serious activity actually began, and from then on, he became both a party member and head of the likud party, and then actually entered into a direct war and a party alliance. it makes as a well-known personality in the political arena of the zionist regime, netanyahu has become popular. in this period, that is, from 1993 to 1995 , we are witnessing the formation of the oslo accords. the labor party government led by rabin is in office during this period. netanyahu has been the leader of the opposition since this period. he has declared his opposition to many times and actually challenged yitzhak rabinen and his actions several times in the early 1900s. he did not support netanyahu's extreme policies. the discussion was no longer about war, but there was talk of peace everywhere, negotiations with the arab neighbors were going on. that time when actually ishaq robin as prime minister and fred. who is actually responsible for the oslo agreement, together with shimon pererz, is actually the gas board in the field of compromise with the palestinians , moving at a very high speed from this facti

and he loses the leadership of the likud party and ariel sharon becomes the leader of the party, untilron is forced to resign due to a stroke. and again in 2009, netanyahu as the leader of the party actually enters the election process , these first three years actually create an experience that after that, when he became the prime minister for the second time, out of all the failures of this era , the election of barack obama with more than 70% of the votes of the jews of the united states could not prevent the ups and downs of relations between netanyahu and the americans. obama was of the opinion that israelis and palestinians can resolve their differences. a view that was very different from what benzion netanyahu taught his son. netanyahu is always forced. in fact , he is willing to give some kind of concessions. for example, for a period he was ready to give points to the leftists, for a period he was ready to give points to the liberals and moderates in israel, and for a period he was ready to cooperate with the arabs. it is considered for the zionist and it was a defeat and a b

in addition to this, the forces within the likud party have cut ties with netanyahu due to his defeat, so there are two possibilities: firstly , the current cabinet will be overthrown and israel will move towards holding parliamentary elections and forming a new cabinet, and secondly, netanyahu will fall short and to be removed by the internal decision of the likut party, and then a new cabinet whose structure is different from the current cabinet. what is certain is that netanyahu will not be the prime minister of the new cabinet, and the likud party will be the main part of this cabinet and how much it will take over, but benig onser and yes, lapid will all be present in the future cabinet, so it is true that a cabinet far from netanyahu's religious individualists will probably be formed in israel, but that cabinet is also right-wing and extreme, and will not be less than the current cabinet. going back to the conversation with mr. mustafa nazari, we heard about the issues of the zionist regime. mr. ali believed that the cabinet might be formed and the bloodshed and crimes would con

cabinet, and secondly, netanyahu should fall short and be removed by the internal decision of the likud party, and then if a new cabinet is formed, the structure of which is different from the current cabinet, it is certain that it will not be new, and the likut party will be the main part of this cabinet, and chesa will lead it, but benig onser and yayi lapid will all be in the future cabinet. they will be present, so it is true that probably a cabinet will be formed in israel far from religious individualists and netanyahu, but that cabinet is also right-wing and extreme, and the level of bloodshed will not be less than the current cabinet. let's go back to the conversation with mr. mustafa nazari, an expert on zionist issues we heard that mr. ali believed that the cabinet might be formed and the bloodshed and crimes would continue. in your opinion, if a cabinet is formed based on the assumption that you said that because it does not have the support of the people , it will be destroyed . yes, again. will be dissolved. and the military strength of this cabinet. how much do you know? is it p

wide differences between netanyahu, the leader of the likud party, and benighans, the leader of the blue and white party, formed a cabinet whose internal members have no hope for its future from the very beginning. israeli governments achieve victory they stopped and this issue has been obvious since the second lebanon war. i witnessed the confusion and lack of spirit and motivation in the israeli government. what worries me is not the enemy. that the bad developments that are happening in the domestic scene, the ship of israeli security has been diverted in the wrong direction in the last decade. the accumulation of numerous crises in israel has made the conditions for the survival of this regime more difficult than ever. undoubtedly, israel today is no longer the promised land that zionists like david ben-gurion once talked about when it was founded. allah is great the israeli regime's military invasion of gaza killed and the wounding of about 45,000 palestinians in the 40 days of this war put the british parliament once again in front of a test of enlightenment. requesting a cease-fir

