it until today, as i realized later, in the office of the hardenist lawyer, he got together, teddy katznt, and we asked to revoke the consent, it was possible to revoke the consent, but the judge refused, we filed an appeal to the supreme court, it was also refused by the supreme court, and in the end it was teddy katz against the whole group, who all wanted to bury the this, to bury this sentence, and maybe even to bury the diction along with the sentence. ah the university should have told the court, with all respect, this matter is a matter of academic debate, from here until the work of teddy katz was taken down, the shelves of the library, on the shelves of the library, there are differences. also, hitler's book placed on the library's shelves, was only to be burned. when the university stands by the side of the plaintiffs. in the court, and not in a specific way with the author of the work and his instructor, so this is a violation of the most basic academic principle. that's what the university did, that was the goal, to silence him as he was behaving in this job, and that was th

at the university in haifa, there was a guy named teddy katz. village, what happened here is that they a man who deserves praise for the history of the middle east . i didn't expect any problem for him with this work. these conclusions there are dozens of testimonies, recorded testimonies, people talking in pm and recorded material. we talked to several professors at the university of haifa, they did not want to come to us for broadcasting, but they said that they cast great doubt on the authenticity of the material you collected. i sat in front of 135 jews, half jews and arabs. i heard the things, i recorded them, i sat in front of people and i asked myself. all the steps, he didn't want to hear him even, he didn't want to hear him, he tried to talk, he didn't interest them in everything he talks about in front of the people of the university, who is he anyway? שלי שלי זה זה דוקור דרור הפלפל ודנטי שידוע עשידוע עפרשת טאנטורה, האוירה שבהה, אני זוכרת בחומה זה היא עביר של מועקה מאוד מאוד גדולה on the part of the people of alexandria, להת'. of the lawyer to prove their rightness, their law

thank you very much for coming on, that is debra katz, i for coming on, that is debra katz, an employment weather attribution has released a study into the influence of climate change on the heavy rainfall that impacted the united arab emirates and 0man last week. the study is not conclusive, as scientists say they do not have enough data from previous storms to be definitive. however, they say there's no alternative explanation, other than climate change, for heavier rainfall. they are also sure that cloud seeding did not play any role. severe flooding led to 20 deaths in oman and four in the uae, significant damages to cars and buildings, and huge travel disruptions, with more than 1,000 cancelled flights at dubai international airport. the rainfall was the heaviest to hit the uae in 75 years. joining me now is our climate editor, justin rowlatt. what does the study say about the role of climate change the numbers were extraordinary, the amount of rain that fell in 24—hour days was more than a year. aha, amount of rain that fell in 24-hour days was more than a year.- days was more than

foreign minister israel katz has written to dozens of countries calling for sanctions to be imposed ons missile programme. prime minister rishi sunak is due to speak to his israeli counterpart, benjamin netanyahu, today, to urge restraint after iran's unprecedented missile and drone attack on israel on saturday night. mr sunak said he would discuss how to prevent a further escalation in hostilities. the israeli government says it's launched a diplomatic offensive against iran, as it considers a military response. officials are insisting that they will retaliate over the massive barrage of missiles. benjamin netanyahu has called on the international community to "stand united" against iran. the white house has described iran's attack on israel over the weekend as a "spectacular and embarrassing failure". our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet is injerusalem, from where she brought us more on the latest developments. two days after the skies over israel were filled by iranian cruise and ballistic missiles, as well as suicide drones, israel is are making it absolutely clear th

israel katz said their freedom was a top priority.as posted a new video, which shows two of the hostages captured during its october attack. keith siegel and omri miran, both identify themselves. while the video is not dated, there is a reference to the recent passover holiday. it's the second such video that hamas — considered a terror group by the uk and us governments — has published in the past few days. our correspondent, anna foster, sent this update from tel aviv. omri miran�*s father was actually already on the list of confirmed speakers for this event tonight. when he got up on the stage, he talked about the moment, he said he was sitting having coffee with someone and talking about his grandchildren when the man he was talking to held his phone and said, "look, they have released a video of omri." what was also interesting was as the crowd were gathered here tonight, is they showed that video in full, it is not something that normally happens because of course when you see the people in it, the two men in this case looking v

