mr. security. but after facing corruption charges and protests inside israel over his efforts at judicial reform, netanyahu now has a lot to explain on the security front after the deadly surprise by hamas this weekend. netanyahu's reputation as mr. security is openly and actively being called into question. and he is not the only one. as former "the new york times" jerusalem bureau chief puts it, the failure of israeli and u.s. intelligence to detect plans from this unprecedented coordinated assault and israel's inadequate response in the first 36 hours afterward, will rightly be the subject of investigateatory commissions and commentary for months to come. the most plausible explanation i have heard so far is that prime minister benjamin netanyahu whose right-wing government took its off the ball leaving thousands of troops from the gaza command to protect israeli settlers from the occupied west bank and focusing far too much energy in focusing pro-democracy protests rather than thwarting actual t

mr. security. the guy who could ensure israel security.hat has happened to that reputation now, where does he stand politically? obviously the country is waving the flag, not the prime minister. >> yeah, i don't see, you know, i've been asked about israelis rallying behind him. i see israelis rallying behind the flag, the state, the dire need and state of emergency that were in. he was mr. security, that is definitely no longer the case. where he is in his state of mind, is he thinking about the political day after? he probably is somewhat, but right now i am sure that he understands this is a fight for israel's survival. israel is at an existential point right now, not just because of hamas, but because of what we see happening in lebanon. that border is intense and volatile, there were clashes, there was overnight a deputy brigade commander was killed and clashes already with some of those infiltrators. my own brother stationed right now along that border as part of those tens of thousands of soldiers who were deployed there, called up o

mr. security failed by his own standard and failed to fulfill the fundamental expectations of his fellow citizens. you posed this as potentially the end of benjamin netanyahu, who keeps coming back, despite corruption trials, he kooeps holding on to power there. do you think this is can t? >> so nobody really can push him out other than his own party, which may not happen, but there's going to be another election. it's on the calendar. once he has to face voters, it's just an astronomical collapse in the general coalition and in his service as prime minister and try ining to explain why this i different. he can go on trial for corruption very quickly tell you there's an iconic video of a woman on the street before an election. it's a jewish woman saying to her, what do you think of benjamin netanyahu and his wife? she says they are crooks. they always lie. and who are you voting for? only bb. if nobody can do what he does. he created this myth around himself that he can keep people safe. this is why. but israel is created to keep jews safe. and many other anteset mettic assaults througho

mr. security. well, he isn't mr. security after what happened on saturday, and while i have a lot of respect for the minister, they did take their eye off the ball. what happened over the last nine months with the judicial reform, the division they kcreated withn the society, created a situation that we were not focused on what was really happening here. and the writing was on the wall, that when the jews are divided, when the country is divided, there will be an enemy who will try to take advantage. >> can i ask you about -- you say right now no one is going to try to topple netanyahu, but very much an offer from opposition leaders for a unity government. is that realistic? >> look, it's realistic if netanyahu is willing to do it. the former chief of staff, the former defense minister, form a national unity government with netanyahu back in 2020 because of a virus called covid-19, and then was stabbed in the back by netanyahu. so there wasn't that rotation that was supposed to take place in the prime minister's offic

mr. security or that's -- >> that's -- >> that's how he paints himself. but i've heard from a lot -- i know there's a lot of support for him right now because of what happened and people want hamas destroyed, eliminated. but i've also heard from a lot of israelis who are wondering about that mr. security label because of what happened october 7th. where was the idf? where was the protection? why did it take so long to get there? i know people say those are questions for later. and i understand that. but those are some troubling questions. >> they are. and i think they go from the idf and all the way to the top. i was national security adviser. the responsibilities of a prime minister are very, very clear. the responsibility of the cabinet are very, very clear. and of course there is responsibility on the security establishment, on the idf, on the shin bet and on all of them. head of the idf went to the public and said he takes responsibility. and so did head of shin bet and so did head of military intelligence. and it's quite clear in israel it's very sim

mr. security. due to long-term presence in politics with victory. they had gaza under siege with these tools and titles. advanced cyber espionage equipment infiltrates mobile phones. they claimed that one out of every three people . he is their informant in gaza. a strip where flying is prohibited and the airport has been closed for years. the it system and the internet in gaza are in the hands of the zionists. the most advanced advanced turbines are on this balloon, as well as sensors there are different ones on it. drones and dedicated satellites can completely reach this narrow area from above. marine stations no breathing way for food. did not leave 65 km smart security wall equipped with sensors. 20 meters deep in the ground and 6 meters above the ground. with a steel fence of radar devices and automatic weapons, it is the most complex project built by military institutions with a sea barrier that detects sea attacks. during the unveiling of this fence, israel's defense minister called it an iron wall that brings peace to the residents of south

