the people who are protest. are not supporters of natanyahu, there's a very strong division within jewish israeli society, will this be the new norm? what happened today is no accident, it is the continuation of the killing of 17 of of beta's. residence uh during demonstrations since uh 2021, it is intentional killing that is now receiving the light of day, enjoy receiving that uh receiving the light of day because she is an american citizen. it was intentional killing that cannot be justified. os están pasando en europa con nuestro dinero, porque ustedes no voltean a ver lo que la gente está, pero también podemos hablar de javier duarte, medios están de testigos que ya cantó el razonamientos. poder judicial judicial por voto popular libertad libertad libertad libertad. prime minister netanyahu and his policies have been raging for more than year now, but the most recent protest took things to another level, not only were they the biggest since october the 7th. israel's major union was able to shut down businesses in tel aviv and other towns and message to netanyahu and his far right cabi

security losing this, this title within the israeli public, the discourses that is weak, if if natanyahu was what he said that he was, he would be able to return. as to the north and we would have security as well has made sure that those settlers would not return in after today's attack i really am of the opinion that it is going to be impossible for those settlers to return. i think there will be increase escalation but the pace of increase will be dictated to hezballah and i don't believe that you will see a regional war unless israel is stupid enough to embark on invasion of the plan, i think the attritian war is going to continue, this is going to part of the tritian war is to keep the settlers out of their homes, burdening the the system, keeping them out of the economy, and this increases the pressure internally, the pressure cooker will continue, and this will break the internal system of israel together with the increased burden on preservers, the depletion of munitions that have been resupplied now by the united states, but that... to will fade eventually, and i think that long

for killing sayid natanyahu for killing civil millions for more than for his war crimes, he will receive more votes from israeli settlers, because they are all the same, every people, in every people, in every nation, there are some people who are good and some people who are bad, but the israelis are not a people, they are not one nation, they are not a people, israelis came from different countries, different nations, in europe, in asia, africa, in different countries, they are the worst of every nation. goes back to the colonilization uh talking about killing civilians uh this report came in uh saying that second french national has been killed in lebanon uh that was confirmed by france's foreign ministry uh said as israel carried out fresh strikes against the lebanese uh killing killing many civilians in the process so so far two french nationals killed in lebanon by the israeli forces and still nothing happens, maybe few condemnations here and there, nothing happens, but what if it was the other way around? well, the government of france, the administration stands with israel, so th

are really serious crisis within the israeli army, they cannot go on with this war of attrition, natanyahu going through serious crisis now as we said and the divisions are getting more serious uh the israel's themselves they don't believe netanyahu anymore as it seems this is this tension may grow further and further and it may become violent and therefore israel is moving towards a really serious internal uh internal feud perhaps now this is what we're waiting for the tension is still rising natanyaho is still holding on he's defying the united states he's defying you know other israelis he's holding to his plans his military strategy although his failing with all these military actions, he is not achieving any progress, he is not really, he's not getting the hostage, the the prisoners of war out, he's not, he's not advancing any of his plans to destroy hamas, you know hamas still very active, and he is blocked also by the fact that the uh their supportive front from lebanon is being highly efficient, well with that let's go ahead and move on, netanyahu's excuses for holding to the phila

captives were wounded and some were hospitalized, demonstrators said israely prime minister benjamin natanyahu should step down and also call for snap elections. the protesters said netanyahu is putting his interest above the lives of the captives. the gaza ceasefire talks appear to be a stalemate after the israeli regime added new conditions to a truth proposal by the us, which hamas had already agreed to. meanwhile the hezbollah resistance movement has fired heavy caliber missiles at the military positions in central occupied palestine in retaliation for israel's heavy air strikes on southern lebanon that killed many civilians the movement said in a statement. it had attacked the ramat david base or air base in the northern occupied palestine using dozens of fadi one and fadi 2 missiles. media reports that over 100 missiles were fired at israeli positions. the israeli media said sirens were hit in wide areas in northern occupied palestine. the regime's media said the resistance significantly expanded the range of missiles fired at israel. around 300 thousand settlers were forced to take shel

