is an ill

israel would always have the resources and strength to defend herself by herself. under our administration, american support for israel security was greater than any time in the history of the modern state of israel[applause] from our first day in office, we took steps to take action to strengthen that relationship. we acknowledged israel's sovereignty over the goal on heights. we removed the united states for the u.n. human rights council for its blatant anti-israel bias. we shut down the plo office in washington, d.c. [applause] our administration signed the strongest executive order ever written to fight anti-semitism. we banned taxpayer dollars from any institution of higher education that traffics in anti-semitic hate. [applause] and on the foreign stage, we were just as strong. we withdrew from the disastrous iran nuclear deal and made it clear that america will never allow iran to obtain a nuclear weapon. we isolated iran more than ever before. we confronted their malign behavior across the region, the courage of our armed forces and the decisiveness of our president. qassem soleimani is gone. [applause] and of course, as secretary pompeo just reminded us, after four consecutive administra

israel as a whole. this is a completely normal process for the middle east, unfortunately. the community is making israel become an international global player, if you want, because now it really interferes not only with israelael signed aurora and all the abrahamic agreements are those with which saudi arabia, for example, is about to sign, and this strengthens cooperation with israel and neighboring countries, but again, to a certain extent, they are right, but in reality, this country constantly lives in a situation of certain certain precautions and is very worried about one's personal national security security can be explained to a certain extent by the reluctance to cooperate military-technical cooperation between ukraine and ukraine in connection with its difficult internal situation thank you, thank you yevhen korniychuk, the extraordinary ambassador of ukraine in israel, informed us of what is happening there. there is indeed a change of government, but it is not exotic, to put it mildly , let's say literally who is it? yes, when the fear stopped growing in my city for 15 years, it is no longer exotic, and in fact, it is mykola the most right-wing government, of course, is absolutely incredible in

israel. israel is up and, and we are not being encouraged whatsoever and more importantly than that. yeah. or maybe together there is also no incentive today for an israeli to look critically of the situation. yeah. relatively. yeah. while of course we all have family members, friends who are victims of the situation as well. and people who died as a result. relatively speaking, these rays are not affected by your patient. our day to day life is barely affected . my probation i r holz aren't being made in the night and am i middle school and i appreciate this going. forgive me. i don't mean to interject, but i appreciate this point at same time. let's take another look at a clip that kind of illustrates the way in which i, you interacted with these soldiers while you were all working on this film. take a look. oh, hold on, please. leave a folder with me, i will see them with showing them a little above double, double jelly. mcclure. come on a go 30 evolve ago in ari i see them pushing you there. and obviously anyone who's worked on the ground or, or tried to interact with soldiers, i mean, the dehumanization is immediate an instant. and do you know, while that was all happening? i mean, could you give us a little bit more context of, was that at the beginning of the trip, what was going through your mind? did you think that maybe you wouldn't be able to report the story? i know that was literally when we had just arrived like a man had just started rolling like 30 seconds prior. we were filming me walking down. that's the 2nd check point. and i was greeting henri and his colleague, joel and right. as we were saying, hi, how are you? i'm dina. they came in and they swarmed us and for me like, you know, i had so much anticipation like i had studied the area. i talked to my dad, he drew me maps. i'm visiting my home town and, and it just got so tainted and you brought up shooting a block there earlier and she was my friend and she was my colleague and this was just weeks after she was murdered and she was fresh in my mind. i cannot look at an israeli soldier and not uniform the same one. you know, what was it different for you? i mean, i know you've worked there before, you've always come across quite quite stoic in your, in your deliveries and, and in the way you interact with these soldiers. was it different this time because of her loss? i mean, she was perhaps, as we all know, um maybe one of the most relentless and persistent reporters on this issue and depicting our daily life under occupation. so it was different for you, dina, this time it a 100 percent. i mean, even in 2018, a man and i were reporting, we weren't doing anything and they threw stun grenades out as i've never been under the delusion that being a journalist will somehow protect me. but when you see how shitty debacle was murdered in cold blood, despite wearing a helmet and press best marked press despite being a us citizen. and that moment you know, i'm thinking my us passports, not protecting me, the cameras not protecting me. and even in that same location where we were just a few weeks prior, another palestinian american journalist named highest mean was also detained by soldiers there. while she was building her show, she was taken, she was strip, searched in front of her mother, you know, for no reason. and they had one of the soldiers had the bite of his rifle in her mother stomach while she was being stripped search. i told henri, i don't know what would have happened if you guys weren't there. you know, if i didn't have to former israeli soldiers there to protect me in my home town. so there was a lot of feelings and there was a lot of thinking about shipping and i'm thinking about how these guys can do anything they want with impunity with the backing of the. and i think with the need to understand this together with the issue of the fact that it's the israel and the patient is great. everything can we, you know, the height is the reality. yeah. these are one of the decade before, you know, being billed by the, by the railing in there. yeah. and it's not for series, that is why don't those terrible ceiling is doing and, and we're just seeing this is lation grow more policy means dyer more so there violence more hold that will leave more home invasions. this equation is only be warranted. he's more jerry dying, more theory for a organization for the activists is becoming a mortgage people. well, and i know that you feature soldiers who are anonymous most of the time. it's not all the time. and i understand because of the fear of retribution, nomic leon. but i wonder it without breaking the silence and going public and being visible and, and i think so much of what i've heard is that there's, there's like sort of, there's no incentive because they don't see the occupation. it doesn't affect their lives there in israel. so i wonder with all t

