>> narrator: concerned a palestinian state would pose a security risk to israel, netanyahu maneuvered growing anger into a political force. >> netanyahu saw a moment of betrayal and peril, and an agreement that would never and could never work. (crowd shouting) >> he did not believe in the possibility of a deal with the palestinians. he didn't trust them. he didn't like them, he doesn't... (crowd chanting) ...and he doesn't want to have a deal with them. he didn't want to have a deal with them. (siren blaring, explosion) >> suicide bomber boarded the bus some way back... >> narrator: at the time, among the palestinians, there was also a rising faction opposed to the peace process. >> the car bomb was aimed at killing the maximum number of israeli schoolchildren. >> narrator: a recently formed islamic militant group started setting off suicide bombs inside israel. its name: hamas. (men chanting) >> when the oslo agreement is signed, most palestinians said, "let's give this a chance." but there was that core constituency among palestinians who said, "the peace process is a sham. "it can

br; netanyahu out of israel's government?— netanyahu out of israel's government? y all means this is u- to government? by all means this is up to the _ government? by all means this is up to the israeli _ government? by all means this is up to the israeli people - government? by all means this is up to the israeli people to i is up to the israeli people to decide. you know, a campaign for my party and they allow other people to choose their leaders. but they do recognise that the current government is probably the least 2—state solution family we have seen in israel over the last three decades and they can say that because we have been working with all of them since the oslo accords with yitzhak rabin and shimon paris from 1993, there is little left of that in the current situation in israel. having said that. they want to see very clearly that they have a deep empathy with the psychological state and minds of many israelis after the horrible attacks that happened on 7 october. they understand that that has brought many people will into survival mode. having the sa

consultations with them, and you actually mentioned the reaction of the prime minister himself israel netanyahu that in this way these countries, they are essentially rewarding terrorism and will not bring peace and will not prevent the israeli army from defeating hamas militants, on the other hand. we also understand that now it is enough, well, i would say, scandalous, and the situation is arising around the prime minister of israel netanyahu, whom the international criminal court is trying to reach now, the final decision is not yet, but there are such intentions, i am leading to that , that the international criminal court in the hague wants to issue an arrest warrant, specifically for netanyahu, and now this information is perceived very differently. how should we, ukrainians, articulate this correctly, because we understand that our interests should come first and how should we now position ourselves regarding the recognition of the palestinian state by them. by the countries that have done it now, yes, with a certain purpose of their own, well, actually, how should we act right now, rega

netanyahu, an evil guy. he wants to eliminate hamas and no one else and israel wants to do this. it is a societywide consensus that this is intolerable and cannot happen again. netanyahu's unity war government at the moment in israel and if netanyahu were hit by a bus tomorrow and his opponent on the

israel's military says five of its soldiers have been mistakenly ina rare in a rare public sign of divisions over the direction of the campaign, mr glen urged netanyahuclare that israel has no plans to take over civilian and military law in gaza. netanyahu harshly replied that he was not ready to exchange hamas for satire. to get more in these divisions, we have the foreign editor ofjewish news uk. i think gallant speaks for most people, really. most experts in israel believe that netanyahu doesn't have a plan for the day after hamas. that's clear. whenever netanyahu talks about what should happen the day after hamas, he speaks in very vague terms. he speaks of civilian control for the palestinians, those who are allied with israel — we don't know who that would be. and sometimes he mentions other arab nations, such as the uae, who should apparently take part in controlling gaza. now, after he said that, the uae said we're not going to take part in that at all until this war is over and we can sit down and discuss properly what's going to happen. so gallant is reallyjust saying what everyone in israel knows. netanyahu, you're playing political games,

back the state of israel and netanyahu are simply delaying.— the state of israel and netanyahu are simply again _ are simply delaying. back in rafah, israel has again been _ are simply delaying. back in rafah, israel has again been ordering i israel has again been ordering palestinians to leave the east. after seven months of war, and end had seemed tantalisingly close, but now there is more painful uncertainty. egypt,a egypt, a key mediator, and hamas, have both said that israel's and cajun in rafah is undermining ceasefire efforts. israel would argue that it is putting more pressure on hamas to make concessions in talks. we are hearing this lunchtime that israel is set to send negotiators back to cairo to join talks, but we understand that the mid—level negotiators are there, not the top level ones that would go if talks were really serious and it looked like we were getting close to ideal. —— close to a deal. there are no trains on some of the busiest commuter routes in the country today because of a fresh strike by aslef train drivers. today's industrial action mainly affects the sout

