we will speak to a palestinian member of the knesset who was suspended for criticizing israel's assault on gaza. then we will speak to the founder of the palestine children's relief fund. >> i just learned of two children who were killed this week with their families in the gaza strip. that makes six children we have brought pretreatment to the united states that have been killed. we are calling for an immediate cease-fire. amy: then to mexico where secretary of state tony blinken and homeland security chief alejandro mayorkas met with mexican president andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador wednesday to discuss migration and the border. >> the visit of lincoln and mayorkas is another sign the biden administration is caving to further criminalize and expel migrants and asylum-seekers. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. israel's military has launched its most intense raids of the occupied west bank since israel began its assault on the gaza strip following hamas's attack on october 7. overnight, israeli forces r

and the protests against him in the knesset, we also have those pictures, they can be broadcasted by our colleagues during our conversation, but there is a question in the middle, this question has probably been a fixed question for the last two or three weeks, everyone confesses , confesses, from western officials to individuals. inside zionists, they say that the fate of the war is tied to the fate of netanyahu. netanyahu is not ready to end the war because he knows that if there is a war. if it ends at this point , he should step down from power. polls inside the occupied territory will show the same, but since 3 weeks ago. 4 weeks ago, until now, netanyahu has continued the war. how long do you think this will continue? how can this cycle be broken and a new path can be started? see if there are two ways to answer this question, or if this is the end in the form of a project. or process what does a project mean? it means that something happens and they say, well, the war is over. now it can be netanyahu's impeachment. killing netanyahu or something is possible. this is a project

in the opinion of senya, he won the vote and there is a possibility that he won't be in the next knesset at all. also, benguir has drastically decreased from 6 seats. in contrast, it can be said that he is considered to be the middle right. he has also increased, and netanyahu has also increased from 32 seats to 20 seats. which shows a serious decline on the right side and the society's attitude towards them has become a bit shaky, the society that was constantly moving towards becoming more extreme, this is one point, the next point is about how the public opinion feels about the nine political currents, about the body of the country's political authorities. they want to have it. well, in this war , after all, ganses is one of the people who is present in the effective national government, and it can be said that none of these decisions can be made without his opinion , therefore, whatever happens in this war , pais wrote it in a way. it can be a failure or a victory, which of course he has shown so far there has been a failure, and movements like yash have come, and they consider thems

at the same time, the knesset meeting is scheduled to be held today. .e . basically, why are there still protests against netanyahu in the occupied territories even though the war is going on? hello, courtesy and respect , good morning to you and dear viewers, i have to say that mr. netanyahu announced in his latest position and words that the long war it will be and according to the positions and somehow the conditions of hamas and regarding the ceasefire and the release of prisoners, it seems that for the time being, according to these conditions in the field, there is one result. regarding the release of prisoners, mr. netanyahu is more concerned with giving prisoners some kind of importance, which seems that considering mr. netanyahu's positions , this position is not at all worthy of being given any importance to mr. netanyahu, but regarding the continuation of your conversation, you should let me say that netanyahu's cabinet faces some challenges and the minister of economy and minister of foreign affairs. the most recent meeting that has been held

well, this was an interesting thing inside the knesset. well, look at this. if we want to put aside the assassination that took place today, netanyahu did not achieve what he wanted, that is, he was looking for yahya senvar. your interpretation reached the point of destruction of hamas, hamas is still firing rockets towards the occupied territories and the battle continues. he was looking for the relocation of the palestinian people from gaza, and the country did not accept him, and he was left like this . the war continues without achieving his goals . change as the winner and wherever the war ends, as everyone in the world says , it will be the end of netanyahu's power . the loser should change his game on his field , take it to another arena, now go from this column to that column, see what happens there , see shahid sayed razi, well , he was assassinated several times before, the last time of the year, if i'm not mistaken, was in december 2017. being a veteran in that incident that happened and not even being able to work for a while was a relatively high

in any case, there is the next round of the knesset . well, we can see that an obvious change in the process has happened in the last two or three years of the israeli society. recently, the extreme trend has decreased in popularity, that is, smotrich's party was completely removed from the constituent assembly, as below the quorum in nazar-senya was voted, and it is possible that there will be none in the next knesset. also, benguir has drastically decreased from 6 seats. in contrast , it can be said that it is considered to be the center-right. it has increased, and netanyahu has also increased from 32 seats to 20 seats, which shows a serious decline in the right wing, and the society 's view of them is a bit shaken, the general, which was constantly going towards becoming more extreme, this is one point , the next point in relation to the fact that how do the public feel about the nine political currents and the body of the country's political authorities? to have well, in this war, finally, one of the people in the national governmen

