it will be j absolutely critical for benjamin netanyahu, this visit, because before — netanyahu, thisd war began, benjamin netanyahu was in serious political— benjamin netanyahu was in serious political trouble, this country had had unprecedented protests for nearly— had unprecedented protests for nearly a — had unprecedented protests for nearly a year against his hardline ultranationalist government. the course _ ultranationalist government. the course of— ultranationalist government. the course of that benjamin netanyahu did not— course of that benjamin netanyahu did not have an invite to the white house _ did not have an invite to the white house since he was elected late last year. _ house since he was elected late last year. that— house since he was elected late last year, that was becoming deeply embarrassing for him, leading to lots of— embarrassing for him, leading to lots of questions, because joe biden was basically pretty angry about the ultranationalist make up of the government, he did not like it and said he _ government, he did not like it and said he did — government,

., , netanyahu? there have between his administration _ netanyahu?ation had misted . his administration had misted netanyahu exactly his administration had misted neta nyahu exactly that his administration had misted netanyahu exactly that is had to do with a very aggressive satellite policy of this very right—wing government in israel and also it has had to do with the over all of the judiciary this government is pushing which throws into question the democratic practice, the administration has really been quite standoffish which is unusual because they usually welcome and israeli prime minister to the white house and they have not done so yet. those tensions had been eating recently. they did meet at the un but i think this incident all this offensive of hamas, the audacious attack of the unprecedented nature of it has reallyjust unprecedented nature of it has really just changed unprecedented nature of it has reallyjust changed everything to focus now on this and everybody has stepped into lockstep in terms of additional us policy which as we stan

biden repeats what netanyahu said.raelis, but also americans are suffering from shock, this means what happened on october 7th, 2023 is not only historic, but is in fact an introduction to the end of the so-called israel. the frustration reflected by the israeli chief of staff coincided with israeli analysts confirming that the defeat israel received due to the alaxa flood operation was the toughest in the history of the israeli regime. this is immensely painful, we have never seen anything like this in the entire history of israel. i've provided media coverage for wars, intifadas and attacks in the past, but i've never seen anything like this before, with all the technology israel owns, we see such huge defeat by the army and intelligence, how can 100 hamas vehicles break through the border fence without causing? any noise, this is such huge failure, and this is where israel's collapse begins, the collapse of the israeli regime has in fact begun, says another israeli analyst, when palestinian resistance fighters are a

netanyahu doesn't have a good option.anyahu only has one option, and that is to continue with the current situation. the existing conditions mean the bombing of gaza and the gaza lecture, the blockade of these species, not the blockades of the previous week october means that if food does not arrive, water does not arrive, even the equipment needed for drinking water does not arrive, medicine does not arrive, the people of gaza will suffer a gradual death, which is what netanyahu imagined at that time. but by the way, the us is making this design, which will ensure netanyahu's survival with its presence, that is, if this war continues for weeks, with this bombing, it does not matter whether it increases or decreases, and with this siege, the people of gaza have several options: one or die. be martyred, so to speak, in terms of excuses americans either die or surrender or emigrate. what does surrender mean? it means to cause the hamas forces to surrender. well, the people of gaza and the hamas forces , if all the people of

netanyahu thanked u.s.resident biden for the unreserved support and they said there will be a forceful prolonged campaign which israel will win. again, we have not had a comment from president biden. yet this is tricky because biden and netanyahu were both involved with discussions -- biden and blinken were both involved with discussions with netanyahu and with mahmoud abbas to try to improve on the situation that's been going on there for the past year. they are trying to get in there and say that america has a fair deal and a broker of potential peace after donald trump was not with the abraham accords. this is unequivocal, amen. >> it is expected, isn't it? no one is expecting the americans to say anything other than that. this is their closest ally in the region. the bond between america and israel is obviously very deep on so many levels, culturally, politically, militarily. >> and civilians have been killed. >> of course civilians have been killed. and the u.s. position historically whenever israel's