the results of the elections in israel, not out of academic interest, we understand that israel is one of the key countries in the middle east, on the other hand israelf the flagships in the defense industry, but until recently israel was not too active in the so-called issue of supporting us and you, so how can the situation change because we understand that the biblical yagu is a certain friend putin no, i don't agree with you on that. if we keep mentioning all the time that it wasn't tenyaku who wore a portrait on a stick during the immortal regiment campaign a few years ago, then we won't go far and we will remind our individual government officials who shout israel help and then they will vote for the resolution initiated by the arab countries on the general assembly of the united nations organization. i think that not tenyagu, like every politician, but netonigu, the politician is very experienced, and khrystyna mentioned the criminal cases against he, that is, netenyagu has, i would say, additional motivation in order to become the prime minister, and he, well, at the moment, has good chances , that is, he is given 65 votes , 120 or so, it is

israel. israel, which really means netanyahu government, in particular, with united states, with respect to negotiating with iran on the nuclear agreement. so, i don't know if it is literally unprecedented, but it is unusual that there be an open difference like this. but it is a bit of a political pressure from the u. s. congress, at least on the israelis does put them on the back foot and irritates them whether substantively want to choose more than that. i don't. and in glenn, in the near term with benjamin netanyahu, looking as though he is set to regain power, as, as prime minister in israel. i mean, what, what does this do to the u. s. is really relationship? well, it has been strange. netanyahu has been aggressive in advocating the, his positions, and particularly with regard to the iranian nuclear issue, but also with regard to settlements. and that is, is really arab muslim relations and how they differ from the u. s. position which remains a now progressively forlorn hope for a 2 state solution to the differences between palestine, palestinians, and israelis. so this will just be a little bit of friction, additional friction but whether it will have more substantive effect. i'm not sure, but i think the substance is the friction next. all right, that's glen carl, joining us from boston. thank you so much for joining us on al jazeera. ah, us president joe biden says he had a blunt discussion with china's leader fusion ping as the 2 met for a long awaited talks on the eve of the g. 20 summit in indonesia. it was their 1st face to face meetings in the bite and took offi