i am looking at the likud party platform of march 1977, the right of the jewish people in the land ofsrael. it says, the right of the jewish people to the land of israel is eternal. indisputable. it is linked with the right to security and peace, therefore judeo and samaria will not be handed to any foreign administration between the sea and the jordan, there will only be israeli sovereignty. can't you talk about that term -- can you talk about that term? >> the originators of the likud party, the revisionist part of zionism and the great leaders had a song they use to sing and it was the jordan has two banks, this one belongs to us and the other one, too. that is they were not only talking actually about so-called historical palestine, which is mandatory palestine of the inter-war period, there also talking about parts of the jordan of what is now the kingdom of jordan as belonging to the future jewish state. so when we talk about from the jordan to the sea, we are talking about the territory that is now controlled by israel. in that territory, there are 7 million jews and 7 million

the likud party will have 17 seats if there are new elections, so the members of the factions in the regime also see the possibility of changes. our dr. torabi from the beginning of the storm at least if we come and check, since you mentioned october 7th, the 15th of mehr, and according to the supreme leader of the revolution, a devastating earthquake in which the zionist regime suffered an irreparable failure, what things did it lose and what is happening now? in gaza and in palestine, will the lost dignity of the zionist regime be returned to it or not ? it will definitely not return to the state of the heart . they used to claim that mr. is a bird oh, it's passed here, we will be informed about the mossad-shavak system, they have a lot of spies . they even say that gaza is full of israeli spies. that is, the jews care a lot about the captives. i saw that there was a news that was not given much attention, that the zionist regime killed its own captives when it was informed. the 33-day war was a war between two captives, which later it became clear that even this is the killing of

as head of the conservative likud labor party. netanyahu himself became the main figure of the opponents of the oslo accords. ugly things happened, widespread anger and criticism, angry and violent demonstrations and provocations, and even dressing up as nazis or tie the cap on robin's head. at the center of these protests was anti-peace. the political situation of the country had become too sensitive and had reached a boiling point. it's like a car with no water left in its radiator, and when you look at the car's water amp , you see that it has gone all the way and the car screamed. these protests became more sensitive by the moment with the prevailing partisan sentiments of the supporters and netanyahu's silence . yitzhak rabin was assassinated in the crowd of his supporters, the first of the peace with the arabs. robinen netanyahu's wife and. leaders of the likud party consider him responsible for the assassination of his wife. some people have the same belief. robin's killer is a jew there was an israeli rightist named yigal

since the 1980s during the right-wing government in israel, the likud party. several years he was the representative of israel in the united nations and regularly appeared in the american media . he spoke english very well because he had lived and grown up there. he had a strong expression for propaganda. shortly after the death of his brother netanyahu, he entered american television and this was a new beginning in his life. the first thing he did was to introduce himself as someone who specializes in terrorism. mr. benyamin netay, the first witness, rose to farami's position after graduating from amity university and choosing an american name for himself and changing it to ben netay. he fought for israel in his own way. netanyahu was one of the first people who raised this issue that during the war between khair and the city, netanyahu had a strategy because he did not want to reach an agreement with the palestinians because he did not want to give concessions to the palestinians because he did not want to lose his own words and the principles that he was given. he believed that he

crowd shouting and whistling, speech continues) >> narrator: as the new leader of the conservative likud party and his labor party in the upcoming election. ♪ ♪ fearing the defeat of shimon peres and the demise of the peace process, egypt and the united states, in an unprecedented move, convene world leaders in the sinai resort town of sharm el-sheikh. >> president mubarak contacted president clinton, and then he contacted arab leaders. and he thought that it was important, it was vital, for saving the peace process to get all these people together. >> for the first time ever, there was a creation of an anti-terror coalition with empathy towards israel having lost people against arabs fighting. (people applauding) (people talking in background) >> narrator: they call it the summit of peacemakers, and hope it will influence the israeli electorate to support peres. >> everybody gathered in sharm el-sheikh. (chuckling): they, they wanted peres to win the election. ♪ ♪ >> narrator: and it is this image... (shutter clicks) ...they hope will do it. >> what do you tell hamas tonight? >> that they are

