mr. benjamin netanyahu. mr. netanyahu, welcome back to cats and dogs. it's good to be back again and again and again. yes, you do keep coming back, don't you? mr. netanyahu, how long have you been waiting this time around for a meeting with the america. president, nine months, nine months, why so long? he was resting. is that the real reason? or did he have concerns about your meeting? well, in truth, his people said they were afraid i will arrive with lot of dirty laundry to deal with. oh, by dirty laundry, you mean difficult subjects? no, i mean dirty laundry, shirts, underwear, pants, that kind of thing. right, you are on that one. so what caused the president to actually agree to meet you after all? he didn't agree to meet. sorry, he just mixed me with ukrainian president vladimir zelinski. but you did talk about the hard issues, right? sort of. what do you mean by sort of? well, i talked about relations with america, and he promised to send me yet another aid package. so what was that aid package about? told me he was delivering the aid package to

mr. benjamin netanyahu. mr. netanyahu, welcome back to cats and dogs. it's good to be back again and again and again. yes, you do keep coming back, don't you? mr. netanyahu, how long have you been waiting this time around for a meeting with the american president? nine months. nine months, why so long? he was resting. is that the real reason or did he have concerns about your meeting? well, in truth, his people said they were afraid i will arrive with lot of dirty laundry to deal with. oh, by dirty laundry, you mean difficult subjects? no, i mean dirty laundry, shirts, underwear, pants, that kind of thing. right, you are on that one. so, what caused the president to actually agree to meet you after all? he didn't agree. meet, sorry, he just mixed me with ukrainian president vladimir zelinski, but you did talk about the hard issues, right? sort of. what do you mean by sort of? well, i talked about relations with america, and he promised to send me yet another aid package. so, what was that aid package about? he told me he was delivering the eight package

mr. benyamin netanyahu decided to postpone the meeting related to the situation of the security prisoners after the fever after the holidays . in a way, mr. benjamin netanyahu had this feeling that if he does not address the security situation, with the escalation of the existing crises. it is faced with the resistance test in the tape gaza, the exercise was carried out by firing rockets, that it could not have a message for the zionist regime and the occupier that we were going ahead under the title of europe, it was carried out by the joint group of the resistance group. in practice, we can say that this exercise was a show of power , which is a reaction to the zionist regime's announcement about the resumption of centralized trolling of personalities, and finally, that this exercise was the foundation of a tragedy. the zionist regime has become more prepared for the future without resistance, and the operations that operations that the past of these words was not the whole story and they will have new strategies in response to some kind of reaction of the zionist regime . in canada, there is jcp news in canada. the federation of quebec journali

as it was by mr. benjamin netanyahu says his government is close to normalizing relations with saudi arabia is told the un general assembly on friday that palestinians would benefit from israel's efforts to make peace with the arab world. but a deal is still a long way off as patrick. okay, now reports hundreds of protesters outside the united nations as is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu took his turn at the podium this year, facing pressure from allies and his re lease for his controversial move to reduce the power of the judiciary. pouring in the status of so many other dictators now is the circular piece of spans. there was no mention of that in his speech. nothing yahoo instead promising a renewed middle east normalization he says, could happen with saudi arabia. but even his profit was controversial. picture in israel without any land for palestine, we will not only bring down barriers between israel and our neighbors will build a new cord or of peace and prosperity that connects asia through the really saudi arabia jordan's israel, to your but expert say a deal betwee

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at an event in california, where he appeared in conversation with israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. mr was the only way to counter bots, or "automated" accounts. fiona cincotta is an analyst at city index. now, he's saying it's all about the bots, but i think it's fair to say that twitter is in need of a solid revenue stream as well. i mean, if we think about twitter or x, when elon musk acquired it, it was making a loss of around $344 million. we also know that he slashed the head count, saying that costs needed to be cut, in the face of low revenue. we also know that earlier this month, he said that advertising revenue was down by around 60%. so this does seem like a logical step, if you're looking to make a solid revenue stream. and we know that he's been taking steps to monetise twitter. you know, we've had the blue x verification system. you've got the x pro. so there are playable things set up here. that's the big question, though. will twitter lose too many followers and accounts, if this goes ahead? and that's the big question. in other news: global oil prices have reached thei