yoav, how does natanyahu find every possible way to lie to us, deceive us and mislead us? sahmat. the us of course has increasingly tilted in favor of israel when any new proposal sease for proposal has been proposed, well it's about time to say that it doesn't work anymore, these plays, these games that the they've been... playing all along, mean now they're saying we want to be flexible about the philadelphia crossing, mean there's no flexibility here, it's either you're there or you're not there, you need to withdraw from the saying this dr america or israel, no they both the americans and the israelies are trying to find a way to show that they are on the on the good path and they're trying to reach an exchange deal, no they're not trying, they're not trying, they but don't you think there's an american is really divergence here, mean they're trying to play with it, they're trying to say okay you "we can be flexible, we can withdraw partly from the philadelphia, no, you need to withdraw completely, because that's international law, because as well biden has mentioned that neta

internal uh internal feud perhaps now this is what we're waiting for, the tension is still rising, natanyahus being highly efficient. well, with that, let's go ahead and move on. netanyahu's excuses for holding to the philadelphia corridor, including preventing the smuggling of weapons through the tunnels are pure lies, as it has been proven to the occupation army during the months of fighting in god. לא נכון, רוב ההברחות התבצאו דרך מעבר אפיח שהוא באמת נקודה אסטרטגית וזה לא שנוי במחלוקת, בציר עצמו במנהרות לא עברו כמעט עמצאי לחימה והראיה, 80% מהנשק שצהל פוגש במלחמה הזאת, זה נשק מעיצור עצמי של חמס, חמס מייצר rpg ברמה תקנית, רקטות קצרות וארוכות ברמה תקנית, מייצר כדורים לנשק לקלת שניקוב ברמה תקנית, את הקלת שיקובים עצמם הוא באמת מבריח רובה מה מעבר, אבל את רוב הנשק הוא... כן נשאל את השאלה מה קורה אז בשומרון ואז מאיפה הכוחות? אלו אתה צריך כוחות בצפון, אתה צריך כוחות גם בזירה שהיא הופכת להיות מרכזית והכי הכי בעיה, לא חושב תמי שזה השיקול המרכזי, בוודאי שזה השיקול, זה לא השיקול המרכזי, כי אתה צריך להסתכל על המפה כולה ואתה צריך להיות פרגמטי, וכדי להיות פרגמטי אתה צריך לבוא ולקיל את הכוחות שלך בצורה הנכ

eliminate the the the plants, the nuclear plants, the iran nuclear plants, because the zinus and natanyahu himself and his war cabinet, they cannot feel safe not just because of resistant. gaza and that mainly while there is a program nuclear program like that given iran the status of a global power, not just a regional power, this is what the americans would do want to not want to see, and this is why we can see american deployment of their vessels coming and their aeroplanes carriers in in in the east of mediterranean, but let me say this as well, this morning i was in the after morning, yeah was listening to radio uh tv station 15 seconds really the it's a ziinus entity channel interviewing an arabic journalist about the rockets landing on khifa the north of haifa he said no these rockets landed in my house his name ali zebak as an israeli iron doom rockets which you fire in the arab villages and we don't have any threat from hizballah whatsoever coming toward us so this is can say what when they had the golan heights and kill 10 kids and trying to blame has at the same scenario, they'r

having elections now, so there is kind of a situation where they cannot take really strong decisions. natanyahue is serious problem with the whole concept of this criminal entity called israel. well, moving to the issue of ziness captives, which is no longer garners any attention from netanyahu's cabinet, especially after it decided to shift its military focus from gaza to the lebanese front. שאתה מעביר את העוגדה 98 ואומר את זה, זאת אומרת שבעצם אתה אומר אני המבצע בעזה עם המלחמה בעזה אני מקטין בצורה מאוד משמעותית ואז אפילו מי שעדיין האמין שאפשר להחזיר חטופים דרך לחץ צבאי או במבצעים או בהתגמשות של חמאס תוצא מנחץ הצבעי אתה אפילו שולל את הטענה הזאת אז אתה אומר ככה עסקה לא וברור שמגעים מוקפעים כמעט לחלוטין, לחץ צבאי גם לא, זאת אומרת שההנהגה של'. בעזה צריך להגביר את המאמץ בעזה, צריך להגביר את הלחץ על חמס כדי להביא אותו באמת לנקודה שבה הוא יהיה מוכן להגיע לעסקה לשיחור החטופים, תוך כדי ויטור על השלטון, זה דבר שלא הצלחנו להגיע אליו עד עכשיו, פגענו קשות ביכולות הצבעיות של של חמס, אבל לא פגענו ביכולותיו השלטוניות, וככל כל עוד יש לו את היכולות השלטוניות האלה הוא יכול עדיין להשתכם עם בנסיבות מסוימות, לכן אנ