sector that is still under the control of the terrorist organization hamas, the prime minister of israel netanyahus talking about the need to continue this operation united states. is trying to prevent israel from carrying out this operation, but a few hours ago it became known that the united states is even ready to provide israel with information on the location of key leaders of the terrorist group hamas, unless there is an assault on rafah, what do you think will happen occur? when the americans talk about storming rafah, they mean that we will do to rafah the same thing that he did to gaza, and... and benjamin netanyahu and other representatives of the government do not talk to them about this, which is will not be, that is , there is some kind of misunderstanding between the two leaders, when one does not want joe biden to have some big tragedy before his election, which he should have stopped, and the other leader who does not want the election to be his. .. to all his electorate that he is so ready to go to the same for such a large-scale operation, which is needed and which is needed from

the doubling down from benjamin netanyahu comes as israel and hamas work towards an agreement for a ceasefireth relatives of hostages, mr netanyahu said he would invade rafah "with or without" a ceasefire deal. translation: we will enter rafah because we have no other choice. we will destroy the hamas battalions there. we will complete the war, including the repatriation of all our abductees. there have also been reports from israeli officials that the international criminal court is preparing to issue arrest warrants for mr netanyahu. 0ther israeli government leaders and military commanders could also be charged for actions related to the war on hamas. in response to that speculation, the israeli prime minister said his arrest would be a scandal on an historic scale. 0ur security correspondent frank gardner is injerusalem following developments. ok, so, a lot of things are happening or about to happen here in this part of the world over the coming hours and days. antony blinken, the us secretary of state, has arrived here. he's only spending less than a day in israel, but he will be pushing

israel's ben'amin netanyahu has i as self defence. y said the reason why he wants to pursue that assault on rafah is because he wants to eliminate hamas and hamas is capabilities and to ensure that all those who are being held hostage since the 7th of october i returned home. ., , ., since the 7th of october i returned home. . ,~ . , since the 7th of october i returned home. . ,~ ., , since the 7th of october i returned home. . , . ., home. netanyahu, as is clear, we have seen — home. netanyahu, as is clear, we have seen multiple _ home. netanyahu, as is clear, we have seen multiple reports - home. netanyahu, as is clear, we i have seen multiple reports including criticisms in israel, that netanyahu himself has refused to agree to cease fires from the very beginning of this war, that would have seen the release of hostages. his incentives are to prolong this war as long as possible. but as far as defeating hamas, we're already seeing hamas return to areas in the central northern part of gaza where the israelis thought they had been dri

in fact, i must say that netanyahu himself decides that his cabinet is bombarded because they know very well that if they stop the war, even in israelelf interests will be pressured. netanyahu's cabinet is currently a continuation of the war, and in fact , it is almost impossible for netanyahu to win over hamas, because the october 7 incident shows the situation that there has actually been a demotion and an infiltration in the israeli army. the pretender. they are suffering and suffering and you can see how cruel they can be. in the west, public opinion does not know . anyway, they follow the western media , the media in which the zionists have influence . in my opinion, israel has lost the war, especially the media war and public opinion because many people in the world do not know what the palestinians are suffering. now they realize this and take to the streets and ask their governments to stop supporting israel, so israel has lost this war from the beginning since october 7, and today i must say that the international courts actually. they condemn the attacks and directly issue decrees and address israel, and netanyahu's cabine

, israel and netanyahu are not the same thing. you can support israel and not embrace netanyahu, which is a distinction that biden's made and netanyahu presided over the worst security failure in israel's modern history. okay presided over what is widely considered to be an inefficient and corrupt regime. even his internal critics and even polls in the country say that people are fed up with his leadership during this war. and so i do question the wisdom of the gop inserting itself into domestic israeli politics by giving lifeline to a liter that is unpopular too, its own people. let's not that are involved in a war. let's not forget that. chuck schumer also was explicitly denouncing that yahoo and calling for his replacement rather odd, rather inappropriate thing to do. i think again, zelenskyy, someone who is not necessarily beloved by all ukrainians, but he's a figure the country has rallied around right now. >> next me, he's leading a national unity government. >> benny gantz has come to the white house. other members of that,