israel, because israel will also understand that they are hypothetical next victims, i will remind you that when the supply took place vransky drones to russia, certain israeli journalists began to express the opinion that these drones were exchanged for some technology necessary for the production of nuclear weapons in the wound, and therefore these weapons can be used against the state of israel and therefore israel. perhaps he does not say that he will be open to help ukraine, but somehow an explosion at a factory that produces drones of an aircraft leads to the environment, yes. thank you very much for the explanation . research and candidates of economic sciences well, news, as we have already said in the turn, iryna koval, i say to you, ira. thank you, colleagues. in just a moment, i will tell you about the latest events, for now 11.01 in ukraine, in the studio, iryna koval welcomes all viewers of the espresso tv channel, and just now i will tell you about the latest events. at this time, the cabinet of ministers has already officially appointed oleksiy chernyshov as the head of naftogaz, the corresponding decision comes into force today, november 4, from march 2020 , the official was the minister of community development and territory however, the day before the verkhovna rada supported his resignation to chernyshov, the joint-stock company was headed by yury vitrenko, h

israel warned the russian authorities israel that if iran starts supplying ballistic missiles to russia then the ukrainian army can receive high -altitude tourism missiles of israeli production or from israels reported by the israeli content with reference to the national security adviser of israel, e-e yaal-khulat, his name was given during the speech on a uniform in bahrain he said about it according to the state media corporation khan so far there are no indications that this is about missiles of israeli production, well, it is possible that the production may be different, but israel can transfer them, however, most analysts and experts assumed that the warning concerned exactly this type of weapon is meant, well, an israeli-made missile that we can theoretically send to israel from israel, well, ask for what it can give us, maybe it will also be about the system of air defense is not only about ballistic missiles or cruise missiles, i am asking for a panel. israel is in the summer of the market. hello hello. you hear that, you know , the video on the market is correct. in fact, many countries use israeli technologies in the joint production of weapons of various types, so if the green

, one of which is located in israel in the palestinian authority in the gas sector and fires missiles at israel, the other is located in lebanon, and i can also attack israelockets, that is, they suddenly became very dependent on russia more than on the soviet union. weapons against israel, as it was there during these great wars, but he did not fight. israel could hope that he would defeat the egyptian, jordanian , syrian army. it was winning now. make it worse that this is simply necessary the reason that if the sky is closed sooner or later these drones will appear there, why are they testing ballistic missiles early and what is happening today in our country will happen tomorrow in tel aviv, well, it's real, no, no, he was one of the first to understand this reality . he decided that he needed a special relationship with putin to solve this problem strategically, it's not his personal approach, the late prime minister of japan believed that that he needs a personal relationship with putin to solve the royal problem, this is a rather illusory attitude because it can work at some point and then stop working, but there is no point in this, he spent his wh

the russian federation to solve some issues between israel and israel that it did not bomb israeli iranian objects, but to solve such issues with israel will be a right-wing cabinet in israel. ukraine is such an argument because i can know for sure that 10 drones will fall here and five or 15 in tel aviv why does he need it, no one will be able to explain to him no putin, it will not give any security guarantees , we understand that the entire history of israel says that only israel itself can guarantee its security. so i don't know how the little guy convinced them. taking into account the fact that from the point of view of their political views, many are just urban lunatics, what he says out loud simply means that he has already lost his mind there a long time ago, not geopolitical mogrunti, you know how it is with people who are really interested in conspiracy theories, he is a strange person. he has astrologers at the headquarters of the shamanev campaign, he has a special unit in this security council, who before that was in the fsb, those who are there they look at the sky, create natal charts, he works with all this, and that

israel's conduct. the letters highlight the designation of 6 palestinian organizations as terrorist organizations by israel, as well as later raids on their headquarters. israel accused them of operating as part of a network run by the popular front for the liberation of palestine. leftist group considered to be terrorist by israel and the wet and the west. the civil society groups which pens the letters have called on the courts to condemn the moves by israel and further scrutinize its actions in palestine. they also urge the issuing of statements demanding israel to stop practices, which according to palestinians, are human rights violations. but to get more on this now, we're going to cross live to shawanda bar in the general director of l hawk, which is a palestinian human rights organization in the west bank. which is also one of the groups which signed the letter and had previously had its offices rated by the by israel. welcome to the program, sir. your organization was designated as a terrorist, one by israel, by israel. why do you think they do that? despite condemnation of the move by international organizations, they did that too for political reas