lebanon, yeah, that is absolutely true, the reality is that the regime and in in general and natanyahu in particular are are so desperate, that need to expand this war, and they need to expand it and bring others in the region into war, and and this is... all right, unfortunately, i believe uh we've lost that connection, hopefully we'll be hearing from our guest, mr. shajeta uh later on in the program uh, if my uh, if my colleagues figured out, okay, he's back now, mr. shajar, are you with us? yes, i, i can, can you hear me? yeah, we lost you there for second, please continue. right, what what? trying to say is that the in the reality that netanyahu for his own survival needs to expand this war, needs to make sure that this war is not going to end and indeed will be expanded to lebanon and elsewhere, it is the danger that is faced but not by people in the region, but indeed the the whole of the international community, international community needs to rise up to its resp. responsibility and and control netanyahu rather than further giving him ability and further sort of resources to an

think, joe biden proposed the cease fire deal and the hamas resistance movement agreed to it, but natanyahu said he wants to continue the war in the gaza strip, and one of the most important part of his uh unnegotiable measures was that he wanted to continue the war, mr. dabar, give us your perspective on these uh israeli demonstrations, protests that are... continuing against uh prime minister beniamin netanyao for the failure of bringing the captives uh back to their families, what would these demonstrations mean if they continue, what will it mean for benjamin and his far right cabinet? what's happening with these the netanyahu demonstrations, there's the intentions of the demonstrators, which clearly is to express this pleasure with the policies, their own family members uh were led to believe first of all that they were entitled to be on that land in the first place that belongs to palestinians and secondly somehow netanyahu was going to wrap his arms around them and make them safe on this land that they had no business being on, then when they were taken and removed from the land and

elections now, so there is kind of of a situation where they cannot take really strong decisions, natanyahuה להחזיר את תושבי הצפון. doing this for 11 months and they threw more than 85 thousand tons of explosives and they use the most advanced technology and they couldn't destroy the the operational capacity of hamas and they want to engage in another war and they should, i think any army that would actually go through such a thing should uh should actually go back and revise all the strategies and all the capacity or how they spent billions of dollars over an israeli army that is incapable. defeating a small group of fighters in a in incirled land that is not larger than 360 square kilometers, mean what let's measure how do you measure military victories? this is how you measure military victories based on the objectives of your enemy and how much your enemy has the capacity to reach the objectives, the objectives and repeat were to destroy hamas, to kill yahya sanwar, to uh to get the uh hostages out and return the uh the... which of these four objectives did they achieve? none, and they

natanyahu is playing the americans, he's manipulating them, he's making them support him in ways that with the whole concept of this criminal entity called israel. well moving to the issue of ziness captives, which is no longer garners any attention from netanyahu's cabinet, especially after it decided to shift its military focus from gaza to the lebanese front. 98 ואומר את זה, זאת אומרת שבעצם אתה אומר: המבצע בעזה עם המלחמה בעזה אני מקטין בצורה מאוד. ואז אפילו מי שעדיין האמין שאפשר להחזיר חטופים דרך לחץ צבאי או במבצעים או ב התגמשות של חמאס תוצאה מלחץ הצבעי אתה אפילו שולל את הטענה הזאת אז אתה אומר ככה עסקה לא וברור שמגעים מוקפעים כמעט לחלוטין לחץ צבאי גם לא זאת אומרת שההנהגה שלנו בעצם עכשיו כבר אומרת באופן גלוי לחלוטין למשפחות החטופים אתם לא בסדר העדיפויות שלנו כרגע סדר העדיפויות שלנו כרגע זה צפון סדר העדיפויות. the variable of time, they've been doing this for 11 months and they threw more than 85 thousand tons of explosives and they use the most advanced technology and they couldn't destroy the the operational capacity of hamas and they want to engage in another war and they should,