why is israel's government deliberately flouting the wishes of its leading ally, the united states? perhaps it goes to show what netanyahu is willing to do for his own political survival. this is definitely kind of bringing israel towards a more isolationist stance. what's the extent of china's infiltration of western countries? whether it's in the uk or in other countries — we've seen them in the us, we've seen them in australia, there's a canadian parliamentary inquiry — there's something going on there. and why is a law on foreign agents in georgia causing mass demonstrations? they see it as a pivot in - the country's foreign policy. it is quite black and white. you know, it's - either eu or russia. top american leaders often have problems with israel, which depends heavily on american support... gunfire ..but doesn't necessarily do what the us wants. usually, though, american officials keep quiet about it. not so the us deputy secretary of state, kurt campbell. he said publicly the other day, israel's leaders mostly talk about the idea of a sweeping victory on the battlefield, but the biden administration didn't beli

the, the business dw news line from valley, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu calls and asked strike on the camp and rough off a tragic mistake. guys, us health agency, says thousands were killed. the stripe is going into a national criticism, but israel's minnesota says it was targeting senior. come on, come on. also coming on, you 4 minutes to meet and brussels and say they want officers from israel on how it complies with it's human rights. so please give us a try of destruction and hundreds of thousands left without power in the united states as tornadoes and still sweep through central self install. the gulf is welcome to the program. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is described in as striking the southern gaza city of rough off as a quote, the tragic mistake. but as vowed to continue israel's military operations, that the gauze of health ministry, which is operated by homos, says the s drive kills at least 45 people and wounded dozens mold as well says it was targeting to 12 palm us commodities. the united nations security council has called an emergency matri

netanyahu supported mitt romney. he was very close to president trump. they literally named streets and settlements in israelp under bibi netanyahu. there's every reason to believe netanyahu has a preference for trump in this election. that's not a new dynamic. part what is so frustrating to me we continue to be surprised netanyahu would completely ignore the u.s. president, would kind of undermine the u.s. president. well, he's been doing this to democrats certainly as long as i've been around. the eight years that barack obama was president and now the nearly four years joe biden was president. democrats have to kind of get their minds around we like to project onto israel the kind of government we would like there to be in israel. we have the government that is, which is bibi netanyahu is beholden for his political survival to the most far right elements that has ever been in his coalition, and that's just the reality staring us in the face. >> the world as it is. ben rhodes, thank you for your time. that is our show for this evening. "way too early" with jonathan lemire is coming up next. >>> testimony w

latynina, an interested person, she has an award from the association of russian-speaking writers israel, netanyahut warrant disgusting, although the court has not yet issued it, but she is already demanding that latinina herself be deprived of foreign funding, here is a quote, subscribers... are calling for latinina herself to be deprived of foreign funding, rightly writes that it actually violates the independence of the judiciary. a court cannot be good or bad, it can be a court, regardless of what decisions it makes, and when you start saying that some court decisions are wonderful, while others cause irritation, anxiety and anger, then you are politicizing this issue , and there cannot be a politicized court, so naturally those. supported the international criminal court, which, as it seemed to them, finally made a fair decision: it was necessary to arrest the president of russia, other officials there, now suddenly everything, as soon as it strokes the wrong fur of their owners, the americans, the british, this instrument suddenly becomes bad. in general, everything is in the usual style, for

> meanwhile, israeli prime minister netanyahu, in a new interview with doctor phil, is responding to a decision by president biden to withhold some weapons from israel. abc's em nguyen has the latest on that. and good morning, rhiannon. >> good morning. yeah. in that new interview, prime minister netanyahu said he hopes he and president biden can reach an agreement. he's also reacting to the new unrest on college campuses here in the u.s. overnight. george washington university in washington, d.c, going into so-called emergency mode, restricting access to certain areas of campus, three free college stein as antiwar protesters marched through the streets, stopping outside the school president's office and forming a line across from police while demanding the school divest from companies with ties to israel. now, 33 people were arrested earlier this week at a pro-palestine an encampment at the university. police say they deployed pepper spray after officers were assaulted. the school says only six of those arrested are current students. >> prohibiting the entry of food. >> students at princeton are taking a different approach to protest the war in gaz

with the pentagon, suspending arms deliveries to israel. netanyahu vows to fight on without american support. just as the thousands of protesters gather in sweden to show their opposition to israel's presence in the eurovision song, competition prying hypocrisy over the double standards over the brain and does the complex when it comes to the treatment. the russian for that reason i think is that with the progress we will advocate vigorously for an equal and orderly multiple world and universally beneficial and inclusive economic globalization and visiting serbia and then hungary, sheets, and things as china is always open to expanding cooperation with states that put their national interest above brussels. well, the, this is our t international live in moscow. i'm rachel ruble. the i d. f has struck russell once again an area to where most displaced, guardians have flood footage. it shows a heavy smoke rising above residential buildings in southern gaza. the strikes come after sees far negotiations and chiral sailed. once again with a moss and israel, unable to agree encore, the mans