yaakov katz, it's always a pleasure. thank you very much indeed. analysis from jerusalem.s still to come. israel and its allies are looking at their options. then after a night of iranian air attacks will bring you the very latest on that after this there's debris and this guy parents, husbands and wives, sky wish i could done something differently. you can just make it better for those that follow space shuttle columbia, the final flight, two part finale tomorrow at nine on cnn >> we talked about cash kevin hart, not again >> statin again, talking about cashback. >> we talking about cash back. here, iverson are talking about bragg. we talk about cash back and we talk about cash. he talking about cash we've been talking about practice, but too long word, no practice. we talked about cash back jogging about cashback. we're not talking about a guy. >> cashback like a pro would chase freedom unlimited. how do you catch >> chase >> make more of what your freedom unlimited you know, i spent a lot of time thinking about dirt as three in the morning and you time what people don't

judge katz may be in line with your question but interpret that more broadly. so the basic point is that there is nothing in the text of c2 to disclose what the relevant similarity ought to be. i think the relevant similarity is obstruction of an official proceeding because that is the language congress chose. >> if that is the case, what does it authorize or do on your theory? i think that whoever corruptly obstructs, influences, or impedes any official proceeding or attempts to do so stands alone. the otherwise not hearing what work it does. >> the work that otherwise does is to set up the relationship and make clear that c2 does not cover the conduct encompassed by c1. i acknowledge -- >> beyond that. beyond saying that okay, c1 does some things and the whole rest of the universe obstructing and impeding or influencing is conducted by c2. is that a fair summary? >> yes. but there was a good reason for congress to do it this way. >> i understand that. if i might, what does that mean for the breadth of this statute? what is sitting that disrupts a trial or acc

jason katz with us today. so, i can't really explain this. market goes straight up at opening bell and oil goes down and gold goes down. that's not supposed to happen, jason. >> it actually is. it's classic buy the rumor, sell the news. stuart: is that right? >> yeah. think about all the handwriting coming into this weekend whether lingering concerns of inflation, whether it be good but not great earnings and of course, what would happen and transpire over the weekend. this is a collective sigh of relief and this is far from o ver. all the safety trade assets, whether it's gold, whether it's bitcoin, whether it's long term treasuries. i expect them to still catch a bid. there'll be buyers and have upside from here. that doesn't pretend necessarily a demise of the stock market and at a minimum it keep as lid on stock prices for the time being. good news is good news to the market as well. have i got it wrong? >> no, you've got that right. we're finally in the paradigm where good news is good news and the fed is hell bent on getting to their in

admit, i plunged into the environment of the russian opposition, namely mikhail khodorkovsky, maxim katz who literally calls for the destruction of various strategic objects on the territory of our country, a lot of people watch him, you know. the scales fall from the eyes quickly when a person understands that he must take responsibility for his words and actions, well, i was ashamed, yes, yes, i myself felt shame, of course, but it became more and more difficult for me every day to be away, i came here to bear responsibility, that's why arrived, right? i don’t see the point in living in other countries, i didn’t find anything there, i had a deceptive feeling, again from false evidence of some bright other life, for which a large number of my comrades ran, when it touched me from the other side , it became absolutely unbearable for me. and i realized that the best thing i can do is to meet fate halfway and face what it has in store for me , because outside of our country from... who throw candy at you, from this he realized that there was nothing at all in his existing picture, which wa

