in the knesset, the next step is to be approved in bagats or the supreme court of justice in israel. we can almost say that it is similar. there is a guardian council in iran. and bagast didn't approve there, he rejected this law, he said that we are in a situation where we need soldiers and this is not accepted. well, there is a problem for the coalition and the government, especially netanyahu, who bought parties because i said more than 15 two parties, shas and yehdoot, have seats in the knesset, and these two parties can put serious pressure on netanyahu. another point is that last week, netanyahu had another challenge to the kurds. in the cities in the city councils. a part of the example of the city council in iran and well this the problem was that their power would become the executive power, and from that state, the cultural powers would become an executive power . there were many objections. netanyahu himself, that is, the likud party, of course, opposed it, and this law was not approved. it was removed from the agenda . it was a challenge. this is the second challenge. it

there are two parties in the knesset, shas and yehdodot. these two parties can put serious pressure on netanyahu . another point is that last week , netanyahu had another challenge to the buyers. giving points to these parties was a purchase. they wanted to give the rabbis positions in the city councils and a part of the power to the rabbis and the power of the administration. the rabbis body can actually be said to be a part of the city council in iran, and this issue caused their power to become executive power, and from that state of cultural power to power. if it was implemented, there were many objections. netanyahu himself, that is , the likud party, of course, opposed it, and this law was not approved. it was removed from the agenda. it was a challenge. this challenge became the second one this week. well , it makes it a little difficult for netanyahu. the number of challenges is more for him. it is possible that at the same time that there were disputes and disagreements , a conversation was brought up by sara netanyahu, benjamin ne

has actually decided to disintegrate and disintegrate israel and accused the deputy speaker of the knesset parliament of this regime, who is actually one of netanyahu's tools and his means to achieve this goal, as we already know about many warnings were given about the collapse of the zionist regime. well, mrs. hajipura, we will not be able to communicate. where several industrial projects are going to be opened and unveiled today with the presence of the minister of civil industry and trade. important programs related to the elections to specific civil and cultural programs that will be covered by my colleagues in different parts of the province and the center of the province, depending on their importance, but one of the most important the plans for today and tomorrow are the two-day trip of mr. aliabadi, the minister of state, to kerman province and the implementation of four important projects in this area, which will be covered by my colleagues. in the area of ​​bam city, there is also a mining plan in jalalabad zarand and a mineral development development plan in the mining area lik

coalition, netanyahu knesset—member coalition, neta nyahu could stay knesset—member coalition, netanyahutial endgame. the key will be — what's in those negotiations for the second phase? it won'tjust be how israel leaves. it's going to be — who governs gaza? you'll notice nobody talks about this. there's a third phase of major reconstruction. i have provided my recommendations to both the us and israeli government, as have others on how to do this. but what's important is — and this is new — israel has signed up this is new — israel has signed up in this agreement to the eventual — under the right conditions — departure of all israeli forces. that means that the idea of permanent israeli occupation of gaza, which we feared, was the position of the netanyahu government, is no longer really on the table if we get the right conditions. what is your recommendation, then, on what postwar governments would look like in gaza? fix, governments would look like in gaza? �* , ., ., ., governments would look like in gaza? �* ., ., ., gaza? a stand-down of hamas - i think that will — gaza? a stand-dow

the last interesting thing i found was the comment of the knesset vice president. it was said that hamas has two arms, one of which is the fighters. we should emphasize that gans' presence in the war cabinet was actually a great blessing for that period, especially at the beginning of the war, when the legitimacy of netanyahu was very disastrous and he could not continue. more than 80% of the society declared that netanyahu must resign and the responsibility for this failure on october 7th is on netanyahu. he was able to pass those very critical days with the presence of the legitimacy of ganses's popularity in the society, hide behind ganses and to some extent pass this time. up to four things will happen, the first thing is that he can no longer hide behind ganses, and that existential threat will not destroy israel as it did in the first days of the war, because now the protesters have more courage to speak out and start the protests again. gans's departure automatically gave them this pulse to the society that it is time to intensify. there are protests. first

