, —— of neta, the _ room of peace and his fiancee, —— of neta, the through a few grenades, open _ netaw more grenades inside the room. he managed _ more grenades inside the room. he managed to— more grenades inside the room. he managed to save his fiancee, who was then hiding _ managed to save his fiancee, who was then hiding below the bed for four and a _ then hiding below the bed for four and a hatt— then hiding below the bed for four and a half hours. they— and a half hours. they continue to shoot everyone in this area — they continue to shoot everyone in this area. then they came to the house _ this area. then they came to the house of— this area. then they came to the house of the second son of the mayor who died. _ house of the second son of the mayor who died, and they started to shoot everything — who died, and they started to shoot everything over there, and he was told to— everything over there, and he was told to hold the door of the safe room _ told to hold the door of the safe room so — told to hold the door of the safe room so they would not throw grenades _ room so they

o sea, la neta. pero les quité la lana. por más que trato de concentrarme, no puedo.enes que aprender. vamos a estudiar. Órale, es que a esta parte no la entiendo, carnal. a ver, vamos a estudiar juntos. dice: "maría desesperada por no encontrar a su hijo quiere arrojarse a la avenida para ser atropellada y morir". o sea, eso está bien triste. no manches. pero sus dos ángeles guardianes que acaba de conocer, la salvan. oye, carnal, ¿quiénes serán esos ángeles? no sé. no te manejo esa información. no he visto a nadie con alas, ni con la cosa redonda en sus cabezas. - ¿no serán los Ángeles azules? - ¿cómo crees? ¿no te dije que dijo "dos ángeles"? los Ángeles azules son como 25. déjame que le pregunte a este güey. espérate, espérate. oiga, valedor, una preguntita. - "señor director" nada más, por favor. oiga, es que tenemos un cuestionamiento. ¿quiénes son los dos ángeles que rescatan a la señorita en peligro? - ¿cómo quiénes son? ustedes. ¿quién más que ustedes? esta es su oportunidad para demostrar sus dotes histriónicas. - dotes. ¿nosotros? pero no nos dijo que íbamo

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witnessing a period that in a sense is a setback for zionists and a failure and a bitter experience for neta. he was in front of the president of the united states in a way. now he could go to his base and say that you should vote for me because i can remove the danger of this president of the united states. it was and what at that time he was a minister. this period is a period of ups and downs in relations between the zionist regime and the united states of america. benjamin netanyahu has actually experienced direct interaction with three of the presidents of the united states. despite the ups and downs of israel-us relations, the annual aid of 3 billion dollars of these three presidents was never stopped. this aid is spent only in israel's military sector, and of course, hostility towards iran was the only common point between these three presidents and netanyahu. the government of iran, which is a representative of the extremist islamic ideology, does not recognize our existence he denies the holocaust and wants to have nuclear weapons. this is a big issue. netanyahu tried to make the is

many are furiou at israeli prime minister benjamin neta netanyahu, blaming him for security failures that led to their abduction october 7th and the fact so few have been released. >> it's impossible there are 240 kidnapped people and the government, our government isn't talking to them, isn't telling them what's going on, what's on the table, what are the offers, what are the reasons for and against, nothing, nobody's talking to them. >> reporter: the senior biden administration official told cbs news the release by a large number of hostages by hamas could result in a quote significant pause in fighting, adriana and massive surge of humanitarian relief into gaza. >> thank you for your reporting. >>> president biden is spending the weekend at his home in delaware after attending the apec summit in california. tonight, the president attended church and speaking out in a new op-ed in the pathologist post. -- in the washington post. >> amid growing criticism of his own party over the handling of the israel-gaza conflict, president biden has a byline in the washington post where he's tr

si es una que neta tipo pico, tener la casa cubierto, tampoco puede tener logos.usen y en algunos sectores tambiÉn dinero. >> el pago de 65. 5/100 por milla y cinco dÓlares por dÍa para utilizar celular y en este mismo proceso recibirÁn un vÍdeo de entrenamiento que explican que los chÓferes recorren 57 millas por dÍas lo que equivale a 37 $ y caminan entre una y dos millas diarias, le preguntamos quÉ les parece esta oportunidad. >> me parece bien. >> excelente para estos tiempos. >> sobre todo porque para algunos no ha sido fÁcil encontrar empleo y esto significa una oportunidad de tener un ingreso extra en esta temporada. >> he tratado de buscar trabajo en tiendas, pero no he podido encontrar. >> no es fÁcil que trabajen, mucha raza anda batallando y posiblemente ese tipo de trabajo le caerÍa bien a otras personas. >> silentes hasta oportunidad apunta la pÁgina que estÁn apareciendo, el horario de trabajo va a depender de su flexibilidad, tambiÉn de la necesidad de trabajo que haya ya que aquÍ siempre se envÍan mÁs paquetes y tambiÉn guiaban a pedir que estÉ pre

