it was agreed between ehud olmert, as the prime minister, and mahmoud abbas, as the president of therity, and in addition they were ready to discuss even the statutes and the number of settlers who would decide, who would prefer to stay in palestine once palestine will be created. see, mr netanyahu doesn't frame the current security challenge facing israel as a challenge about the palestinians. he does say that if a palestinian state would be a fundamental threat to israeli security, but what he frames it as is part of a much bigger picture, an existential struggle with iran. i would put it to you that, as we just saw days and weeks ago, direct hostilities between israel and iran, right now the netanyahu narrative that we can only understand hamas as part of an axis based in tehran, that is something which is working for him politically inside your country, even if you don't like it. first of all, i don't like it, but this is, the way i see it, this is not important. neta nyahu is over. 75% of israelis believe that he should retire, he should leave his position, but yes, among them,

the palestinian resistance, and in fact the palestinian resistance is considered by the west, mahmoud abbashey think like this, but now the whole west has understood that it is hamas that is the real representative of the palestinian resistance, and the fard movement is only one movement that unfortunately cooperated with the occupiers and in order to get privileges, privileges that were not even given to him, yes, this article of maarif newspaper is correct, the israeli media, the israeli press rightly say that hamas has won the war, yes, hamas. not only has he won the public opinion in the world , but he had won it before, and now ali has also won the public opinion in the world, and everyone knows that this victory went to hamas. now the whole world knows hamas, it was not like that before. the whole world has actually recognized hamas, this is a great victory for hamas, a victory in the field of communication and media, hamas represents the palestinian resistance. i wanted to add that there are many jews in the world like those who run ma'ari and haristo newspapers. they are realizing v

mahmoud abbas' fatah party retreated to the west bank city of rammallah.be hamas's stronghold. >> gaza becomes a fortress for an organization whose founding charter talks about killing jews and eliminating israel. and they are now not just a terrorist organization in gaza, but the governing organization in gaza. and that means that the israelis have to figure out how to deal with them. >> the erez crossing point between gaza and israel is now barred to almost all palestinians. >> narrator: the israeli government imposed a blockade on gaza. it said it was trying to stop the group from bringing in weapons and prevent its fighters crossing into israel. >> the civilian population are facing increasing desperation and misery. but it also trapped the population. >> israel says that gazans will not starve on a more basic diet. >> the notion that you could keep two million people locked up indefinitely, with no real economy, who are entirely dependent on israel opening and closing the border to allow movement of goods and people in, where the majority of the peopl

other marsist groups, which are actually now consolidating among themselves, but now it means that mahmoud abbasnew prime minister of the palestinians - well, i don’t know , the state is not considered a president , a man of 89 years old will be in november and will be now the question of changing it too. yes, he appointed mahmud mustafa from fatah, without coordinating this with anyone, now the palestinian islamic jihad, and hamas and the left, these marrakist groups, which are also included in the palestinian organization was indignant, that is , they are consolidating, in other words, if tomorrow someone decides to hold some kind of elections in a palestinian state, they will win, that’s it, it will be radicalism, it will be hamas, and well, conditionally, well, let’s put it this way, hamas, palestinian islamist and so on, well, the main one , of course, is hamas, yes. which has acquired enormous authority, yes, that is, radicalization is taking place not only in israel, but is going on in palestine, and what to do, it means it’s war, war, war, yes, and indeed, in this case, a palestinian sta

cooperation organization, the ministry of foreign affairs of south korea, the president of sri lanka, mahmoud abbas, the president of the palestinian authority, and the former prime minister of turkey, ahmed davutoglu, also sent separate messages. they condoled the martyrdom of the president and his companions. dear and respected compatriots, continue to watch and follow the news network. since the hard landing of the helicopter carrying the president and his companions, it has been in the headlines. many worked until the end of the night to keep him and his companions alive they prayed from the capital to beyond the borders of the neighborhood. with the announcement of his and his companions' martyrdom in the world's media, virtual citizens wrote about friendships that ended in the sky. anyone who kissed him on the forehead kissed him or her. his forehead did not die in his bed , he was martyred and the end was good. they always say that the trip to heaven was over. you didn't rest for 3 years day and night to help people the chair. he doesn't obey people, but he proved that there are those who do