benjamin netanyahu and his right wing allies have one of clear parliamentary majority in israel's election. israel's electoral commission says his block 164 seats and sundays vote compared to just 51. with the opposition blog headed by prime minister jerry le pete. mister la pete has conceded defeat and instructed his staff to prepare that transition of power a sofa, a russian appointed official in ukraine's legally annex her san region says, russian force is posted along the west. bank of the ne pro river are now likely to leave their positions. this as ukrainian forces continue their advance in the area . meanwhile, tens of thousands of people of now left the russian controlled city. of course, on many shops and businesses have shut and people have been seen arriving in neighboring crimea by bus. the u. n says rushes invasion of ukraine is driving the largest and fastest displacement of people in decades as russia increasingly targets vidal, civilian infrastructure, millions of ukrainians are faced with a difficult choice of trying to survive a difficult and dangerous winter at home are becoming r

israel? i think the first point to sa is israel? i think the first point to say is that _ israel? e of _ israel? i think the first point to say is that some of the - israel? i think the first point to say is that some of the figures | say is that some of the figures involved about whom there has been much focus, ten two, he could get a seat around the cabinet table, is somebody that has been seen as a street agitator. —— itamar, who could get a seat around the cabinet table. he would often be that pouring petrol on to the flames of conflict that already exist. people are really worried about that. if he got a position, for example he was asked to be minister of internal security, that would be a worry. party is arguing for the annexation of occupied west bank, what they want israel to take the land but not the palestinian people who live there. that of course has in the past when the policy has been suggested met with international condemnation. also, this is a party that openly calls for the expulsion of what they call disloyal arabs. that is creating a mood among palestinian citi

russian federation to solve some issues between israel and israel, that it did not bomb the israeli iranian objects, but to solve such issues with israelso now, when there will be a right-wing cabinet in israel, it is almost impossible to convince the public and mildly that he should not bomb iranian objects because russia too drones are needed in order to bomb ukraine, this is an argument, to put it mildly, because i can know for sure that 10 drones will fall here, and five or 15 in tel aviv, why does he need it, no one will be able to explain to him. no putin, it will not provide any security guarantees we understand that the whole history of israel says that security guarantees can only be given by israel itself, so i don't know what the little guy convinced them considering that in terms of his political views, many things are just urban madmen, what he says out loud is simply he says that he has been there for a long time, it's a crazy geopolitical mogrunt, you know how it is with people who are really interested in conspiracy theories, he's a strange person. he has astrologers in the e-e staff, shamans, he has a special unit in t

israel, but they have no vote. as who becomes for minnesota said, a 55 years by the sinews and west bank is jerusalem and gaza have basically been ruled by israel. they've been repressed by israel that michel told by israel their freedom of movement, even their curricular, their economy, their, their freedom of movement towards health and sense of what is all controlled by israel. but they have no vote in israel. and that's why when international organizations speak of apartheid, we have very similar situation to what we had in south africa, just like the african, as white voted and had liberal democracy for the whites. we have a sort of a liberal democracy for the jews in israel, palestine, but the majority of those living there that palestinians continue to be repressed and controlled and they have no vote. and hence those elections and more of them continue to move towards the right. as you just said, with nathan, yours or so forth, and work what you're seeing is with each and every election, we're seeing more and more repression of the palestinians. more and more illegal settlements and more and more of lack of peace and more of war or to some, despite setting up per severa