mr. security because of his long presence in politics along with victory. they had gaza under siege with these tools and titles. advanced cyber espionage equipment to break into mobile phones. they claimed that one out of every three people in gaza is their news. a narrow strip where flying is prohibited and has been an airport for years. and the internet gaza is in the hands of the zionists , there are the most advanced advanced balloons on this balloon, and there are also different feelings on it, and the special satellite from above can completely reach this narrowness. naval stations have left no breathing room for gaza. equipped with a 65 km smart security wall. 20 meters deep in the ground and 6 meters above the ground with a steel fence of radar devices and automatic weapons, the most complex project built by military institutions with a sea barrier that detects underwater attacks, the israeli defense minister during the unveiling of this fence. he calls it an iron wall that brings peace brings the residents of southern israel. with this volume, this

mr. security and the only one who can bring safety to the israeli public.e had his governing coalition and some far right members who have been quite vocal about their position towards palestinians, but within his slim majority at the israeli parliament and within his government coalition, he does not have many military exports so having the former chief of staff and former defense minister is an asset for the prime minister at this time. there is also another chief of staff part of the war cabinet, in the role of an observer who will also be an asset. so certainly at this moment, there is much to gain for the prime minister. >> thank you so much for that report from jerusalem. we have been keeping across the extensive damage caused by israeli rocket attacks on gaza. they started attacking saturday following the attack carried out by hamas. gaza's old city is an area that endured heavy damage from these attacks. these are images of damage to the suzy mosque inside the refugee camp close to the coastline. we have a reporter in gaza. will it be another sleepl

mr. security, mr. economics, mr. security, bring back this nickname, but due to the fact that he said allyou, again the base is in iraq, ainaas was again attacked and the proxy groups, yes, again they declared that it was us, this will all be more and more, unfortunately, it is the israeli statehood and israeli society that will benefit most from this suffer everything, and the further we go, here again, i always say, this is not just an arab-israeli conflict, this is not just a question of hamas and israel or the idf, these are issues that can provoke a whole tangle of regional contradictions, the same clashes between the saudis and iranians are not far away, just yesterday a cartoon appeared in which the saudis say that the iranians are behind all these things. tell me, if conditionally, we remember the conversation with carter in 1913, hamas recognizes israel, a miracle happened, iran recognizes israel? i don't think so far be the current government, this means that the point is not only that netanyahu or another prime minister there does not recognize palestine, the point is that isra

mr. security due to his long presence in politics along with their victory . companions claimed that one out of every three people in gaza is their informant. the strip where flying is prohibited and the airport has been suspended for years and the gaza internet and it system is in the hands of the zionists. the most advanced turbines are on this balloon and there are also various sensors on it and a dedicated satellite from above. this narrowness is completely within reach. marine stations have left no airways for food. 65 km smart security wall equipped with sensors. 20 meters deep in the ground and 6 meters above the ground. with a steel fence of radar devices and automatic weapons, it is the most complex project built by military institutions with a sea barrier that detects sea attacks. during the unveiling of this fence, the minister of defense of israel called it an iron wall that brings peace to the residents of southern israel. with this volume , they named this land the world's largest life. if someone says that he has the ability to hit israeli citiz

mr. security. due to long-term presence in politics. along with victory.ced cyber espionage equipment hacking into mobile phones claimed that one out of every three people in gaza is their informant. a narrow strip where flying is prohibited and its airport has been excellent for many years. it system and internet in gaza in the hands of zionists. the host is the most advanced balloon, the advanced cameras on this balloon and also various sensors on it and the dedicated satellite are completely within reach of this barik from above. stations mariya has left no breathing room for gaza. 65 km smart security wall equipped with sensors. 20 meters deep in the ground and 6 meters above the ground. with a generation fence of radar devices and automatic weapons, it is the most sophisticated project built by military institutions with a sea barrier that detects sea attacks. during the unveiling of this fence, the minister of defense of israel called it an iron wall that brings peace to the residents of southern israel. with this volume , they named this land the wo