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benjamin neta nyahu ceasefire. otherwise benjamin netanyahu ceasefire. near future-— shehata, thank you. quite interesting because that is the subject of what i spoke tojustin crump about. the ceo and founder of sibylline — an intelligence consultancy. i asked him if there would be anything that would make the israelis change their mind over a ceasefire in gaza. i think the only thing that might and we�*ve seen some discussion of this today, is something related to the release of at least majority of the remaining hostages. they�*re talking about the women and children being held hostage, potentially being released in current negotiations. now, i believe that when i see it, but i think something around that might well be the one thing that allows a longer—term pause. but i stress the word "pause" because i think the israelis are very, very unhappy with the idea of a ceasefire, because that sounds like the prelude to stopping fighting. it sounds like a bit of a defeat for the israelis and it sounds like a concession to hamas. i think hence the term humani

el vaticano emitiÓ un comunicado de prensa anunciando que la salud del papa era estable y alcanzaba netareas superiores. se resfrÍa y eso habitualmente despuÉs se complica con un cuadro bronquial mÁs que nada. >> el domingo mÁs de diez mil peregrinos lo esperaban, el papa no asistiÓ, en su lugar se conectÓ en directo. (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> este viernes primero de diciembre, el papa tiene prevista una visita a dubÁi para participar de la conferencia de las naciones unidas sobre el cambio climÁtico. >> perdÍ la oportunidad de verlo, me dio tristeza porque ya voy de regreso. >> se espera que su salud le permita participar en sus prÓximos compromisos, este 17 de diciembre celebrarÁ su cumpleaÑos nÚmero 87 y tambiÉn vienen las celebraciones navideÑas en el vaticano, desde roma, noticias telemundo. >> bien aquÍ en estados unidos el asesinato de una familia hispana tiene conmocionada a una comunidad en el bronx. el niÑo de cinco aÑos y sus padres fueron encontrados apuÑalados este domingo. el menor y la mamÁ dentro de su departamento, el papÁ en un pasillo de entrada. pocas horas antes l

benjamin netanyahu benjamin neta nyahu says benjamin netanyahu says his country will assume responsibilityng that idf forces are in the heart of gaza city. he�*s also said that the hamas leader is isolated in his bunker. he says hostages must be returned before there�*s any humanitarian pause. the saying hostages must be return force. now it�*s time for the sport with gavin.

ifi couldjump in, l with her this really premised benjamin netanyahu delivered benjamin neta nyahu deliveredvered address today and perhaps signalling what limit would be. he said there will be no ceasefire until all hostages are released. what is your response to that?- are released. what is your response to that? what that sa s it response to that? what that says it all. _ response to that? what that says it all, if _ response to that? what that says it all, if that _ response to that? what that says it all, if that is - response to that? what that says it all, if that is really i says it all, if that is really now, festival, i have not really seen his remarks, i have not read remarks. but when this war started, not read remarks. but when this warstarted, israel set not read remarks. but when this war started, israel set as an objective and that is, going after hamas in a big term way to eradicate it, eliminate it, and levelling off gaza, etc. now he is saying something about we must not stop until all hostages released. guess what, there is an easier way and far less costly way of accompl

deal was struck, but i think the israelis and particularly benjamin netanyahu particularly benjamin netanetanyahu is looking for a way to save face after the massive failure on his part on october seven, and needed to do tremendous damage to gaza to be able to say, hey, we hit them back. but the reality is that destruction was never going to bring the situation closer to pisa never going to get the hostages back, only negotiations were going to do that... �* ., , only negotiations were going to do that... �* . , ., do that... and that is what we are seeing _ do that... and that is what we are seeing now... _ do that... and that is what we are seeing now... sorry - do that... and that is what we are seeing now... sorry to - do that... and that is what we i are seeing now... sorry tojump in, want to underline what you said, negotiations are indeed but we are seeing from both sides but if i cannot want to ask about us support for israel and aid to gaza now because you have been writing about that as well and the washington post has had some interesting repotting on the biden administration'