of internal developments, this is why we see that the zionist authorities , including benjamin netanyahu, including mr. benguir of iraqi origin and smotrich, who is actually of romanian origin , have issues to issue every day. the crisis is trying do mr. netanyahu is looking for other countries to normalize relations with some countries, and with these excuses, he is actually trying to cover up the internal crisis, but on the other hand , it seems that the extremists will not stop their extremism. it is predicted that in the coming weeks and days, there will be a crisis within this regime. very well, mr. chiraghi, you mentioned the issue of differences and extreme divisions that exist in the occupied territories. they got involved with each other due to the developments in the land how do you evaluate the occupations that have occurred in the future? it seems that the parties involved and opposed to netanyahu will not back down. in this regard , let me tell you that yom kippur or the day of atonement or the day of forgiveness is actually the tenth day of the year. the new zionists and the 9th year of

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the cancellation of these changes which are going to continue and benjamin netanyahu insists on its implementation. asia, with mohsen, mrvi, hello, good morning , in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. i am at your service and at your service, dear viewers, mr. taqvi . today, a meeting between the opposition and benjamin 93 will be held. it is said that this meeting, the opposition said that in this meeting does not include the reason for these differences and what are the latest developments in the occupied territories? yes, the meeting was supposed to be held today between prime minister netanyahu and legans lehbaret, one of the leaders of the opposition faction, in line with the initiative announced by mr. herzog, the president of the zionist regime, and sought to this legal crisis created in the zionist regime will subside in a way, but bang anas did not agree. the initiative of mr. al-rasat was to postpone netanyahu's food reforms by one and a half years, but netanyahu will remain in power and this process will be postponed, so the opponents disagreed why because in public opinion, their situat

and mr biden is set to meet with israeli president benjamin netanyahu on wednesday, though it's not thenot everyone is showing up. several world leaders, including british pm rishi sunak and france's emmanuel macron are staying home. joe biden is the only leader of the us... to attend. the un general assembly can be a chance to bring forgotten issues to the forefront. with syria's crisis is now in its 13th year, i asked geir o pederson, the united nation's special envoy for syria, what he wants to shine a light on. great have you on bbc news. you were recently in damascus. you are in touch with civil society members there. the conflict in syria is in its 13th year. what did you find there? what is a situation i? situation inside syria, wherever you live, whether you live in government—controlled areas or in the three other areas that are not controlled by the government, it is extremely difficult. but it is also difficult. but it is also difficult for the syrians living outside of syria. the living outside of syria. the living in on, injordan and turkey. and the economy is collapsing ev

mr cleverly will meet with both israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and palestinian premier mohammads. joining me from jerusalem is dr nimrod goren, a seniorfellow at the middle east institute and co—founder of diplomeds. hello to you. hello. thank you for joining us. take us through this visit, it was only a short visit but how will significant do you think it is likely to be a? hfiisit how will significant do you think it is likely to be a?— is likely to be a? visit from the uk prime minister _ is likely to be a? visit from the uk prime minister is _ is likely to be a? visit from the uk prime minister is not _ is likely to be a? visit from the uk prime minister is not a _ is likely to be a? visit from the uk prime minister is not a regular- is likely to be a? visit from the uk prime minister is not a regular butj prime minister is not a regular but the timing that it is happening, the political contact within israel, within the peak of the fight for israeli democracy is convening tomorrow for the dramatic hearing. this is not a regular visit. i think this really is care about democr

president joe biden and israel's president benjamin netanyahu, the first time the two leaders have met one-on-one since mrtanyahu returned to office last december. president biden has formerly -- formerly invited netanyahu to visit washington by the end of the year. president biden plans to address issues relating to democracy referencing washington's concerns over israel's controversial judiciary reform efforts. president: -- present biden: we will discuss hard issues. democratic values lie at the heart of our partnership including the checks and balances in our system. preserving a path to negotiating a two state solution. ensuring around never acquires a nuclear weapon. even where we have differences my commitment is ironclad. >> president biden met with the brazilian president wednesday focusing on labor. the pair announced an initiative to advance the rights of working people, highlighting the importance of decent jobs and good wages. lula warns democracies are under threat and it says it's crucial to shore up workers rights. elsewhere, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy addressed a highly watch