mr. security in egypt or he's failed to provide security. and so that's where you in this real, they've called him mr. security when he fails to provide even that, then he doesn't really appeal to anybody. and so he has to blame somebody else for the basic failures that lead to this for. and then he has to ensure that this war is conducted successfully. and the problem is, even if israel succeeds in destroying him off his military apparatus, which is questionable, you still have the political problem of what you do with all these palestinians in gaza. you know, how do you provide for them to govern themselves? nobody in israel wants to go in and reoccupied. got so high because an occupation of yeah, of course, i mean, but yeah, i mean an occupation of guys and even an invasion of gaza. i don't bode well for israel, do they? you know, an invasion is a political problem, but you can invade and withdraw if you occupied, posit you become responsible for the quality of life, of everybody who lives there. and you know, you, you add 2000000 palesti

they were supposed to be mr security. israelis are pretty worried about their own security. terms of these raids, that something is cooking. there are growing voices in the west, saying you sure it is a good idea? because the other via is it will bring in hezbollah and attack israel from the northern side and they are fighting a war on two fronts, which could bring in the us and iran.- a war on two fronts, which could bring in the us and iran. thank you for takin: bring in the us and iran. thank you for taking us _ bring in the us and iran. thank you for taking us through, _ bring in the us and iran. thank you for taking us through, and - bring in the us and iran. thank you for taking us through, and we - bring in the us and iran. thank you for taking us through, and we will i for taking us through, and we will be back in a moment or two to talk more about where frank finished there. around the world and across there. around the world and across the uk, you are watching bbc news. bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. parents protesting against the lack

he likes to present himself as mr security, and don't let's forget the october the 7th attack by hammersurity and intelligence failure so he doesn't want to be seen to be giving any quarter whatsoever. the background all of this, the issue of the hostages. , which qatar has been mediating and thanked by britain, the us and israel for its role in trying to negotiate the safe release of the hostages, who for only four have come out. there talk of 50 more but we are not seeing that. you not going to able to get that amount of dozens of hostages out if there is constant round—the—clock air strikes and bombing. so that is another reason why people want to see at least a pause in the fighting. thank ou for least a pause in the fighting. thank you forjoining _ least a pause in the fighting. thank you forjoining us — least a pause in the fighting. thank you forjoining us with _ least a pause in the fighting. thank you forjoining us with your - you forjoining us with your observations and insight. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news.

he was perceived as mr security. what kind of security is this?ps around gaza were busy with the celebrations in the west bank. and if you become a security company of the settlers for all their crazy celebrations and gaza is left with very few soldiers, those things can happen and someone is responsible for this and this is only one example for many questions that arise now but as i say, it is too urgent —— earlyjudge because we know too little. bud urgent -- early 'udge because we know too little.— know too little. and 'ust taking it back to the h know too little. and just taking it back to the situation _ know too little. and just taking it back to the situation there, - know too little. and just taking it back to the situation there, we . know too little. and just taking it i back to the situation there, we are just now seeing some live pictures on our screens, again smoke billowing over the skies in jerusalem. that might be the iron dome rockets defence system may be protecting israel from missile strikes. we also have live images of air stri

mr. security is how he is cold, was the only one to keep these really public safe. now the have mass attack of last saturday certainly is the biggest uh, breach of is really security in the last 2 decades. if not ever, if he hasn't a really apologize, the narrative coming from him is of course, one of or one of unity. now, these really public has pretty much rallied behind him temporarily. but certainly the polls are showing that the majority of his radius do blame him for this failure on many or saying that perhaps all through the war that he should go. most of them bought a car to joins us. so once again, the director of the global is the truthful strategic research at home. i've been collect, say university here in doha. as we heard from a stephanie ticket there in southern israel. did, does really you get to say instead of ground assault on garza is looming. so can you just tell us how important it is to get a humanitarian card or set up a full that happens and, and how it would work? yeah, well let's for, for a minute. imagine the diverse situation context say

think there will be a commission of national enquiry and i think the netanyahu's reputation as mr securityk he's got a lot to answerfor in this i think he's got a lot to answer for in this terrible intelligence failure.- intelligence failure. you mentioned _ intelligence failure. you mentioned 2006. - intelligence failure. you mentioned 2006. if- intelligence failure. you mentioned 2006. if we | intelligence failure. you i mentioned 2006. if we can intelligence failure. you mentioned 2006. if we can go back to that moment because back to that moment because back then the united states gave the un along with —— gave israel along wish to change was the ground so do you think that can happen again? in the ground so do you think that can happen again?— can happen again? in my case the war lasted _ can happen again? in my case the war lasted a _ can happen again? in my case the war lasted a month - can happen again? in my case the war lasted a month or - can happen again? in my case the war lasted a month or 34| the war lasted a month or 3a days exactly but after a couple of weeks the united st

