alan making a very good point that prime minister netanyahu has no full he knows he might be dealing with a different administration soon but he's certainly getting a lot out of this administration. indeed he is and again not for the 1st time paying tribute to donald trump and yes as alan was just talking about the polls in the united states there are also polls here in israel showing that netanyahu zone standing has really declined during this 2nd coronavirus locked down during what is widely seen here is as a mismanaged response to the coded 19 pandemic so he wants to make this very much a domestic kitchen table issues as well and so that's why you had him talking about the the mind boggling changes that were already coming from some of these normalization deals talking about fridges coming from united arab emirates and you know lowering the cost of living through these sorts of improved trade links that these normalization deals are bringing so. very much as well as talking about the symbolism of all this about this being a long term goal and of course talking about iran and tryin

want to discussion with the public eye the prettiest time netanyahu. public knew about it before. any purchase of. renown. he said never it will never mind i think it's ok with me in the line of. sight and this is what's. recent is this the steps he could have been sustaining such it is the mitchell the u.a.e. and by her in never fought israel it's a different story of course when it comes to sudan so how significant is this agreement for israel well the 1st thing i would say it's different right now because we're not going to be exchanging embassies this point so we've seen real normalization with the train and and and united arab emirates we've seen as fact an embrace of israelis by the. knighted their memories and it's really on the path already you know their companies are going up i think relations so a syllable bit different here what is happening here though israel answered honest very significant i would call it a triple win it's a win win win for israel the 1st when is that they're off the terror list meaning they're not supporting terror they're not shipping arms via you

thousands rallied over the weekend demanding the prime minister's resignation angry at benjamin netanyahu is handling of the pandemic dozens were arrested paul asli has this report from tel aviv. i was i was well over the weekend we saw tales of thousands of protesters demonstrating against the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu now mass protests are currently forbidden in the country and people are only allowed to gather within one kilometer from their home so the result is that was small we saw hundreds of small demonstrations taking place in tel aviv was one of the scenes where those demonstrations was altered in violence.

netanyahu has put all his eggs in the republican basket and mr.'s c baske i particular so he tie which looks like a risky move. if joe biden was to take over as president, what we would probably see is a return to more traditional u.s. approaches to israel and the palestinians, particularly t restoring u.s. ties with the palestinians which have been broken as the u.s. under donald trump has taken such a tough line with them. the palestinian said they did not see the u.s. anymore as an honest broker. inthe general fe is that mr. biden would not to anything like move the u.s. embassy back to tel aviv but he could do things like put jerusalem back in the negotiations table with the bapalestinians and py, he won't take so ch interest in this particular corner of the world with such a big load in his inbox domestically and other parts of theorld. >> ok, thank you. a quick look at other news now from around the world. almost 2.3 million people are without power after hurricane zeta hit louisiana. it is the fifth hurricane the state has expressed this ye

from jerusalem is near bach out of form of matter of the city and a leading politician there mr netanyahu said we could party all the wheels finally coming off the prime minister's wife. welcomes of conferences prime minister netanyahu is under increasing pressure out of accusations of corruption which he's denied and his handling of the pandemic the approval rating or not seems to have sunk just on the 30 percent how long before the party and it could party says enough and it's time he stood aside at least temporarily. well 1st of all shalom from jerusalem. i think the biggest challenge we have right now is the corner virus the economics the medical challenges we have a 'd large government of over 70 parliament members supporting it in the coalition the issue you raised is not in the critical path of the challenges israel has right now. there are challenges on economics on the medical side and the trial 'd which is happening in parallel is not an issue for us israelis here mr barak at he's on trial on 3 serious counts of corruption and come january the court expects him to be there 3 day

prime minister netanyahu is under increasing pressure over accusations of corruption which he's denied and his handling of the band that make the approval rating or not seems to have sunk just on the 30 percent how long before the party and it could party says enough and it's time he stood aside at least temporarily. well 1st of all shalom from jerusalem. i think the biggest challenge we have right now is the corner virus the economics the medical challenges we have a 'd large government of over 70 parliament members supporting it in the coalition the issue you raised is not in the critical path of the challenges israel has right now. there are challenges on economics on the medical side and the trial which is happening in parallel is not an issue for us israelis here mr barak at he's on trial on 3 serious counts of corruption and come january the court expects him to be there 3 days a week you really want a prime minister who's half in and out of out of the dark at the same time prime minister netanyahu was doing a very good job in managing israel. and so i think he's got a very stron