benjamin netanyahu. it will be their first face—to—face meeting since the israeli leader returned to power last december. and it comes as mred nations. i�*m sumi somaskanda. the team and i will be back here on wednesday with more un coverage. for now, we leave you with these live pictures of london as we hand off to our colleageus there. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. we�*ve got some fairly stormy, autumnal weather on the cards over the next few days. the remnants of ex—hurricane lee are moving in from the atlantic, bringing reasonably mild conditions, but also some strong winds and, for some of us, some heavy downpours, as well. we could see some localised flooding with some of this heavy rain that�*s on the way. so low pressure moving into the northwest — this frontal system here moves slowly from west to east over the next 2a hours or so, bringing those squally, strong winds and heavy rain. so, over the next few hours, we�*ve got some rain across parts of scotland. it�*s becoming more persistent for northern england, wales, and down towards the southwest of england, too. wherever you are, it�*s not a cold night —

mr. opec, guess your take initially on uh, the recent threat by the israeli. regime towards the islamic republic of iran? this is a shocking violation of international protocol. essentially, what benjamin netanyahu has done is suggest that he would consider authorizing nuclear strike against iran. now let's recognize iran doesn't have nuclear weapons, so that would be nuclear power, which itself has violated international protocols with regard to having its nuclear force in the first place, threatening a non-nuclear power, but it's worse than that, because benjamin netanyahu in saying that iran must face a credible nuclear threat, it's essentially bullying iran, and this puts the west in a very difficult situation, because either the west goes along with this, in which case by precedent it is endorsing the the threat, and it will have absolutely no say in what north korea might do to south korea in that case. uh, or alternatively, it has to stand up to netanyahu and say, this simply isn't acceptable, and finally do something which it should have done a long time ago, which is expected israel, which is one of the... the destabilizing forces in the middle east to start behaving itself. mr. abuam a

mr. biden will meet with brazil's president on wednesday. and also on wednesday, he is set to sit down with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. it's the first time they are meeting since netanyahu came back into power last year. there was questions if the meeting would occur after the white house had expressed criticism and frustration of netanyahu's government making reforms in that country. when the president wraps up in new york city, he will head back here to washington. on thursday, he will host president zelensky who is making rounds on capitol hill. this gives him a chance to speak about the counteroffensive under way against russia. and the meeting comes at a time when biden is pushing congress to pass more aid for ukraine. that is meeting resistance from republicans in the house. >>> in about 15 minutes i'll be speaking with a former ukrainian minister about what president zelensky can hope to achieve in his meeting with president biden. stay tuned for that. >>> a group of house republicans has finalized a tentative deal to temporarily fund the government. major murderle hurdles are rais shutdown by the end of the mo

play this from benjamin netanyahu, the leader of israel, talking about this peace process being within reach at a bilat today around the u.n. meetings. watch this. >> under your leadership, mr. president, we can forge a historic peace between israel and saudi arabia. such a piece would go a long way to advance the end of the arab-it's israeli conflict. and get peace between israelis and palestinians. >> martha: of course the big question, the one the crown prince brings up, the palestinian issue is very important to the saudis. did any sense of what some kind of agreement might look like? >> bret: he didn't want to go into the specifics. i pressed him a couple of times. i asked, can you make a deal with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu? he is 73. you are 38. he essentially said yes, i can. but the stipulations have to be right. his concerns for the palestinians particularly is significant. he would not go into details because like many world leaders, they do not want to negotiate on television. i'm telling you, he shows, in our business, we say "a lot of leg" as far as answers. and he does. around the world, their major things, messages, the shift in this country,

benjamin netanyahu. later in the week, he will sit down with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy who will be attending the general assembly and pushing for more support with ukraine. on the international stage, mrbiden is facing a number of challenges in washington. that includes the possibility of a government shutdown later this month. and an impeachment inquiry launched by house republicans. cnn's arlette saenz has more from washington. >> reporter: president biden will put his diplomatic skills to the test this week as he attends the united nations general assembly meetings in new york city. he arrives there sunday and on monday, he's going to have fund-raisers whether diving into it on tuesday. and officials say he will talk about america's visit for leadership in the world and make the case that countries need to work together in order to solve of the world's biggest problems. this is coming as the president is trying to highlight his alliance building come into the 2024 election. but there's also a lot of attention eye who will president will be meeting he'll meet with lou lula desilva. and it does come at a time when there have been questions about whether such a meeting would even can