we also have the pictures of that protest in the knesset of the zionist regime. this is the report of the israeli bubble. let's see, then we will continue our conversation. i did not receive any help. my blood refrigerator is empty, an example of the state of mind of zionist soldiers. officials with promises they sent our salaries and money to the war but did not give us money. broken from the inside. and not trusting the regime they fought for. in addition, the upper hand of the palestinian resistance. military strikes in the field will not take long until hamas enters jerusalem. netanyah's despicable government has used the people as a human shield with psychological operations, and it has become more visible in the zionist multinational society. now the whole of israel is frustrated, the roads are closed, and everyone is sitting near the shelters, and this is unfortunately what hamas is trying to do. and with that mental operation , he was able to get it well, and now 80 days after genocide of civilians, despite the promise of early destruction of hamas, is an

well, now , these talks that netanyahu is now making in the knesset in april 2017. talk and these things that they are spreading now were only on paper level in the regime, that is , it was as a plan, to make a proposal, now something has been approved, to put an action on the agenda, but what we saw in the powerful operation of al-aqsa storm is this. it was really the zionist regime that has one of the best and most modern armies now, in the political literature , it is known as the multi-billion dollar army, the dollar army, in the face of the hamas guerrillas. really getting stuck in a way , well, this shows that everything that mr. netanyahu is saying now and the military strategies of the zionist regime, especially the army officials, are saying in the form of these multi-front discussions and the army's readiness in bebre showed this type of threat , which shows that he has not really achieved anything for the zionist regime, and besides , it is the zionist army that receives the support of b. directly in the west, both technically and financially , in terms o

violent protests at the knesset calls for the violent overthrow of the government. i mean, you go to the first lebanon war where the protests were way bigger, way bigger than the protests we saw over judicial reform over these last few months. they just there was no social media. so people weren't aware of of what was going on. so in every period in israeli history, you have these moments, this one was bad in 2023. but we argued there's something here that holds the country together and there's something the west could learn from. and then october 7th happened and then we watched out of this horror, this unbelievable, unbearable horror, the country actually did come back together. so what separates israel from other countries specifically democratic countries at a time of war? because we saw in the u.s. rally around the flag in the first gulf war, we surely saw that after 911. how does israel differentiate from what we've seen in what we experienced here in the u.s.? so we did see it after. the the first gulf war. we saw it less after 911. we saw it immediately afte

changes, because israeli society today is not the society which was 55 days ago, thank you, israeli knessetr vladimir belyak was with us, during kisinger’s work in the nixon administration , the arab-israeli war of 1973 occurred, which was difficult for israel , and hamas timed its attack 2 months ago, the well-known story says that firstly, i am an american, secondly, the secretary of state, only thirdly a jew, - the interlocutor answered, yes, but in hebrew we read from right to left, there was a goldam, there was a sparkling generation, 200 years ago, on december 2, 1823, the fifth president of the united states, in his annual message to congress , he stated that the american continents, in view of the free and independent. should not be subject to colonization by any european power. not the president himself, not the secretary of state who wrote the speech, john kinsey adams, monroe, she will become a textbook example of an attempt to establish a sphere of influence. even before becoming the fifth president of the united states, wil behaved as an outstanding statesman and diplomat, he p

society today is not the same society that was 55 days ago, thank you, the deputy was with us israeli knesset, during kissinger’s work in the nixon administration , the arab-israeli war of 1973 occurred , which was difficult for israel. hamas timed its attack 2 months ago to coincide with its half-century anniversary, the well-known story says that prime minister golden asked kissinger to give israel priority attention, firstly, i am an american, secondly the secretary of state, only thirdly a jew, - the interlocutor answered, yes, but in hebrew we read from right to left, golda meer was found, it was sparkling generation. 200 years ago, on december 2, 1823 , the fifth president of the united states, james monroe , unintentionally entered the history of world politics. in his annual message to congress, he declared that the american continents, in view of the free and independent condition which they had achieved and maintained, should not be the object of colonization by any european power. neither the president himself, nor the author of the speech, the secretary of state, john quincey adam