has been talking about -- benjamin netanyahu has been talking about this. saying it is peace for peace as opposed to peace for land given -- or any concession given to the palestinians. that is something the palestinian president emphasized, saying nobody should speak on behalf of the palestinians. the only way to a comprehensive and just peace was through the end of the occupation. as for the messaging coming from netanyahu, he is talking about the symbolism of this referring to the pan-arab agreement, a commitment in 1967. a recognition of israel, he is also trying to do a sales job to his own domestic constituency saying these agreements will make practical beneficial changes to their lives. the kiting -- kind of trading relationships will make the cost of living which is very high in israel less. it is worth noting the text of the agreement so far does not refer to the same kinds of things in the initial agreement. this is talking about trading relationships, starting with agriculture. no talk of embassies in either country. >> heather morgan is in the

well let's put it this way netanyahu oh believes in this innocence and he feels that he is getting an unfair treatment both by the press and many many other elements of maybe or maybe also in the police and other elements of the 'd. legal system in our country that's what he feels and he's saying that. you know but if i can say such a rotten job that is the system mr mr bucket is such a rotten justice system as he paints it why did he not find out over the last 10 years and do something about it turns out it's only a rotten system when it goes after him is not the truth there are systems in our country and i believe also in yours. needs to upgrade and change in time at any given moment in time we have to upgrade the legal system the court system the naturally the government parliament which i'm part of we must nobody has immunity from change and evolution and i think that part of the issues definitely we have to restructure some of the elements in the relationship between the parliament and the government and the legal system this is the 1st time mr barch at a serving israeli prime mi

back out welcome to a conference of prime minister netanyahu is under increasing pressure over accusations of corruption which he's denied and his handling of the pandemic the approval rating on that seems to have sunk to just under 30 percent how long before the party in there could party says enough and it's time he stood aside at least temporarily. well 1st of all shalom from jerusalem. i think the biggest challenge we have right now is the corner virus the economics the medical challenges we have a 'd large government of over 70 parliament members supporting it in the coalition the issue you raise is not in the critical path of the challenges real has right now. there are challenges on economics on the medical side and the trial 'd which is happening in parallel is not an issue for us israelis here mr dark at he's on trial on 3 serious counts of corruption and come january the court expects him to be there 3 days a week you really want a prime minister who is half in and out of the dark at the same time prime minister netanyahu was doing a very good job in managing israel. and so i thi

president donald trump sealed the agreement in a call with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the sudanese prime minister abdullah doc trump told congress he's removing sudan from a list of state sponsors of terrorism palestinians have described sudan's decision as a new stab in the back but trump says he expects more countries want to make a deal as well. it's who they wanted to do a deal and that was it particularly nice because they essentially better war with israel for. a long time i don't know if it was fighting i don't know that but probably there's been a little bit but certainly it's been for many years you've been officially at war with sudan and now it's not only the deal was signed but it's peace so that's official and that's you know we have at least 5 that want to come in and can live now to alan fischer at the white house and obviously president trump and his administration came to portray this is an important foreign policy achievement ahead of election day. exactly and if it's been the direction of travel for a number of years according to what we hear fro

just reading some of the lines coming from the likes of jared coercion or even benjamin netanyahu as well talk about the circle of peace expanding a rapidly circle of pace expanding i mean we have to be clear sudan and israel went hostile as well as a similarly for the us a and behind this is a specifically normalizing of relations. but it is a significant victory for donald trump and is that ministration many administrations have looked at developing peace in the middle east and they approached it always with the idea that the palestinian israeli conflict had to be address 1st donald trump jury i've taken a slightly different view and they believe there's a slightly more successful it is more incremental there's no doubt about that but they believe by increasing the number of nations in the region that have diplomatic relations with israel that then creates a different climate where people are more willing to sit around the table clearly they would like saudi arabia to do something significant they would like that before the election but as we know these things don't just happen ver

netanyahu.peace deal with the europeuni emirates signed by the israel, the u.a.e. and bahrain. it was called a coup for israel. prime minister benjamin netanyahu can taught his expansion of israel's diplomatic revelations while revving in a strategic nightmare for iran. the deal is expected to create economic opportunities and technology and tourism, fossil fuels and fighter jets. but the deal has created complications for netanyahu. after all, over the past eight months he halted the promise to annexation of the west bank, an appeasing gesture to two arab nations who long demanded a path to palestinian sovereignty before establishing relations with israel. but netanyahu had promised his supporters that very same west bank annexation. so as israel's talks with the gulf states drew to a close, leaders of israel's west bank settler community began to call the prime minister a liar, saying he betrayed them to reach a peace deal. suddenly, he was stuck between promises made abroad and promises made