we saw benjamin neta nyahu yesterday moment.etanyahu yesterday in gaza was that we saw also hamas exchanging hostages not in southern gaza but in northern gaza where it is perceived the israeli forces are in full control. it was like a display of force from hamas, northern gaza exchanging hostages in public in that part of northern gaza. �* ,., . public in that part of northern gaza. �* . , public in that part of northern gaza. �* ., , .,, gaza. also a big development we have not mentioned _ gaza. also a big development we have not mentioned so _ gaza. also a big development we have not mentioned so far- have not mentioned so far is this israeli ship that was in distress has been rescued. full got through this situation. this ship was rescued by american troops in the southern part of the red sea. in this operation, the host launched missiles into the american troops. this is a big development in the region. we saw before when iran downed an american drone in the gulf area, the americans replied by killing the big leader of iran

pauses, he hasn't got as much humanitarian aid in as he was hoping and he's been told pretty clearly by netatty clearly by netanyahu and the israeli military that they need to continue what they call, it's a chilling phrase, mowing the lawn, re—establishing long—term deterrence against hamas and hezbollah. one positive of the last few days that he will take from this is that the hezbollah's leader's speech yesterday and didn't dial up, didn't escalate and i think you will feel that the risk of the regional escalation has been dialled down a little bit, but that's one small positive in the midst of many negatives. positive in the midst of many negatives— positive in the midst of many neuatives. �*, . ~ ., . negatives. let's talk more about the seech of negatives. let's talk more about the speech of yesterday _ negatives. let's talk more about the speech of yesterday because - negatives. let's talk more about the speech of yesterday because in - negatives. let's talk more about the speech of yesterday because in fact| speech of yesterday because in fact the pentagon were confident enough yeste

we know he will be meeting with benjamin netanyahu, calling for neta nyahu, calling for humanitarian the fighting. still, though, pledging the us's support for israel. i wonder if sometimes what you think the us says in public about its support for israel is not the same as what is likely to be set in private. where do you see washington's support right now? the? where do you see washington's support right now? they support riaht now support right now? they support right now is _ support right now? they support right now is very _ support right now? they support right now is very strong. - support right now? they support right now is very strong. it - support right now? they support right now is very strong. it is - right now is very strong. it is strong both in the white house and in both houses of congress where you start to see divisions are when and where the support alliance with us interest in supporting let's say ukraine, which will be at a second war, is nevertheless part of the us's foreign aid package to these countries, and secondlyjust package to these countries, and seco

a lot of this is being blamed on arrogance from the netanyahu administration that neta nyahu administration of netanyahu administration that they just about i of the netanyahu administration that theyjust about i of the ball, ignored the warnings, and that is life here, is going to be very limited. lots of anger at him. and one more thing — she hasn't apologised for what has happened — many other intelligence and military officials have.— intelligence and military officials have. ~ . ., officials have. we have about 20 seconds — officials have. we have about 20 seconds left _ officials have. we have about 20 seconds left on _ officials have. we have about 20 seconds left on the - 20 seconds left on the programme. but having been in ukraine and israel, do you see any parallels in the conflict? yes, quickly what i mentioned about what the anxiety, but the other factor is iran lurking about what the anxiety, but the otherfactor is iran lurking in the background providing drones to russia that attacked ukraine and also providing hamas and hezbollah with a lot of support. so that source of viole

benjamin netanyahu benjamin neta nyahu meeting benjamin netanyahu meeting is top for the already metis war cabinet, it's been going on for a few hours now. we understand they are considering a deal to potentially release hostages. let's take it live to tel aviv. these are people who are families, friends, relatives, loved ones have taken hostage by hamas. they are waiting desperately for any news of any kind of deal. we have no confirmation of any deal at all but senior israeli officials have been talking to the bbc saying at least 50 hostages could potentially be released in any deal. 12 every day. we're also hearing in the last couple of hours the security bodies in israel are in favour of this deal, a pause in the fighting. as for the politics of this benjamin netanyahu had previously said before in meetings there had been progress on a potential we've been working on this intensively for weeks. as you all know. i've spoken recently about it to benjamin netanyahu and amir qatar. my team down in the region shuffling between cabinets. we're now very close, very close. we could bring