due to the closeness he had with some right-wing people, he joined likud and entered the party . benjamin netanyahu starts israeli political activity in america. ten 80 people did not know him in israel. the american narrator's intersection with the jewish community made the young benjamin interested in strongly religious politics. so much so that in the following years, many of israel's political foundations. he took it from religious texts, the story of esther and his deep opposition to it iranians are one of them. netanani he used to go to the american congress, present the story of esther in a modern form, even print it, give it to the representatives of the congress and the senate in the united states, and give them a speech, why iran is dangerous, because it is in the story . look, the iranians wanted to massacre judea in the book of the old testament tells the story of esther in this way : esther is a girl who hides her identity in the court of king xerxes of nafoz and prepares for the massacre of iranians by promoting unrestrained barbarism. radical jews celebrate the 13t

in 1970, menakhin begin from the likud party comes to power. in the 80s. shas party gains power, but it is likud that leads in israel. in the 90s, a young politician comes to power in israel. benjamin netanyahu is educated in america. he has a relationship with many people. among them, mitramani, the candidate for the presidency of the united states, and menachem schneiersen, the influential jewish khasam. he shakes hands and assassinates khalid meshaal, and from the same year he is involved in corruption and bribery. but after the events of 2000 and israel's withdrawal from lebanon, ariel sharon came to power. he officially he is a criminal and has a long history of killing and committing crimes against palestinians. in his record, the massacre of defenseless people in the villages of al-qawiya and the massacre of sabra and shatila can be seen. sharon's death toll is never known, because he enjoys burning palestinians. when sharan went to war and. terrorism takes place and fails, and with israel's defeat in the 33-day war, something in israel is threatened

many and in the shadow of wide differences between netanyahu, the leader of the likud party, and beniganses, the leader of the blue and white party, a cabinet was formed whose internal members have no hope for its future from the very beginning. israeli governments stopped achieving victory. and this issue has been obvious since the second lebanon war. i witnessed the confusion and lack of spirit and motivation in the israeli government. what worries me is not the enemy, but the bad developments taking place in the domestic scene. israel's security ship has veered off course in the past decade . accumulation of multiple crises in israel conditions made it more difficult for this regime to survive than ever before. undoubtedly, today's israel is no longer the promised land that zionists like david ben-gurion once talked about when it was founded. welfare, please fire now, please fire now, stop bombing hospitals, stop bombing hospitals, keep children in the hospital safe, hospital. all hope will fall with it. that's why it's true that ישראל מקל אודים פאלנוודרע ישראל אזראיל אשראל אשראל אשראל א

the year after that, he becomes a minister again several times and loses the leadership of the likud party, and ariel sharon becomes the leader of the party until, in fact, sharon is forced to resign due to a problem with his condition , because he has a stroke, and netanyahu again in 2009, as the leader of the party, he actually entered the election process. in the first 3 years of his prime ministership, binyamin netani was able to create an experience that after that, when he became prime minister for the second time , he made the most of all the failures of this era. . the election of barack obama with more than 70 votes of the jews of the united states he could not prevent the ups and downs of relations between netanyahu and the americans. obama was of the opinion that israelis and palestinians can resolve their differences. a view that was very different from benzion netanyahu's teachings to his son . whenever netanyahu is forced to , he is actually willing to give some kind of concessions. for example , he has been willing to give points to the leftists for a while. for a period he

in 1977, menachem begin from the likud party came to power. 980s, the shas party came to power, but again it is the likud that takes the lead in israel. in the 90s, a young politician comes to power in israel. benjamin netanyahu was educated in america. with many people , but after the events of 2000 and israel's withdrawal from lebanon, ariel sharon came to power . he is officially a criminal and has a long history in murders and crimes against palestine can be seen in his charge sheet, the massacre of defenseless people in the villages of al-qawiya and the massacre of sabra and shatila. the number of sharon's casualties will never be known because he will face defeat when sharran turns to war and terror. with israel's defeat in the 33-day war, something is happening in israel. security right-wingers attract people's attention with extreme slogans. meanwhile, netanyahu, who has the support of american rabbis and advisers , has the best position. he comes to power with many promises, and based on his business records, he is making reforms econo

also, the zionist newspaper wrote that the likud party led by netanyahu has lost about half of its electoral power. two things: these days , the occupied territories are in a four-day ceasefire, and the popularity of hamas has increased. the people of gaza thank qassam mohammad zaif and all the residents of gaza. if it were not for gaza, we would not have seen our freedom, and renewed dissatisfaction with netanyahu in continuous protest rallies even after the ceasefire. especially the protest of relatives of zionist prisoners who consider netanyahu's policies as the cause of their problems. you have no mandate for pain. گم آنم کبرنو معل 5 the effects of disillusionment from the public opinion have also been extended to the scholarly community. we live in very difficult, sad and painful days. we feel like we are on the edge of an abyss. they wanted to destroy hamas. we will continue fighting until hamas is destroyed. due to the extraordinary performance of the army, we will reach this goal in a few weeks. but they did not reach their goal. he considers this situation a victory for himself. th