meeting of the war cabinet, especially from gans's side, is that neither hamas , nor abbas, that is, mahmoud abbas, the self-governing organization can be here. not hamas should hire someone here, it should be given to sahioni from heaven , now this person from heaven has really become such a situation, that is, they say that we should create a group, an administrative body consisting of americans , european countries, arab countries and a part of the palestinians, well, put them together the strange thing is that it is not easy to be possible, which makes it very difficult for netanyahu to accept . these are from the north of the occupied territory , they were forced to leave there, and they have to return to that area again, which is again a very difficult event, because it means that netanyahu's impossible missions are all listed. nearly 30% of the israelis who were in this area said that they either do not want to return at all or that the possibility of returning is very weak, and the rest also said that now the probability is very moderate, in fact, let's go back and add rome to it, more tha

the head of the palestinian national authority, mahmoud abbas, and representatives of the hamas movemente decision of the three european countries and called on other states to follow their example. recognition of palestine is required not only by international law, but also by international law. that is, these are the words from the commentary of the turkish foreign ministry. i would like to note that the independence of palestine was previously recognized by 146 of the 193 un member states, including our country. moscow went for this step back in eighty-eight. russia, being the legal successor of the ussr, maintains a transparent and consistent position on this issue and advocates a settlement between palestine and israel based on the two- state principle. the press secretary announced this today. president dmitry peskov. to other topics. the water level in the irtysh river near the tyumen city of tobolsk rose again within a day and now exceeds 7 m. due to the river flood, dozens of houses fell into the flood zone. there are about 300 of them in the region, but there are more flooded h

this war cabinet meeting, especially from gans's side, is that neither hamas, nor abbas, that is, mahmoud abbas, the self-governing organization can be here. no, hamas should do it, because someone has to come from the sky to help the zionists. now this person from the sky is really like that. it has become a situation, they say that we should make a group, an administrative body consisting of americans , european countries, arab countries and a part of palestinians, so putting these together is a strange thing, it is not easy to do, and the conditions and britain itself are very difficult. it makes him want to accept the fifth point was that the people who are now forced to leave the north of the occupied territory because of the attacks by the resistance forces from the lebanese side. because that means impossible missions netanyahu has listed everyone as his conditions , a poll was conducted in this northern region , especially in klatshmuneh, where nearly 30% of israelis living in this region said they do not want to return at all. or that the possibility is very weak for us to return , and

the office of the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas, is urging the united states to prevent a massacrei spoke to our middle east correspondent yolande knell, who's injerusalem. what we've seen through the morning is fliers being dropped. people in rafah, in the eastern part, have been sent text messages, recorded phone messages. basically the israeli army reaching out in many different ways, telling people that they should leave this area for their own safety. when the israeli army has been talking to journalists, we've been told that this is an operation that is fairly limited in scope, that it affects something like 100,000 people, although locals in that area have said, looking at the maps that have been put out, that the number of people who are affected could be twice that. the israeli military is telling people to move to these tent cities, basically on the coast, in the centre of gaza and in southern gaza, in khan yunis. but people have told us that these are areas that are already crowded with displaced people. and what we've actually seen is a lot of those who are moving from

following the council's vote, palestinian president mahmoud abbas said the territory �*will continueull membership'. our north america correspondentjohn sudworth recaps the day's events. we had to say that the assembly does not have the power to confer full membership on a new state and so, in a way, this result passed overwhelmingly today is largely symbolic but it does do a couple of things and first of all, it reiterates the call for a full membership and ask the security council to reconsider but it also grants some enhanced rights and privileges to palestine and what is called nonmember observer status in all of that, although limited was enough to provoke that furious reaction from israel. as ambassador takes to say that this vote was a reward for terror and he accused many of those voting in support of this resolution as being jewish hating, and his words and this was a back door way of circumventing normal un procedures to have attributes of statehood to palestine in contravention of the charter which is what we saw in that act of protest as they used that many pocket—size ve

now we're hearing from the president of the palestinian authority. mahmoud abbas that spring, anita a brain. we joined just from not from ramallah in the occupied westbank need. what's uh, what's the, i'm with a boss. how to say about this decision by these 3 year be in countries to recognize about us and state we do. yeah, we just saw 3 statements coming out on the palestinian official agency, west side from the palestinian president, welcoming each states, acknowledgements of recognition of palestine as an independent states. saying that this shows that how the international recognition of the right of the palestinian people to the side on their destiny is being more and more recognized. saying that this will definitely make the end of the occupation of the palestinian territory much and much closer. we've also heard from fedex basically the party that is habits by the president of my move to advise the president of the palestinian authorities also welcoming the decision while diplomats here in palestine working with the palestinian authority. we'll see this as a success of the effo