we saw him start in tel aviv on friday with discussions with israeli officials, including neta netanyahu. he pushed him on the need to protect civilians, to allow assistance to come in and institute the so-called humanitarian pauses. netanyahu, just hours after that meeting, came out publicly and rejected the idea of a pause or cease-fire, in this conflict. as you mentioned, on saturday, he met with his counterparts here in the arab world to talk about how to get assistance into gaza. this has been a key focus of leaders in the region. they have strongly condemned the israeli offensive and the humanitarian toll it is causing. they have called for an immediate cease-fire. yesterdays, we saw blinken go to ramallah to meet with the head of the palestinian authority. how to stop it from spreading and how to respond to the situation on the ground in gaza. today, that is expected to be a key theme with his meetings with the turkish prime minister. he will be pushing for the commitments to advance his cause and stop this from spreading to the wider region. this is something the u.s. is concerne

benjamin netanyahu benjamin neta nyahu has benjamin netanyahu has been giving an update. there were on the edge of gas a city but they seem to have gone further. he says they have now passed through the outskirts of carson city and literature at the height of the battle. it is difficult to get an accurate picture of the type of fighting in north and gaza in that ground offensive. what is important to remember is the area around gaza city is relatively open. it is small towns and villages where the fighting will have been much more straightforward. 0nce fighting will have been much more straightforward. once you get into gaza city itself it becomes much more densely built—up and the ground offensive much more comprehensive. all the while, almost four weeks now after hamas�*s cross—border attacks, israel's retaliation shows no signs of letting up. once again we have had heavy strikes just north of gaza city, targeting an area close to a un school. the school itself appears to have been hit by a much smaller munition and it is not clear how the 27 people that palestinian hea

israel ending this war, especially when we take into consideration that netanyahu's consideration that netaal calculus and the fact he is fighting to stay in power, knowing very well that he will be held accountable, he has corruption charges to face, and so much more when they were stops. but charges to face, and so much more when they were stops.— when they were stops. but you will know what he _ when they were stops. but you will know what he said _ when they were stops. but you will know what he said about _ when they were stops. but you will know what he said about this - when they were stops. but you will know what he said about this war, | know what he said about this war, this basic objective of destroying hamas. in a sense, they are saying we have done part of that objective in the north, they still have work to do and at the continuation of that. the defence minister said exactly this earlier in the day, to move with full force, that was the court, in the coming days once the stress is finished. it is court, in the coming days once the stress is finished.— stress is finished. it i

so prime minister benjamin netanyahu benjamin neta nyahu has benjamin netanyahu has repeatedly said, again tonight, about the destruction of hamas being the first priority, then the release of hostages. and speaking to the brother of one of the man who was taken, 22—year—old man who was kidnapped from a music festival in southern israel, i asked him what he feels about what the prime minister has been saying and he said ifeel furious, because the first thing that the government should be doing is getting the hostages released. it's six weeks, and time is running out for many of them. around 30 of them are children. there are also many elderly people. we have also spokenin elderly people. we have also spoken in the past few weeks to the son of an 84—year—old woman who has been taken hostage. he says she needs medication every day to survive, to stay in good health. forthem, it's now day to survive, to stay in good health. for them, it's now been six weeks, and they say they have had very little information from the government. they say they want their leaders to look them in their lea

response, iforget a full—scale war with israel, the response, i forget netanyahu's response, i forget netaouthern lebanon, and that would be a death blow to their economy. so i think that hezbollah is trying to calibrate its response. it wants to be seen as supportive of hamas, as part of this axis of resistance that you mention, but not to provoke israel so far that it brings on a massive retaliation of the sort that has devastated whole swathes of gaza. fin the sort that has devastated whole swathes of gaza.— the sort that has devastated whole swathes of gaza. on a knife edge, as we have been — swathes of gaza. on a knife edge, as we have been saying. _ swathes of gaza. on a knife edge, as we have been saying. thank- swathes of gaza. on a knife edge, as we have been saying. thank you - swathes of gaza. on a knife edge, as we have been saying. thank you for i we have been saying. thank you for joining us, frank gardner and doctor julie norman for your assessment. we will continue to bring you more analysis throughout the day. just a few top lines from antony blinken, who as we mentioned, w

