or a mistake on natan's part, but the reality was that the cost of living in the zionist regime was high, and those jewish immigrants were no longer willing to pay these costs, and they could no longer deal with the economic problems this time. which now had different aspects, the discussion of unemployment, the discussion of the excessive increase in prices, the discussion of inflation, let's say it like this, and the authors it was different, and they really couldn't bear to come to the street, and the zionist regime, well, according to the media policies it is doing, it was more related to a political issue, and it was trying to influence the public opinion in its own country, in the region, and in the world. but i would like to tell you one more thing here. the foundation of the formation of the zionist regime and the bringing of jews to the occupied lands was based on two factors , one was the issue of security and the other was the issue of the economy, or in a better way, welfare. well, the security that we see now is this they couldn't do it for the citizens, let's put it this wa

they islam natan yahoo for the israely military's failure to free the captives held by pastinian resistance movement hamas. so far, after 64 days of war, the regime has failed to release any of the captives by military means and achieve any of the stated objectives of the war. israel has been the scenehu rallies for months. the israely prime minister has been charged with all briberry, breach of trust and three cases filed in 2019. i presume last monday after two month pour. at least three israel soldiers have been injured in hezbollah resistance movements latest attack on the regime's military in a statement group said it targeted the headquarters of the israely army's 91st division in biranet his fighters struck gathering of israel soldiers near lebanon's border as well the group also targeted al-baghad the military base and the alamak base inflicting losses israely forces his says the attacks are in response to the regime friday bombing of southern lebanon which led to the deaths of three people, meanwile a funeral had been held in lebanon's capital bayrut, three hezbollah fighters kille

israeli playbook, go ahead, do whatever you want to do, we'll just support you, give you that, as natan yahoo called it, diplomatic iron dough. no, i think absolutely, what we're saying is a continuous playbook being played out for us right, so it's a show, it's a performance, it's very all of it's very performative, we know from the very beginning, the intentions behind what was the bombardment um and continuously the the the the new stories and and things that continuously be thrown out us to maybe confuse the public, deter as we've seen international solidarity grow at alarming rate i assume for um israel and the us. hm, you mentioned international sol solidarity, student voices, the voices of the youth have been louder than ever, how do you account for something like that? say students have... have always been at the very forefront of international solidarity when it comes to campaigning for justice. um, if you look at the south african apartide, if you look at um the iraq war, actually young people were always at the forefront of calling for justice. um, and often probably the reas

israeli playbook, go ahead, do whatever you want to do, we'll just support you, give you that, as natan yahoo called it, diplomatic iron dough, no, i think absolutely what we're saying. is a continuous playbook being played out for us right, so it's a show, it's a performance, it's very all of it very performance, we know from the very beginning the intentions behind what was the bombardment um and continuously the the the the new stories and and things that continuously be thrown out us to maybe confuse the public, deter as we've seen international solidarity grow alarming rate assume for um israel and the us, you mentioned internet. solidarity, student voices, the voices of the youth have been louder than ever, how do you account for something like that? say students have always been at the very forefront. of internationalidity when it comes to campaigning for justice, um, if you look at the south african apartide, if you look at um the iraq war, actually young people were always at the forefront of calling for justice, um, and often probably the reason for that is young people have t

israeli playbook, go ahead, do whatever you want to do, we'll just support you, give you that, as natan yahoo called it, diplomatic iron to, no, i think absolutely, what we're saying is a continuous playbook being played out for us, right, so it's a show, it's a performance. it's very all of it's very performative, we know from the very beginning the intentions behind what was the bombardment um and continuously the the the the new stories and and things that continuously be thrown out us to maybe confuse the public, detair as we've seen international solidarity grow at an alarming rate i assume for um israel and the us, you mentioned international sol solidarity, student voices, the voices of the youth have been louder. than ever, how do you account for something like that? see intern students have always been at the very forefront of international solidarity when it comes to campaigning for justice, um, if you look at these south african apartide, if you look at um the iraq war, actually young people were always at the forefront of calling for justice, um, and often probably the reaso

about for the evil speech, there's story about how the story about how behind the iron curtain prison, natanthe found out about it because the guards let them read pravda he finds out about it by reading soviet sources and then he taps out from isolation on the walls in the way that they did. oh, my gosh. the president of the united states called it an evil empire. you know, keep fighting. and so we know this is just one story, but we know many where it mattered and it helped to create really these conditions. like i said, where people were fighting from within, behind the iron curtain, as well as the kind of pressure that the united states was leading the west to do from outside. so i think it's it's really, really important to keep the multiple audiences in mind and reagan did i would just add very briefly several people have noted the importance of looking at the archives. and i think know there are always multiple audiences at play but also looking at particular moments and speeches, very particular audiences and the desire to reach specific ones. and i'll just say the third example that