and now i will talk with the near eastern expert ksenniya svitlova, journalist, ex-detatka of the knessetnt, an expert on issues of the near east, with your permission, i will switch to russian language, hello, madam. svetlova, thank you for finding time for us, hello, look, after all , the reason that the truce ended is the reason why the war continued, i know at least two reasons, and i still don’t understand which one is the first, what is the second one, some people say that they simply did not agree, how many people are there in qatar, what are the surnames, well, these are all the lists, the second is that the crayfish just flew in. from the side of the gas sector, and how would this have completely formalized the termination of the truce, and what are they saying in israel? look, these are the stages, let's say, of failure, yes, which preceded the resumption of the war, because of course the names had to be transferred to the israeli side through qatar, and preferably by 12:00 at night, but israel waited, including until the morning , but in the morning until 7 a.m. these names wer

i want you out of the party and out of the knesset. you are not going to die what happened. so i think there's stuff happening, again, i tend to be my wife always tellsu' me too optimistic, you are too optimistic, it's motivating by the way, not just this. but i think there's, i don't know if hamas brought israel together. we can get into that but i do think hamas make that an impact on the israeli-arab community, only some of them. >> i know we have to go but literally today at 4:00 i got au call from monsoon are. >> there you go, see? >> he said i have a letter for you. this guy is, i'm a fan, boy. i got, , i letter i need you to give to president biden. i said calll the present and red it to them. in the letter was about the hostages. so on the behalf of the arabs here in israel, we need to save these lies. and he went on and on and on about the importance of saving these lies. when you say they're so comfortable plentiful. this, this is a guy who was a hero in israel. he wasbu the kingmaker. there is a muslim brotherhood, you know, guy who has decided that he needs to be

the knesset is now debating new confidence otion against the government raised by six opposition parties. israel was under pressure to either accept the peace proposal or hand the cabinet to someone who solve the issue through negotiations found himself a dead end as if everything was over words could still be heard, the words were rarely heard even during the war, there was increasing pressure to declare out goods as the caple of israel few days later arafat and rabine were invited to economic conference in jordan. in his speech arafat asked the us not to make any... تلقينا بقلق بالغ قرار مجلس الكونغ الامريكي بنقل السفاره الامريكيه للشريف الذي يشكل سابقه خطيره ويهدد بنسف عمل السلام. much in blood, much time and much money. we invested in war today, and from here on, we are committed to invest in peace. on robben's orders, the leader of the islamic jihad was assassinated. isafat was back in gaza after the middle east economics summit in aman. it was the first time the plo chairman has broken his since on the killing. while condemning the gunning down of shikaki, he refused to speculate o

the question at this juncture, — the knesset.get israel wett over— juncture, given that we get israel well over $1 billion a year should answer— well over $1 billion a year should answer that question. the secondary question— answer that question. the secondary question is— answer that question. the secondary question is what should our politics. _ question is what should our politics, commander previous guest articulated — politics, commander previous guest articulated this the right way, how do we _ articulated this the right way, how do we find — articulated this the right way, how do we find a political solution to this problem rather than a military one where — this problem rather than a military one where innocent civilians are being _ one where innocent civilians are being killed? and i think the united states— being killed? and i think the united states could be very strong actor in bringing _ states could be very strong actor in bringing these disparate parties to the table — bringing these disparate parties to the table

the israeli knesset, israel did it in 1973. they didn't care. neil: they didn't know the degree to which anti-semitism existed until these attacks and the aftermath of the attacks. i'm wondering as a student your self at nyu did any of this come too late? did you suspect it? did kids review? >> it was there but in those days i went to nyu in the 1980s. it was thought to be a passing kind of thing, grounded in racism and things like that and the fact that much of what you are seeing is cognitive dissonance, the idea that there are a lot of people who have divided the world into two groups, the oppressors and the oppressed and the oppressors -- the oppressed are the people of color. you have a high-profile conflict, israel and the palestinians come and not just against white people but against jews, the minds of many progressives, a group of privileged. one of my professors at nyu referred to jews as a group of privilege, he was jewish himself. they side with people of color. the problem is fact don't even remotely justify it. they fit the narrati

i had the privilege and honor of speaking with amyrrh ohana -- amir owe thana, the speaker of sin knesset. we discussed a lot of things. we talked about how since hamas' horrific and brutal terrorist attack against israelis on october 7 how life has changed not only in israel, but around the world. we also talked about how we have seen an explosion, an absolute explosion of anti-semitic incidents, attacks, and harassment in israel, here in our own nation, and across the world. mr. speaker, two interesting statistics if i can. according to the anti-defamation league, since the hamas massacre on october 7, anti-semitic incidences around this nation, our nation, have increased over 400% compared to the same time period last year. the second statistic, mr. speaker, more jews have been murdered, were murdered on october 7 than on any other single day since the holocaust. let that sink in. we have seen members of this very body repeat blatantly anti-semitic rhetoric and spread lies about israel and her right to exist. let me be clear, such hate has no place in the halls of congress, nor in our