stuart: jason katz, you make a lot of sense. thank you very much indeed. what's going on with app and will just dropped below 170. lauren: apple's revenue and earnings both fall this calendar year for the first time since 2016 and that's from analyst channel checks and that's what he's seeing and stock's down 1.1%. stuart: show me united and boeing, please. lauren: the delivery delays because of all the issues with the jets will hurt their aircraft utilization this year and offering voluntary leave and unit's up 1.25% and offering pilots voluntary programs for the month of may to reduce excess staffing. stuart: other planes and the pilots don't fly them. unpaid time off. lauren: they did not say that and that's how it appears. lauren: down 46. reddit priced a week ago at $34 a share and never traded at 34 and opened at 47 and reached a high of almost wall street very skeptical on old, unprofitable unicorns and a 19-year-old company that's never been the profit. data is training large language models and big ipo and suffered since. stuart: never made a prof

for more, let's bring in jason katz at ubs. jason, this is very much a day about the jobs number.economic narrative in america can change significantly with what happens today at 8:30 a.m.? >> the porridge his to be just right, dom. if we have an extreme number on either ide, you will have a binary reaction. that is not our expectation whatsoever. i think good news will be construed as it should be as good news. >> if good news is good news and bad news is bad news, what do we make of the recent market action? does it give you some pause? the volatility? >> the higher for longer regime is because the economy is on solid footing. sometimes we overcomplicate things. in the last few days, the market has been able to withstand higher rates. to me, it is counterintuitive to be spooked by economic resiliency. this sticky inflation is a result of a strong economy. what does this portend? a q1 earnings period that beats expectation. >> what is your word of the day? what is it and why? >> coiled. small and mid-cap stocks are coil ed springs. they have been volatile, but they have the most

praise these announcements after that you for ministers meeting the form minister of israel. israel katz said that this was an unprecedented achievement for is real e u relations saying that they welcomed any attempt to put diplomatic pressure on a ron and to put pressure on the wrong not to attack is really again, but israel caps is also said that he wants to work with the you to impose new stations on around in addition to a military response. so in israel and is really government. these new announcements of propose sanctions are seen as a way to dissuade israel from responding militarily. and it seems that these really, governments, the work cabinets here, is, as clearly stated that there is going to be some military repercussions for iran strike over the weekend. i was more about that. is it already clear how israel might react to a ron's retaliatory strikes over the weekend? the officials who are familiar with the meetings that the war cabinet has been having told the new york times that there are several options on the table. one is an aggressive strike against is rainy and assets

justice alito touched on them and they're reflected in the competing interpretations between judge katz's on the dc circuit and judge nicholls on the district court feeding interpretations of what it relates to exactly. but the question you asked me, which just the judge nicholls that thought that c1 should limit c02. and he looked at it and said, well, the relevant thing about c1 is it deals with records, documents, and other objects. and so that means c2 should be limited only to other acts that impair physical lebanon's. meanwhile, judge katz's looked at this content requirement in c1 to take action that impairs the availability or use of the evidence. and he divined a broader gloss to put on c2 and said, the judge meant of all other evidence. >> well, they're just applying the same doctrine to different aspects of it. and i think you do that as well. what are the common elements alters destroy, and mutilated? it's a record or a document. you have the first few what you're doing and what you're doing, it too. and unify both of those in, as it said, in boys and net controlling and defin

let's try, let's look at what b is riley found in minnesota. israel katz has been doing today. he's launch what he calls a diplomatic offensive, calling for sanctions against iran, and answering to pods. if you would mind, do you think one request will be seated and to what effects do you think more sanctions on the country that's already heavily sanctioned? we'll have i'm not sure if it will be heated. i don't have enough knowledge on you can do drill listed to be able to tell you. but i can tell you that if the i o g c, for example, does not go lucian's audi sanction. then. ringback this will be a huge blow to the running machine because uses the audio just in spicy because i'm kind of hard to find the stacks, and this will be a said back what it will happen then, depending on me on your politics. and that's something that is the subject of expertise. okay, that's good talking to you. thank you so much for taking us through that to may i drop it down, fall in telling me. thank you. well the you, as human rights office as cold states were influenced through everything by cantu