. >> i want to look ahead a little bit and ask about prime minister neta netanyahu.e is, as you well know, in a precarious domestic/political situation. he knows as soon as the war is over, he will face questions that he has been putting off about the failure to prevent the october 7th attacks. questions about list tenure as prime minister. is there any concern inside the biden administration that netanyahu doesn't necessarily see it as being in his interest to end this war as quickly as possible? >> look, i'm not going to speculate on israeli politics. we're going to stay focused on who is sitting in the chair of prime minister, and that is prime minister netnetanyahu. deal with him on the issues we are confronting today. president biden has been able, through his direct diplomacy with prime minister netanyahu, as well as with arab leaders, to generate humanitarian assistance, the safe debarpartu of americans, and hostage releases. president biden believes that his engagement with prime minister netanyahu paid difsh d -- dividends. he will focus on that and leave ot

benjamin netanyahu benjamin neta nyahu meeting benjamin netanyahu meeting is top for the already metostages. let's take it live to tel aviv. these are people who are families, friends, relatives, loved ones have taken hostage by hamas.

benjamin netanyahu benjamin neta nyahu has benjamin netanyahu has warned hezbollah not to get involvedow and our correspondent is in the verify hub. since this conflict started on the 7th of october tensions between israel and lebanon have been rising. and this is it we'll put up in the gaza strip whether what is unfolding. and here is lebanon, israelyou can see the border marked here and bad. hezbollah is a powerful political and military force in lebanon. it is backed by iran and designated a terrorist organisation by western states, israel, gulf arab countries and the arab league. and hezbollah and it will have a long history including in 2006 when a full—blown war broke out between the two. so, what has has blood's —— hezbollah's response being this is the body had been lebanon and israel. we then tracking the strikes by monitoring social media. the blue dots, you can see here, are strikes by israeli military. in the red dots either strikes by hezbollah. and this is a video released by hezbollah yesterday. claiming that it shows an attack on an israeli military base. by attack on a

neta is fearful her mother won't survive. >> the first priority is to destroy the hamas, and we need the first priority will be to bring them back. >> reporter: this woman is waiting for news of her brother's entire family, including two young boys. >> we are willing to do whatever it takes. >> so, even if it's something difficult like a prisoner exchange. >> yeah. it's a difficult situation. so, there's no easy way. >> reporter: the israeli government says there will be no ceasefire without the release of hostages. >> so, there's a, kind of, contradiction that you want to negotiate with them to free hostages, but your goal is to kill them. >> reporter: in 2011, gershon baskin negotiated a prisoner exchange for israeli soldier -- more than 1,000 palestinian prisoners were released in the deal, including yahya, who became one of the masterminds of the october 7th attacks. israel's prison service tells cnn it's holding more than 6,000 palestinian prisoners. >> i know what decision i would make, and it's not a good decision. but i would make the offer. i think it's more important to bri

neta is fearful her mother won't survive israel's attacks on gaza. >> the israeli government, their first priority is to destroy hamas, and we need the first priority will be there to bring them back. >> reporter: levi is waiting for news of her brother's entire family including two young boys. >> we are willing to do whatever it takes for them. >> even if it is something difficult like a prisoner exchange? >> yeah, it's a difficult situation. so there is no easy way. >> reporter: the israeli government says there will be no ceasefire without the release of hostages. >> so there is a kind of contradiction here that you want to negotiation with them to free hostages, but your goal is to actually kill them? >> reporter: in 2011, baskin negotiated a prisoner exchange with hamas for israeli soldier. more than 1,000 palestinian prisoners were released in the deal including yaya, who the idf said became one of the masterminds of the october 7 attack. >> so these are excruciating decisions? >> there is no easy way. >> reporter: the prison service tell its cnn it is holding more than 6,000 palest