netanyahu, what caught my attention is what netanyahu and israeli analysts say, that iran stands behind a bigger enemy, because they do not understand that the palestinian is beseged in gaza, but can do that. they do not want to believe that the palestinian resistance is doing this. the shock and state of denial continues and i think the israelies now fear any action in other friends. the gangs that occupied israel turned into an army, and for the sake of this army, a state was established. وهذه الدوله ان ضرب عمودها الفقري الجيش ماذا يبقى انتهى والان الجيش ضرب شكرا على مشاركاتتك معنا في هذه الحلقه من العين الاسر ابو الله. one day, the idea that someone should be eternal enemy, because they happen to be born 200 yards away from you or born on the other side of a street for is absolutely absurd, it's absurd, but that's a situation that we find ourself in here, so i thought of that, and again, occasionally you see these little um inspirational quotes, which may or may not be true, there's one supposed to be from martin luther king, said that um, hitting someone. is like um drinking poison

end of the crisis is on netanyahu's side, so netanyahu wants to create an opportunity to save himselfm this threat . what is that threat, that opportunity, a ground lightning attack on netanyahu's gaza strip , according to the analyzes that we have until now, if in fact israel let's actually look at the matter from their point of view, it is inevitable that the military operation to save itself is to compensate for the big defeat, which because of the defeat it suffered, only with a ground operation, in fact , the face of israel can be repaired to some extent, but the problem is exactly, but the problem this is where the start of the ground operation is just the beginning of a bigger story. abu ideh, the spokesman for the military qassam battalions, yes, the military wing of hamas has announced that today we are impatiently waiting for israel's ground entry. there is an interesting point , the resistance that was able to withstand such a blow on the first day in those 20 minutes. hit the zionist for sure the continuation of the story also has a scenario, you see, contrary to the idea

due to the policies lid by the netanyahu government.ve to question if those policies are ultimately able to keep israeli citizens safe. israelis themselves are not united behind netanyahu, they don't all support his policies. by the, way that goes the same for palestinians. numerous palestinians who don't support hamas. and their behavior either. and the fact is, as you mentioned earlier, things were already shaky inside israel. because of efforts on the part of netanyahu to overhaul the judicial system. and he already made one major step in doing that. he has numerous places for doing that. by the way, that is one of the first things an authoritarian leader does. when they are seeking to assert control, is to take over the judiciary. there is no check or balance. you have protests in israel, up to the hundreds of thousands of israelis, protesting against these moves. so, you do have those cracks and fissures. but i do know in a moment like this, i don't believe that that those cracks and fissures are gonna surface yet. during wartime,

that was the only real card netanyahu had. he is| real card netanyahu had. he is very unpopular.last year about the judiciary and what he�*s been trying to do with the supreme court. look, people voted him out, and then he came back in, he�*s been trying to put this coalition together. but he�*s always said, i�*m the only person who can keep israel safe. now it shows he can�*t keep israel safe. so as we�*ve been saying, this is the equivalent of the israeli 9/11, right? ithink the equivalent of the israeli 9/11, right? i think the israelis are going to say to themselves, if benjamin netanyahu can�*t keep us safe, who can? a real moment in israel right now.— who can? a real moment in israel right now. the situation he is faced — israel right now. the situation he is faced with, _ israel right now. the situation he is faced with, who - israel right now. the situation he is faced with, who will- israel right now. the situation he is faced with, who will he l he is faced with, who will he be reaching out to tonight and leaning on for support? what kind of things will he be asking was

the fact ou came netanyahu and rishi sunak. the fact you came to — netanyahu and rishi sunak.t you came to israel— netanyahu and rishi sunak. the fact you came to israel tells _ netanyahu and rishi sunak. the fact you came to israel tells us _ netanyahu and rishi sunak. the fact you came to israel tells us a - netanyahu and rishi sunak. the fact you came to israel tells us a lot. - netanyahu and rishi sunak. the fact you came to israel tells us a lot. i i you came to israel tells us a lot. i said to president biden yesterday there is one more thing heart—warming than standing with israel is standing in israel. the fact you did that is a very strong statement of support which we appreciate. the chancellor who visited called hamas the new nazis. he was right. you fought the nazis 80 years ago, resolutely. the entire world supported you. president biden called hamas worst than isis. they are the new nazis, the new isis, and we have to fight them together, just as the world united to fight the nazis and against hamas, it must stand with israel as we fight and defeat how. it is a b