with israel, israel, often non-us government people trained to do otherwise, they talk about israel aslly. they are not an ally in the formal treaty it sense but no one believes we wouldn't come to support israel if it was any mortal threat situation. now you have the cases of taiwan and ukraine. but i think it is very important -- whenever we say allies, never a u.s. government percent makes the mistake of saying allies, one of our partners will say, what about us? are you going to help us ensure our own security? that is why the official term is allies and partners and they don't have a legal claim on us but they have a political and moral claim on us in a number of cases, and they can take it to the bank. it is just as reliable if we had a treaty obligation to come to their defense. melanie: do you have anything to add? amy: i think it is really interesting what you say any time he said allies, he said allies and partners. throughout these documents i have come across allies, consultations, it is heavily laden. bob: it is always there. amy: that said, the united states is leaning in

of expenses - this, of course, will not hurt, but at the discretion of everyone we went out to israel israel, uh, treatment, but went to germany germany has now sent us. uh, next we are ready to accept you. you need to pay 30.000 euros dollars. sorry deposit. the money goes to the deposit. that is, here, more or less, an honest position is a deposit and, as the treatment is carried out, it is written off, if there are results of improvement, then the money continues to be written off. well, of course, the amount there, of course, comes to the euro, but they do not take them away. once, it is simply written off from it and we we are looking at improvement, what is it about in this organization that we talked about we didn’t promise, but here they say we will look at the dynamics and hope that we will help you. let's hear what alexander ponomarenko told before the program about how the disease changed his outlook on life. hello friends. so, finally, the two ponomarenko brothers reunited and the first thing we began to do? this, of course, rehearse rehearse and rehearse again. come on, we'll co

united states of america, which supports saudi arabia, the question concerns israel because iran is hostile to israel, considers israel to be the country's number one enemy the situation there in the persian gulf area has certainly not improved at the last moment, and we understand that all these demonstrations that are currently taking place in iran regarding uh, purely internal problems, maybe tehran wants to shift attention to this at the expense of solving some non-conflict or the use of the armed forces, so to speak, to divert public attention, we will see whether the iranian side will go for it or not , meanwhile, all this strikes me as very dangerous, and we once again frankly stated early on that this step if iran still will dare to continue supplying weapons to moscow, we perceive it as absolutely hostile, and this also opens up a field of action for us to respond to the iranian side, which has actually taken the side of the aggressor country. in fact, it is between tehran itself and saudi arabia. and by the way, if we are already analyzing this situation in the middle east, if iran is thus distracting the at

israel, that will protect our capital, jerusalem, and will settle judea and samaria. the public voted today for jewish identity to personal. i'm concerned for what's gonna happen here in israel about israel's democracy. mom, about the influence of the hurry, the parties over israel, about the racism of been via natania will, will do whatever he needs to do to be able to gain power. and if that means that he has to include the tardies in the government in these people and give a ministerial portfolio to ben vere, then he'll do it in order to be able to main power, making out into form the polish amenities around them. i didn't vote for the net anal cam. i found that they were a disloyal opposition during the previous government. however, to our parties will enter the connected with some lawmakers looking to oppose the right wing block. some believe it could make israel palestinian relations even worse than they are now. so we went to the streets of garza to gauge reaction from the locals. fabi i get done. they will seize and expel the people from the west bank and they will control jerusalem. thought the buffer, this is the israeli state, the basis of its formation and existence. while we a

israel, time?- direction of israel, time? well, if we wear to _ direction of israel, time? l, time? well, if we wear to see two _ direction of israel, time? well, if we wear to see two of _ direction of israel, time? well, if we wear to see two of the - direction of israel, time? well, if we wear to see two of the key . we wear to see two of the key figures who are the co—leaders of that alliance and the cabinets, i think you would see some clear demands for the kinds of policies that have been talked about in the campaign, demand for those to be put into practice. now, remember benjamin not to —— benjamin netanyahu is an expert is keeping his ministers in check, when you have such a strong song for the extreme right, committing their voters will be expecting to see some of those policies but in place. 0ne of those policies but in place. one of those policies but in place. one of the co—leaders of the party is somebody who has called for, for example, the expulsion of what he calls disloyal arabs from israel. he is somebody that turns up at key flashpoints in the occupied te

