rather than trying to silence reports of us while these really national unity party by the decision, but wanted good sabotaged efforts to reach a deal between our mazda and israel, todd is still playing the role as media. we spoke with political analyst and a professor of dr. ali our high yield, who says that at the end of the day, nothing you know is not interested in these negotiation. yes, everybody likes the ceasefire. yes. but many, i mean, it didn't, you know, for his own personal purposes. doesn't want this to happen until last night. one of the categories, when the c i a william burns during the egyptian. uh god thing. i was gathering title. he made the list of items and the photos, uh, declarations or announcements to uh, put the august stuck in was in front of that meeting last night twice because he knows very well. he's aware of the fact that if this more engaged, stopped, he would go behind the present boss, student activist, across the well, they've been trying to reverse roles on teach that universities are less. and when it comes to the war in gaza, protesting movemen

i want to highlight the math that you brought up there, which is that without against is national unity party. benjamin net. yeah. who has what he had before october 7th before the war. he still has a majority of seats in parliament. you mentioned 64, a 120 seats in the class that he has 64 members of his coalition. and that's enough to stay in power. so you're saying if gas takes is 12 seats changes, nothing, is that what you're saying? the idea. i so i would the, unless those few brave and other members of may, so it either for me to quote and that's why i mention got on the toilet or the challenge that clean it then you know, last week or are those are things we're seeing is on coming at all the coordination, although we'll talk to dogs to say enough is enough, is what our lives actually is in boy, it's in, in a never ending lo and in front of the i, c j. and, you know, embody refi cc may be issued out of this world, and then we need, we need to go and ask the people, actually what they won't after this whole, the 7 months would that it's a possibility. it's a possibility that these govern

we hear that not only from the 10 yahoo, but also from defense minister, they had of the national unity parties, i and many others. they also say that if needed, this limited operation might expand, and that is already something that israel's main l i the u. s. opposes reports say that washington agreed to this limited operation and rough warning that in case of a baker's, cale israel will say, sanctions and last week you know that the washington held up a shipment of american bonds. that it's the or is israel might use and a major ground operation and rough, uh, that is the 1st sites move from the us since the warrant guys has started. meanwhile, the biden administration, most opposed to report to congress on whether israel is violate, an international humanitarian law and gaza. because according to american legislation, washington cannot send arms to violate or states. and we now hear from various sources that divide and ministration will miss a wednesday deadline and the hope to present its findings within days. and they may few concerns over the last send and it's reference to be used in a

we hear that not only permanent and yahoo, but also from defense minister, they had of the national unity parties, us and many others. they also say that if needed, this limited operation might expand, and that is already something that israel's main ally, the u. s. opposes reports say that's washington agreed to this limited operation and rough warning that in case of a baker's cale. israel will face sanctions on last week. you know, that washington held up a shipment of american bonds that it's the, or is israel might use and a major ground operation in roswell, that is the 1st set to move from the us since the war and guys have started. meanwhile, divide ministration was supposed to report to congress on whether israel is violation international humanitarian law in gaza. because according to american legislation, washington cannot send arms violates or states. and we now here from various sources that provide me spaces on this. i was a deadline and the hope to present that findings within days they may feel concerns over the last sending its weapons to be used in a deadly war in guys of that's

continue with the operation in gaza. former defense minister entire and the chairman of the national unity party claims, but which one is really leaders in the same line with ballade assess the terrorist for israel's ability to protect as citizens, israel's finance minister now and for his strongly ride tween views and openly and so you've probably seen in positions describe the move as an end to submit to comparing the course with nazi propaganda. that's 2nd, listen. we have not seen such a show. he book racine hatred of jews like that display. but according to hague, since nazi propaganda. the now the souls have spoken to name of morality and there was nothing there besides and so i assume it is. i don't ask warrants for them auto arrest warrants for all of us, of the cohorts and into the apple himself sat about the court earlier has been used to be as calm as a surprise to reports about the i since the considering the move and merge. last month and then just really, prime minister said they were and so games is really the leadership role to be an outrage. i'll keep story proportions for askin