i immersed myself in the environment of the russian opposition, namely mikhail khodorkovsky, maxim katzcomihad is a blogger who literally calls for destruction. to bear responsibility, well, is that what you came for? yes, but for what? i don’t see the point in living in other countries, i didn’t find anything there, i had a deceptive feeling, again from false evidence of some bright other life for which they ran a large number of my comrades, when... this touched me from the other side, it became absolutely unbearable for me, and i realized that the best thing i can do is to meet fate halfway and face what it has in store for me, that’s because outside of our country, i definitely spend my days in vain, let’s make a reservation right away, we’ve been trying to achieve this interview for quite a long time. the young man spoke to us without pressure of his own free will, in the presence of his lawyer, as well as the presence of his father and his beloved girlfriend, who, by the way, at one time dissuaded him from doing crazy things, but you know how this one works, well, the system of re

that is something that the foreign minister israel katz has said in a, in a speaking to his really media that should adobe struck, then the rasa incursion crew would likely be suspended. but i, i think that is, of course, very true. very likely, i think in suspension, whether that's a temporary suspension or for it to be completely taken off the table is, would be a prerequisite for a deal to be struck. the, the big question is really whether or not a deal can be struck. we've seen the talks a bit and flows and look like they're coming to some success and then fail. we're seeing a revival of those talks in the last couple of days. and then gyptian delegation here in israel on friday to talk to his riley officials about what their demands. all they have now taken accounts are offer and is ready counter offer back it is now with her mouse and we're waiting to hear. well, they have to say about it, but the style made really potentially remains. we have been hearing a good, you know, from the, from the egyptians were very close to these talks and a party to these talks they've been speaking

my name is tadi katz, tadi is short for teodor. وتودور زه على شمس بنيمين زاب تودور حرزل كل حاميم حقيقة and even today i think that the father of the calamity and also part of it is called the impurity . they told us that it was actually the only port that served the arabs' clans של דבר לוגהע א' in the north לוגהע ב' on the east side ו'. הקבר נקבש, כל הקביר נאספו, אה, נתפסו שמה קבות של'. at some point, i already entered the village and he was in a beautiful place. in the water that was clear and beautiful and missing something, look, this is less than what i remember about this matter of the torah, i don't even remember what they did with all the... האבולוסיה שויטה מרוכזת, indeed i don't remember, מהבוקר של ה-23' in the morning until the evening, when they left the village, they did not remember what happened, before that they remembered all the details, they also remembered after that that some of them had time to bathe in the sea of ​​tantura before they left the place, but פטאום מעשום בכל החות היום העם לא זכרו שום דבר שעך. התחילו

i talked to a guy earlier who said he was eating at katz's deli come his plate started shaking, things started falling off the table and he knew something was going on here in new york city we will send it back to you. >> what a memory to live through the earthquake at katz's deli. alexis, love the live shot, people in new york are going about their lives, the tourists are continuing to tour. >> that's right. >> sandra: thank you, alexis, we will check back in with you. another aftershock just recorded we had one a bit earlier and now they say one was recorded 5 miles northwest of bridgewater, new jersey. this happened at 1:32 p.m. eastern time. just about a half hour ago. the one before that was bedminster, new jersey. thousand about 1120046% of an aftershock occurring in the next seven days and another one happened. >> john: essa folarin kolawole was saying we expect some aftershocks diminishing in time in their magnitude, that one was actually the latest one a little bit more than the one before it. it's been almost biblical this week. all this rain known earthquake knowing eclipse

mikhail khodorkovsky, maxim katz, komikatsdi - this is a blogger who literally calls for the destructionc objects on the territory of our country, a lot of people watch him, you know, they said so, so all this was filmed, well, it’s very well worked out, it seems to me pro-american propaganda. well, i was ashamed, yes, yes, i myself felt shame, of course, but it became more and more difficult for me to be in the share every day, i ended up here to bear responsibility, well, that’s what you came for, yes, but why, i don’t see the meaning of life in other countries, i didn’t find anything there, i had a feeling. again, from the false evidence of some bright other life, which a large number of my comrades ran after, when it touched me from the other side, it became absolutely unbearable for me, and i realized that the best thing i can do is to meet fate and face what she has in store for me, that’s... because outside of our country i’m definitely wasting my days, but let’s say right away: this is an interview we sought for quite a long time, the young man spoke to us without pressure of his