approach and an approach that will take things one step a time, we have a long world ahead of us, if natanyahu and the israelis want to create shock in the beginning and take take out, mean i mean make this kind of let out all their..." all their special uh weapons and their special capacity, didn't they succeed in creating the shock with the pagers and walkie talkies? well, what is the objective of the shock? the objective is to weaken the resistance and to change the pace and the pace of the supporting front. the pace of the supporting front is untouchable, it continues to function exactly the same way as in day one on the 8th of october 2020. and in fact it intensify the pace victory in any war is to make your enemy fail from achieving their objectives, the resistance in lebanon has made the israeli fail and that is the progress we are achieving is to the israeli said clearly that the objective is to return the settlers to know the occupied palestine since he announced this objective and since the speech. of syd hassan, the return of the settlers to the northern settlements, yes settlements

think joe biden proposed the ceasefire deal and the hamas resistance movement agreed to it, but natanyahu said he wants to continue the war in the gaza strip and one of the most important part of his uh unnegotiable measures was that he wanted to continue the war. let's bring in uh don debar, activist and commentator joining us from awesome new york. mr. dabar uh give us your perspective on these uh israeli demonstrations, protests that are continuing against uh prime minister beniamin netanyahu for the failure of bringing the captives uh back to their families. so what would these demonstrations mean if they... continue what will it mean for cabinet? first of all, this whatever people intend to do with demonstrations and generally is to just physical, visual public expression of displeasure with a policy, even massive demonstrations we have seen over the last couple decades don't necessarily. you go to february 15, 2003, when the largest anti-war protest in the world, around the world, millions of people. went out in the street to tell bush and company do not invade iraq, three and a hal

for ghaza, and we can also say that we also expect maybe fake narrative or a played narrative by natanyahu, the israeli occupations prime minister, if he still makes it to new york, we are still waiting updates regarding his. as he has already delayed twice. um, so does that mean that you believe there might be some hope uh that the un general assembly actually pass a resolution or take some serious action in order to stop uh the israeli aggression in lebanon? well, we've always had hope, but as we've seen in the past, the the us has consistently veedled resolutions. by using the term, and i quote israel has the right to defend itself, so would there be hope? yes, we we all hope that there should be a stop to what's going on, because this is again a blatant violation of human rights, a blatant violation of international law, and if again nothing at the unga actually concretely passes in order to stop or enforce the resolution to stop ' what is going on in lebanon and in gaza, then that is just yet another example of how international law and the international community has failed us once a

public library in brian park and they are currently marching all the way to the un headquarters where natanyahu the occupations prime minister benjamin netanyahu is expected to speak at today's rally we had multiple speakers including candidate jill stein uh we have the multiple journalists from around the globe uh and currently the... sisters are marching all the way as i said to the un headquarters uh in order to demand the arrest of netanyahu at the un, a war criminal and they are demanding to stop both usa to israel, be it financial or military, and they are asking to stop the armament of israel that is ending up in the murder and the murderdom of 41,ous plus in ghazza and over 1,500 now in in lebanon, we've seen a lot of youth at the protest today, they are demanding that their taxes each month and every single day do not go to the murder of children and innocent people uh in ghazza and in lebanon and in multiple regions in west asia, we've seen a lot of demands as well as i said to stop the financial military aid to israel and its work cabinets and its occupation. meanwhile palestinians c

that there's a huge um debate going on amongst israeli security so you know the same uh day that natanyahu said that the israeli army will never leave the philadelphia corridor which is the uh buffer zone between egypt and rafach" gaza, on that same day, his security, one of the security guys said, they are willing to negotiate on philadelphia carter, so they're not even talking each other in the cabinet, um, so with all that descension in the cabinet, um, it's, i think it's hallucinatory to think that they're going to get a cease fire with israel, now if you have a cease fire with hamas and you don't have a cease fire with israel, i don't know what that means, because israel is continuing to dump. thousands and thousands and thousands of bombs on the palestinian people in gaza and now in their bombing in the west bank as well. um, so what's a ceasefire without the aggressor being part of that ceasefire? i i don't understand that as a, i'm not a negotiator, but just as human being, i don't see how that actually works. um, you know, israel has to be put under huge amount of international pr