organizations, one of which is located in israel in of the palestinian authority in the gas sector and shelling israel with rockets, the other is in lebanon and i can also shell israelrom russia they suddenly left a lot more than from the soviet union. do you understand, allow yourself to say that he will use some kind of nuclear weapon against israel, as it was there at the time of these great wars but he did not fight israel himself could hope that he would defeat the egyptian jordanian syrian army was winning now this is a special situation because if we say russia will close the sky for israel, well, the security in israel, the syrian one, the security of israel can worsen that this is simply necessary, the reason is that if the sky is closed sooner or later, these drones will appear there, why are they testing ballistic missiles early?

israel because they needed us. that placed israel had us rise on the ladder of the nations, we are ranked, i don't know if you know this, israelf they from free market preformed surpassed great britain, and japan and france and canada. free markets work, we're ranked by the university of pennsylvania poll that ranks 20,000 opinion leaders. consistently. israel ranked number 8 in the world powers. that tells you that it works, that is what i did. and the arab countries in the gulf in particular took note, when they saw israel strong, militarily standing up to economy and economically with the civilian technology they want, that was really what produced the i would say foundation for the hit historic abraham accords you it know that meetings that i had with the gulf leaders, and i wrote it in the book, took place after i gave the speech in 2015 in the u.s. and joint session of congress, against the iran deal, that is when we got phone calls they said could we meet. we did meet in second with the meetings that produced the foundation of the start of the peace accords, peace through strengths, iron triangle of strength. mark: milt

israel right away, and let's start that israel has advanced technologies, it is the market leader weapons in the world has very good modern weapons for various purposes, this is radio-electronic equipment and er, and missile weapons themselves, so if israeli technologies are used in many countries of the world, and not necessarily that the virtual is a sole manufacturer of this or that weapon already ready for use of a ready-made complex yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, there may be swedish and norwegian american spare parts, yes, but i think its israeli technologies are used there, so that in order to provide ukraine with this weapon, you need to have a green light from israelobject to the future, if, say, sweden or the united states transfer such weapons with israeli technologies and components to ukraine, then this will be a very good sign for ukraine, a very good signal, especially against missile defense against the enemy and anti-drone combat, and so on and so on. we will eventually be able to surpass the enemy technologically what for today we play the main violin the main role in relation to anything let's look please power look more precisely yes and where it will be done yes because well i honestly have my personal opinion there doubts that they will do something there themselves. is it possible to pour these things there, or the earth, or do some technological things there in order to start from scratch, this is the production or construction of even gold, if it is somewhere close to the caspian sea, that's all. and we see that bordering show the russian. yes, they can deliver a large amount of cargo without any problems by hard means of resistanc

won, and israel that waged war, that whether? yes, i beg you israel israelel comes in gas, including on tanks, we fuck, there are a lot of things they start to say, finally, finally, a normal prime minister has come, and at that moment the prime minister says, that's all , i consulted with the minister of defense. we go out of gas, and then rockets again. here again again again again listen again to what i say, and what you say, did israel win, did israel want to set up a goal, did it not want to? listen, i'm sorry i'll put we want to turn out. let's not win. let's, so, guess me, then, let's do it, then wanting and being able a million times have been said about this are different things. so, let's not compare the military power of the state, the israel defense forces were fighting. and what hasan has, therefore, we, therefore, what you just spoke about , raises a different question for me. why israel does not want to solve this issue once and for all, israel can do it within two days. and maybe faster, maybe, yes, it's quiet there, and that's it, oh what, i

israel. these guys want to change the way to do the chevy works in israel, and they want to subject the supreme court in israel to the majority in parliament . which means israel becomes, for the jews, for the jews. is there a becomes and it is liberal democracy, meaning the majority will rule among the jews who rules is read and how to judiciary acts. last but not least, these. busy people or this coalition will make sure that nothing else doesn't go to prison. and that's the most important thing for now canal. what is the most important thing for a thanielle? i'll tell you what, i just read his book. 750 page monstrosity. the most important thing for nathan yell is nathan yell. all right, sir. mar bashar al jazeera senior political analyst helping us 30 on pick some of the early figures where receiving for the tail end of this parliamentary election. let's go to stephanie decker. yes. at the headquarters in televi for steph. so once your initial response to some of the early numbers that we're seeing here, while there seems to be a consensus from the 3 main exit polls, polls pose just 5 minutes ago that benj