chief of staff of the zionist army about the severe shortage of military personnel , the zionist knesset approved the bill proposed by the ruling coalition to extend the exemption of haredi jews from military service. approval of a bill to exempt 13 from the population. about 9 million people in the occupied territories are also in war conditions in gaza after they threatened haredi, a member of netanyahu's cabinet, if the exemption is not extended. they will leave the coalition with the likud party. netanyahu is trying to block this law by passing it collapse of the cabinet and in this way he wants haredi leaders to stick to the coalition with his party . but with this work , he has provoked the anger of the opponents and this can have bad consequences for him. however, the zionist residents of the city protested the extension of the haredi exemption from military service. the protests have led to conflict and concerns. in spite of all these conflicts, the kurdistan people still say that they will stand for their lives not to join the army. i have 30 or 40 grandchildren or great-grandch

arithmetic rata to 120 knesset is really part of me, you need 60 plus one to govern the prime minister 60 plus four. >> it's a pretty cohesive, tightly bound coalition to alter or religious parties. and two messianic zionist parties and right-wing, extreme right-wing. >> and i think as long as that prevails the netanyahu government is probably safe. >> on july 25th which is the day after benjamin netanyahu addresses a joint session of congress, the knesset goes into rhesus it doesn't resume until i believe two weeks before our election which in my mind means that if mr. netanyahu's government can make it to the 25th you'll probably be around through most of the fall and in a position to judge on november 5 and would follow who the next president of the united states is going to be. i suspect bad leader and bad circumstances that have very bad time. it's possible mr. netanyahu will be with us into early 2025 all right. aaron david miller. thank you so much. >> thank you for it coming up. >> the cities that could see triple-digit temperatures as a dangerous heat wave settles in across th

and the knesset will not come back into session until a week or two before are elections. i think the prime minister is buying time. >> i think he wants to get to the end of this session he's coming to washington on the 24th. >> i don't know who agreed to that date, but it's awfully coincident, coincidental. and he he thinks he can ride this out and then make a judgment on november 5, who how he's going to maneuver depending on who is the president. and frankly, if benjamin netanyahu could vote in this election, let's be clear, he wouldn't be voting for joe biden he'd be voting for the other guy. >> there's no doubt about that so it's a buying time strategy. >> and i'm not sure that the biden administration has a way to cut that short, and that's i think the real problem before i let you go, i do want to ask you one more question about the northern border. >> former israeli ambassador michael oren was here her with us the last hour and he was talking about the escalation between israel and hezbollah as a real point of concern up in the north. >> do you think israel is head

[applause] and i recently had the opportunity to deliver remarks in the jerusalem roo■ knesset, and a i am proud to be a lifetimeupporter of israel. i had the opportunity -- [applause] and i know you are as well. and america is as well. i had the opportunity to travel to israel i was an undergraduate. i had the opportunity to travel when i was a young professional, and i been there many times as a member of congress. and it is more important than evq3 that the united states, that america shows moral leadership and standing wh shou, no daylight when it comes to u.s. support for israel. [applause] and,nfortunately, in the aftermath of that bloodiest day holocaust, we saw our quote-unquote most elite universities fail. it was not jus we saw on full display. now i want to ask you did you see that committee hearing clip? yes. the world saw that committeehea. i want to take into that committee hearing. i was deeply concerned with the rise of anti-semitism taken after the october 7 hamas attack against israel. i graduated from harvard by immediate, to have the opportunity to graduate from co

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the chief of staff of the zionist army about the severe shortage of military personnel, the zionist knessetposed the bill the ruling coalition approved the extension of the exemption of haredi jews from military service. passing a bill to exempt 13 of the population of about 9 million people in the occupied territories in the war situation in gaza , after the leaders of the cabinet threatened netanyahu's cabinet, if the exemption is not extended , they will leave the coalition with the likud party. netanyahu is trying to prevent the collapse of the cabinet by approving this law, and in this way he wants haredi leaders to continue to adhere to the coalition with his party, but he is angry with this. he does not arouse the opposition and this can have bad consequences for him be however, the zionist residents of the city protested the extension of the haredi exemption from military service. the protests that led to the conflict have increased the concerns of other groups not going to the military. the results of a survey by the zionist institute show. 40% of settlers refuse to serve in the ar

early elections, especially now that the former officials of the regime agree with the members of the knesset that israel is in its worst state in history. it is supposed that if this government remains in office with its failures and failures , we will soon face several united fronts against us, and this means qassem soleimani's dream will come true, muhammad. broadcasting. great palestine stop the genocide stop the genocides deep deep deep what do we want what do we want just what do we want it no? we will not s we will not rest we will not s we will not rest we will not s we will not rest we will not stop we will not miss we will not stop we will not miss we will not stop we will not rest we will not stop we will not rest glory be to god and praise be to god and there is no god but god, god is great, god is great, god is great, god is great , god is great, praise be to god