until the prime minister netanyahu his post this comes as criticism against the police in the way that they have been handing hold protests also close we heard from the country's defense minister. the attacks on protesters tonight and in recent days around thinkable demonstrations were held in accordance with the guidelines are religious and essential parts of a democracy i call in the police to find the attackers and bring them to justice now the country's prime minister benjamin netanyahu continues to insist that the way he's been handling the protests is legitimate and particularly the way he's been handling the whole pandemic is because parenting its 2nd lockdown however it's likely that these protests against the prime minister will continue in the weeks and months to come they're criticizing the way he's been handling conflict 19 and also they calling out against his corruption charges. tough new global restrictions are going to force paris out its surrounding suburbs because of a big spike in. fraud 17000 its number of daily infections. is our correspondent in paris charlotte. w

to netanyahu has insisted he's innocent.treet protests call for resignation over these cases, his mismanagement of the pandemic, and high unemployment. while the treaty was moving through parliament, israel moved forward with plans for nearly 5,000 new units in the west bank according to the settlement watch group peace now. the palestinian leadership had already opposed the deal, worried that any conciliation would -- every one of the nays in the 18-13 vote came from -- that group 'leader -- historic arms deal, and one that accepts the palestinian status quo. only time will tell whether israel's new partners in the gulf will have sway on this thorny issue, but those new settlements do suggest the past that bibi netanyahu at least intends to take. >>> i want to remind you about my new book, you can find a link to order it at cnn.com/fareed. thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week, and i will see you next week. - fellas. - brothers. - we've heard our sisters. - our mothers, our wives, and daughters cry out

police to find the attackers and bring them to justice now the country's prime minister benjamin netanyahu continues to insist that the way he's been handling the protests is legitimate and particularly the way he's been handling the whole pandemic is experiencing its 2nd lockdown however it's likely that these protests against the prime minister will continue. in the weeks and months to come they're criticizing the way he's been handling coverage 19 and also they calling out against his corruption charges. tough new covert restrictions are set to come into force in paris and its surrounding suburbs because of a big spike in cases there nationally on saturday france registered 17000 its highest number of daily infections since the pandemic began here's our correspondent in paris. well the announcements came thick and fast on monday with the 1st announcement the limit on the number of people who can gather together there is a ban or more than 10 people gathering together in public spaces and in places like stadiums there is a limit of a 1000 people that though doesn't apply to protests if t

police to find the attackers and bring them to justice now the country's prime minister benjamin netanyahu continues to insist that the way he's been handling the protests is legitimate and particularly the way he's been. the whole pandemic is experiencing its 2nd lockdown however it's likely that these protests against the prime minister will continue in the weeks and months to come they're criticizing the way he's been handling 19 and also they calling out against his corruption charges. these are small it doesn't mean that long is it since the u.s. president donald trump announced he tested positive for code 19 but now he's said to be on track for released from hospital as early as monday as his doctors are reporting an improvement in his condition the u.s. president even briefly left his ward to greet supporters have gathered outside the walter reed hospital his car passed close to a security fence at one point and from could be seen wearing a mask and waving to the crowd over the media still rife with speculation about the exact circumstances of the president's diagnosis. as more. i w

until the prime minister netanyahu lose his post this comes as criticism against the police in the way that they have been handing hope otis also goes with the countries to face mr binnie guidance the attacks on protesters tonight and in recent days around thinkable demonstrations were held in accordance with the guidelines are religious and essential parts of a democracy i call in the police to find the attackers and bring them to justice now the country's prime minister benjamin netanyahu continues to insist that the way he's been handling the protests is legitimate particularly the way he's been handling the whole pandemic is experiencing its 2nd lockdown however it's likely that these protests against the prime minister will continue in the weeks and months to come they're criticizing the way he's been handling conflict 19 and also they calling out against his corruption charges. tough new restrictions are set to come into force in paris and surrounding suburbs because of a big spike in cases in the region. france registered 17000 cases that's the highest number of daily infections