appeal to the supreme court, it was also rejected by the supreme court, and in the end it was teddy katzwho all wanted to bury this, to bury this law, and maybe even to bury the diktz along with the law. the university should have said to the court, with all respect, this matter is an academic dispute. from here until the download of teddy's work, the shelves of the library are on the shelves of the library. all that was needed was to burn it. when the university stands up to the side of the court, and not necessarily to the side of the work and presenter shalo, that is the most basic academic principle. this is basically what the university did, that was the goal, to silence him as he expressed himself in this job, and that was the price he paid. פטאום, הוא נפעער לאוקר ישראל, אדם לא. it is desirable in this country that causes people, it was a horrible and horrible era, and they started talking on the phone. now the children are starting to get phone calls from their father. it was scary, huh? do you feel the country against you? a lot of people turned to us, they said: listen, we know

reporter: founded in 1974 by elias katz and florence ludnis-katz as part of a burgeoning disability rightstive growth" is one of three such organizations in the bay area alone - not a 'therapy' or health center, but a working art studio for people making a variety of kinds of art including, on this day, textiles for an upcoming annual fashion show. 59 year old william scott was using 3d modeling software to help plan his next painting. he has autism. >> i should read a little. reporter: he had prepared a statement for us. >> i feel happiness because i am a peacemaker. i feel very proud of my big mural in the museum, sf moma. (i reporter: scott paints versions of himself, family members and others and alternative worlds. his 32 foot long mural at the museum presents a re-imagined san francisco called "praise frisco". you're also looking at a different kind of city, with no violence. scott: that's right. yes. reporter: how does the art let you do that? scott: because the art makes a real world. making the real world. reporter: the art makes the real world? scott: it does. it makes the real w

the israeli foreign minister israel katz put this statement on the social media site x, saying that iran

jason katz is with us this morning. i see a bit of green on the left hand side of the screen, but not that much. first question, what are the odds of a rate hike? >> i heart you said hike; right? stuart: yeah. what are the odds? >> the odds are slim to none, and slim just packed his bags and left town. stuart: really? not going to happen. >> the forecast is for longer with a chance of higher. but think about it, the bar for a rate hike is extraordinarily high. and if they were to raise rates, it would completely and utterly up end the market. i don't think that's happening. it would be too political if they did. stuart: exactly. what a federal reserve leader raise interest rates right before presidential election when he no doubt wants to serve a second term? no way? >> so, it's really counter intuitive but if you think about it, the fed trying to be a political is turning out to be political. if they don't contrates by september, the election is around the corner and if they're not cutting then, we're not getting a rat

session about... on the development of our united shipbuilding company, we worked for several hours in katz those who build here, we are taking the most systematic measures, a long-term plan has been approved as of today, the construction of civil ships until 2035, you know how many there are, 1,700, this is what we plan to produce, 300 are already under construction, contracts have been concluded for 178, the rest is in process, in work, this...

"the release of the hostages is our first priority," said foreign minister israel katz. adding "that would mean deferring an offensive in rafah," where more than 1.4 million palestinians are sheltering. a move vehemently opposed by israel's more hawkish right-wing faction. with the threat of a full-scale offensive hanging over rafah, people here keep asking where will they go? much of gaza lies in ruin. the destructs on such a scale it is uninhabitable. and there is nowhere safe to run to. this little boy and his elder sister are beside themselves with grief. they've already lost their mother. now their father's been taken too. "my brother is just 6 years old," zayna al ref screams. "he's an orphan. how do i raise him." the staggeringly civilian death toll in gaza has sparked nationwide protests at american universities, which have not gone unnoticed by students in rafah, whose education came to an abrupt halt with the war. they no longer have walls to spray graffiti on. instead showing their gratitude on the tents they now call home. aid groups have warned that an invas