also, the zionist newspaper wrote that the likud party headed by netanyahu has lost about half of its electoral power. double these days , the occupied territories are in the cross fire, and the popularity of hamas is increasing. gaza i thank qassam, mohammad zaif and all residents of gaza. if it wasn't for gaza, we wouldn't have seen our freedom. and intensifying dissatisfaction with netanyahu. in the gathering after the fire. who consider netanyahu's policies as the cause of their problems. thing first, you don't have a mandate for pain, we also buried more than 50 friends. after small politics the effects of disillusionment from public opinion have also been extended to the expert community. we live in very difficult, sad and painful days. we feel that it is on the edge of the abyss. we will continue to fight until the destruction of hamas , considering the extraordinary performance of the army , we will reach this goal in a few weeks, but they did not reach their goal. hamas considers these conditions a victory for themselves. this is the reality, because we were forced to accept

mario newspaper also wrote: the likud party headed by netanyahu has lost about half of its electoral power. the duality of the occupied territories of charazeh these days. and all the residents of gaza, i thank you. if it were not for gaza, we would not have seen our freedom, and the intensification of dissatisfaction with netanyahu in the continuous protest gatherings even after the ceasefire , especially the protests of the relatives of the zionist prisoners , consider netanyahu's policies the cause of their problems. first of all, you have no mandate for pain. we also buried more than 50 friends. the effects of disillusionment from public opinion have also been extended to the expert community. we live in very difficult, sad and painful days. we feel that we are on the edge of the abyss. they wanted to destroy hamas. we will reach this goal in a few weeks, paying attention to the extraordinary performance of the army. but they did not reach their goal. hamas considers this situation a victory for itself. this fact because we were forced to accept the agreement while we want the de

a cabinet that, with many disagreements and disagreements between netanyahu, the leader of the likud party, and benny ganses, the leader of the blue and white party , a cabinet that from the very beginning his internal members have no hope for his future. israeli governments have stopped achieving victory, and this issue has been evident since the second lebanon war. i witnessed the confusion and lack of spirit and motivation in the israeli government. what worries me is not the enemy, but the bad developments happening in the domestic scene to give israel's security ship in the last decade to the track. inappropriateness is perverted. the accumulation of numerous crises in israel has made the conditions for the survival of this regime more difficult than ever. undoubtedly, israel today is no longer the promised land that zionists like david ben- gurion once talked about when it was founded. gaza is made up of the dead. this is the remaining number. currently, the gaza strip is the most dangerous place in the world for children. we received reports that more than 120 children were trapped

a fight was formed between netanyahu, the leader of the likud party, and benny ganses, the leader of the blue and white party. a cabinet whose internal members have no hope for its future from the very beginning. israeli governments have stopped winning, and this has been evident since the second lebanon war. i witnessed the confusion and lack of spirit and motivation in the israeli government. what worries me is not the enemy, but the bad developments taking place in the domestic scene. israel's security ship has veered off course in the past decade. the accumulation of numerous crises in israel created the conditions for the survival of this regime more difficult than ever. undoubtedly, israel today is no longer the promised land that zionists like david ben-gurion once talked about when it was founded. it made a difference, it didn't make a difference, it made a difference, it didn't make a difference. did it make a difference? no, it didn't make a difference. yes, it made a difference. let's give light to our countrymen with optimal energy consumption. why are you making it so dif

with many disagreements and in the shadow of wide differences between netanyahu, the leader of the likud party, and benny ganses, the leader of the blue party. white was formed. a cabinet whose internal members have no hope for its future from the very beginning. governments israel stopped winning, and this has been evident since the second lebanon war. i witnessed the confusion and lack of spirit and motivation in the israeli government. what worries me is not the enemy. but