but on the other hand, he has in his war cabinet, veney gas and the national unity party that says he, if there is a deal on the table that would allow for the release of hostages, he has got to take it. so he's got these 2 competing forces. a bit of a story about the rights we use, the issue of a lies in guns is lose. so any way to do one is wireless. one is so easy, the decision because a few boxes indeed, each might be always good. and if he does this, the busy is serious than the visuals. that good stuff. any the national in the one by the by different government functions, legal, visual fathers done. so it's really, i see the decision on the, on the big subject decision was 5 years ago when the writers, england used on next to the west bank. so you know, all kinds of decisions often it's only nobody is the person who the region may be, but the day the decision on is alone can you can use. can i ask you to be a little bit patient standby because we're getting a little bit more information. i'm going to go to hush and who's next to me. and i will come back to you. okay, if you can

bring down his government, but on the other hand, he has in his war cabinet veney gans and the national unity party that says he, if there is a deal on the table that would allow for the release of hostages, he has got to take it so he's got these 2 competing forces buried by the right we use this will go a live.

the national unity party of benny gantz, who sits on benjamin netanyahu's war cabinet, said today thatlawmakers filed a motion to dissolve parliament. in a statement, the party said, "netanyahu, it's not too late to come to your senses. either together we are victorious or you continue alone with the method of 'divide and rule.'" the move follows an ultimatimum that gantz issued in may, demanding that netanyahu lay out a post-war plan for gaza by june 8th. back here, the state department today renewed its own calls for a plan. mr. patel: it is imperative that our partners in israel have a vision for what the day after this conflict is going to look like and steps are taken to do whatever we can to get the region out of the cycle of violence. vanessa: meantime, slovenia's government endorsed a plan to recognize a palestinian state today. it requires approval by the country's parliament to take effect. that comes just two days after spain, norway and ireland officially recognized a palestinian state, which israel has condemned. police in detroit dismantled a pro-palestinian encampment at

israel is led by a coalition of the national unity government ndand the cabinet that includes members of multiple political parties as distinguished by the absence of the most conservative members of the coalition. the support for the military operations in gaza and again hezbollah and lebanon transcends the israeli politics. but here in washington democrats want to pretend what they are objecting to is merely the will of a prime minister they don't like. some of the most senior colleagues just this weekend even demonstrated political blame within israel with a failure to prevent the october 7 attacks. that will be the job for the people of israel. let's make one thing absolutely clear if the biden administration continues to impede allies progress towards this goal, they share the blame for the success and it will come to rest right here in washington. t of course there's already plenty of blame to go around. among the western institutions that have fallen into predictable patterns. they rush to fit the deadliest attack on jews since the holocaust. to the prominent international organizations that continue to leg

israel is led by a coalition, a national unity government and its war cabinet which includes members of multiple political parties which is distinguished by the absence of the most conservative members of the coalition. all accounts support for military operations in gaza and against hezbollah and lebanon transcend israeli politics. oh, but here in washington, democrats want to pretend that what they're objecting to is merely the will of a prime minister they don't like. some of our most senior senate colleagues, including the chairman of the state foreign operations subcommittee just this weekend have even demonstrated an eagerness to assign political blame within israel for the failure to prevent the october 7th attacks. well, that will be the job for the people of israel. and it will come after they finish restoring their security against the terrorists wearing israeli and american blood. but let's make one thing absolutely clear, if the biden administration continues to hector and impede our ally's progress towards this goal, and they share the blame that hamas may come to rest right here in washington. of co

parties or independence and that will be fairly stable. our current president is in a heavy space to include people. we had a history in the beginning of national unityith all the political parties represented. the anc has been in a partnership through all these years with what is called the tripartite alliance with the trade unions, and they have also brought in little parties, and at some stage they had the freedom front plus. we have done that on a national level. the only real risk what would concern markets is if they are forced to go in coalition with the eff, which we have seen a local government, has been very unstable, and could be very disruptive. otherwise, it will work, especially if the anc is about 45%. >> does that mean cyril ramaphosa, is staying in the presidential position? melanie: the question is long-term, that would be his choice ultimately. whenever he decides to leave, it will not be a messy transition, it will be a peaceful handover. >> melanie verwoerd joining us in cape town where the sun is slightly coming up. back to you. joumanna: beautiful shot over cape town this morning. that was horizon's and africa anchor jennifer z