of a cargo ship in the strait of armus, despite the sabbath, head israeli foreign ministry israel-katzcted quickly and harshly. the regime of ayatala and khaminiya is a criminal regime that supports the crime of hamas and is now conducting a pirate operation in violation of international law. “i call on the european union and the entire free world to immediately declare the iranian islamic revolutionary guard corps a terrorist organization and immediately impose sanctions against iran. obviously , israeli intelligence and the government have information that allows them not to immediately introduce strict security measures in to the rear. however, army representatives advise fellow citizens not to relax and remain vigilant. israel is on high alert. companies began to cancel flights over the country. sergey pashkov, alexander ivanyuk, anastasia demyanets, news from israel. the more accurately the tires are selected, the better the control. go to avito, choose the make of your car and immediately find new summer tires. you can find tires conveniently and quickly; you can search by brand.

whole set of tools works here, we monitor this very carefully, a special incident was launched in katz, where we carefully look at all these elements online, which means we have procurement interventions they are used to stabilize prices, you also know this, but regarding milk production, you have always raised this question, there is a whole set of support measures in place, these are direct subsidies for raw milk producers, these are grants, these are soft loans. for the purchase of feed, equipment and, in my opinion, veterinary drugs, all these elements, i think they work quite effectively, create conditions for the development of our agricultural industry, by the way, milk production is steadily growing, we talked to you at the meeting with the factions, a lot whether whether it’s small or not, 2.5% is a growth record, finally it reached the level of 33.8 tons of milk, excuse me, million tons of milk, but this is a good result... but here there are real merits from year to year and no the topic is not the harvest, last year there was a problem with eggs, well, corrected, colleagues

alexander katz will tell you what the future fate of this technology is.t are these vaunted american brothers-in-arms. a ton shredder on the battlefield, as it turned out, is ineffective; firstly, due to its size, it is visible from afar, and on top of everything, it is terribly clumsy. our fighters hit this overseas giant with a kamikaze drone. our unmanned aerial vehicle hit the optics, thereby blinding the crew, after which due to inexperience, the crew drove into a minefield, and an explosion occurred from the rear left side. tankers of the armed forces of ukraine abandoned their combat vehicle. the two -person crew of the tour vehicle didn’t even try, the driver operates the instruments in a reclining position, and here is the commander’s place, you can’t turn around, the m1150 schreder engineering armored vehicle was developed on the basis of the m-1 abrams tank in the seventies of the last century, it came to ukraine about a year ago , here is another example of weapons of the ukrainian armed forces militants, also from overseas and also from '. m-8

take scott katz, a student at north carolina's elanfety.ery university, as he explained in a recent interview. the madnes es reached schoolsas down south, saying, quote, even sc intod nohave gottenn' orbit, i wouldn't have gone. >> i definitely feel very safe on campus regardingsafe oh religion. you heard that right. the south is now the landis of tolerancef tolera. common sense, too. but progressive policies are also pushing students away. >> everything from harsh lockdowns, restrictions on free speechdowns re, an obsession with gender and race are finally bearing the rotten fruit of their labor. chicago native beth miles, now a student at southern miss,said said, quote, since day one, s my classmates have made me welcome other than the accents and their cowboy bootsr than. that was wild to me, man. they wear cowboy boots everywhere. >> it was like i'd found my second home. which is kind of ironic because if anyon.d ofe should be wearing boots, it's an ivy league school. >> i mean, where else are you going to find that deep? oh, maggie, did you put that word in my script? so i had to say it