and rough uh, israel is accused of silencing the messenger is really the police have rated allison's ears workspace, and sees the equipment and occupied east jerusalem. after benjamin netanyahu, his cabinet decided to shut down the networks operations in israel. and b is really military says at least 7 people have been injured in a rocket attack near the cause of we sell them crossing with gaza at the border is close to 8 trucks. this comes as northern guns is already experiencing full blown famine burden. smith joins us live from ramallah in the occupied westbank. bernard, as far as you know, where are we in the ceasefire talks in direct talks between on us and israel? well, we think we're at a very, very delicate phase, not how much the same as less cairo. it says to have the negotiations with amongst themselves. and we also know i'll just err on the stands of the c. i, a director general william burns, who was in colorado. he's making an emergency trip to doha for a meeting with the country prime minister to try and salvage these talks, as well as well. sol as to gyptian website. that is suggesting there's still something to be something worth fighting for that might stil

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we will spend with the pentagon suspending arms celebrate the israel netanyahu. that was a fight on without american support. also, woman, we will not have the keys vigorously for an equal and quarterly multiple world and, and universally beneficial and inclusive economic globalization in visiting serbia and then hungary, the chinese president. this china is always open to expanding cooperation with states that but their national interest above the preston and the total flight in don't yet city. in tribute to the 27000000 men, women, children, soldiers, pa designs that lost a live during the great patriotic war, civilians in the front line. russian donuts for a complex celebrate victory day under ukrainian rocking and rolling attacks, which caused multiple casualties on the day of commemoration. the i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. this is our t international with the euro vision song contest in full swing and sweden voices supporting palestine have been very loud. thousands of protesters gather to show their opposition to israel's participation. the people were

president biden�*s national security adviser is due in israel to hold talks with prime minister benjamin netanyahuafter the failure of negotiations involving israel and hamas. earlier, jake sullivan held talks with saudi arabia's crown prince in the in the saudi city of dhahran. in the latest violence, at least 28 palestinians are reported to have been killed , most of them in a strike are reported to have been killed, most of them in a strike on a house in nuseirat in the central gaza strip. there are signs of splits in israel, benny gantz, a member of the war cabinet has threatened to withdraw his centrist party from the coalition unless prime minister benjamin netanyahu

in israel, remove netanyahu from power, disperse his right-wing cabinet, especially remove those veryraeli politicians like. smotrich, who the americans don’t like, well, put in netanyahu’s place, that is, in the place of the prime minister of israel, and a person who would be much it’s more manageable and understandable for us democrats. and , according to experts, it is vital for washington to manage the israeli government, otherwise they risk losing influence in the middle east. if the statehood of israel, thanks to netanyahu’s unseemly policies and washington’s shortcomings , the supply will be more profitable with sberp, what is missing for construction is easy to find on avito, a huge selection of goods from suppliers and low prices, all that remains is to build, take avita and build , again a leap into the past, travel in time are not toys. if you knew how tasty it is, you wouldn't be such a bore. star combo by alexander petrov for 355 rubles. i love it, everything is delicious, period. mom, write us a message. for what? or should we call? we found out that the phone was workin

issue of the release of zionist prisoners, which is one of the main demands of the protesters in israel. netanyahu threatens the camp david agreement in view of egypt's repeated warnings of complicity. in the event of a ground attack, the removal and also the hardening of the process of american support for talavi and further disruption of the zionist regime's efforts to normalize relations with arab countries are among the important messages in this the reason is that the attack on rafah will increase the severity of the response of the islamic resistance groups from yemen, lebanon and iraq. if he imagines that he will show his face with the attack, it is a wrong idea and the current trend of reactions and the scope and intensity of anti-zionist actions in the region will definitely increase the depth of rafah islamic resistance in the region. about your perspective on the discussion of negotiations and the threat of attack on rafah. first, let me give a brief introduction, hey , i won't tell you, ms. shuba, you see, we are living in unprecedented times, the al-aqsa storm operation. it was unprec