of the authorities of the syrian arab republic and the baaz party, allegedly this played a decisive role to emphasize the unity of the nation. on july 22 , 1987, on the soyuz tm-3 spacecraft, he went to the mir station, together with the soviet cosmonauts viktorenko and aleksandrov, and almost immediately began to complain about... his well-being, space nutrition in tubes could not replace the traditional arab shawarma and falafel for him . his general physical condition was simply somewhat difficult in the sense that he was somewhat for several days, one might say, i felt discomfort within myself. the space program for the first syrian cosmonaut was not particularly difficult; it was necessary to photograph the territory of syria. and the historical ruins of palmyra on the gde camera mkf6. the camera operates in six spectral zones and has high resolution. satellite images increase the efficiency of searching for minerals and help study the condition of the land. otherwise, it was political pr and a demonstration of the syrian flag in space. i i took with me damascus steel, syrian soil, i took photographs of my family, my c

and of course, the monarch is the symbol national unity above party politics. that so significant.a role that's denied to others. and that too is very significant. so you've got so many members of the royal family who have these military links and so many have seen service. and as you mention, i mean , and as you mention, i mean, prince william, for example, died only two months in the navy, but we saw his commissioned into the blues and royals, the army, and therefore that was followed by the raf search and rescue and then, of course, the east anglian air ambulance . they do indeed serve ambulance. they do indeed serve the range of charitable activities. it is remarkable. but if you look, for example, at a country that does have national service , norway, national service, norway, princess ingrid, who is the daughter of crown prince haakon, she she is at the moment in, undergoing a national service, as is princess leonor in spain . as is princess leonor in spain. and there they don't have national service, but it's considered part of the job. very significant. >> well , thank you

of voting in parliamentary and presidential elections, the sentra ride opposition party for macedonian. national unity is expected to make gains challenging the current social democratic government. some voters are unhappy because the country is not progressing. efforts to join the european union. corruption is also an issue. poll suggests the next government is likely to be a coalition. maya blight, jessica april scheme of vi has more from scope. you still positions central rides, the quality assurance is fever. so we both the elections in north macedonia in the 1st throne until the presidential elections 2 weeks ago. well positioned candidates go to the seattle cove, us court, larch lead or the actual president and the candidate stapleton daughter of case that you will be on the fact of this country was one of the main themes seemed to contain as the main opposition party form or the pomona is opposing bulgarian request for constitutional changes, so did vote. gary on minority can be official area codes. nice. this is one of the european condition for this country to start opening negotiation chapte

party. allegedly, this played a decisive role in emphasize the unity of the nation.1987, on the soyuz tm-3 spacecraft, he went to the mir station together with soviet cosmonauts viktorenko and aleksandrov, and almost immediately began to complain about his health. space nutrition in tube. it could not replace traditional arab shawarma and falafel for him, his general physical condition was simply somewhat difficult in the sense that for some time, for several days, one might say, he felt discomfort within himself. space program for the first syrian the astronaut's task was not particularly difficult; it was necessary to photograph the territory of syria.

on the basis of party interest, it should no longer be... a monomajority of servants of the people, it should be a government of professionals, which we call a government of national unity, which will not learn, who will not talk nonsense, will not hold regular truskovets schools there, and from the first day every professional will join in his place without party representation on the fact that he knows better than anyone whether there are such people in ukraine, yes there are, whether there are candidates in are there such premieres? such ministers of defense, economy, infrastructure, yes, but today, unfortunately, it is not of interest to the president and the head of his office, and why is the president not interested, but why am i, i am listening to you now, why am i asking this question, for in the first days of the war, zelensky communicated with poroshenko, although it is clear that they did not have very good relations there in the 19th and 18th years, there were some reasons for that, zelenskyi was offended a lot... and is offended, continues to be offended on poroshenko, it can be seen that poroshenko wants some kind of understanding with him, some kind of co

participant in dialogue platforms on issues of constitutional reform, party building of the all-belarus people's assembly, day of national unitypresent one of the most fundamental faculties of the belarusian state university, you are preparing future journalists, those who, at the peak of events , always assess what is happening around them and analyze how it affects us all. well, let's start with the main topic of the week: the meeting of two presidents, what does it mean and what? the fact that there are no closed topics for them, that they can discuss things, perhaps sometimes quite harshly, each defending the interests of their countries, but at the same time they all understand that we have a common main interest, today, for example, for belarus and russia, the main interest is the protection of their sovereignty, our security and perhaps even... a hobby that is practiced in western countries, today, more than ever, it is very important for us to unite, to check our every step, which is why the visit of presidents to each other periodically occurs, this is not the first and not the second visit this year, so these are ver