"the release of the hostages is our first priority" said foreign minister israel katz, adding "that wouldean deferring an offensive in rafah, where more than 1.4 million palestinians are sheltering, a move vehemently opposed by israel's more hawkish right-wing faction. with the threat of a full-scale offensive hanging over rafah, people here keep asking where will they go. much of gaza lies in ruin. the destruction on such a scale, it is uninhabitable. and there is nowhere safe to run to. this little boy and his elder sister are beside themselves with grief. they've already lost their mother. now their father's been taken too. "my brother is just 6 years old," zain al ghayth screams. "he's an orphan. how do i raise him?" the staggeringly high civilian death toll in gaza has sparked nationwide protests at american universities, which have not gone unnoticed by students in rafah, whose education came to an abrupt halt with the war. they no longer have walls to spray graffiti on, instead showing their gratitude on the tents they now call home. aid groups have warned that an invasion of rafah

the reaction of the israeli minister of foreign affairs israel katz did not take long. he thanked the us congress for the decision and the overwhelming support of both parties, noting that it is powerful a signal to israel's enemies. of course, this package was passed after some democratic congressmen said that further military aid to israel from. the u.s. should come under certain conditions because of concerns about the way the gas war is being waged, but those voices have not been listened to. if you look at the $17 billion that will go to israel, about $5 billion of that will go toward replenishing and expanding the air defense system that has proven its value time and time again over the past six months while the gas war rages. before and new threats arose when iran struck israel this month using drones and missiles, the first time directly from iranian territory. in addition, billions of dollars are foreseen in this amount, which will be spent on an improved weapons system, increased production of weapons, and the purchase of supplies and services in the united st

escalating the situation further but speaking on army radio israel's ministry of foreign affairs, israel katz has reiterated comments that if iran attacks inside israel, his country will strike inside iran while israel has been preparing for iran to strike. here's what mr. netanyahu said on saturday, right before the tax russian citizens of israel in recent years and especially in recent weeks, israel has been preparing for a direct attack by iran our defensive systems are deployed. we are ready for any scenario, both defensively and offensively. the state of israel is strong, but the idf is strong. the public is strong. >> let's bring in chief international anchor, chris amanpour christiane, you just heard there from the israeli prime minister this was a wave and unprecedented five, our wave of attacks defended not just by the idf, of course, but by israel's quote partners and gideon levy who is on the editorial board of israeli media organization eretz is very specifically said, israel was saved by its partners are very specifically by the united states and its support overnight, your thoug

i'm nowjoined by yaakov katz he is a senior fellow, at thejewish people policy institute and a senioror at the jerusalem post. the money from america, $26 billion, what does that mean for israel? i think it gives israel a feeling of a little more confidence and security as it contemplates the prospect of an expansion of the operation and gaza. we have been hearing a lot about the possibilities of an israeli incursion into the southern city of rafah but last week saw heightening tension with iran and the prospect of a wider conflict in the prospect of a wider conflict in the region and we are still under attack from lebanon so this money and a large chunk of it can be used by israel to replenish a defence systems and a lot were used over the last six months with the war in gaza and last week with the attack from iran. ., ., .,, ., ., iran. you mentioned the operation rafah and which _ benjamin netanyahu said he would do. america are saying at one time — said he would do. america are saying at one time we _ said he would do. america are saying at one time we are _ said he would do. amer

the foreign minister, israel katz, posted this on x, formerly twitter, saying that iran has to be stoppede it is too late. and that is the message that's also been sounded by leading senior military officials here in israel, including the chief of staff, lieutenant general herzi halevi. he said that israel would have to respond. he made the comments while visiting the nevatim airbase in southern israel, where some of iran's missiles did actually hit in the early hours of sunday morning, although israel says there was limited damage. israel says only a handful of missiles actually got through of the 350 suicide drones and cruise and ballistic missiles which were fired by iran. iran says its retaliatory strike was in response to israel's attack on its diplomatic compound in the syrian capital, damascus, on april the 1st. iran's foreign minister, amir—abdollahian, has reiterated that message in a telephone conversation with the un secretary—general antonio guterres, saying that iran acted in legitimate self—defence. iran, too, is calling for restraint, saying it doesn't want this to escalate

the minister of foreign affairs of israel, israel katz, said that he had already written to 32 countriesg for sanctions on the iranian missile project, and that the islamic revolution guards corps is an autonomous part of the weapon.