in 2018, the knesset of israel approved a plan based on which palestinians have the right to enter al-aqsa at specific times and chose october 2015 to implement this plan. welcome to this episode of my arabic reality , in which we shed light on al-aqsa mosque and the plans of the israeli occupation to divide space and time. it presents al-aqsa mosque. the al-aqsa mosque in these days is witnessing a fierce attack before the zionist establishment, there is a clear and big escalation on the al-aqsa mosque and the people of the al-aqsa mosque, and specifically, the al-aqsa mosque is suffering in these days for the policy of emptying, unitizing and rejecting. my family, women and men are present in al-aqsa mosque, and on the other hand, they are trying to bring in settlers during their daily incursions from the maghrib area and providing for their provocation tours by surrounding them under the condition of israeli occupation , and i am present in al-aqsa mosque. in al-aqsa mosque with israeli soldiers. the people of palestine inside what is called israel are also a large part of them, and the

family members are planning to hold a protest outside the knesset today under the slogan "the hostageshave no time." we are joined now by neta heiman. her 84-year-old mother ditza heiman was held hostage in gaza and was freed on november 28. she had been kidnapped on october 7 from her home on the kibbutz nir ohz near the border with gaza. neta heiman is joining us from haifa. she is a member of the israeli chapter of women wage peace. welcome to democracy now! i'm so sorry under the circumstances. can you talk about what you're demanding? >> we are demanding to release all the hostages. we are demanding from the israel i government to put a deal on the table. do not wait. we need the israeli government to put a deal that will -- release a lot of palestinian prisoners. we will need lots of days to stop the fire. people taken on october 7, the price is for them. they deserve this price because the country left them behind. it has been 67 days i think since october 7, and they are still there. i am hopeful. 85th birthday, 85-year-old man they are keeping hostage in gaza without medicatio

at the suggestion of the opposition , that is, to bring lapid netanyahu to the public hall of the knesset, and while the israeli asra families were witnessing this program on the second floor, they were interrogating him and asking what happened. finally, in 80 days of war a number of family members stood up and disrupted the ceremony against netanyahu. he said that we still need time to win in gaza and asra's families said that there is no more time , right now we should agree on the release of the prisoners, and they have placards saying that if your father was also captured in these conflicts, would you be like this? you were doing something. well, this was an interesting placard. you put it inside . well, look at this. if we want to put it aside from the terror that took place today, netanyahu did not achieve what he wanted in gaza, that is, he was looking for yahya senvar, according to your interpretation, he ended up looking for shoes. hamas was destroyed. hamas is still firing rockets towards the occupied territories and the war continues. it sought to evict the palestinian people

two-state solution, and for example , in early 2023, the same netanyahu cabinet brought a plan to the knesset under the title of annexing the west bank to the territory of israel in an official way, which means for the first time to raise this, well, the annexation of the west bank. to the land of israel means undermining the basis of the oslo agreement, which actually created the two-state solution in the 1990s. in addition to killing, they are also engaged in looting houses garden shops and exchange offices. you want to see how they check? in addition to all of this , the looting of the bodies of palestinian witnesses should be included. added. the invaders stole 130 martyrs from the front of shafa hospital and took them to an unknown place. israel took the bodies that were in shrouds in the morgue with them. in addition to killing and looting, they also desecrate. they entered the mosque with military shoes. they take the microphone and sing. this is a picture of their hatred towards the martyrs. resistance wherever they see a picture of a martyr, they remove it. these same soldiers in the

abraham burke, the former head of the knesset , is one of these people who, in a bitter comment for the zionists, announced that israel is on the verge of the end of the zionist dream is on its way to destruction. berg had advised the zionists, like himself, who got a french passport, to get a passport of another country. take action. worry about the end of the zionist regime can be seen even in the statements of extreme supporters of this regime, such as netanyahu. in 2017, he silently announced at the mossum celebration that israel's 100-year lifespan is not certain. an analysis that many inside and outside the fabricated borders of the zionist regime agree on today. as a muslim, it is our duty to learn the qur'an and teach it to our children it should be passed down from generation to generation. the reception is very good. it is very good for me to be old rice, from children who are, for example, seven or eight years old to adults, but i myself have worked with children from 7 to 14 years old, both boys and girls. how many surahs have you memorized so far, 20? you came for three mon