no, oye, pero la neta sí está muy bonita. ¿cómo te la ligastes, mauricio?e me ha gustado saborear la comida. se me hace tan rica, mÁs la comida mexicana. angie: sin embargo, segÚn ella, con el pasar de los aÑos—— diana: se hace una adicciÓn. angie: comenzÓ a subir de peso y su relaciÓn con sus platillos favoritos, cambiÓ. diana: piensas: "la comida es enemiga", pero a la vez, tambiÉn es lo que quieres. y empiezas con: "quiero bajar de peso". angie: mientras, cerca de houston, texas, sasha tenÍa otras razones para querer adelgazar. sasha: me sentÍa muy pesada, bÁsicamente. tÚ ya sabes, con ya la edad que yo tengo y niÑas pequeÑas yo querÍa, eh, tener un mejor estado de salud para estar ahÍ para ellas. angie: a los 56 aÑos, pesaba 239 libras y, segÚn su madre, doÑa irmenia, sasha no contaba con la fuerza de voluntad necesaria para seguir una dieta. irmenia: sÍ, trataba, pero trataba a su manera, porque de todas formas el cafÉ era a toda hora, el refresco, no tomar agua. angie: hasta que el aÑo pasado sasha y diana escucharon de una medicina que, segÚn ellas,

that must be playing on the mind of benjamin netanyahu playing on the mind of benjamin neta nyahu after of benjamin netanyahu after the commitments he's given tonight. first netanyahu after the commitments he's given tonight-— given tonight. first of all christian, _ given tonight. first of all christian, think - given tonight. first of all christian, think having i given tonight. first of all. christian, think having me. given tonight. first of all- christian, think having me. that's probably— christian, think having me. that's probably one of the considerations but i think— probably one of the considerations but i think at the end of the day, hamas_ but i think at the end of the day, hamas is— but i think at the end of the day, hamas is going to do what's most beneficial— hamas is going to do what's most beneficial to them and most beneficial to them and most beneficial out of those hostages. so at some _ beneficial out of those hostages. so at some point it becomes a diminishing return. there's a high value _ diminishing return. there's a high value for— diminishing return. there's a

and he's been told pretty clearly by neta nyahu and the israeli military that they need to continue what mowing the lawn, reestablishing long—term deterrence against hamas and hezbollah. i think one positive, though, over the last few days that he will take from this is that nasrallah's speech yesterday, the hezbollah leader's speech yesterday, didn't dial up, didn't escalate. and i think he'll feel that the risk of that regional escalation has been dialled down a little bit. but that's one small positive in the midst of many negatives. let's talk a little bit more about that speech of yesterday, because, in fact, the pentagon were were confident enough yesterday, weren't they, to put out a statement saying that they believed that a wider regional conflict — or certainly an escalation on the northern border of israel with lebanon — was not an issue for now, because, of course, people have been waiting for that speech with the potential that hassan nasrallah would announce hezbollah�*s full—scale entry into this conflict. why do you think that didn't happen? so, i think hezbollah are a ca

prime minister netanyahu contradicting antony neta nyahu contradicting antony blinken netanyahu contradictingtanyahu contradicting antony blinken in public.— blinken in public. that was astounding. _ blinken in public. that was astounding. if _ blinken in public. that was astounding. if you - blinken in public. that was astounding. if you look - blinken in public. that was. astounding. if you look back blinken in public. that was - astounding. if you look back at antony blinken's previous trip to israel, he and netanyahu gave a joint press conference and it was all about the us�*s unwavering and unlimited support for israel. in this most recent press conference, not only netanyahu and antony blinken not to gather at the press conference, that symbolism really matters, but the content of what they were saying was quite different with netanyahu staunchly refusing any pause in the fighting and remaining committed, regardless of civilian casualties, to keep pushing forward, to try to eliminate hamas. at the end of the day, what is so difficult of course as we all know is even if you eliminate eve

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benjamin neta nyahu's interview. interesting benjamin netanyahu's interview. there has been taught from americans whether the palestinian authority that runs the west bank could take control of gaza or whether there could be an international body to take command of gaza. there is concern there is not yet enough thought about the exit strategy and long—term strategy for how to rebuild gaza, who could run gaza if and when the offensive finishes. thank you. now more of the knees. —— of the news. the organisers of a pro—palestinian rally in london say they intend to go ahead as planned — despite an appeal from the metropolitan police to postpone the march because it coincides with armistice day. senior officers say they are concerned about the risk simonjones has this report. protests like the one seen on previous weekends would be provocative and disrespectful on armistice day, according to the prime minister. not being allowed to demonstrate peacefully to call for an end to the bombing of gaza, the organisers of the pro—palestinian protest say would be grotesque