but as you just mentioned the foreign minister, israel katz has said that what he said last week stance that an attack by iran on israel will, will bring an attack by israel on iran. and certainly what the prime minister is saying that together we will win implies that that is still a possibility and the defense minister has also left the door open there. what am struck by as we stand here right now watching the dynamic play out at the moment within the narrative that emerges from officials in israel. overnight, we understood that there had been a security cabinet meeting that had then determined that they would leave the decision of how israel would respond to the war cabinet and the implication was a war cabinet would be meeting in fairly short order where we haven't heard anything about a the war cabinet meeting, or if they have what they've determined, there's a broad cabinet session are expected later this afternoon here in several hours so that's sort of implies that whatever public position israel is going to emerge and take over striking back or not to iran this is sort of getti

israeli foreign minister israel katz called the cairo talks the closest to an agreement since the novemberce. we 've reached a critical point in the...negotiations, if we succeed, a large number of hostages will return home. but already on april 10 , reuters reported that hamas denied the progress in the negotiations. hamas said on tuesday that israel's proposal for a ceasefire in its war in the gaza strip did not meet the demands of palestinian militant groups, but that it would further study the proposal and submit its response to mediators. the offer was passed on to the palestinian. to the islamist movement by egyptian and qatari mediators at the talks in cairo, which aim to find a way out of the devastating war in the gas sector, which is already underway seventh month on the eve of april 7, israel withdrew all ground troops from the gaza strip except for one brigade, the times of israel reported. overnight, the idf withdrew all ground forces from the southern gaza strip after four months of continuous fighting in the area. now there is only one nahal brigade left in the gas sector. t

my aunt, efrat katz, was murdered and my uncle, gadi moses, is still there.turned 80 on march 12. 80 years old, wonderful, sweet, loving grandfather. and we have no idea how he is or where he is. and we're waiting. you can see his picture on the screen. this lovable person has been helping people all around the world. he is an agronomist, a specialist, and he has been helping communities in third world countries really all over the world. he's a great teacher. he's a wonderful volunteer. he loves making his wine and he has a little line of production with his son. and we're all waiting for him. he is, as you can see on this smile, a loving, loving person. and he, like the rest of the family, was taking away on saturday morning from his home. you saw the homes of mir 0z. this is how the kibbutz looks like. one of four. think of your neighbours — one of four. it's an incredible, incredible, sad number. i'm sure if you've been following the protests, you may even have taken part in them, felt that the anger of the families of the hostages seems to be growing wit

that's correct, we have had israel's foreign minister israel katz coming out quite quickly thanking thess for this, noting there was overwhelming bipartisan support, saying that this sends a strong message to israel's enemies. of course this package was passed after there had been some congressional democrats have been saying in recent weeks that further military aid to israel from the us should come with conditions attached because of concerns about the conduct of the war in gaza. but this doesn't seem to have been the case, if you break down that $17 billion that's heading the way of israel, it's about 5 billion for replenishing and expanding its air defence system, the real value of that has been proved time and time again in the past six months or so as the war in gaza has raged on and we have had the new threats emerging to israel, the new threats emerging to israel, the likes of the direct attack by iran using drones and missiles earlier this month for the first time coming directly from iranian soil. then you have also included in this money further billions of dollars that were

lord cameron has posted this on social media — he said: "i spoke with israeli foreign minister israel katzal kitchen aid workers... in gaza, including three british nationals, are completely unacceptable. israel must urgently explain how this happened and make major to ensure safety of aid workers on the ground." a spokesman for the israeli government was asked about how this incident could affect future relations with the uk. the relationship between britain and israel is a long and intense one, i would say, and i think it's no secret to say that israel is our closest partner in europe and that... sorry, the uk is our closest partner in europe. it's a very important relationship. it is also no secret that israeli, the mossad has prevented numerous, numerous attacks on british soil from terrorists. they have saved many, many lives of uk citizens. that's not a secret, that's already out there. and security personnel and former security personnel in the uk will confirm that fact. this has been a tragic incident, the killing of these innocent aid workers. we will get to the bottom of what hap