the or international criminal court going forward with arrest warrants for israel's netanyahu. outrageous, says president biden. defund the the court, says "the wall street journal." amall clean. ny helped thish s crushes c prosecutor, she says israel is engaged in extermination. president biden taking a lot of heat for his speechessen on race over the weekend. "the wall street journal" editorializes, here it is, biden to morehouse graduates: america hates you. on the show today, life on a permanent cruise, sailing forever. what do you get for $500,000? if we do cover it all, you know. tuesday, may 21st, 2024. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪ ♪ ain't nothing gonna break my stride ♪ nobody gonna slow me down, oh, no. ♪ i got to keep on -- stuart: ah, break my stride is the connection to the trump trial. that's what the price are getting. lauren: okay. stuart: i like the music. matthew wilder. that's sixth avenue, new york city. here we go. first of all, let's check futures the start with. we're looking on the downside but not that much. cow can's off 20 -- dow's off 20,

israel insists that hamas hasn't gone far enough. benjamin netanyahuisrael's prime minister, has decided to push into the southern town of rafah, greatly against america's wishes. the un warns of serious danger to the civilians who have been forced out of their homes. a great deal of israel's strategy in gaza is dictated by internal politics, as mr netanyahu tries to keep enough support from his far—right associates in government. i asked jeremy bowen, the bbc�*s international editor, who has had years of experience reporting from israel, to explain how the decision by hamas to accept some form of ceasefire has changed things. you can argue that their decision to sign up to a version of a peace deal was a good piece of politics. it has put the pressure on netanyahu and the pressure is coming at him now from all sides. first of all, from inside his own cabinet. the two ultranationalists, highly religious, messianic figures who are in there, they are people who have said very clearly, that hamas offensive needs to be complete, as complete as anything els

prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu speaks about the need to continue this operation, the united states is trying to prevent israel from conducting this operation, but a few hours ago it became known that the united states is even ready to provide israel. information on the location of key leaders of the terrorist group hamas, unless there is an assault on rafah, what do you think will happen occur? eh, when the americans talk about storming rafah, they mean what we will do with tza, will do with zrapaho, the same thing that he did with gaza, and benjamin netanyahu and other representatives of the government do not talk to them about this, that it won't happen, so there's some... there's not supposed to be a misunderstanding between the two leaders, where one doesn't want there to be some big tragedy before his election, joe biden, that he should stop, and the other leader who doesn't want to, for there to be elections in his country, netanyahu wants to show everyone his the electorate that he is so ready to go to the same takumash after all. an operation that is needed and that

prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu speaks about the need to continue this operation. trying to prevent israel from carrying out this operation, but a few hours ago they stopped. that the united states is even willing to provide israel with information on the whereabouts of key leaders of the hamas terrorist group, unless there is an assault on rafah, what do you think will happen? when the americans talk about storming rafah, they mean what we will do with tsa, we will do to zrapakho, the same thing that he did to gaza, and benjamin netanyahu and other representatives of the government do not no... talk to them about this, that it will not happen, that is, there is some alleged, some misunderstanding between the two leaders, when one doesn't want there to be some big tragedy before his election, joe biden, who should stop it, and the other leader, who doesn't want there to be an election in his country, wants to show all his electorate that he is so... ready after all to go to such a large-scale operation, which is necessary, and which they need from him colleagues, ot

backin and netanyahu are simply delaying. back in rafah, israelhe east. after several months of war, the end had seemed tantalizingly close, but now there's more painful uncertainty. injust close, but now there's more painful uncertainty. in just the last few minutes, the un secretary—general antonio guterres has called for crossings into gaza to be reopened immediately to allow essential aid in, and he also urged israel to stop any escalation after it sent tanks into rafah. pm any escalation after it sent tanks into rafah-— any escalation after it sent tanks into rafah. �* . , into rafah. an agreement between the covernment into rafah. an agreement between the government of — into rafah. an agreement between the government of israel _ into rafah. an agreement between the government of israel and _ into rafah. an agreement between the government of israel and hamas - into rafah. an agreement between the government of israel and hamas is - government of israel and hamas is essential to stop the unbearable suffering of palestinians in gaza and the h