you, natanyahu, yesterday, he was, he seemed a bit happy, okay?" you gallant and all of your army, government and your entity, here in lies the challenge, we accepted this challenge since october 8, and today we also accept the challenge, and to netanyahu and to gallant and to the enemy's army and to the enemy entity, i say you won't be able to return the inhabitants of the north to the north, you won't be able to return the occuping userp. settlers to the settlements in the north, do what you want, said hezballah has made strategic achievements in the northern occupied territories as the israeli regime has resorted to criminal practices to survive. he stressed that the deadly wireless device explosions by israel on tuesday and wednesday amounts to a declaration of war on lebanon. nasralah called the blats major terrorist operation, genocide and massacre. he knows... that israel willfully aimed to kill thousands of people in civilian areas over those two days, he called israel the cancer of west asia stressing that the unprecedented aggression will

dramatic escalation which culminated in the assassination of sad hassan, meaning that um, possibly natanyahu saw that this is the good time, biden's been very weak, he's continued to turn the blind eye to take it very easy with israel, and so netanyahu might have perceived that this is the golden opportunity. now if ever there was a time to carry out these operations, now is the time, but that could very well, this development could very well ignite the regional war, which the americans at least openly have been saying they want to avoid. well, if there's a time for retaliation that needs to make an impact, not that every one of the retaliations coming from hisbollah was not meant to make an impact is now, what form do you think that would take or should take in order to come out? strong after such horrible event, the assassination of say hasan nasaralah. look, i, i find it hard to envision hazballah carrying out attack which would lead to a large number of civilians, israeli setlers being killed. i find that to be rather unlikely scenario, that just doesn't uh fit in, it's not consistent wi

here are some of the key parts from mr natanyahu's 35—minute speech. curse of october 7th began when hamas invaded israel from gaza, but it didn't end there. israel was soon forced to defend itself on six more war fronts organised by iran. on october 8th, hezbollah attacked us from lebanon. since then, they've fired over 8,000 rockets at our towns and cities, at our civilians, at our children. we are focussed on mopping up hamas�*s remaining fighting capabilities. we are taking out senior terrorist commanders and destroying remaining terrorist infrastructure. but all the while, all the while and i'll say this one more time, we remain focussed on our sacred mission — bringing our hostages home. and we will not stop until that mission is complete. this war can come to an end now. all that has to happen is for hamas to surrender, lay down its arms and release all the hostages. but if they don't... but if they don't, we will fight until we achieve victory. total victory. there is no substitute for it. we're at war with hezbollah, which has hijacked your co

to give this concessions, so that is one aspect of it, but on the other hand, i think it is also natanyahu's personal battle over here, and i think at some point the western leaders are going to realize that he is become a real problem, and there may be questions of replacing him, which will give them more leway in. trying to end this war. okay, thank you, miss sakina datu. let's bring back hakim to continue this discussion. hakim, to what extent do you agree with sakina when she discuss the different aspects of this war becoming escalating into something bigger and more serious. hakima, well seems that we don't have hakima with us, so sakina, let's continue the discussion with you as we receive these live images. from the libanese capital beirot to the funeral procession that is currently underway for one of the uh hazbolog commanders our correspondent mariam saleh is attending this funeral we will be getting more updates from her in the meantime the who has announced that 37 healthcare centers in lebanon are out of service following israeli attacks now israel is taking uh those attacks to

approach and an approach that will take things one step at time, we have a long war ahead of us, if natanyahu and the israelis want to create shock in the beginning, and take take out, i mean, i mean, make this kind of let out all their all their special weapons and their special capacity, didn't they succeed in creating the shock with the pagers and walkie talkees? well, what is the objective of the shock? the objective is to weaken the resistance and to change uh the pace. and the pace of the supporting front, the pace of the supporting front is untouchable, it continues to function exactly the same way as in day one on the 8th of october 2023, in fact it intensified the victory in any war is to make your enemy fail from achieving their objectives, the resistance in lebanon has made the israeli fail, and that is the... we are achieving is to the israeli said clearly that the objective is to return the settlers to know the occupied palestine since he announced this objective and since the speech of sayid hassan the return of the settlers to the northern settlements settlements became more co