also, the zionist newspaper maariv, written by the likud party headed by netanyahu , has lost about half of its electoral power. the duality of these days of the occupied territories in the four-day ceasefire, the increase in popularity and all the residents of gaza, i thank you, if it were not for gaza, we would not have seen our freedom, and the renewal of dissatisfaction with netanyahu in the continuous protest gatherings even after the ceasefire, especially the protest of the relatives of the zionist prisoners who the politics of the effects of disillusionment have been extended from public opinion to the scholarly community. we live in very difficult, sad and painful days. ahsan until the the destruction of hamas, we will continue the war, due to the extraordinary performance of the army, we will achieve this goal in a few weeks, but they did not achieve their goal. hamas considers this situation a victory for itself . we are the destruction of hamas. we did not succeed in destroying the leaders of hamas, nor did he say that the popularity of hamas has increased exponentially among

cabinet that was it was formed in the shadow of wide differences between netanyahu, the leader of the likud party, and biniganses, the leader of the blue and white party. a cabinet whose internal members have no hope for its future from the very beginning. israeli governments achieve victory they stopped and this issue has been obvious since the second lebanon war. i witnessed the headache and lack of spirit and motivation in the israeli government. what worries me is not the enemy, but the bad developments taking place in the domestic scene. israel's security ship has veered off course in the past decade. the accumulation of numerous crises in israel has made the conditions for the survival of this regime more difficult than ever. undoubtedly, today israel is no longer that land. it is not a promise that zionists like david ben-gurion used to talk about at the time of its establishment : israel is the killer of macron. it was a protest slogan which was held in the fourth week of support for palestine in paris. according to the organizers, 60,000 people participated in this march to condemn the p

also, the zionist newspaper mario wrote: the likud party headed by netanyahu has lost about half of itselectoral power. double these days of the occupied territories. and i would like to thank all residents of gaza, if it were not for gaza, we would not have seen our freedom and the intensification of dissatisfaction with netanyahu, especially the protest of many zionists who consider netanyahu's policies to be the cause of their problems. you have no mandate for pain. we also buried 50 friends. public opinion has also been drawn to the expert community. in very difficult, sad days. until the the destruction of hamas, we will continue to fight, considering the extraordinary performance of the army for several years, hamas considers this situation a victory for itself. this is the reality, because we were forced to accept the agreement while demanding the destruction of hamas. we did not succeed in destroying the leaders of hamas and we could not implement an operation that would change the equations in the field of tunnels. even the popularity of saudi hamas has become. it is safe to sa

soon, i imagine that most of the psychological war to keep netanyahu in his cabinet within the likud party, which has 34 representatives, 10 representatives declaring that he will not vote for netanyahu again in the case of a vote of confidence, and this practically puts the current cabinet in the minority, and this difference of opinion within the zionist regime itself shows the sense of humiliation and failure that exists there, where netanyahu is held responsible. thank you for your kindness. i will say goodbye to you , mr. roibran . i will continue the conversation with mr. kenani moghadam. mr. kannadi moghadam. what is the continuation of this ceasefire extension? can you say, mr. royvaran, probably in four days, or some others, i had heard , for example, it will continue from four days to 10 days, what do you think ? well, let's use the statements of dr. royvaran , of course, i have a different opinion. it seems that the operation in gaza will stop. now, by any name, the agreement or truce that they propose means the fall of mr. natanio's government, which means that as long as mr. n

to essentially evacuate the entire area of gaza and indeed there was a think tank linked to the likud party linked to benyaman netanyahu that that that actually. recently prepared a report you effectively talking about final solution for the palestinian question. in other words as i say to to basically you kill and and expell the entire population of gaza, i believe that you know the united states are complicit in this and talking about if the, the egyptian uh authorities were to accept people from from gaza, some talk about them, you know, well israel paying for the cost of that and the united states wiping out egypt's debt if they were to to do so. i think these the egyptian authorities will will will be reluctant. um not withstanding the inducements because the support of people you know on the ground for the palestinian people in the region is well indeed around the world but particularly in the region and you'm not sure that if they went down that track they you know they would be able to hold that line suspect you know there would be you know people even in the military who uh would n