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with the rise of tension in the occupied territories, bani gances from the cabinet members jang and knessetber gadi eisenkot emphasize the necessity of reaching an agreement with hamas, but israeli prime minister netanyahu disagrees and emphasizes that achieving the goals of the gaza war is the main priority. not long ago, benny ganses and gadi eysenkot threatened netanyahu to dissolve the war cabinet . the british company amri announced that a greek ship in the red sea while moving towards occupied palestine was targeted by a missile attack from yemen . the spokesman of the yemeni armed forces also informed about the operations of the country's navy and missile and drone attacks in the red sea and the arabian sea. brigadier yahya sarih added that two ships were targeted in the red sea after violating the ban on entering palestinian ports in the red sea . . yahya saree stressed that the armed forces of yemen will continue to operate until the end of the aggression and the lifting of the blockade of the palestinian people in the gaza strip. the military will continue. the visit of the head o

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. >> and omar, if knesset goes into recess on july 25th, netanyahu's do here in july 20, to address a joint session of congress knesset does not resume until two weeks, i think before our elections and i think it's pretty clear unless something emerges to shake his coalition that you're going to be dealing with benjamin netanyahu for better, for worse for a few more months to come to be sure and that's not good. my judgment for israel and it's certainly not good for us is really relation yeah, it'll be interesting to see the reception. >> he gets in front of that joint address of congress. i want to get you on one last point here that the us special envoy, amos hawk stein will arrive in israel on monday with the rising tensions we've seen on the israel-lebanon border. i mean, just today, hezbollah claimed three drone related attacks in northern israel and the idf says it struck a member of the terrorist group group while riding a motorbike in southern lebanon what is your read on that situation on israel's northern border and the potential it has to be potentially escalate tensions th

the knesset goes into recess july 25th. he will not resume until a week to ten days. victor, before the us elections and i think that daniels was playing for time here. >> if he makes it through july 25th, we know he's coming to the united states to address congress besting churchill. >> there'll be the here what you'll address congress four times churchill, three on july 24. so i think benny gantz is an infix. you'd like to remain in the government. he brings a sort of moderating hand, but he does not have the potential right now to bring down the government if he goes aaron david miller, general mark kim. it thank you both president joe biden as hailing the power of allies as he gets ready to wrap up his trip to france at the visit to the american in cemetery, honoring world war i troops lab report from paris. >> this next, plus north korea has sent more trash late and balloons to its southern neighbor how south korea plans to respond the increase in wildfires is exponential controllable with overwhelming consequences. the need to do something is urgent slightly wit

arithmetic credit and 120 seats in these israeli parliament, the knesset, you need 60 plus one to govern net daniels got 64. it's rather coherent, cohesive coalition. do right-wing parties to religious parties, both of would you prepared to accept the biden plan and then netanyahu's likud party and likud does not ever reputation of devouring its own. so i think unless there's some something comes out of the blue, but to my surprise is that all of us, i don't think they will by giving a clean yes. to this plan then netanyahu and needs to present it to the government. the plan would probably fail. the biden administration, i think would up its pressure. you might get internal pressures more resignations from the security services, and the intelligence services and who knows what could develop? >> but by enlarge, i'm i'm afraid that benjamin netanyahu is going to be with us for a good deal while longer he is the worst leader at the worst time, at the worst moment in the history of this country. and frankly, for palestinians and then i'm peter the palestinian health ministry and hospitals ar