mr. security, he's known to be very risk averse. he does not like to get into major conflicts. he does not like to get neck deep into these military operations. he now may be forced to do that in this situation. >> there's also the dynamic of these hostages. again, it is just sickening for hamas, a militant organization, the u.s. calls it a terrorist organization. they're certainly using the tools of terrorism. these are terrorist attacks and holding civilians. it's inexcusable. this is the government of gaza stealing israeli civilians and now holding them hostage. talk a little bit about the difficulty israel has had in past years in hostage situations? gal lead shall leeb, for instance. >>> the hostage situation has completely changed. referencing the israeli soldier abducted in 2006. just that single soldier was exchanged for something like a thousand palestinian prisoners. just that single soldier is something that could launch wars or the like. there have been actually -- the bodies of two soldiers -- before all this happened, there were bodies of two soldiers in gaza as w

mr. security. mr. defense.he has paid numerous control -- corruption charges and he has a lot of -- within israeli society. i suspect he is going to focus on this and he is going to -- they're already launching a military response. the basic question is, how hard can he fight back? does he call up the reserves? can he send in those preservers? what are they going to do? go in with the heavy bulldozers and tanks and just start knocking down buildings and streets? they could do that, but not if there is dozens of israeli hostages held who knows where. which is urbanized, the gaza strip, it's densely populated and run by hamas for many years now. they have gotten quite good at operating undercover. the iron dome system is using amazing system for rockets flying close to the speed of sound. it can use lasers, it pinpoints them. the israelis are the world leaders at defense, optics in general. but going on a black and out vote and going in the dead of night trying not to use waves or flying also at night in darkness

talks with ukraine, to ensure the legitimate interests of the russian federation in the field of security, mr. general , you understand what security is legitimate interests of the russian federation in the field of security. in the context of an independent ukrainian state, it is the absence of statehood as such , ukrainian, another, another guarantee they do not need, because, well, they demand our territory, they demand that we be theirs, their vassals or under their control, in terms of security and that we stopped any contacts, in particular, in the first place, in particular, in the first place , military and security, with nato and partners in the west, i do not know whether anyone from the leadership of the present or future ukraine will go to such agreements, first of all, it concerns the territory, well, the kremlin very often uses this formula or verbal form , that ukraine must recognize a new territorial reality, well, that's what they call it, that part of the regions of ukraine will now be russian, but putin constantly refers to these istanbul agreements that ukraine supposedly

mr. security before the worst security breach in israeli history happened under his watch. >> noga tarnopolsky, thank you very much. >>> coming up next, we're going to talk about the second phase of war. we're also going to talk about the intelligence failure that led up to this from somebody who has some experience with it. don't go anywhere. e with it. don't go anywhere. he hits his mark —center stage—and is crushed by a baby grand piano. you're replacing me? customize and save with liberty bibberty. he doesn't even have a mustache. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ tourists tourists that turn into scientists. tourists photographing thousands of miles of remote coral reefs. that can be analyzed by ai in real time. ♪ so researchers can identify which areas are at risk. and help life underwater flourish. ♪ from pep in their step to shine in their coats, when people switch their dog's food to the farmer's dog, the effects can seem like magic. but there's no magic involved. (dog bark) it's just smarter, healthier pet food. it's amazing what real food can do. >

takes place, clearly palestinians organized them. and were able to uh very much embarrass uh security apparatus. mr, i think israel's going to wait, we've already seen a grown up building a 124 story building, central gaza uh city uh that appears had some offices and residential uh blowing up you hospital facilities uh they're going to the if you listen to speech that was a sort of a quasigenocidal kind of uh speech where telling palestinians to leave an area that israel is is completely uh uh blocking in um this is i think you know israel's going to wage lot of death and destruction on palestinians i'm sure that was understood beforehand. by uh palestinian resistance - i hopefully they you know have ways to to uh push back against israels oncoming incoming onslot um but uh but there is no doubt that there are going to be lot of palestinians that are killed and um there's a lot of hand ringing in some kind of like western circles of you this is going to be bad for the palestinians but palestins have tried every different method of opposing uh the... the apartide, the ethnic cleansing, the the land

mr. security. i'll protect you. that's clearly been punctured.ever in the immediate term, israelis are rallying together as they do. it's in their dna to rally together in defense of the state of israel. so i think in the immediate term, prime minister netanyahu is secure in his position as this war gets under way. but usually in the past in israel's history in 1973, the invasion, at some point the bill comes due. he is in more precarious position in immediate term he'll lead this government to national unity. people will have these questions of why israelis are so vulnerable in the south and whether the nature of the government he put together and the policies he was pursuing somewhat took the eye off the ball down south. that's a medium and long-term question in israeli politics. >> ben rhodes, thank you, as always for your expertise. thanks so much. >> thanks. >>> cheers. >>> coming up, much more of our breaking news coverage of the israel/hamas war. and latest on capitol hill with house republicans still fighting amongst themselves and still