the, the is a dw news live from berlin, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu calls as dudley air strikes on a camp in rough or a tragic mistake from us or on health. our agency says dozens have been killed, drank, has drawn international criticism as israel's military says, it targeted senior from us officials also coming up a trail of destruction and hundreds of thousands left without power in the united states. as tornadoes and storms sweep through, central and southern states and a bad wind is blowing in europe. ports of warning from french president and my new ed mckay. speaking on a state visit to germany, he says europe should wake up to the threats of the far right. the and david levitz, welcome to the program. the health ministry and gaza says at least 45 people have been killed and dozens more injured. and it is really air strike on rafa. israel's, as it was targeting to homeless commanders is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu called the strike a tragic mistake and said it was being investigated. the attack came just days after the international court of justice o

israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has vowed to press ahead with military operations in the gaza strip, saying israel is prepared to stand alone and fight "with its fingernails" if necessary. mr netanyahu's comments come after presidentjoe biden confirmed the us had paused a delivery of bombs which could be used in an assault on rafah. but the idf claims they had enough weaponry to finish the rafah mission. there have been mixed reactions to mr biden�*s decision from lawmakers in the us. earlier i spoke to our state department correspondent, tom bateman. you have spoken to members of congress all day, what sort of support or criticism is there for the decision to hold the shipment of the bombs to israel? one of the first things that struck me coming into the building today was the sense in which this is a very significant moment, the levels of energy and the response to this, the way people are feeling about this on both sides is extremely strong. that is because this is the first time in a generation we have had this level of public pressure applied by the white house onto

israel. nice international go after netanyahu for defending israel neighbors come in, kill 1000 people and saye supposed to do nothing? of course he's got to respond. it is incredible the restraint they have exercised against him so far. >> back to the phones this is liza and charlottesville, virginia good morning. twenty-three hello congressman. good morning. i've two questions really quick. my niece attends columbia university. she was a stellar most preparede students far and away above her peers. she got included in this incredibly exclusive school. prepared and more educated than almost anybody i know. they work their tails off to get into the schools. i wanted to ask you what you specifically about their demands? not their behavior but what are they asking for and what do you know and what is your response? >> i think they are asking, among other things to do vested from any investments which did they think would favor israel. i think, like a said, a lot of thee. people they are not necessarily students in the first place. i think their demands are citina with hamas or the people in gaza

for or at least in relation to israel's treatment of palestinians both in gaza and the west bank. prime minister netanyahuely livid about this. he has issued a furious rebuttal, saying this would be a historic mistake, but he is clearly very worried. even though israel is not a signatory to the icc, if these warrants were issued, that is 124 countries secant visit. it would make israel something of a pariah state. hamas could be announcing their acceptance or rejection of it. if the deal was signed, in return for large numbers of palestinians, then it is likely they would not go ahead. that would give everyone briefing space. >> i'm joined by ambassador james jeffrey. thanks indeed for joining us. the comments from the israeli prime minister. does that render the whole thing pointless. >> not necessarily. it could. what he is signaling is you have a choice. accept a cease-fire and then we will have a discussion about a long-term comment. on the other hand, we will be going in and washington is working with the israelis on how to do that. it could push hamas off the negotiating platform or put pressure on

netanyahu supported mitt romney. he was very close to donald trump. they named streets and settlements in israel after donald trump. believe that netanyahu has a preference for trump in this election and again that is not a new dynamic. part of what is so frustrating to me is that we continue to be kind of surprised that netanyahu would completely ignore the u.s. president. would undermine the u.s. president. well, he has been doing this to democrats as long as i have been around. the eight years that barack obama is president and now the four years that joe biden is president. democrats have to get their

welcome to the program, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. stacy's forces will continue operations in rafa. the spot warnings from us president joe barton, the washington would pause some weapons exports to israel if the offensive went on as planned. but netanyahu has now made it clear as well. we'll fight on in the south of gaza, regardless of objections of the game. we are determined and we are united to defeat out enemies and those who seek out souls. if we have to stand alone, we will stand alone. i have set it before you. if we have to, we will fight tooth and nail tip when i am spying netanyahu's defiance. that's the us insist then an all out attack on rafa would be a strategic mistake if you believe that they have put enormous amount of pressure on us and that there are better ways to go after what is left of home us in rafa. then a major ground operation smashing into russia will not advance that object. it will not get to that sustainable and during defeat from us. now, meanwhile, the un says tens of thousands of people have left rafa looking for safety. and for most, it's