never again is now it's rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu till citizens to bryce for a long and difficult war against thomas with his raspberries existence at stake. netanyahu and a small cabinet confirmed the 2nd stage of the boy has begun. with troops on the grounds and gossip. the wind borne civilians are in grave danger in gaza, way communications remained patching up to being knocked out for days and families of hostages held by him us in johnson lake. the is ready, prime minister upon the government to delay the military campaign. indeed more to secure the release of the last one, the . i'm anthony, how it welcome to the program, is what else? prime minister benjamin netanyahu. stacy's country has entered the 2nd stage of the board with home us after wrapping up ground operations in gaza. speaking with a small cabinet minister, ebony guns and defense minister, you'll have color, and netanyahu described the conflict as his rel, 2nd level of independence. he said the goal was to destroy a how much those military capabilities and its control the gaza strip. israel has again b

once again, we see a coalition signed between benny gants and netanyahu.igning on paper things might get out of control. it all depends on whether the two sides have good intentions towards each other or not. this will impeed decision making. this is why yer lapid refused to join the emergency government. of course, this suspicion was also reflected in israeli social media where we saw sarcastic comments. here are few. what will gance do exactly? will he give up on the golani soldiers? the government a failure, how can we depend on these cursed traiters? you sold us, i will not join the left, but i tell you to go to hell. these sarcastic comments on social media obviously reflect the state of mistrust amongst israelis, these comments show suspicions towards the intentions of netanyahu and benny gants. want both netanyahu and ganz to be careful from one another. it is true that leped and liberman did not enter the government, but they supported emergency government. but there are doubts, yes, doubts concerning what, concerning disagreements between the army

how many of these bases can netanyahu have? . to each other, under the narrowness of the gaza strip, there are authorities in gaza who warn netanyahu's ex-israeli officials that if you actually want to enter gaza , you should be aware of them, and this may be a trap for them, but in general, if we want in fact , let's draw a conclusion, limited ground operations by israel is the most likely option that we will see in the coming days. thank you. we finally have mr. mukhtar haddad, an expert on west asian issues. let's draw the scene for our audience , what is the current situation of gaza and palestine and even south lebanon, and finally, as a conclusion, i want to have your analysis of what will happen in the future. the zionists threatening gaza with a ground attack from onur is very interesting. i saw a video today the children of gaza who mentioned the name of seyed hassan nasrallah as their supporter, the resistance in lebanon may enter the scene, what do you think will happen? yes, i just want to quickly point out that since

and as i said, benjamin netanyahu assignments is going to take a very long time. we say that the military have said that that without a ground invasion, they kind of change the goals. so it is expected that that might happen. and we, st. cole's again of full civilians whom still might be in the north to head for the south to relative relatively safe cipher areas. rebecca, the reports from a 5 the communication networks and gaza. i'm returning is that what you're hearing as well? yes, we've had the confirmation from one of the providers in the gaza strip. if they ever start slightly restoring communications there, i haven't been able to contact anybody that to we're in contact with so far, but that has been pretty constant over the last 3 weeks. is people trying desperately seek an charging station, so going to local shops where they might have a solar panel charging station that they can use. so people with very limited electricity, also not being able to connect to networks, but we all think that the power is slowly, sorry, that the telecommunication services are

netanyahu, what caught my attention is what netanyahu and israeli analysts say, that iran stands behindt understand that the palestinian is beseged in gaza, but can do that. they do not want to believe that the palestinian resistance is doing this. the shock and state of denial continues and i think the israelies now fear any action in other friends. the gangs that occupied israel turn into an army, and for the sake of this army, a state was established, and the army of this state was hit. وهذه الدوله ان ضرب عمودها الفقري الجيش ماذا يبقى انتهى والان الجيش ضرب شكرا على مشاركاتتك معنا في هذه الحلقه من العين الاستراير لكم مشاهدين بامان الله этих людей может уже не быть. it's a dire situation in in the ghaza strip that we're... we're seeing evolve. we've got the israelis that have have clearly uh not followed uh obligations, particularly the people in the ghaza strip. there's a huge amount of sympathy in the air world for palestinian. i think the israeli economy will have a significant hit just because the market uncertain. around israel based on where it is in the region and what its econo