banguire , the minister of internal security, and mr.trich, the minister of finance of the regime . the zionists, whose pride it was since we entered the cabinet, intensified the punishments against the palestinians, should be accountable for the number of missing persons and in fact prisoners, and enter into negotiations that always say that we do not recognize the palestinian side at all, we accept the complete occupation. d may and we do not accept any kind of reconciliation with the palestinians. yes, thank you. i want to have an overview of the latest news. at the same time that the exchange of fire continues in gaza and its surroundings , we are witnessing a cyber attack on the infrastructure of the zionist regime . foreign airlines are all flying. they canceled their trip to occupied palestine. we will continue to have the latest developments regarding stein and the start of the al-aqsa storm operation that we had this morning on the news network. i ask my broadcast colleagues to prepare a part of the images we had from palestine

mr. security, as he was known, could have allowed this to happen in the first place.e end of last year with this election, he made a deal with some very right-wing elements of the former government and many people feel that split in society is what distracted the security forces and the government from this threat. thirdly, families of these hostages are absolutely furious that these ground raids are happening, these huge aaron salter happening while their families are still inside -- airstrikes are happening while their families are still inside gaza. we suspect that he hopes if he wins this war, all of it will be forgotten and he will be the hero of israel. geoff: leila, thank you. as we reported, israel is now advancing in the gaza strip, but should it pursue more limited goals that avoid causing even more civilian casualties? nick schifrin picks up our coverage from here. nick: geoff, a u.s. official tells me that israel's ground invasion plans "changed" to use more "methodical" tactics, compared to original plans. president biden and u.s. military officials with

deescalate the situation on the ground, all of the above led us to this desperate moment, mr. president, security council and general assembly resolutions over the history of the crisis reflected in unequivocal and clear unanimity that the palestinian question needs to be settled, not liquid liquidated by military action or settlements. or by what we're seeing today, namely forced displacement. i reiterate what egypt has stated during the cairo peace summit, that the solution to the palestinian question is not force displacement, not moving the palestinian people to other places. the only solution is just by granting the palestinians their legitimate rights in self-determination, in living in dignity and peace and safety in their independent state, on their territories, just like any other people in the world. the... palestinian people will not leave its land, it's holding to this land, egypt will not accept for the palestinian people to be forceably displaced and we will not accept any liquidation of the palestinian question at egypt's expense. a look at history, clearly reveals that the palesti

mr. ivan varchenko, a serviceman of the armed forces of ukraine , national security expert, mr.n, once again i congratulate you, i congratulate you once again, you can hear me now, now we hear perfectly, perfectly, so the defense forces do not have any... section of the front, wherever they attack, now and we understand that the liberation of the kherson region, the occupied kherson region, the left on the left bank of the dnieper, it is only a matter of time, and we are trying to get closer. this time with every day of the work of the defense forces of ukraine, so the fact that there is good news today, we comment less on what our partners and partner organizations say, even though we trust and understand that information very much, but the general staff today noted that one of the settlements, namely pischane, is something that we also partially control now, we carry out our activities there, so this is work that will be unceasing, and the liberation, including, of kherson oblast , this is a question, this is a question of time , uh, of course, we keep this silence and wait fo

mr. security. and now $900.00. at least 900 is released have been killed on his watch. so what would the political consequences of that be medium to long term that will be interesting to watch as well as it was for the adult need reporting from west jerusalem. thank you very much. as i said, we are waiting or what we call the hard watch for a speech by the us president joe biden. he's expected to speak about the situation in israel and gaza. let's go live to kimberly. how could our white house correspondent, kimberly, you already have, you know, an outline of what the president's might be saying and addressing. so yeah, that's right. the us president has held his 3rd call in 4 days with is really a prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and so we are expecting to hear from the president about what they have talked about in terms of additional security assistance that the united states is providing to israel. it does provide to the tune of $3800000000.00 in annual security assistance. we have spoken to the national security spokesperson, john kirby al jazeera, has the ascert