it now it's excented to this wide spread bombardment, so the only conclusion i can reach is that natanyahu or to tell those voices who have been calling for some drastic action to be taken against. allah, he's trying to convey the message and say, look, i'm capable of inflicting damage, i am capable of preempting the threat. one thing i have noticed in all of netanyahu statements regarding lebanon is that it's always placed within the framework offending off against the threat, whenever they carry out attack, they say we carried out a preemptive act. hazballah was going to do this, in the case of the operation that targeted ibrahim aqil for example in southern beirot and the number of... other individuals from rudan forces, they also speak spoke in the same language, they said that aq and his comrades were preparing a kind of operation in the galili, so it's always frame within the context of preemptive action, trying to show that what israel is doing is an act of quote onqut defense against incoming threat, i think that maybe that's not maybe, i'm i'm most certain that this is attempt to

all the resistance not only in gaza but all over palestinian lands all right mohammed yesterday natanyahu was having this pressure and he was addressing uh the media and to kind of shut some crocodile tears, he said he apologized for not being able to bring the israeli captives back safely, does it really care about their safety? mean it was the israely attacks that killed those six people, and hamas was just hiding them anywhere they were hiding, they were giving them the food that they themselves had, they were treating them like just human beings, and we have videos out, mean how uh the resistance fighters treat. uh the captives that they hold and now we have uh netanyahu saying that he he's feeling sorry does he care even a little bit about their safety and why doesn't he simply push ahead with the peace talks seriously why doesn't he ch why is he changing his conditions every day uh netanyahu is fully responsible and also is a big layer that is making the responsibility on hamas. while these hostages have sent him many messages from their hostage hostage area that they want kind of r

york city, you know, going to walk, going to talk at the un, now wasn't there an icc ruling that natanyahu should be arrested as a war criminal, wasn't there an icj ruling? that basically the zionist regime there are certain occupied territories that they have occupied and occupation is illegal. hasn't there been many many times the un itself basically trying to pass uh supposedly resolutions against the occupation of the zinist regime even before october 7. so with all of this we see all of it as a joke. i mean you see a war criminal not only is it is he not arrested. in new york city, not only is he not arrested as he enters the un, he's going to be given a platform, imagine hitler being given a platform, just, i mean, of course, i, i doubt hitler committed such crimes, but you know, imagine that for second, and imagine what a joke it is, what a joke the the israeli regime has made of the whole international system, so if it were to survive, actually, if it were to survive, even, all... all of these international organizations, just as the league of nations was replaced by the un, the un

"now if natanyahu is making statements saying we're going to go after hazballah, until now he hasn't spoken about the elimination of hazballah. if you recall regarding hamas, they spoke about the elimination of hamas, that language hasn't been used yet on the lebanese front, will will it be used later on, i'm not sure, but what appears to be the case is that they are setting these unrealistic goals, and the more you set unrealistic..." goals, the more this increases the likelihood that things are going to drag on, because these goals are obviously unachievable, they're going to try and keep achieving them and keep going, and this situation is going to, that is the likely scenario, uh, i'm not sure that the israelis will shift gear, if netanyahu has said we're going to go after hazballah, that indicates slight change in the goals, it indicates we're heading towards something more escalatory. "we have to wait and see, but um, in any case, even if their goal is to return the settlers, what is taking place is the opposite, is that you know, more people are going to evacuate their homes a

in the home front crying out, this might, again, i have emphasize here, it just might uh force natanyahu's hand to slightly back away when it comes escalation, that is in no way a certain outcome, it's a possible outcome, i think the more hizballah increases its fire power, and i think this might be one of these strategies behind's approach to make it more costly for the israeli home front in a way which could pressure to back down, we have to wait and see how that unfolds, but the... government, as i said, it's it's been behaving irrationally to a large degree, so that might not work, but in the end i think that will be detrimental to the israeli interest themselves, the more israel decides to continue with the escalation on the lebanes front. right, again, if you're just joining us, everyone, you're looking at these latest images and live images also out of south lebanon, some of the latest pictures of the results of what have happened. today we've seen fires of course take place after explosions coming from the israeli aggression and air strikes that uh uh they conducted against lebanon