israel itself. israel has never admitted to having nuclear weapons, but many experts and intelligence services consider it an unofficial nuclear power, as it has a capacity to produce such weapons. some is ready, officials have openly spoken about recognizing their country as a nuclear state is ready space agency chairman isaac, when israel has said such a move would make the country's military capability sees known to rival iran, which has also been accused of seeking to develop nuclear weapons international criminal lawyer, christopher black says israel has wanted to maintain advantage as the only nuclear power in the middle east. israel has nuclear weapons and is not condemn, but iran, which does not have nuclear weapons, is sanctioned to condemn because they might develop a civilian nuclear program. north korea is sanctioned because it has nuclear weapons even know it is not a party to the non patient for non the nuclear nonproliferation treaty as says, all these injustices were the policy rules and the american, the allies are allowed to get away with doing things because nobody else is allowed to get away with as just double standard and exceptionalism, as we've seen in every other instance in the west where america and its allies, israel, as in now and a position where it has nuclear weapons. and its entire strate

israel why russian? no one paid him any compensation. here, yes, ukraine settled israel with israel closed. or here brovary disaster 2000 episode with a point at such missiles are now shooting down over belgorod and then the ukrainians launched a point from the goncharov test site in the chernihiv region, and it hit a nine-story building in their own city. brovary three dead the ministry of defense square for a long time denied history. as a result, ukraine was put on the brakes, such tragedies constantly got away with it. but, and when the confrontation began with the then ukrainian donbass, kiev began to cover the entire collective west for the fourteenth year. malaysian boyng, board mh17 shot down by a missile of a complex of letters for many years, an investigation, the case was conducted by the dutch. so they took away, and with such evidence in quotation marks, allegedly russian guilt, like drawings similar. well , literally in children's scribbles, which only became more obvious that the rocket flew from the territory controlled by ukraine, our almaz antey conducted a whole i

disarmament of israel, it was supposed to be a voted resolution that specifically requires nuclear disarmament the disarmament of israel or the inventory of the nuclear inventory of israelkraine here voted to support such countries as russia and did not support in particular such countries as the united states of america and our partners and how did israel react to this let's start from here please yes i will with your permission to speak russian because i don’t have enough practice, you created to express your ideas in ukrainian, uh, dia in that eh, indeed, this information came to us, well, we uh, we knew about it two days ago, uh it is important to say that today in israel there are elections and these elections are very important for our state the reactions of precisely those people who have been in israel since the first days of the war . let's say this is how the interest of ukraine is lobbying. it goes to the actions that help and in every way try to influence. the vote was perceived by many as very personal, no matter how there was a feeling that it was about the political decision of one country, yes, well , how to vote, namely, personally and naturally , many

israel and russia will not change because both professional policies defending israel's national interests, including national security issues, and like me erlapid. and benjamin netanyahu. it has been made clear many times. these are the problems of national security, israel requires the maintenance of partnership relations with russia, it must be said that yag had personal human relations and contacts with russian president vladimir putin and, probably, certainly building israel's international policy if he comes to power. he will rely on this baggage and on these opportunities. however, to predict now the outcome of not just parliamentary elections, but the future of israeli rule. and name the prime minister. today we cannot have all sorts of surprises, for example, last time in the last elections in the knesse, the likud party won 24 convocations, but could not gather a majority, could not assemble a coalition after it , yarlapid gathered a coalition, and he created it only by giving up prime ministerial powers naphtale ben then man, who led the party with only six mandates in this way. you see, such surprises can be offered by the israeli electoral system. it is not known who this time will take the chair of the prime minister, but it is known that th