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occupied territories benny ganses, a member of the war cabinet, and gadi eisenkot, a member of the knesset , emphasize the necessity of reaching an agreement with hamas, but netanyahu, the prime minister of the zionist regime, disagrees and emphasizes that achieving the goals of the gaza war is the main priority. not long ago, benny ganses and gadi eisenkot threatened netanyahu to dissolve the war cabinet. senior un officials expressed concern about the worsening situation in gaza. the continuation of the pressure and the obstruction of the zionist regime from the humanitarian aid of the united nations to the people of gaza has caused the resignation of the deputy secretary general of the united nations for humanitarian affairs. obstructing the supporters of the zionist regime, especially america. in order to end the gaza crisis , martin griffith, the united nations under-secretary-general for humanitarian affairs, decided to step down. he says that the situation in gaza is very catastrophic and it should be possible to help the people gaza should be provided. we know what is needed in gaz

dissolution and early elections , especially now that the former officials of the regime agree with knesset members say that israel is in its worst state in history. if this government remains in office with its failures and failures, we will soon face several united fronts against us, and this means qassem soleimani's dream will come true. muhammadan nakmin sada news agency and in the studio , we are at the service of mr. turabi, an expert on west asian issues. hello doctor, good time and welcome to your service. in the name of allah, the merciful. i also offer greetings, courtesy, respect and congratulations to you, your respected colleagues and all viewers. dear doctor , in order to start the discussion and give some more information to our audience , you say the war cabinet itself, what is its nature and why was it formed? yes, it needs interpretation and explanation, even formation government models that have been formed. during the illustrious history of this regime, these about 8 decades, usually governments that are not non-coalition and are of the same fabric , i almost think three

especially now that former regime officials agree with knesset members that israel is in its worst state in history. if this government remains in office with its failures and failures. we will soon face several united fronts against us, and this means qassem soleimani's dream will come true. mohammadan nakmin, radio and television news agency. thank you and goodbye to the dear viewers of channel one and invite you to share this conversation with us on the news channel .

and on this day, the knesset completed amendments to legislative acts that expanded.in 1980, the law of oberusalem was adopted as the indivisible capital of the state of israel. all. this was contrary to international law and was not recognized by the overwhelming majority of the world community, including the ussr, and then modern russia, which believes, like him, that the holy city should be the capital of two states, jewish and arab, and open to followers of all three religions . on june 28, 1991 , one of the most successful international economic organizations of the 20th century ceased to exist. century. north or council for mutual economic assistance. the protocol on its liquidation was signed in budapest at the forty-sixth meeting of the organization. tsef was created in 1949 on the initiative of the ussr to ensure the restoration and economic growth of socialist countries as opposed to western europe, which was helped by the united states. at first, the organization included the ussr, bulgaria, hungary, poland, romania and czechoslovakia. then albania, later s

military units in the zionist regime's army, but before that, let's see a report that the zionist knesset approved the bill proposed by the ruling government to extend the exemption of haredi jews from military service. he became a soldier. this bill was approved while the minister of war the zionist regime opposed it and voted against it. the chief of staff of the army also warned about the lack of military units in response to this bill . the army lacks 15 units to carry out its missions. we are facing a severe shortage of military personnel ready to serve in the israeli army, and the haredi exemption from serving in the army should not be approved. despite this warning from the chief of general staff of the zionist regime , out of the population of about 9 million people in the occupied territories , in the conditions of the war in gaza, after the haredi leaders had threatened a member of netanyahu's cabinet if the exemption from the coalition was not extended. what do i prefer, the palestinians kill them or become secular? in our opinion, secularization is worse than dying. considerin

especially now that the former officials of the regime agree with the members of the knesset that israel is in its worst situation in history. if this government will remain in office with its failures and failures , we will soon. we will face several united fronts against us, and this means that qassem soleimani's dream will come true. mohammedan nakmin of the sda news agency, another soldier committed suicide by shooting himself in the head two days after returning from gaza. this is the second suicide of israeli soldiers in the past week. the identity of this soldier has not been mentioned. last week , another regime soldier named eliran mizrahi committed suicide after returning from gaza. last week , the jerusalem post newspaper wrote in a report: thousands of israeli soldiers who have returned from gaza because of the pressure mental and anxiety suffer. young professionals of a knowledge-based company. crocin is the main pigment found in red gold, which has many applications in the food, pharmaceutical and health industries. with an annual production of 350 tons of saffron, iran ran