according to egyptian media, the israeli knesset today discussed a plan for a peaceful resolution ofproposed by cairo. its first stage provides for a two-week truce. in exchange for stopping the fighting, israel will receive 40 hostages from among those held by hamas. will this deal be accepted? tel aviv, unknown yet. news from egypt. he asks to come up for a personal conversation, but is ready to discuss preliminary conditions over the phone. an interesting audio recording, as stated, is a conversation between the odessa military commissar alexander okhremenko and his friend, who asked to excuse his relative from serving in the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine. do you have a coupon, what did you decide to do? no, no, the ticket hasn’t been written yet. would like to check by hour. at this busy hour, well, just before ten exactly, it’s right away, well, it’s clear that 6 8, 10 are not potential meeting hours at all, but a potential fee of thousands of dollars for the privilege of avoiding cannibalistic mobilization, how many similar clients even one individual soul catcher has, o

the secret meeting of the knesset committee on security and foreign policy, or actually defense and foreign policy, returned and said that banguryan was a great leader, but he succumbed to american pressure, but i will not succumb to american pressure, and anyone who wants to be prime minister in israel must have the strength to resist against pressure. to have america, this shows a very serious challenge at the highest political level between the government. for this war, it has reached a point where america wants to get rid of its expenses. yes, netanyahu's downfall has actually been started with the words that biden spoke today. but the issue is whether israel can really free itself from the consequences of the al-aqsa storm with the departure of netanyahu and his government. i think that the consequences of the al-aqsa storm are not that serious. and it is deep that israel will not be left behind , and i have said this many times, and i declare it here again. after the end of the war and the ceasefire , we will witness another storm inside israel . the political crisis started after the

alfer kassif, a member of the knesset of the zionist regime, also said: netanyahu is killing civilians. and defeat in the real field of war with hamas is the main loser and should be removed. the minister of foreign affairs of our country, while attending the yemeni embassy in tehran , appreciated the support of sana'a to the palestinian people. mr. amir abdullahian, in his meeting with mr. ebrahim adilami, the ambassador of the national salvation government of yemen , emphasized: the strong positions of the leaders and people of yemen in supporting the palestinian people in gaza and the west bank are commendable. the minister of foreign affairs also discussed the talks between the government of yemen and the government of saudi arabia support and expressing hope that the final agreement between the two parties will be reached. the ambassador of the national salvation government of yemen in tehran conveyed the warm greetings of seyed abdul malik al-housi, secretary general of the ansar allah movement of yemen, to the supreme leader and president of our country, and emphasized that we c

. >> reporter: and in jerusalem, protesters braved the rain to march on the knesset demanding netanyahu bring all hostages still in gaza home and calling for his resignation. >> he knew what hamas is doing with this money, so he created some monster, some days a monster came out. >> reporter: and israel's military has reportedly started to pump sea water into hamas' tunnel complexes in order to destroy them. there is a concern that hostages may be in some of them. president biden says, quote, there are assertions being made that there are no hostages inside. ramy inocencio, cbs news, tel aviv. >>> the house could vote this week on a bipartisan resolution calling for the resignation of the presidents of harvard university and mit. the resolution is authored by congresswoman elise stefanik who, last week, questioned the heads of the two schools and the university of pennsylvania at an anti-semitism hearing. penn president elizabeth magill has already resigned amid backlash over their responses about school policy regarding calls for the genocide of jews. yesterday harvard said president c

all goals, well , let’s say, the opposition to israel, we asked knesset member from the opposition partyeration, how long it can last? we initially set ourselves two main goals, but one can argue which one is more, more important, there is some dispute about this , let’s say, disagreements in israeli society, the first goal, at least from my... point of view from our point of view, the most important goal is the return of our people, our hostages, everyone, this is a very important value in israeli society the return of all our prisoners as our hostages, and we must do everything possible to return them, the second goal is to ensure the safety of our citizens by destroying the military and political infrastructure of hamas. i really hope that we will be able, within the framework of the agreement that was in force, is in force, has been in force for the last week, to return as many of our people as possible, including everyone, including women, children, men, old people, soldiers, everyone, every last one , and further, i think that there is, uh, in principle, a consensus in israeli soci