following the council's vote, palestinian president mahmoud abbas said the territory �*will continueo in soina so in a way this resulted passed overwhelmingly today is largely symbolic but it does do a couple of things. first of all it reiterates that call for full membership and asks the security council to reconsider but it also grants some enhanced rights and privileges to palestine in its what is called nonmember observer status. all of that although limited was enough to provoke that furious reaction from israel. its ambassador taking to the podium to say that this vote was a reward for terror. he accused many of those voting in support of this resolution as being jew hating, in his words. the point he was making was that this was a backdoor way of circumventing normal un procedures to grant many of the attributes of statehood to palestine, in contravention of the charter which is why we saw that active protest as he used that active protest as he used that mini shredder to push a pocket size divergent of —— version of the un charter through its blades at the end of its >>. —— s

and particularly that mahmoud abbas, abu mazen, who heads it is too old to compromise the character.hat do you think? >> well, i don't agree with that, but let's talk about the day after in general. and here i think several very important things need to happen. one, first and foremost this catastrophic war needs to end. this blood, letting the agony of the population the crazy ideas such as collective deportation and shrinking the territory of gaza and things like that need to stop. and then we need to ensure that there is israeli withdrawal. i would without return and without any attempt to impose conditions on the palestinian people that the people don't, don't accept, such as the siege for himself. then of course we need to reach a solution on an exchange of hostages and prisoners. in a way that would end this, this, this drama and in the right way after that here, i agree again with you what you said at the beginning, that we need to have a drastic and seriously reform early reformed palestinian authority, not the kind of gimmick that we saw with the current government when mr. b

the palestinian faction that is run by palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas bring back the residents of the north. of course, there are tens of thousands of israelis displaced from the north as a result of attacks from the iranian proxy, hezbollah in southern lebanon and also of course those in the south as well. and also as part of that plan, benny gantz is insisting that this progress with normalization with the saudis as well. but i think the key point here, frederica, is that benny gantz wants to see substantial progress, substantial evidence that netanyahu is putting the national interest ahead of his own personal interest or, and ahead of those files? all right elements in his governing coalition for your mega. >> all right. and elliott israel has also said that it had recovered the body of another hostage from gaza. what more can you tell us about that? >> that's right. this is 50 three-year-old ron benjamin. he was out on a bike ride on october the seventh and when he was in a junction just slightly to the east of the northeastern tip of gaza when he was killed by hamas and h

after that doesn't involve hamas or fatah, the faction run by palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas. and also to make progress on the normalization with saudi arabia and also to do something that will enable the tens of thousands of people displaced from the northern parts of israel becomes those of a from iran-backed hezbollah to allow them to move back to their homes. fredricka. >> and then in addition to that, israel is saying today that it recovered the body of another hostage from gaza. what more can you tell us about that? >> that's right. this is 53 year-old father of two run benjamin now, he was out biking. he was a very keen cyclist. you to go cycling every saturday. and so it wasn't october the seventh, which was a saturday. he went off on his bike and he was killed. the idf says at a junction just east of the northeastern and tip of the gaza strip, when hamas broke through the fencing around the gaza strip, he was killed and his body was abducted back into the gaza strip. israel now saying that is recovered, that body, in fact, it recovered it along with the bodies of thr

foundation for a future alternative, which he says will not be hamas or abbas — a reference to mahmoud abbasian authority leader in the west bank. so he is setting a deadline and laying out an ambitious agenda. he does not himself have the power to bring the government down. he can walk and the government will survive. but coming on the top of the remarks made by the defence minister, yoav gallant, the other day, who urged benjamin netanyahu to lay out a plan for the future, these are just the latest signs of tension right at the heart of the war cabinet. the un agency for palestinian refugees, of course, have said that some 800,000 people have been forced to flee rafah. where on earth are they going? it's an absolutely staggering number and those are people who have fled in the lastjust under two weeks since the israelis announced their operation on rafah was beginning. they're going to a number of places. some of them are heading west to this area known as al—mawasi along the coast. some of them are heading back to khan younis, an absolutely devastated city where people are simply finding