prime minister benjamin netanyahu has called preisident trump the "greatest friend" of israel.s done much to help the current israeli government. it has moved the us embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem and placed financial sanctions on iran. a biden presidency could row back some of those moves, which could in turn affect neta nyahu's own political future. joining me now is the bbc‘s yolande knell from jerusalem. thank you very much for staying up for us. and then ask at the same question i asked steve rosenberg and moscow, how much does israel feel it is not out of the trump presidency? well, i think mr trump would really wish that he could have the kind of poll numbers you see and among israelis back home in america. because polls suggest about 60% of israelis would like to see a second term for donald trump. he himself describes himself as the most pro—israel us president that there's ever been. there is a long list that he's done. there is that recognition ofjerusalem as he's done. there is that recognition of jerusalem as israel's he's done. there is that recognition ofjeru

rallied over the weekend to mounting the prime minister's resignation they're angry at benjamin netanyahu sampling of the pandemic dozens were arrested reporting from tel aviv his post. was. was. well over the weekend we saw tens of thousands of protestors demonstrating throughout israel against the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu now mass protests are currently forbidden in the country and people are only allowed to gather within one kilometer from the home so the result is that small we saw hundreds of small demonstrations taking place in tel aviv was one of the scenes where those demonstrations resulted in violence. now the local police chief has complained of the criticized protesters for using violence against police officers for example throwing eggs we know that $38.00 protesters were arrested in tel aviv alone for the violation of public water and at the same time for attacking police officers many protesters disturbed order blocked roads to ignore distractions of officers resorted to physical and verbal violence a large majority of virtually broke the emergency regulati

on saturday night netanyahu released this video emphasizing the necessity of the restrictions and admittinghe was mistaken to ease them so quickly at the end of the 1st lockdown he also tweeted an image of a near empty western wall at a time just before the jewish holy day of young q poor when it would usually be packed with worshippers the message that people shouldn't be able to protest together if they can't pray together isn't entirely his israel's powerful ultra-orthodox politicians unwilling for their voters to be singled out so they wouldn't support a national lockdown unless protests were included he's cave. into pressure the ultra-orthodox are doing it using it a little bit cynically to rally their own base because a 3rd of all new cases are coming out of the ultra-orthodox who represent less than 10 percent of the israeli population and the real problem is in buildings the problem is enduring prayers people singing people singing loud that's been proven. last saturday protest is confronted police in the latest of weeks of demonstrations near netanyahu efficient residents if they r

the protests will not be stopped but will instead go until the prime minister netanyahu lose his post this comes as criticism against the police in the way that they have been handing hope otis also grows we heard from the country's defense minister. the attacks on protesters tonight and in recent days around thinkable demonstrations were held in accordance with the guidelines are religious and essential parts of a democracy i call in the police to find the attackers and bring them to justice now the country's prime minister benjamin netanyahu continues to insist that the way he's been handling the protests is legitimate and particularly the way he's been handling the whole pandemic is because parenting its 2nd lockdown however it's likely that these protests against the prime minister will continue in the weeks and months to come they're criticizing the way he's been handling conflict 19 and also they calling out against his corruption charges. tough new code instructions to come into force in paris and surrounding suburbs because of a big spike in. the nationally over the weekend 17

have rallied over the weekend in israel demanding the resignation of prime minister benjamin netanyahu that is despite new controversial anti legislation that bans mass gatherings of people dozens were arrested so it was pretty struggle to enforce lockdown regulations on ultra orthodox communities including in jerusalem and also suburbs of tel a very poor slip as the latest. was. was . well over the weekend we saw tens of thousands of protesters demonstrating throughout israel against the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu now mass protests are currently forbidden in the country and people are only allowed to gather within one kilometer from their home so the result is a small we saw hundreds of small demonstrations taking place in tel aviv was one of the scenes where those demonstrations resulted in of violence. i. was. i was if she has complained of a criticized protesters for using violence against police officers for example throwing eggs we know that $38.00 protesters were arrested in tel aviv alone for the violation of public order and at the same time for attacking police

president trump sealed the deal in a call with benjamin netanyahu and the sudanese prime minister. he told congress he is removing sudan from spates >> -- state sponsors of terrorism. palestinians describe the decision as a new step in the back. alan fisher is at the white house. he has more. >> this process has been ongoing. it started when mike pompeo came into the administration. what is clear is the sudan government decided it would pay 330 $5 million in compensation to the u.s., particularly to take care of the victims of the east african embassy bombings in 1998 it and the attack on the uss cole in 2000. also, the murder of a diplomat and sudan itself. that money went into the