whole congress is in unison on support for the netanyahu regime and even people in israel and in the knesset who are getting weak stomachs about what's going on, they're still not speaking out, so it is the systems and these two systems are largely controlled by an interlocking network of corporate cartels that tears not one bit for lives of palestinian, but will weep crocodile tears over the lives of israelis. right, indeed. so anthony, is this all about americans and is just wanting the resources of gaza for themselves, or is it about the sheer hatred that they have for palestinians? i mean, your assessment about it all? well, we could talk about biden and we can talk about netanyahu, and i do think that netanyahu actually is psychologically sick individual right now who who probably needs to be in care, and so somehow israel is destroying itself by not taking his hands. off the steering wheel, this mad man, seems to be having a breakdown, but let's get away from uh, okay, there's a corporate syndicate, large corporations, there's netanyahu, there's biden, but there's something called zion

, who in the first years of her presidency was actually the parliament of the zionist regime, the knesset, and that sentence is that the security of israel is the reason for our existence. this existential reason, well , many call it existential philosophy in translation, many call it reason. some authorities say that the state of rezon is equivalent to german state razan, i am saying this so that those who are interested can find a reference to the reason for this , i will give this word to this key word, the reason for this support goes back to the fact that our whole being is devoted to the security of the zionist regime, and when we re-examine why and why this should happen, we see a significant gap between the nation and the german government, that is, the nation-state , are meaningfully separated from each other. the part of the nation says why should we use our tax money for how many years? is 75 years not enough? look, in 2023, tv channel 1 of german tv will have a report. it is very interesting that compared to 2020 , germany's export of military weapons to the zionist regime has

political changes, this is clear to everyone, whether this will be within the framework of the current knessetcreating another government or... there will be new elections in the coming months after the end of hostilities, we will see about that, i believe that it is possible to create a functioning government within the framework of this knest, because after the war , immediately going out to the election campaign, i think this is not always important, but there is no doubt that there are forces that are outside in favor of early elections, one way or another, there will be changes, there will be very serious changes, because israeli society today is not the same society that it was 55 days ago, thank you, a deputy from during kisinger’s work in the nixon administration, the arab-israeli war occurred seventy-three, difficult for israel. hamas timed its attack to coincide with its half-century anniversary 2 months ago. a famous story goes that premier golden ayer asked kissinger to give israel his top priority . firstly, i am an american, secondly, the secretary of state, only thirdly. jew, th

, who in the first years of her presidency was actually the parliament of the zionist regime, the knesset , and that sentence is the sentence that israel's security is the reason for its existence . ours is the reason for existence. well, in translation, many people call it philosophy of existence, many call it the reason for sovereignty. staat razon is the german equivalent and stait razon. i say this so that those who are interested can find a reference to the reason for this. the reason for this support goes back to the fact that our whole being to ensure the security of the zionist regime, and when we analyze why and why this should happen, you see a significant gap between the nation and the german government, that is, the nation-state from each other. he says, in a meaningful way, separate the two parts, the nation says, why do we need to use our tax money for how many years? is 75 years not enough? is it not enough that we no longer have this financial support, all-round support for weapons, you look at it in 2023, tv channel 1 tv germany recently published a very interesting repor

netanyahu's opposition in the israeli knesset, said clearly from mr. netanyahu, "you cannot destroy hamas, exchange the prisoners , accept the complete ceasefire, we promise." we ask that we do not use this as an excuse for your propaganda and failures, that is, we do not advertise . please come and do this for the sake of israel's interests, but netanyahu did not fall under the burden , or mr. ehud elmert, the former prime minister of the zionist regime, in arres, an article he wrote last week and stated in it that hamas cannot be destroyed until all our soldiers are killed, come and negotiate and complete the ceasefire, exchange prisoners and accept hamas' conditions, hamas will not be destroyed. there is also a news that was published a few days ago that 3 prisoners of the three regime were shot with arrows israeli bombers were killed, despite having a white flag, a part of the army published this news because it knew that it would arouse the sensitivity of israeli public opinion, and it was published in order to increase the pressure of domestic pu