the the, this is dw news live from berlin, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu cause a deadly air strike on a camp. in rafa, a tragic mistake to him, us run health agency, says dozens, have been killed. the strength is drawn international criticism. as israel's military size is targeted, senior home us officials, also coming up you foreign minister said they want answers from israel on how it complies with its human rights obligations. and a bad wind is blowing in europe, words of warning from french president and my new in my class. speaking on a state visit to germany, he says, europe should wake up to the threats of the far right the i'm david levitz. welcome to the program. the health ministry in gaza says at least 45 people have been killed and dozens more injured. and then as really air strikes on rafa, israel's, as it was targeting to homeless commanders as rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu called the strike a tragic mistake and said it was being investigated. the attack came just days after the international court of justice ordered israel to stop if assault on o

convince prosecutors at international criminal court to move forward with the arrest warrants for israel's netanyahu and in a statement she says they've committed "crimes against humanity including starvation as a method of war fair, murder, fertilizers cushion and extermination". she's getting attention because she's a celebrity. we should be more focused on icc prosecutor karine ahmed khan. he makes israel the equivalent of hamas and there's no equivalent of the butchers of hamas and trying to bring hostages back. this is like prosecuting hitler and churchill in the middle of world war ii as if there's some equivalence between them. kahn says israel using starvation as a method of warfare. over a half million tons of food delivered by israel to gaza and much stolen by hamas. kahn said israel is "intentionally intersecting attacks against a civilian population". he's got it the wrong way around. it is hamas that attack the civilian population and kahn has cot come up with his own version of law fare and that's bending the law for political purposes and that's outlawing israel. this should not stand

there's israel. netanyahu has different pieces.alition that he'll want to support a deal. those people have made it clear they're not that interested in a deal. then he has pressure from hostage families. the question is can you assemble all those pieces to get some hostages out, to get some calm for some period of time. frankly, i would think the administration would want to use that period of calm to try to build some more durable peace or some pathway to what the future of gaza looks like. i think the main sticking point we've been talking about and as raf effectively captured, is hamas' core goal is achieving a lasting cease-fire, permanent cease-fire, essentially an end to the war. israel has made clear that, even if there is a cease-fire for a period of time, they're not done until they go into rafah. the question of the rafah piece of the military operation i think really is the critical one. i'm sure what bill burns is trying to do and what negotiators are trying to do is try to find some way to reconcile seemingly irreconc

has ignored warnings for israel not to invade rasa, but now with this, i see, see, move to seek arrest warrants for netanyahu. it seems that biden is moving closer to israel. here's what he said. let me be clear. reject the i see she's application arrest warrant. you get rid of these wars by apply, there's no privilege between israel and i'm off it's clear because it was all, do all it can to ensure civilian protection. and let me be clear, concert allegations against israel made by the end as a court of justice. what's happening is not genocide, reject the raleigh stand with this room is and threats against a secured and as you heard, there was some sharing from the crowd there. i should state that fight and was speaking at a previously scheduled event, which is commemorating jewish american heritage month at the white house. as far as what can the us do about this effort to seek an icpc arrest warrant? well, look and make these strong statements and support of israel as you just heard. there's also the republican senators who are issued a letter warning that they could try to seek sanctions against the i c

and israel will go in to this, this long promised. so threatened ground offensive that netanyahu and these ready military have been saying for some time is going to happen. now, blinking reiterated the us position to netanyahu, that that is not the way forward. that's not the way that the us think is the best option. he didn't date had exactly what the us we prefer to say. but we have heard in the past the us saying a more targeted approach would be better to try to stop and even further humanitarian catastrophe. as we know, more than 1000000 people now sheltering in that rafa city. i'm so, you know, you know, a very important conversation given the timing of and just how close the cx 5 d a looks so potentially looks to be getting to that was sent me the main topic. but thinking also a commanding israel for the slow ramping off of humanitarian assistance that they've allowed into gaza. but saying that more needs to be done now, but you can also make the families of some of the hostages. what did he tell them? well, you mentioned that this is the 7th visit by on sunday break into