so netanyahu would be able to have enough votes in the knesset, even without the far-right ministers and their political parties. but it's what happens after that. maybe playing on his mind in the sense that even if you can get this deal through the knesset, if his far-right ministers withdrawal from a governing coalition, his government were collapsed. there would be fresh elections and opinion polls suggest those would be elections netanyahu would lose jessica elliott gucken. thanks so much. joining us now, former editor in chief of the jerusalem post, avi mar it's so nice to have you here with us as elliott is speaking just now, it just strikes me that benjamin netanyahu finds himself in an interesting moment because he is holding both what is potentially best for his country and best for his people and what might be better or best? us for him personally in his political future we'll just to get that's exactly right. >> and i think eliot describe the tensions and dilemma that netanyahu faces very aptly on the one hand, of course, there are others protesters. you're seeing in the b

going to bring down the government of benjamin netanyahu, who still maintains his majority in the knessetolates mr netanyahu a little bit at a time when he is calling for unity, and it removes a voice of experience and a more centrist voice from that war cabinet. you have to remember that the coalition cabinet is made up of, really, people with very little experience. that cannot be said of benny gantz, who is a former army chief of staff, a former defence minister, and someone with a long history in the military at a time when israel is now at war. and what it means, i think, is that those further to the right, the likes of itamar ben—gvir, who is from the far right of israeli politics, are going to have more influence. and i'm just seeing that mr ben—gvir has requested himself that he now should be allowed to join the war cabinet. officials from the hamas—run health ministry in gaza say that the israeli raid on a refugee camp on saturday — which led to the rescue of four hostages — led to the deaths of nearly 300 palestinians. a spokesman for the armed wing of hamas says that three host

leaders in the war cabinet, and the government still have a 64 member majority in the 120 member knesseto the streets and protest, and the governance of israel could be increasingly untenable, increasing pressure on the government. so it's farfrom an ideal situation. you could speculate that the radical right wing elements of the government could leave the government and more moderate elements could join the government, but there's no guarantee that would happen. i don't know if prime minister netanyahu would take that risk. i hope he would, frankly, but i'm not in his government. the government can survive, that's the bottom line, even if these moderate elements leave the government. just very briefly, we are almost out of time, the prime minister has been invited to address the joint houses of congress in the us. do you think he should come? i think he has to be very careful about the timing, not to be seen as intervening in any way in the election in washington. the situation is very fraught and deeply polarised here. israel should not wade into that. the prime minister of israel comi

especially now that the former officials of the regime agree with the members of the knesset that israel is in its worst situation in history. if this government remains in office with its failures and failures, we will soon face several united fronts against us. and this means qasim's dream soleimani will happen. mohammadan nakmin, radio and television news agency. thank you and farewell to the dear viewers of channel one, we invite you to follow this conversation with us on khabar network. as we said to you, dear viewers of ajmard, we are going to talk about the dissolution of the zionist regime's war cabinet. in the studio , we are at the service of mr. turabi, an expert on west asian issues. from you , in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful , i offer greetings, courtesy, respect and congratulations to you , your respected colleagues and all dear viewers. greetings to you, mr. doctor, in order to start the discussion and give some more information to our audience , you are talking about the war cabinet itself, what is its nature , why was it formed? there are inter

it means there is a higher one. the court allowed the recruitment of orthodox jews who are in the knesset the parliament, as it were, whose interests are defended by the right-wing parties that are in coalition with netanyahu, and now this decision of the court is torpedoing the government, because as a sign of... test that the right-wing can leave the government, the government is collapsing, we need to start again new elections during the war is not very conducive to victories what is happening in israel am i right when i say that it can, this decision that orthodox jews can serve can entail the collapse of the government coalition, this decision is actually with him not everything is so simple, that is, it is obvious if it concerns the service. in the army, that it is necessary to mobilize everyone, the same discussions are held in ukraine, perhaps on a slightly different scale, but here it is simply used by some. forces, specifically, even partly by netanyahu himself, the fact is that even before this during the war, he had significant disagreements with the court, the highest court o