dialogue platforms on the issues of constitutional reform of the party building of the all-belarusian people's assembly, day of national unityndamental faculties of belarus. have become quite familiar, this suggests that there is very close contact between the countries and between the leadership of our states, a very close, direct dialogue without equivocation, our president, in particular alexander grigorievich lukashenko, and the president of russia and vladimir vladimirovich putin, they always emphasize the special the format of relations between our countries, their special personal relations, the fact that there are no closed topics for them, the fact that they can discuss things, maybe... nuclear weapons, which is being carried out on the territory of the republic of belarus, on the territory of the russian federation, at a time when our neighboring countries, for example, poland, are calling for readiness to place nuclear weapons on their territory, at a time when we see calls for example, ukraine to allow them to strike the russian federation with american or british medium-range missiles, and these missiles. may we

nation these days. religious groups in pakistan emphasized that more communication with islamic countries based on unity and brotherhood and emphasis on islamic principles is one of the demands of all partiespakistan. majid hashemi, islamabad radio and television news agency. 37% of cars in the country are worn out. the head of the car scrapping center trade association said that out of 35 million and 159 thousand vehicles in the country, 13 million and 51 thousand vehicles are worn out. cars that amount their fuel consumption is twice that of new cars. some of them don't move, some of them are sick of air pollution, and many of them are charged 30 million tomans for their owners. they took my engine for maintenance. this street does not have personal and public freedom. the cost of maintenance is high . what is the model of cars that are old? its model is 78, dear, according to the regulations of article 10 of the automobile regulation law, the age of wear and tear of private cars with gasoline and dual-fuel types is 20 years . how old is your car? we have approximately 1,300,000 used gasoline cars that consume more than 2,500 liters of gasoline per year. by scrapping these, 3 billion and

nation these days. religious groups in pakistan emphasized that more communication with islamic countries based on unity and brotherhood and emphasis on islamic principles is one of the demands of all parties in pakistan. majid hashemi held by islamabad radio and television. with the approach of hajj, the muslims of the world with different languages, colors and races will come to the land of vahind to achieve islamic unity. show the ministry of hajj of saudi arabia has announced that so far pilgrims from more than 90 countries have entered medina and mecca. maurice and his friends came from qena. he is next to the tomb of martyrs. i asked them that you have come from a long way and what hajj means to you. they all said together that we feel that we are all one in the land of revelation. soter ruslan, a young russian muslim, said that the season of hajj is a meeting place for the muslims of the world, who are with their muslim brothers and sisters. who came from all over the world to the land of revelation to get to know each other. it was with the unity and guidance of the authority that we defeated isis, samir al-aqabi, a professor at iraq university he considers the role of the rulers o

unity candidate to head the new for party coalition government after the election winning p. v. v party leader haired builders rolled himself out the job to reach an agreement. the head of frances national assembly suspended tuesday's afternoon session. that's after a deputy from the far left lives on the party, waved a palestinian flag to draw attention to the plight of concepts. incident took place as the junior trade minister was answering a question about the situation and gaza. russia has recognized the tyler bond as a legitimate authority. and i've got a son and remove the group from its list of terrorist organizations. presidents let them in, put in a set of rush, i shall take afghanistan's opinion into account and build ties with the country. no other country on the globe has formerly recognized the taliban government weeks of debate and the george and parliament over a divisive bill targeting and joe's and the media has ended with the bill becoming law lawmaker opposing the so called foreign agents law was slashed with water before the final boat, it was drank closely by protesters who say the law will take georgia closer to russia, was a russian style governance and stifled ge

national unity. so we're looking forward to that and you know, so far it looks like real gates. what were you looking for? yeah, kind of party like that would be the king maker in south africa. let's turn to the middle east conflict because the unfolding is really assault on the southern gals that has been decried by the un special coordinator for the middle east peace process during the latest session of the security council in new york. as the sort of rolls out, a significant ground operations in their own rough. uh huh. the devastation is only intensifying the appalling incidents last sunday when the report is $45.00 per diem, is what killed them. 200 in good as to 10 stay where she has to bring in burned around them. does not stand alone and meet still king numbers of civilian casualties. i remind all parties on their obligations to protect civilians. we must strengthen and preserve the institutions of the palestinian authority before it is too late. as we must reach an agreement to release the hostages and put in place and immediately cease fire, there is absolutely no time to lose the united nations security council co