mr. security, which did nothing now under his watch is right. it has basically, uh, has sticking uh, probably one of the worst blues in its history. this is probably according to many is right, is now that i've been reading about the cause of this, the worst day, israel's history. again, not because there weren't other dramatic days before, but in the context of the present they got to this, what is there and so invisible and invincible where ups, where basically nothing or next door to normalize relations at no cost to is now on the defensive. basically looking, which means, because of this very daring creative funny would like a tech where for the 1st time in the history of this conflict of the images and the reality is reversed, no longer his right is soldiers. and is there any separate is wrong civilian communities in palestine debt or rising the people there? now we have palestinian fighters rolling around, is there 80 settings? and yes, that are rising its population and leading to something major, death and destruction. of course, we all

mr. security is how he is cold, was the only one to keep these really public safe. now the have mass attack of last saturday certainly is the biggest breach of his ready security in the last 2 decades. if not ever, if he hasn't a really apologize, the narrative coming from him is, of course, one of, or one of the unity. now, these are 80 public has pretty much rallied behind him temporarily. but certainly the polls are showing that the majority of his radius do blame him for this fader. and many are saying that perhaps all through the war that he should go. and if he got it, it was released by the is riley. i mean, it has a missing yahoo to him to troops saying, are you ready for the next stage? it certainly seems like an invasion into gaza is imminent. what other signs have they have been in the south say that would i guess lead people to think that it is going to happen any day now as well. the troops are in position. you have the biggest cool lot of the army reserves here. of course. how the army works here, it's conscription. people serve in the army for about a

mr. security is how he is cold, was the only one to keep these really public safe. now the how mass attack of last saturday certainly is the biggest breach of his ready security in the last 2 decades. if not ever, if he hasn't a really apologize, the narrative coming from him is, of course, one of or one of unity. now these are 80 public has pretty much rallied behind him temporarily, but certainly the polls are showing that the majority of his radius do blame him for this vader and many are saying that perhaps all through the war that he should go. this is riley forces, have rammed up rides across the occupied west bank of racing building for the palestinians. and different cities around 400 palestinians have been to time since the beginning of this major escalation between him off and as ro i was ready forces have killed at least 50 for palestinians in the west bank since last saturday. the, the abraham reports most of the occupied west bank has been locked down by the way, the forces in the weeks is how mass launched its military operation. palestinians have larg

mr. speaker. well, securing our border should be a bipartisan goal. indeed, house republicans are dedicated to that. we had most of the elements of h.r. 2 was in a bill just last week that we just fell short on, on mustering. unfortunately. we did pass h.r. 2 separately earlier on, to achieve that goal on the border. it's a security package that would end the invasion at the southern border, halt the abuse of the asylum process, and strengthen border security. unfortunately senate leader schumer won't even bring it up for a vote over in the senate. why not? his own new york governor, democrat kathy hochul, called on congress this weekend demanding a limit on who can come across and more agents to catch illegal immigrants. while schumer should be listening to her at least, every single new york democrat who voted for these righteous shelter laws and soft on crime open border policies needs to realize their policies have now had detrimental consequences. it's not extreme to want law and order or to track who is coming into our country. if new york city

let's go to the social security organization, which has many hospitals, over 70 hospitals are covered, with mr. behrouz ketabi , the manager of the information colony of the social security organization, mr. ketabi. hello, good night. a book, would you like to ask a question about mr. masri and the system he created? your collection will ask whether the social security organization of hospitals, which has more than 70 hospitals , is connected to the system created by the ministry of health, or is it me? i will give you an explanation, mr. kitabi . if you answer the question, i will be grateful. and providing an ip that we can connect to beshim, we also have a 3-month schedule, which we will be connected soon , god willing, but the explanation i give is important, no, hold on here , we will hear an explanation, he said, 3 months means that in 3 months , the social security hospitals will be connected to this system of the ministry of health, god willing. yes, yes, yes, god willing, it means that in 3 months, my colleagues or i will come to the hospitals and we will see something like this. yes,

mrs. hajipour's memorizers are not security memorizers , they are quran memorizers who are going to sit in the meeting and talk about memorizing the quran. god willing, they will achieve good results, mrs. abduland , the hardworking news of the quran prayer table and islamic teachings is with my dear friends. hello, good morning. good morning . hello to you and all our dear viewers today. we are supposed to go to the meeting of responsible memorizers with the aim that a demand of more than 10 years of the supreme leader of the revolution has been left on the earth for a year or two that dar al-qur'an karim moda has accepted responsibility and organized a headquarters as a national headquarters to come and memorizers. gather the qur'an together , take into account the solutions and areas that help to improve the quality of the qur'an memorization and the responsibility of the memorizers. in order to realize this issue, ladies , now we have between 75 thousand and one million people who memorize the qur'an, but we are far from that. those 10 , exactly up to the 10 million people who are the