israel's interaction with ukraine. - cooperation and cooperation with the ukrainian nuclear power plant is a project that has a long way to go. well, for example, the famous cooperation between azerbaijan and israel was done not in one day, not even in two, not in a week, it took more than 10 years it started a long time ago, this was a very process that developed in israele no weapons in warehouses, that is , with the state with which, in the end, they establish cooperation, the factory always only has new weapons and sells them in israel . hello, google to cover its territories, by the way. not all of them know it, everyone thought that the israeli magical state , which i have, everything is fine, well, all by yourself, israel, do not cover your legs completely, your aspect therefore, it is not more realistic if cooperation develops further. and we know vladimir zelensky's statement that official cooperation between israel and ukraine has begun on defense and intelligence issues. such systems that were transmitted er and food products were sold to azerbaijan , these are komikadze drones, this is much more complicated than this , the primitive drones of sahet , which are iranian. it is classified, well, the rockets have hats. from the looks of it, it is classified by israel itself. a circle of people knows about those missiles. it is developed together

israel, well, it was earlier. israel may not have taken such steps, but in this resolution we we have acted quite traditionally, there could have been a more proactive position here, and we now need from israelin fact, what i wanted to say was very quick steps of military-technical cooperation, well, this is ideal, or because of what they have already done, israel lifted the ban on the supply of certain systems to estonia. well i am saying what was only heard in the media, and we also know very well from last year in israel that there is a good anti-drone system against these veran drones, which can even be used on ordinary planes, er, small planes this is a new technology and it would be very good to cooperate now very quickly specifically on iran, well, that is, we have a common enemy, did they actually vote in the un or not and is it really the israeli ambassador who should go to ours and convince you to vote, otherwise i would otherwise, i would have hinted that we are ready to transfer a part of our representative office from tel aviv to the virus, because this is a very powerful step, it would be, without a doubt, not just like that, but in the coordination in the specific coordination

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israel?— exit polls in israel? they tend to be broadly _ exit polls in israel? d to be broadly accurate _ exit polls in israel? they tend to be broadly accurate in _ exit polls in israel? they tend to be broadly accurate in terms - exit polls in israel? they tend to be broadly accurate in terms of i exit polls in israel? they tend to i be broadly accurate in terms of the trends, but what we are seeing from the exit poll is really a razor—thin majority that is being projected before benjamin netanyahu. we do have to be pretty careful because what happened in march last year when we had the election at that point pretty much exactly the same predictions of the exit polls that mr netanyahu's religious bloc would get around 61, 62 seats, very small majority. when the next morning, those projections has been refined, had been changed and that number had gone down. the same thing could happen again, but equally, it might not. it could be on course for victory. the point is that these are just predictions while the actual votes are just starting to be counted. the exit

presidents of israel with hackers in washington, israel's motives to prove that iran destabilizes not only ukraine and the middle east , but also the whole world. it is clear that for israel it is known that for israel this is also a positive aspect because it is another proof that iran is, first of all, a terrorist state with which it is definitely not worth signing any agreements. therefore, there is no doubt in the west that russia is terrorizing ukraine with iranian drones , while iran categorically denies this, although yes he himself initially denied his involvement in the shooting down of a ukrainian passenger plane in january 20, after which he finally admitted it and also rejected talk of withdrawing from the nuclear non-proliferation treaty, which the united states accuses him of violating, if he withdraws from the treaty, he - the first will create another bad precedent and it will create a threat of using nuclear weapons in the middle east, which will destabilize not only the a region, when the a straits are closed, this will certainly happen. in fact, it will lead to global economic crisis, there will not be a third of oil on the market, prices will soar, pro

of america is located, and the second country, which also cannot silently watch this, is israel, because israelill also understand that they are hypothetical next victims, i will remind you that when the supply of drones took place vranskyi to russia, journalists began to realize the idea that with a certain joy