the current prime minister netanyahu wins only 18 seats in the knesset, i.e. 15% of the votes. this survey shows that the national unity party headed by benny gans is ahead by winning 37 seats, which is about 30% of the votes. in the past few days , the occupied territories have been the scene of demonstrations against netanyahu's government many times . on according to the zionists, 132 zionist prisoners are still in the possession of the resistance groups in gaza. as i said at the beginning of the program , now we are at the service of mr. sohail kathirinejad, an expert on the issues of the zionist regime, to review the latest developments of the war on the 7th day of its fourth day. mr. kathirnejad, hello, welcome to today's world. in the name of god. me too. hello, i am at your service and dear viewers , we are at your service, mr. kathirinejad, let's examine today's developments. the war is going on, the zionists control the skies of gaza, the bombing of their fighters continues on the ground, both in the north of the center and in the south of the gaza strip, entering and

two-state solution, and for example, in early 2023, the same netanyahu cabinet brought the plan to the knesset under the title of annexing the west bank to israel. the official form means for the first time bringing this up, well, the annexation of the west bank to israel means undermining the basis of the oslo agreement, which actually created the two-state solution in the 1990s, and even the regulations and resolutions of the general organization are the same. we have a report on the situation of the zionist military. . let's see the report and then we will continue the conversation. he mockingly knocks on the door of a house that they destroyed by themselves , of which only the entrance door is left standing . he is dressed in baban's clothes and is preparing the bombs to drop them on the people of ghazah, the people who proudly they say that he was looking for an infant to kill, but he did not find a 12-year-old girl. in addition to killing , they are also looting houses, shops, gardens, and money exchanges. to all this, the looting of the bodies of palestinian witnesses should be added. t

according to egyptian media, the israeli knesset today discussed a plan for a peaceful resolution ofed by cairo. its first stage provides for a two-week truce. in exchange for stopping the fighting, israel will receive 40 hostages from the number of those held by hamas. it is still unknown whether tel aviv will agree to this deal. alexander bilibov, dmitry cherbakov and maria egorova. news from egypt. meanwhile, in the united states, the middle east issue is becoming another tool in the election campaign. donald trump today expressed confidence that under his presidency, a new round of the palestinian-israeli conflict would quickly end in a peaceful settlement. and perhaps the ex-head of state will still have a chance to prove this, because blocking his candidacy for the republican primaries is like it turned out that not all states intend to do so. i studied the layouts. staff correspondent in america dmitry melnikov. the fact that every state in america is, in fact, a state within a state was recalled in the michigan supreme court, rejecting a petition demanding that donald trump b

netanyahu's opposition , stated clearly in the israeli knesset that mr. netanyahu, you can't kill hamas. destroy come, exchange the prisoners , accept the complete ceasefire, we also promise not to use this as an excuse for your propaganda and failures, i.e. not to advertise, please come and do this for the sake of israel's interests , but netanyahu didn't give in or that's it mr. ehud elmert, the former prime minister of the zionist regime in haras , wrote an article last week and stated that hamas cannot be destroyed until all our prisoners are killed, come and negotiate and complete a ceasefire, exchange prisoners and accept hamas' conditions. destroyed. another news that happened a few days ago it was published that 3 prisoners of regime three were killed by israeli snipers, despite having a white flag, a part of the army published this news because it knew that it would arouse the sensitivity of the public opinion of israel, so it published this to pressure. to increase domestic public opinion on mr. netanyahu. to force him to accept a cease-fire, bu

a member of the zionist knesset also said that netanyahu is the real loser by killing civilians and failing in the real battle with hamas and should be removed. the spokesman of the yemeni armed forces warned that if the aggression of the zionist regime resumes in gaza , the yemeni forces are ready to resume operations against this regime. yahya seri said that if these aggressions stop, the anti-zionist operations of the yemenis will also stop immediately. it will be added that with the continuation of the crimes of the zionist regime , the yemeni armed forces will not hesitate to expand operations against this regime and drag it towards targets in the sea and on land. the spokesman of the yemeni armed forces emphasized that we will continue to try to prevent the traffic of the zionist regime's ships in the red sea and we will think about more measures in this regard. he also once again emphasized the support of the yemeni armed forces for the palestinian issue and the resistance of the palestinian people . members of british employee unions held a protest rally in london and several other

face on october 7th. >> reporter: tonight in jerusalem, protesters braved the rain to march on the knessetnetanyahu bring all hostages still in gaza home and calling for his resignation. >> he knew what hamas is doing with this money, so he created some monster. someday the monster came out. >> reporter: and israel's military has reportedly started to pump seawater into hamas' tunnel complexes in order to destroy them. one concern, though, is there may be hostages in some of them. but president biden said tonight, quote, there are assertions being made there are no hostages inside. norah. >> ramy inocencio, thank you. >>> harvard university announced today that president claudine gay will keep her job despite calls for her to resign. ms. gay and two other university presidents drew criticism at a congressional hearing last week when they refused to answer yes or no when asked if calling for the genocide of jews would violate their schools' codes of conduct. more than 700 of harvard's 2,400 faculty members signed a petition in defense of president gay, and the university's governing body sa