that's what netanyahu is signaling. that's what -- it's an unprecedented israeli response to an unprecedented hamas attack. >> it certainly was unprecedented, never seen anything like that before with the infiltrators roaming the streets. ambassador james jeffrey, really appreciate you making the time. thanks so much. >> thank you very much. >>> as we've been reporting, hamas says it is holding dozens of israelis following the group's surprise raid from gaza. we'll have the latest on the militant group's unprecedented attack and israel's response when we come back. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. >>> hamas claims it has captured dozens of israeli citizens and soldiers in its surprise incursio

netanyahu and netanyahu with what he is doing now against gaza by massacring palestinians he is trying to play the card of a extreme nationalist in order to save his head what happened on october 7th 2023 number one it was a miracle for the palestinian and islamic resistance because actually the war that zionism is waging against islam in gaza, it didn't start today, it started in 1917 with the infamous belfur declaration and the british defeat of the ottomans, this war continued during the cold war and after the cold war, i mean what the americans and on behalf of israel have done since 1991 with the destruction of iraq, of syria, of libya, of yemen, of sudan, all these are part of the project of israel to totally, and americans of course to totally destroy islam and if possible to remove the arabs from the middle east in order to fulfill the fake zionist prophecies of israel, the the the the the the the greater israel which aims to wipe out islam and the arabs, so i mean what netanyahu is doing today is an act of desperation, he netanyahu if he can, he is going to kill even his own m

we know that netanyahu has more cases in israeli courts than al-murta. the defeat of this war is much higher than the 33-day war, because it caused this system to fail from the inside. it cannot be repaired. thus the end of the war. the beginning of netanyahu's problems and the beginning of the removal process, then the trial of him and his feelings are from the scene of israeli politics, and this gap that has been created in the sunni society is a gap that has nothing to do with the resistance . different only in gathering together. these characteristics have nothing in common, and this difference is becoming more and more common day by day, and the society of sine dosti is moving towards extremism. they should leave aside wisdom and make decisions based on extremism. in fact, they are doing it to the end. therefore, the opinion of the supreme authority that this regime will not last for long and what they said a few years ago for another 25 years is actually true. most of it is done by the zionists themselves, and even before this operation we have see

what did you make of benjamin netanyahu's - make of benjamin netanyahu's address? unequivocal _ address? i think it certainly was unequivocal in _ address? i think it certainly was unequivocal in its _ address? i think it certainly was| unequivocal in its determination address? i think it certainly was i unequivocal in its determination to conduct the military operation. anybody who believes there would be a ceasefire in order to try to reach some sort of agreement with regards to the hostages, i think that has been completely dismissed. bind to the hostages, i think that has been completely dismissed. and this idea that he said, _ been completely dismissed. and this idea that he said, i _ been completely dismissed. and this idea that he said, i will— been completely dismissed. and this idea that he said, i will quote - been completely dismissed. and this idea that he said, i will quote the - idea that he said, i will quote the line, there is no contradiction between bringing back the hostages and dismantling hamas. is that a statement you agree with? i certainly d

ii netanyahu will now be looking to no? , ., netanyahu will now be looking to io?to no? ., netanyahu will now be looking toao? ., ., to go? if you go back to the 2000 and _ to go? if you go back to the 2000 and 611— to go? if you go back to the 2000 and 611 on _ to go? if you go back to the 2000 and 611 on war, - to go? if you go back to the 2000 and 611 on war, the l to go? if you go back to the - 2000 and 611 on war, the prime minister said on day one he would destroy his follow, that did not happen. —— hezbollah. i think there will be a very substantial israeli attack on hamas, i think they realise the rules of the game has changed, they thought hamas would never do any and, like this so they will hit hard and i think there will hit hard and i think there will be a government of national unity, but after this is over let's say a month from now, i think there will be a commission of national enquiry and i think the netanyahu reputation as minister of security is really damaged, i think he has got a lot to answerfor in this think he has got a lot to answer for in