security advisor on the implementation he emphasized the completeness of the security agreement between tehran and baghdad. mrmadian said: the iran-iraq security memorandum agreement guaranteeing the security of the borders of the two countries is a reasonable and appropriate road map to remove the perpetrators. the sleeper is in the area. referring to the agreements between iran and iraq in various fields, especially the economic field, the secretary of the supreme national security council said: there are many potentials for the all-round improvement of the relations between the two countries in various sectors and they should be actualized. mr. qasim al-aarji, the secretary of the iraqi national security council, also emphasized the determination of the iraqi government to implement this the agreement said: we will welcome and use every opportunity to develop and deepen tehran-baghdad relations . the ministry of interior of turkey announced a terrorist explosion in front of the entrance of the security department of this country. two terrorists arrived with a car in front of the entrance of the general sec

created in the 1967 borders with east jerusalem as its capital co-existing in peace and security with israel. mr. president, i would like to ask the representative of the usa a question. can you explain why you oppose a cease-fire? does this mean that the usa as a permanent member of the security council supports the doctrine of massive retaliation in gaza? where is your compassion for civilians that you so eloquently express at every security council meeting on ukraine? and that's even though the lives of civilians in ukraine are far from facing the same level of threat as palestinians in gaza or is it that you only think about what's in the european continent and that palestinians don't share any emotions in washington and the same question to the other western delegations in the council who shamefully abstained on our doctrines and resolutions calling for cease-fire. colleagues, your double standards are more than evident. the populations of your own country are calling for an answer to that where there are pass demonstrations in support of palestine. in in situation the russian federation is

to baku to resolve iran's disputes and said: iran considers the security of the caucasus as its security. mr. raisi is the reason for the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza it was a lesson for countries to know that this regime will never be their true friend. the president said: america's support for these crimes is a continuation of the same failed policy of campaigning in iraq and afghanistan. but today's events in palestine will definitely end up with palestinian oil. ararat mirzazayan , appreciating iran's clear and strong positions regarding the developments in the caucasus, said: his country, along with iran , condemns the crimes committed by the zionist regime against the women and children of gaza. the meeting of 3 plus 3 in tehran ended with the release of a joint statement. foreign ministers of iran, azerbaijan, armenia, russia and turkey, in this statement, the importance of peaceful settlement of disputes based on the united nations charter. they emphasized respect for sovereignty, political independence, transversal integrity, internationally recognized border lines, non-inte

former deputy head of the security service of ukraine, the reserve general of the security service of ukraine. viktor yagon. mr. victor. glory to ukraine. glory, good health. many good reports to the security services of ukraine, they catch spies, collaborators and other freaks, but how they say, from the middle ages we remember the principle, the doctor healed himself. that's why i wanted to start, maybe with more resonant things. i mean these, internal facts, for which there is no answer in society. well, for example, there is no answer about kulinich and kegbist sivkovich, a friend of putin, how in our sbu system such heads of the internal security department as naumov, who is currently serving a term in prison in serbia, appeared in our sbu system, there is no answer, why, bakanov , who did so much, there is still not a single one... suspects and quietly works for himself as a well-known lawyer from poltava, here i am talking about such cases, why , yes, it is difficult to clean the service itself from such ideological-bakanian personnel, well , let's be honest, they have already been cleaned, that is, the

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mr. yatsenyuk, as the founder of the kyiv security forum. mr. yatsenyuk, do you think we should cook. er, a symmetrical, commemorative note for the president of ukraine, because of course we are, that would be plan a, that's a good idea, thank you, thank you, would you like to answer your question specifically, or all, or who, mr. ambassadors, or mr. herbs or mr. versbao, and that to the question of the military lobby, it is possible. general lutz will be able to answer this question. thank you very much, if ukraine does not get this extra that we are offering. i think it will be disappointing, but it will not be the end of the road, nato is doing a lot, in terms of military support, at least simplifying the process of joining nato, in any case, because, after all, the glass is not half empty, half full, and i think, but this can become a symbol for moscow that nato support, nato support for ukraine falters falters and it's russian propaganda that will take advantage of that and so we will have to work using the existing structure to prepare the

mr. malek mohammad, each of the managers will be fined 145 and 300 million tomans according to the extent of the violation the license was suspended in the derivatives trading department based on securities. mr. malek mohammadi said that these companies, contrary to the regulations and without sufficient checks in the customer's operation account, and through the confirmation of shares and registration of credit allocation in the customer's account , they have taken the accrual position of the sale of the option contract with significant amounts. the total index and the stirrer of the capital market were decreasing on monday. at the end of trading, about one third of the symbols were in the positive range. the largest outflow of real money was related to the oil products group. hello , the capital market deals on monday, the first day november was a busy month and the total index decreased to 2 million with a negative yield of 5130 units. 800 units arrived. both the indicator and the mode have negative returns. it had 62 percent. 422 units decreased and reached 6 units. the total value of khurd bazaar transactions is approximately 3800 billion tomans. the result of buying and selling of