when, i will remind, because these are the facts of history, when decisions the israeli knesset and thevernment were forbidden to negotiate, and behind the backs of the government and society in the parliament, such negotiations were conducted, and then it led to another tragedy, the fact is that this moscow... the aphid operates with the tools of the last millennium, come on, let's not not to delve into it at all, the past century, which is absolutely impossible to apply in the current informational situation, i will demonstrate this on the example of israel itself. pay attention, there is a ceasefire, there is an exchange of hostages for imprisoned criminals and terrorists, a rally is taking place, and at the rally, people are shouting: do not allow a ceasefire, the leader of the congress, the speaker of the united states of america, in the center, abraham lincoln, is speaking, more than 10,000 people have gathered in the square, they are chanting since fire, that is, they are saying, against the ceasefire, i when i am analyzing this by the way, i understand very well that today, for

israeli political situation, which is determined, and the political background, i just came from the knessetan hour ago, and it is very turbulent there, so that you understand, they are discussing not only the war and not so much the war, but the budget for 25-26 hours, that is , political life continues in israel and one of the very important factors in this political life, it is a question of not too much are we giving way to hamas, are we not following his lead, and now benjamin netanyahu has a very difficult relationship with his right-wing conservative partners, who believe that from the very beginning there was no need to negotiate with hamas, it was necessary will surround their cities and not lift this blockade until they are... hostages, now, apparently, the israeli army has moved to exactly this scenario, i think that the point is to divide the gases conditionally into three separate enclaves of the territory, to do the cleaning so of the so-called district of the city , in which, according to the assumption, there is a huge number of underground tunnels in which hostages can be ke

the fsb, when i remind you, so that these are the facts of history when the decisions the israeli knesset the government were forbidden to negotiate, and behind the backs of the parliament, the government and society, such negotiations were conducted, and then it led to another tragedy, the fact is that this moscow aphid operates with the tools of the past millennium, well, let's not get too deep of the last century, which in the current informational situation is absolutely... impossible to apply, i will demonstrate this on the example of israel itself, pay attention, and where the fire has ceased, the exchange of hostages for imprisoned criminals and terrorists is taking place, there is a rally, and at the rally people are shouting to prevent a ceasefire, the head of congress, the speaker of the congress of the united states of america, is speaking. in the center of abraham lincoln, more than 10,000 people gathered in the square, they chant since fire, that is, they say, against the ceasefire. when i analyze these things, i understand very well that today, for a person with a similar mo

when, i will remind you, because these are the facts of history, when the decisions of the israeli knesset the government prohibited negotiations, and the parliament had the government behind its back. and society , such negotiations were conducted and then it led to another tragedy, the fact is that this moscow aphid operates with the tools of the past millennium, well , not to delve into it at all, the past century, which in the current informational situation is absolutely impossible to apply, i will demonstrate this on the example of israel itself, pay attention, there is a ceasefire, there is an exchange of hostages... for imprisoned criminals and terrorists, there is a rally, and at the rally people shout, no to allow a ceasefire, the leader of the congress, the speaker of the congress of the united states of america speaks in the center of abram lincoln, more than 10,000 people gathered in the square, they chant since fire. that is, they speak against the ceasefire. when i analyze these things, i i understand very well that today, people like...moscow background, it cannot occur to

. >> reporter: and tonight in jerusalem, protesters braved the rain to march on the knesset, demandingng all hostages still in gaza home and calling for his resignation. >> he knew what hamas was doing with this money, so he created some monster. someday, the monster came out. >> reporter: and israel's military has reportedly to pump seawater into hamas' tunnel complexes and in order to destroy them. one concern, though, there may be hostages and some of them but present bite intimates as "there are assertions being made. there are no hostages insight. norah? >> norah: ramy inocencio, thank you. we are getting the first look at how special counsel jack smith will try his january 6th case against donald trump. a new filing revealed three witnesses, all experts in cell phone or location data, who are likely to be called in the trial. one of those experts plans to show how people moved from the ellipse to the capitol during and after trump's speech. cbs's robert costa tells us now about expert number three, who will focus on the former president cell phone data. >> reporter: in a filing l