famous people, including a russian writer, a belarusian actor, an israeli politician, a member of the knessetmaybe a lieber, no, yeah, a russian writer, a belarusian actor, abramov, for example, the writer fyodor abramov, and we have one of our first grandmasters, andrey abramov, the last name of a grandmaster over 400. this opera singer, owner of a luxurious matza soprana, who was a soloist at the bolshoi theater for almost three decades, was considered an unsurpassed carmen. arkhipova, irina arkhipova, and larisa arkhipova are our grandmaster. alexander, last name of the grandmaster over 300. in april 2005, this football player, goalkeeper of the locomotive and the national team. russia set a country record for the number of clean sheets - 113. this is sergei ovchinnikov. sergei ovchinnikov and valery ovchinnikov, our grandmaster. the surname of the grandmaster is over 200. in 1913, this german microbiologist received nobility and the prefix von to his surname for his scientific merits. maybe maybe it's a liber now? no, what is it? uraz 200. mishka the cat. the question must be submitted. t

that law expired last year and the knesset has been trying to agree on a new conscription law to addresse in the military from the age of 18 for three years for men and two years for women. 69% of men and 56% of women are conscripted for service. but members of israel's arab minority are exempt. they make up 21% of the population. and so too the ultra—0rthodox who currently make up 13% of israel's 10 million population, but it is a growing population, it is expected to reach 19% ten years from now, due to their high birth rate. polling found that 70% ofjewish israeli on the ultra 0rthodox exemption to be changed. dov lieber — wall streetjournal correspondent covering israel and the palestinian territories. you're very welcome to the program. what sort of political problems does this cause for benjamin netanyahu? i would say... thank you for having me on. this is the fault line of netanyahu is coalition. it's one that will be very difficult for him to escape from. lawmakers in his own party a very vocal on this issue and want to vote in the way that the majority of the population believes

i call upon all knesset members to understand where we are heading, to listen to the voice of your consciousnesse an appeal to the minister of defence. we have known each other for years, minister of defence. we have known each otherfor years, and even when there were tensions between us, i have always respected and appreciated you. during this war i have learned to appreciate and value you even more. you are a courageous and determined leader, and above everything else, you are a true patriot, and at this point in time, you shouldn'tjust say patriot, and at this point in time, you shouldn't just say the right thing, you should also do the right thing. some people say that we had assisted netanyahu by entering the government, but he is not the point, the point is the state of israel. i know that people say that i am not a hateful and deceitful person, and unscrupulous person like my enemies. that's true, but i can promise you one thing. i am willing to die for your children. the parents sitting at home know that. the families of the hostages who were deep into my heart and were taken into my hom

going to bring down the government of benjamin netanyahu, who still maintains his majority in the knesset guess it isolates mr netanyahu a little bit at a time when he is calling for unity, and it removes a voice of experience and a more centrist voice from that war cabinet. you have to remember that the coalition cabinet is made up of, really, people with very little experience. that cannot be said of benny gantz, who is a former army chief of staff, a former defence minister, and someone with a long history in the military at a time when israel is now at war. and what it means, i think, is that those further to the right, the likes of itamar ben—gvir, who is from the far right of israeli politics, are going to have more influence. and i'm just seeing that mr ben—gvir has requested himself that he now should be allowed to join the war cabinet. yes, there was a lot of build—up, wasn't there, in terms of ben—gvir�*s response to this? in local press describing it as very happy, that if he were to resign he would be very happy indeed. we now know that benny gantz has done that. there were tw

not mean the government itself will fall apart, because netanyahu will still have 64 seats in the knessetlongside coalition partners, it means he will be more reliant on right-wing members of government. one of them, then national security minister, is pushing for a position on the war cabinet. one of the more hawkish members of the government. it has been adamant that netanyahu should not be signing on to this biden ceasefire proposal. this comes on the heels of this successful hostage operation over the weekend. they managed to retrieve four hostages from within gaza. which was initially met with a lot of jubilation within israel. but then it emerged that the civilian cost was very high. the hamas run palestinian health ministry saying it had killed 270 palestinians in the process of that operation, over 700 wounded. it underscores how heavy a cost these hostage operations have on palestinian lives. many within israel are saying they are not fully supportive of these types of operations, as it could imperil the lives of other hostages still on the ground. at this point, netanyahu is sti