prime minister netanyahu is warning of a long, and difficult more to come. ben rhodes, who served as national security adviser under president obama, joins me next. we will be right back. shingles. the rash can feel like an intense burning sensation and last for weeks. it can make your workday feel impossible. the virus that causes shingles is likely already inside of you. 50 years or older? ask your doctor about shingles. ♪ tourists tourists that turn into scientists. tourists taking photos that are analyzed by ai. so researchers can help life underwater flourish. ♪ >> earlier today, the office of prime minister prime minister benjamin netanyahu said that israel had voted last night to officially put the country at war, allowing it to korea, quote, significant military activities. the cabinet focuses official legal standing to what prime minister netanyahu already said after hamas began its operation that is so far killed 600 israeli people, alluding to the latest on reporting on the ground. my colleague to president obama, also an msnbc contributor, ben. i

areas and you see them in panic and in shock and you see that they're very weak, even when you see netanyahu coming out and saying that this is a war, state of war, it's been a war since the beginning since the day they occupied this holy land uh for the muslims, christians and jews, they they they have violating human rights, international laws, killing human beings day and night, and all of it is is, most of it is exposed because of the media. i mean social media and and people get taking pictures of this and videos of this and designs have not been held accountable and it's time for designers to be held accountable and these criminals to be held accountable, it's time for prosecutors to prosecute these criminals, i mean in evitably it had to get to the stage, the palestinians had to get to a stage where they can uh get inside their land and take over certain areas and humiliate design. regime, we seen that before in 2006 uh and and the year 2000 uh you know during the war of lebanon when the israelies tried to occupy lebanon, same thing there, it took some time after developments after ex

this minister benjamin netanyahu. you are right. this attack— minister benjamin netanyahu.s attack on israel— minister benjamin netanyahu. you are right. this attack on israel caught - right. this attack on israel caught many by surprise, including here in washington. and so, what we have seen this morning was just a scramble to respond. that response has been unsurprising, not only from president biden but also from the secretaries of state and defence. they have offered their support to israel, essentially saying that they will offer every kind of support to israel. as you know, the united states is one of the biggest military supporters of israel. it spent over $100 billion over the decades. these are really important words for prime minister benjamin yas and yahoo to hear. —— prime minister benjamin netanyahu. this was a really important message for israel, that even though in the past there has been a conflict over what president biden because the right—wing government of prime minister benjamin netanyahu, that the united states will not support... will not stop its su

alert; ongoing settlement activity ben'amin netanyahu's governmenti netanyahu's government.rnment. very clear that what hamas is _ netanyahu's government. very clear that what hamas is doing _ netanyahu's government. very clear that what hamas is doing right i netanyahu's government. very clear that what hamas is doing right now. that what hamas is doing right now is not defending those interests. actually what mccrone is doing is working also against the palestinian interest but what it is first and foremost doing is killing israelis. hamas is just operating against the state of israel in a ferocious terror attack which we are fighting now with all of our power and as i said, we must stand together and prevail. said, we must stand together and revail. ~ ., , , ., ., prevail. what he is trying to allude to clearly is _ prevail. what he is trying to allude to clearly is years _ prevail. what he is trying to allude to clearly is years and _ prevail. what he is trying to allude to clearly is years and years i prevail. what he is trying to allude to clearly is years and years of

former aide to benjamin netanyahu when netanyahu was deputy minister, looking at political future ofoment in the wake of the war, for the moment. present, i have never seen this country, as united as now. >> i think this is true. we had worst year going into this war where israelis were divided on the judicial reform, they hated each other, there were groups that was baseless hatred, anger, and disrespect. and all that changed on october 7, we saw worst in israelis before october 7 we see the best in people in every single group. getting together, working together. putting aside differences, and from a civilian level, until you get to government, from a civil analyst, everyone is working together. to fight this war, to support each other, people that are out there fighting, the families that have been if you go to a hotel where there is people staying, who have been refugees from the south and north, people are bringing clothes, and food, and kid kids to play, my kids who are teens they go to play with kids and calm them, people are urighted. jonathan: interesting. a lot of people th