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happens, the charges aren't necessarily going to have benjamin netanyahu or the hamas officials thrown into jail. that's unlikely. israelt a party to the founding treaties. it could really complicate benjamin netanyahu's ability to travel as well as leading hamas officials. this is something that is really more symbolic than anything else. it's one of the strongest rebukes against israel and hamas on the international stage. what we are hearing from netanyahu isn't just outrage at the fact he is getting -- he is facing these charges or the charges might come against him. it's the fact that he is being put on the same level, in such an esteemed international court, as hamas. hamas expressed a similar outrage. if you look at the responses, they are almost interchangeable. both feel they are the victim. both feel they are defending themselves. both sides don't want to be lumped in with the other. that's one thing we are seeing here. whether or not we see the charges happen, this is an outrage because of the moral equivalency the court and prosecutors seem to be drawing between hamas and israel. netanyahu very upset they ar

the people of israel will eventually move to have netanyahu and others go to the hague and answer to all these accusations. the united states is one of the main allies israel, which steadfastly supported the military operation of israeli forces against the hamas group. but recently, washington began to talk about the conditions of this support precisely because of the actions in the gas sector. at the very end , we will listen to a bbc correspondent in washington. returned, how could the decision of the prosecutor of the international criminal court affect the support of the united states? president biden's statement contained harsh language. he criticized the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court karim khan, accused his in that he puts equality between israel and hamas. there is no equivalence whatsoever - said biden. us secretary of state anthony blinken made similar accusations. he named khahana shameful, said they could harm efforts to achieve a ceasefire in the gas sector. there were also many statements of outrage from republican congressmen. of course, american o

netanyahu as co-perpetrators. reporter: devastating and divisive allegations by international criminal court prosecutor. accusing israelionally directing attacks against a civilian population and the starvation of civilians as a method of warfare. requesting arrest warrants for netanyahu and the defense minister. >> these individuals through a common plan have systematically deprived the civilian population of gaza of objects indispensable to human survival. reporter: the icc also seeks arrest warrants for a hamas leader including the military branch leader on the right, both of whom are hiding in gaza and the political bureau had who -- who openly lives in qatar who kidnapped more than 250 on october 7 accuses lee. >> these three hamas leaders are criminally responsible for the killing of israeli civilians and attacks perpetrated by hamas and other groups on seven october, 2023. reporter: israeli and u.s. officials argued the icc has no jurisdiction especially with ongoing mastic investigations in israel. the prime minister calling it outrageous. >> through this and send here a decision, he takes his place among the g

hamas began back in october. >> over the top. >> reporter: but president biden warned israel's prime minister netanyahuhat he was considering a policy change if israel did not show more care for civilians. half of the 35,000 dead in gaza are children. while biden did usher through $26 billion in emergency aid to israel, he is under pressure for more than half of congressional democrats who are calling for him to withhold offensive weaponry. now he is trying to signal u.s. support may not be unequivocal when it comes to how israel uses u.s. taxpayer-funded weapons. >> we just don't believe it's possible to move those people to other places inside gaza, and we have not seen a plan to take care of them if they were moved t other places. >> and the president also said tonight the u.s. may pause artillery shell deliveries. meanwhile, the cia director bill burns met with netanyahu in israel and is now back in egypt, and it is the united states, norah, that is leading these diplomatic efforts to release hostages and pause the fighting. >> no doubt they're working very hard on this. margaret brennan, thank you

israel . he receives his passport from benjamin netanyahu at the foot of the plane and says he is happy to return home after 35 years. on the day of pollard's show , another show from israel was being performed at the airport in another corner of the world. an israeli company had won an important tender in east asia. this company was supposed to provide surveillance and espionage services to the myanmar government. israel's communication and interaction with east asia and a country like myanmar where muslims spiritual massacres and displacements were very strange and unimaginable. but this was considered part of israel's international policy. israel was infiltrating tense areas and fueling the fire of disputes. he communicated with certain organizations and people. he supported them and brought them to power. then he used them to implement his policies. sudan, ethiopia, kurdistan, azerbaijan and even myanmar were part of israel's regular plans. genocide of muslims in myanmar since 2016. begins. thousands of muslims are killed. many disappear. finally, more than a million people in forced migratio

you can have disagreements with president, you know, of israel netanyahu, of course. what this signals is that we stand behind israel and simply their right to defend themselves. we do not support hamas, a terrorist organization and i don't think that, you know, those who are criticizing it we saw that back in 2015 people were not necessarily thrilled weeks before his election they saw that as unfavorable but again a strong -- you know olive branch to our allies in that region and congressman said they are our most important ally in the region. it is important that we especially at this time reaffirm that commitment to them. jon: hamas set this war in motion. it's still holds maybe 150 hostages that it took on the day that it came across the border and murdered civilians and raped women. so why is hamas and the palestinians, why are they enjoys so much worldwide support right now? >> it's interesting to me because if the protesters you know, one we cannot leave them behind but we also can't have a president who allows college protesters to dictate our foreign policy. i