this time, he was talking to the full israeli parliament, the knesset. he walked back some comments that he had made on sunday in which he said that he'd be willing to make a partial deal with hamas. this time, he specified that he would not end the fighting in the gaza strip until all of the remaining dozens of hostages were finally released. now we've also been seeing yoav galant. he's the israeli minister of defense making the rounds in washington. he spoke with the secretary of state. he spoke with bill burns, the head of the cia. but his main topic amidst all of these other subjects that he's been discussing, including the action on the northern front and what's going on in gaza strip, plans for a day after hamas is finally defeated, he's trying to shore up and repair this frayed relationship between washington and jerusalem that benjamin netanyahu's comments over the past week have really damaged. now, whether or not we see this finally repaired, we've been hearing about this for months, that the biden administration and netanyahu are falling out.

expect it will not just be prime minister benjamin netanyahu but it will be a number of members of the knessetjamin netanyahu position, divided a administration first of all president biden completely overreached and overstepped and misstated the peace plan, meanwhile just as rich was stating your bolstering of the one supporting hamas and hezbollah and allowing them to sell oil in enriching themselves. i don't think there's ever been a more botched situation and position from an administration, we have some problems, what we need to do is not undermine israel we need to support israel, hamas terrorist groups who murdered 1200 israelis need to return the hostages and at that point, the israelis will deal with the continued leadership of thomas that calls for the destruction and elimination of israel, maybe that doesn't include all of hamas and certainly not all of gaza but those who were calling for the destruction of israel need to be eliminated. liz: congressman we should report that chicago's office of the inspector general for that city is warning that chicago and his police department are

i can just sit back quality or shimmy all the knesset members sham. >> let's have my goal you surelyloat the your conscious i addressed from acuity defense minister yoav. we know gum chew keep, but if you'd coffee a lot four years also always respected and valued i learned how to value even, better on a call professional. and zoo are many good development, similar luck, time so it's not just to say what's right is two do, what is right. yes. kayla option if nashville, i'm i'm shahla some who says that we assisted netanya, went on went to the government i knew that show mean shall you have my son ever hassan? >> i know that i'm not achieved and look like my rivals i mean, i can promise you one thing. oh, and mobile ready to die for your children what parents don't know who the oestrogen families that should be like no yet i will hug them and we'll be there for them always so also in happiness i'm saying fani, my friends and i we will always you pull it, you bleep. ten for the country when the country monday desk without fear i risked my life for this country. many times. i political r

one day later in the knesset, mr. netanyahu said the war would not end until all hostages are returned to israel and insisted he wasn't walking away from the proposal notice. i am not end the war until we return all the hostages, 120 hostages, both the living and the dead. >> we are committed to the israeli proposal that president biden endorsed. our position has not changed and i see biden cnn's nada bashir joins us now with london for more and another, the families of some of the hostages they have released a video tell us what is in the video when and how the public is responding that's right, anna, we have seen over the last few weeks and months mounting pressure from the family members of hostages currently held captive by hamas in gaza. >> we've seen, of course there's huge protests taking place on the streets of tel aviv, according for a fault ceasefire calling for the israeli government to focus more on securing the release of hostages. now, similarly, in response so there's earlier remarks by the israeli prim

but netanyahu, even with gantz's decision to leave the government has a solid majority in the knesset so he can stick it out as long as he has the support of his partners, the radical right. think of a. this government is likely to move further to the right, as a result. however, it is true, any gantz has played essentially a marginal role. now that you have ben-gvir demanding on a greater say in the war effort, that is likely to move things to the right in ways that are not good for the palestinians, obviously, and the israelis, as well. gantz poss resignation is actually quite puzzling to me and ways. if he is concerned with national security and israel, if he is concerned about the war effort, it strikes me that he would want to remain in the war cabinet and insert himself rather than take himself out and let the country continue its march to the right. and who knows what will happen. ben-gvir and most of us want to resettle the gaza strip. that is an ultimate disaster so it may be that gantz thought he could save himself but fight for another day and improve his political chances.