netanyahu posts himself as mr security.y has this mystique as an immense military superpower. despite its size. and of course, that sensation has been dampened by those appalling atrocities seen on saturday morning. and now the idf is seeking to reassert itself and the beginning of that likely grounding incursion into the gaza strip . the gaza strip. >> charlie, do we have any later list on the casualties or how many people are thought to have lost their lives on both sides ? lost their lives on both sides? >> well, it's well over 1000 on both sides. i mean, over 1500 hamas terrorists killed at least within southern israel. i think the figure in gaza is approaching 1000 in terms of those killed by idf airstrikes. and in israel, on the israeli side, at least 1200 killed, of which 220 were israeli soldiers. of that, 220, though, many of those israeli soldiers were not mobilised at the time, they they self mobilised. they were just reservists or off duty soldiers who heard about the danger and drove to it without waiting for o

security adviser of iraq on the complete and accurate implementation of the security agreement between tehran and baghdad. emphasized. mran said: this agreement guarantees the security of the borders of the two countries and is a road map to eliminate the insecure components of the region. according to the iran-iraq security agreement , separatist terrorist groups must be disarmed and their military bases in iraq must be closed. mr. ahmadian emphasized this evening in his meeting with his armenian counterpart. any change in the political geography of the caucasus region is a source of peace and crisis. the supreme national security council said: iran's unchanging policy in the issue of the caucasus is to create a zone free from any tension and conflict. the secretary of the national security council of armenia also pointed to iran's effective role in creating peace in the caucasus region and demanded the continuation of iran's role in this field. the building of the ministry of interior of turkey was targeted by the turkish attack. turkish officials say that two turkish agents were wounded and two turkish agents were ki

mr. qasim al-aarji, the national security adviser of iraq. mr. amir abdollahian also attended the place of martyrdom of resistance fighters in baghdad and paid his respects to them. at the same time as the zionist attacks on gaza are escalating, videos of its residents are circulating in cyberspace. in one of these videos, an old palestinian man, standing next to the ruins of his house, which he spent 40 years working to build , says that everyone is a sacrifice for palestine. i have worked for 40 years. in another picture that was published, a palestinian child with his father was injured and they are in the hospital giving their father encouragement. vacant. after the attacks of the zionist regime on residential buildings, the condition of the hospitals in gaza has reached a critical state, according to france 24 , their hospitals no longer have the capacity to receive the wounded who are brought from now on. dozens of wounded are regularly brought to the food hospital. women, men and children, some of them very young. doctors say that the hosp

parliament in 2019 to counter the hostile actions of the regime zionism is formed against peace and security. mrarib abaddi said: the filing of complaints against the zionist regime in the courts of other countries is being pursued by the independent lawyers defending palestine. london witness. it was the largest anti-zionist demonstration in british history. london police announced: more than 10 thousand people participated in this demonstration. demonstrators in support of palestinian freedom slogan. and they demanded an end to the crimes of the zionists. the anti-zionist protests in england were extended to the london subway, and the subway driver chanted for the freedom of palestine along with the people. a global summit on the topic of the digital economy is due his positions on the bombing of gaza forced him to resign. patrick kasgeri, president of irandi, announced the wob summit . due to the fact that his statements disrupted the process of holding the summit , he decided to resign. kastgari wrote on social networks: a war crime is a war crime even if it is committed by our allies and it

them whether iranians or foreigners, they are now introducing newer hits to us, and we feel more secure. mr khoraziad, how much can going to real cases help , especially the discussion of drama and storytelling that we mentioned? islamically , something that comes from the heart of reality is very attractive, but the essence of art is imagination and dreaming. reality instead of itself , well, it teaches a lot, it may have good moral lessons, but i think the majority of viewers, not all, mostly follow this series because of the charm and the action that you mentioned. but the facts are also attractive and valuable in their own right. now, among the domestic series of the domestic tv series that are made in the police genre , which one is the best in your opinion ? i still consider mahdi fakhimzadeh's "shob and bidar" to be the best. in terms of its characters, which are very original and unrepeatable, and not being repetitive in their era, in terms of production techniques, in terms of editing, framing, very rhythm, rhythm was very successful in that series, i consider this series very succ