to essentially evacuate the entire area of gaza and indeed there was a think tank linked to the likud party linked to benyaman netanyahu that that that actually. recently prepared a report you effectively talking about final solution for the palestinian question. in other words as i say to to basically kill and and expel the entire population of gaza, i believe that you know the united states are complicit in this and talking about if the, the egyptian uh authorities were to accept people from from gaza, some talk about them, you know uh, well israel paying for the cost of that and the united states wiping out egypt's debt if they were to to do so. i think the the egyptian authorities will will will be rela um not withstanding the inducements because the support of people on the ground for the palestinian people in the region is well indeed around the world but particularly in the region and you'm not sure that if they went down that track they you know they would be able to hold that line suspect people even in the military who uh would not tolerate that but there are lots of messages appa

a member of the israeli knesset likud party boaz bismuth spoke to my colleague ben thompson i can only surprise here in israel. i mean, we expected the extension of the pause, if you want. as a matter of fact, this is something that hamas really needs. i mean, hamas needs this pause. hamas nowadays, the only thing right now that they can have or offer or to propose is the psychological war they are holding against us due to the hostages that they have. and the pause they also need in order to recover from the war itself and the way the israeli army inaudible. what is concerning israel, on one hand, of course, we would like to finish the job, we would like to eliminate hamas and it needs more time. on the other hand, of course, hostages are there and it is, i would say, yes, you can say priority because they are there and we would like our children, our women, our grandmothers to be back with us, also our soldiers, also the men, so if we can prolong, if we can extend the pause by having other hostages coming back, of course israel says yes, this is what the israeli population, this is w

a member of the israeli knesset likud party, boaz bismuth, spoke to my colleague ben thompson a littlean only say we expected the extension of the pause, if you want. as a matter of fact, this is something that hamas really needs, hamas nowadays, the only thing right now that they can have or offer is of the psychological war they are holding against us due to the hostages. and they need the pause in order to recoverfrom the war itself and the way the israeli army has done. on one hand of course you would like to finish the job and eliminate hamas and it takes more time. on the other hand, of course, hostages are there and it is, yes, it is a priority because we would like our children, our women, our grandmothers to be back with us, also our soldiers, our men back to us. of course israel says yes, this is what the israeli population and society is being demanded right now by israel itself... this is what has been discussed at length. the days extension for every ten additional hostages release from gaza so one would assume more hostages would be released as part of this truth, this pa

prime minister netanyahu's likud party was explicitly formed on the premise that, quote, between the sea and the jordan river there will only be israeli sovereignty, end quote. and the current coalition agreement reinforces that goal. this is not just ideology, this idea that israel has the right to control everything between the sea and the jordan river. that's just not ideology. the israeli government has systematically pursued this goal. the last year saw record israeli settlement growth in the west bank where more than 700,000 israelis now live in areas that the united nations and the united states agree are occupied territories. they have used state violence to back up this de facto annexation. sadly, tragically, since october 7, the united nations reports that at least 208 palestinians, including 53 children, have been killed by israeli security forces and settlers. this cannot be allowed to continue. mr. netanyahu has made clear where he stands on these critical issues. now is the time for us to make clear where we stand on these issues. and the truth is that if asking nicely

to the united nations, danny deknown, also the former israeli defense minister and member of the likud party. thank you for being here, ambassador. are you confident this deal is going to hold? >> we can never be confident if we speak about hamas. we saw what happened only yesterday. but it looks like that within two hours, we're going to have a pause. actually, 15 minutes ago, there were rockets flying into southern communities. we will wait and see. then we're going to wait for the hostages to come back. there will be no celebrations in israel because the majority of hostages will still be in gaza after almost 50 days. the families were notified. those of the hostages, they should come to meet them. we hope we will see more hostages coming, more than the 50. >> of course, israel has continued to hit gaza, which the idf says they'll do up until that truce begins as well. is it accurate that israel is going to wait until those 13 hostages are actually in the custody of the red cross, which is where they're being handed over to, before those 39 palestinian prisoners are released? >> yes. we h

bordering israel and they had been fighting continually against the israeli defense forces and the likud party with ariel sharon as defense minister decided to launch an invasion to root out once and for all all the plo's infrastructure in lebanon and drive it out of the country altogether. to do this effectively israel allied itself with lebanon's christian militias, one faction of many in multisectarian lebanon after wiping out the plo, they hoped to install a christian-dominated government in debeirut. the invasion was big and bloodied, and israel attacked with almost 80,000 troops and more than 1,200 tanks. by one estimate more than 17,000 people in lebanon were killed and more than 30,000 injured. in the end, israel did achieve its goal of expanding the plo from lebanon, but the cost was a brutal escalation of violence which produced a horrific tragedy. a militia allied with israel and operating in a zone that israel controlled, massacred hundreds, perhaps thousands of civilians including many women, children and elderly people in the palestinian refugee camps of greater long term signifi