and prime minister benjamin netanyahu, i think you mostly know him. we have the very highly sophisticated press. i think they may have heard of him, of israel. i want to congratulate all of you, the state of israel and the republic of sudan have agreed to make peace. for many years, they have been , andds, to put it nicely to normalize their relations. this will be the third country where we are doing this and we have many, many more coming. they are coming at us hot and heavy. in the coming weeks, they will meet to negotiate cooperation agreements. you saw that happen with the uae and bahrain recently. technology, migration and other critical areas. this comes after the groundbreaking agreement between israel and the united arab emirates and israel o and bahrain. that was very historic, a great, very historic day. bahrain and the united arab emirates, three months ago, nobody thought this would be possible. now, multiple arab countries across two continents have made peace with israel. again, we have many lined up. they want to come in, they want to

we heard president netanyahu on the phone there to president trump a little bit earlier wouldn't be drawn on anything to do with with joe biden could have struck a deal and i guess that some political smarts that he doesn't know who people who he will be dealing with going forward. that's right yes he paid another fulsome tributes to donald trump thanking him again for all of the things that he done for israel and talked about how he would be viewed by history history recording those who do things but no he wouldn't play ball in terms of criticizing the man that donald trump referred to as sleepy joe and saying that he wouldn't have been able to done it and he obviously like all of us is awaiting the results of the november 3rd election in the united states there has been a statement here in israel as well and prime minister netanyahu has given a video statement in which he calls this another major breakthrough and signaling a new era of peace it's worth having a look though at the text of the joint statement that was released after that white house phone call it's a bit different from th

gun was seated just 10 rows away from him and even pointed the weapon at the prime minister netanyahu office later criticized the reporter's actions as the responsible. the hamburg district of fink and vadra is home to an air bus factory. the head of the company's emerging technologies department is made. his team uses 3 d. printed prototypes to help improve component. the idea to a fairly all out of him for this put in charge a competitive manufacturing definitely has the potential to change the entire value chain and we can do production on site redesign processes and print on demand we can develop completely new products. or next generation aircraft because this is where air bus assembles it's a 350 passenger jets a key component is now being printed in quantity the door locking shaft. there due to fly in the aircraft later this year. or division it does fall.

netanyahu's own political future. ining is never in jerusal joland knell. you for staying up for us. how much does israel fees it got out of the trump presidency? >> i think mr. trump wou really wish he could have the kind of poll numbers you see among israelis back home in america. the polls suggest about 60% of israelis would like to see a seco term for donald trump. eshe himselfibes himself as the most pro-israel u.s. president there has ever been. there is a long list of things he has done. there is that recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital which meant a lot to israelis. the embassy move, as you mentioned, other sps where particularly these were aligned with thes wis these really prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, who has been a close ally of his. things like taking steps to recognize more legitimacy of the israeli settlements in the occupied west bank, for example. the deal of the century, the long-awaited deal, when it came out was heavily tilted in in the past couple of months, abraham accords, those deals which people here really didn't exp

netanyahu making comments . we will continue with john normand as we monitor the events. look at the stimulus in the pop here. what is the j.p.morgan estimate of where gdp is right now? q4, it ist now in extremely early days, but it is probably going to be a 3% quarter. that sounds like a major step down from the 30% pace it was. it is a huge step down, but still above trend. i think it if -- if it is going to be above trend, you have terms and support for markets. but there is wildcard risk around this. i think we are assuming something positive will happen in january that will keep petitions pretty high in markets. but if nothing happens in january in terms of big stimulus, we will see consumer entrenchment well before that date. anna: good morning to you. when you think about what stimulus should look like in the united states, or that comes before the election or perhaps more likely after, when you think about what it should look like and how some americans -- and this is a really patchy story -- some americans have pushed up savings as a result of the lockdowns earli

officials said several people were arrested the demonstrators good demanding that an instant netanyahu resign over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic and criminal indictments against him for corruptions. the u.s. senate is beginning the final debate to confirm judge a macone barrett to the u.s. supreme court only days out from the presidential election republicans have the majority in the senate but all in all but guaranteeing kone barras confirmation which will give the supreme court a conservative lean for many years to come. now i go to the polls on sunday for a referendum on the dictatorship era constitution to choose whether to keep it or to scrap it the vote follows a year of social unrest in on on the streets of chile where anti-government protesters demanded changes to inequalities in the country referendum comes as the south american country reports more than half a 1000000 coronavirus cases since the outbreak started enough. now for more detail be used maris joins us from the chilean capital center jago what's at stake in this referendum. tomorrow schiller will define w

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