which is already quite cash-strapped, despite all of that, the palestinian authority's president mahmoud abbas is calling for for additional countries to continue to follow suit. a, he and other palestinians believed that these moves of unilateral recognition only bolster the case for a palestinian state. and he believes it could contribute to a two-state solution down the line that's obviously a view that this israeli government, which does not want a two-state solution, very much disagrees with jim. >> alright, jeremy diamond, a very important development will keep tabs on it. jeremy, thanks so much. still ahead. all hell broke loose. passengers are describing what happened, the moments there, plane hit severe term for berlant's leaving one man dead and many others injured. what we're learning about, what happened in that mid air nightmare you check. your nothing the space shuttle accidents usually not one thing. it's a series of events is that part as the wing coming apart? >> space shuttle columbia, the final flight, now streaming on max first-time no biggie we recommend to exfoliate the n

implemented security, he comes to us, like ushakov now. announced that the palestinian leader mahmoud abbasthe borders of the year sixty-seven, on the other hand, when we tell them to get out of the border ninety eight. they say that this is impossible, yes, well, guys, be consistent, that is, we are not even asking you to move beyond the borders of the year sixty-seven, they cannot be consistent, because america, it usually does not think beyond its electoral cycles , they don’t have such a backlog, and the deep state doesn’t think that far either, it’s mostly money, money, money, and not just any kind. did like they made israel a macropower, because they brought all other macropowers to the level micropowers, they destroyed them, they brought war there, they did the same with europe, stupid europeans said, no , you can’t do this with us, no, what are you going to do to us, what are you going to do to us like this, he says yes , and how are you different, well, now in my opinion, we give americans more weight than they have, because from... upset, well, it’s quite complex, far-reaching in

of other marsist groups, which in fact are now consolidating among themselves, but now it means mahmoud abbas the man will be 89 years old in november, but now the question of replacing him will also arise, but he appointed mahmoud mustafa from fatah, without coordinating this with anyone, now and palestinian islamic jihad, and hamas. and the left, these marxist groups, which also include the palestinians , were indignant, that is, they are consolidating, in other words, if tomorrow someone decides to hold some kind of elections in a palestinian state, they will win. that’s it, it will be radicalism, hamas, and well, conditionally - well, let’s put it this way, hamas, palestinian islam and so on, well, the main ones, of course, hamas, yes, which has acquired enormous authority, yes, that is, radicalization is taking place not only in israel, but it goes into palestinian, and what to do, it means war, war, war, yes, and indeed, in this case, the palestinian state will be able to create a fairly decent army, and now the jews and the palestinians have the same slogan of the state. of course , th

as difficult as this might be with the mahmoud abbas government, bibi netanyahu government, it is likelys running gaza. annmarie: so normalization not this year? norman: it will be a challenge. we have effective diplomats on all sides including saudi arabia and the emirates and elsewhere who will do their darndest. i tried to be an optimist on these things but it will be difficult. annmarie: norman roule, thank you for your time, former u.s. intelligence officer, friend of the show. really trying to understand the context and difficulties of what is happening on the ground right now in gaza. jonathan: he is one of the very best. thank you, norman. futures on the s&p positive. here's an update on the stories elsewhere with your bloomberg brief. sonali: hsbc and standard chartered are among major u.k. firms pressing prime minister rishi sunak to tone down proposed restrictions on doing business with china. sources say the banks are lobbing ministers not to include china in the strictest risk categories a new national security legislation. they argue this would impede business and trigger n

these facilities are abundant in this province, in nine cities, in abbas abad, in mahmoud abad, in chaluz , in various places in the province, from ramsar to tan kavan , this region and that region in the east of the province , god has given this province. given wealth is the wealth given by god and we should make the best use of this wealth did this god-given wealth that the almighty lord has blessed nature in the capitals of this province from the forest and the sea. well, tourists come to this province. tourists, both domestic and foreign tourists. tourism has an economy, but with it. it has different issues with itself, and one dimension of tourism should not be considered. one dimension of tourism is the problem of these resorts . there are promenades, green spaces, the use of the forest and sea environment is very good, but this tourism field should be used, the tourism economy should be activated in such a way that we should not have even one unemployed person in this area, this is with our participation. the people are reachable, thank god, during this time , it was done to establ

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