nation. risk on and freedom is best seen in europe. well, one can determine one's own position and right, so clearly small party. that's how this will flip a while as an outcome and with this unity. so i'm sure trying to open negotiations on joining the european union is the pause it sees the pink suit of his sexual p. p . a has been harassed by the george and government for such statements. but he doesn't want to talk about it on camera. several national team players have also spoken out on social media. yorkie chuck said i'd say for example wrote, it's hard to watch how they are treating my compatriots, alluding to the police violence withdrawal of the law. then we can live together as we did on march 26th political analyst. no, some car i'd say is following the football are statements closely. she studies george and football and its influence on politics and society. he was the hold. those statements made by individual football players plus different local clubs are very valuable for us for pro democratic powers. they can influence inc. care each. the protest outside live on coby is really the george and football association president sits on the other side of the conflict. h

national unity. so we're looking forward to that and you know, so far it looks like real gates. what were you looking for? and this might be a tricky question, but which other parties would you say? i have to use the coast? nope, there's a couple of parts, is that a view that occurs to us? but i think the most important thing glasses that use. so it's important to us to be able to align on values. it's important to us that to be able to align and coordinate around depend. so that's we got to be able to say that what we are engaging on is to say, here's what we estimate. you are our competency, let us be able to focus on that and to allow other parties to say, this is what this program this way they, they feel the policy and competence is only been focused on. that's a president of the parts you will see my mind, the state that change is coming. what do you think he changes as soon as you come in? um if it changes. yes, it does not. even hopefully i'm excited because changes yet. i know for a fact that so that we can have enough of some of the incompetence that we've seen in this country. lack of service delivery. we've seen high corruption levels as low pretends wh

national unity. i have been the longest campaign, since last september actually. this is the longest campaign of any premier candidates. we have been running this for a very long time. other smaller parties to serve for the longest of time. we are hoping we will be able to bring in the numbers on monday, tuesday, and ultimately wednesday, election day, so we can get the numbers and hope to collectively get over 50%, because that is the only way we will because that is the only way we will be able to get south africa to where it needs to be.— be able to get south africa to where it needs to be. thank you very much from the democratic _ it needs to be. thank you very much from the democratic alliance. - it needs to be. thank you very much from the democratic alliance. lucy, | from the democratic alliance. lucy, it is loud, you have thousands of people here once again. 0pposition parties say they should not be counted out in these elections. just three days to the final vote. polls and surveys suggest about a third of voters in south africa are yet to decide on which party to vote for. thank you, catherine. she will be covering that income and vote on wednesday, as well. an investigation is

a national unity government and its war cabinet which includes members of multiple political parties. distinguished by the absence of the most conservative members of the coalition. by all accounts, support for military operations in gaza and its skin -- against hezbollah and lebanon transcends israeli politics. here in washington, democrats want to pretend that it is merely the will of the prime minister that they do not like. some of our most senior senate colleagues include the chairman of the foreign operations subcommittee justice weekend even demonstrating an eagerness to assign political blame within israel from the failure to prevent the october 7 attacks. well, that will be the job of the people of israel. they finish restoring their security against the terrorist wearing israeli and american blood. but, let's make one thing absolutely clear. if the biden administration continues to impede she thinks be greener pastures. it is always bittersweet when a staffer leaves, but i had been teaching medical school for a many years before coming here. you saw talented people come onbo

know, by the old style labour party, principally out of this feeling of a sense of national unity andt now we're people had obligations to each other. but now we're finding the obugafion other. but now we're finding the obligation is to people who have quite cynically gatecrashed into our country . and i was looking our country. and i was looking the other day, back i think it was 2006 when i was chief political commentator on, on the daily express, and our editor went before for, a commons select committee to talk about immigration, asylum . and then immigration, asylum. and then the issue was that the cost of the issue was that the cost of the system was about to top £1 billion. so to find out for 14 billion, that's more, i'm sure, than the prison budget and the court system budget put together. that is just shocking. >> possibly. i haven't got those figures to hand , but it sounds figures to hand, but it sounds about right. but amy, your your views on this, do you think the social contract has been broken? >> i think it's been broken. but by the impact of austerity and all the thing