are you aware that the likud party, prime minister benjamin netanyahu's party, used in their originaland jordan, there will be on the israeli sovereignty, so others have used the phrase as well. >> and it's just as wrong. i am one of the founders and co-chair of the caucus in congress, bipartisan, and the idea that the abraham accords, the normalization of relations between israel and the states is that jews and arabs belong to the same lamb, both have legitimate claims to that land, and both need to live help learn to live on that land. the abraham accords also recognize that by embracing each other, arabs and juice together, they can only lift up the land, they can with each other, the people of the region and give all their kids the future and prosperity that they deserve. >> let me read to you what rashida tlaib, her explanation at the east of the silicon. this is what she said. from the river of the sea, is an aspirational call for freedom, human rights and peaceful coexistence, not death, destruction or hate. my work and advocacy is always centered and justice and dignity for al

this comes just days after an israeli lawmaker from netanyahu's ruling likud party took to social media to incite genocide. writing on the social media site x, formerly known as twitter, galit distel atbaryan wrote -- "erase gaza from the face of the earth. let the gazan monsters rush to the southern border and flee into egypt, or die." south africa has recalled its ambassador joining a growing , list of nations that have recalled diplomats in protest of israel's assault on the gaza strip. foreign minister naledi pandor said monday south africa is extremely concerned at the continued killing of children and innocent civilians in the palestinian territories. >> we believe the nature of response by israel has become one of collective punishment, which falls fully outside of the practice of international humanitarian and international human rights law. amy: over the weekend, the governments of chad and honduras also recalled diplomats and embassy staff from israel. pope francis renewed his urgent plea for cease-fire and humanitarian aid for gaza. in washington state, hundreds of protesters

some of the more far-right members of that government, including some members of netanyahu's likud partyice, the israeli government in the meetings just ended. this is the prime minister's office. the decision on the outline of the hostage deal passed by a majority of votes. that's what we have. we have approval, it seems. we have understanding of the basic contours of this deal, particularly about the sort of attenuated release of hostages in exchange for cessation of hostilities. i guess my final question, what political discourse around this has been like? obviously i can imagine right now family members of the hostages in this unbelievable intense and difficult period right now of wondering, is their loved one going to be one of the ones? >> that's right. the word for this is heartbreaking. it's heartbreaking. there have been aspects that have been disgraceful with some of netanyahu's ministers attacking his family, screaming you don't have a non-monopoly on pain, in this sort of thing. i have to tell you that, again, assuming this deal goes through, as you say, assuming you go throu

you want to form a new governing coalition still led by someone from the likud party, mr.anyahu's party, why? >> right now i'm trying to do what every other israeli is trying to do, is to make sure our people are being brought back home. i marched today in jerusalem with tens of thousands of family members and supporters of the people who were abducted and what we're trying to do is to win a war against a terrible terrorist group. so we can have our differences about who should run the war and who should be leading the country at a time like this, but there are no differences in the goals of this war and what is it that we're trying to do for our country. neil: i think even benjamin netanyahu's key advisor agreed with what you probably just said and that the battle that you're waging is the important one, but he did question the timing of you calling fournette to step down. this is from him just earlier in this show, sir. >> we have a parliamentary democracy like in english and germany, we don't have a presidential system like in us. the goal is to bring down the governmen

inside the party likud, which has 34 representatives, 10 representatives announced that they will not vote for netanyahu if you vote again, and this practically puts the current cabinet in the minority, and this difference of opinion within the zionist regime shows your sense of inferiority and failure there. they consider netanyahu responsible for it. thank you for your kindness. i will say goodbye to you, mr. roibran. mr. kannadi moghadam, our conversation had reached the point where we wanted to hear your opinion about the continuation of this story. what do you think is your analysis that in the continuation of this ceasefire will be extended, mr. roivaran said probably four more days, or i had heard some people say, for example , it will continue from four days to 10 days. what do you think? well, let's use the statements of dr. roivaran . stopping operations in gaza now with any name of agreement or ceasefire that they propose means the fall of mr. nathani's government, which means that as long as mr. nathanio is there, he will try to keep his war machine working. he is involved