netanyahu's totally failed to do that. and there is no doubt that many of the -- from the moment that he established this extremist coalition he has had tunnel vision to try and keep himself out of jail and diverting the attention of the most important parts of israeli government to anything but the deterrence of israel's enemies. and they were watching. and they were watching how what he was doing was dividing the country. and they were watching with great glee. and then this terrible attack by hamas happened. he still has taken no responsibility whatsoever. >> a "new york times" op-ed from ger shom gorenberg called for netanyahu to resign. you know gorenberg but for people out there who don't he's a respected journalist and history yab. he's obviously progressive. quote despite the devastating crisis netanyahu remains aloof and his government dysfunctional. given that obviously this was not only an intelligence failure but a military readiness failure, how do you think the netanyahu government has handled the crisis sinc

benjamin netanyahu. netanyahu, welcome back to cats and dogs. it's good to be back again and again and again. yes, you do keep coming back, don't you? mr. netanyahu, how long have you been waiting this time around for a meeting with the american president? nine months. nine months, why so long? he was resting. is that the real reason? or did he have concerns about your meeting? well, in truth, his people said they were afraid i will arrive. with lot of dirty laundry to deal with, oh, by dirty laundry, you mean difficult subjects, no, i mean dirty laundry, shirts, unwear, pants, that kind of thing, right, you are on that one, so what caused the present to actually agree to meet you, after all, you didn't agree to meet, sorry, just mixed me with ukrainian president vladimir zelinski, but you did talk about the hard issues, right, sort of. what do you mean by sort of? well, i talked about relations with america, and he promised to send me yet another eight package. so, what was that aid package about? he told me he was delivering the aid package to

well, during this period of 1000 years that the new government of netanyahu was formed , this netanyahu is the most extreme fanatic. most religious zionist personalities and groups have dissociated, which is interesting, their priority is different from netanyahu's own priority. stantanyahu believes that the only danger that the regime poses is iran, but they believe that the danger that exists is caused by the presence of palestinians in the occupied territories, and they believe that their fathers made a mistake in 1948, when they displaced a large part of the palestinian nation, their mistake was not to displace everyone, and now they say that if you look at gaza, the west bank, you will see that a huge problem has been created for the zionists in area 48, like a barrel . there is gunpowder and they have whatever it is possible therefore, from the point of view of these groups who admit that the priority is to destroy al-aqsa mosque in order to destroy this islamic symbol. the images that you can see live and directly from gable khabar network are related to the current time in the g

benjamin netanyahu vowing to root out hamas, but within the country, there is growing criticism of netanyahu. allegations that he position helped prop up hamas in an effort to weaken the palestinian authority. from analysis in the times of israel, "the idea was to prevent president abbas or anyone else in the palestinian authority's west bank government from toward establishment of a state. so upgraded to an direct negotiations via egypt and one that was allowed to receive infusions of cash from be broad. and we'll ask that of a former israeli prime minister during our next two hours of coverage because there have been consequences for the decisions both historic and modern. and what happens next will no doubt fundamentally change the way israel operates. perhaps even the entire region. but first, let us get to what is happening right now on the ground. joining me now from ashkelon is raf sanchez. so every time i've looked up today, you've been in and out of a bomb shelter. as we said, these bombs, the strikes have been going back and forth all day. tell me what you are seeing right now. >>

there is no arab world nor a palestinian cause in the map that netanyahu heralds. rather, there is a regional power, solarly zionist israel supported by the united states of america, that plunders from arabs oil money to establish its superiority. alas, everything is now out in the open. normalizing relations between saudi arabia and the israeli entity will lead to the palestinians losing a friend who was only ashamed to deal with the zionists in public. and now has the chance to do it openly. saudi arabia embraces zionists this week on the medias stream.

to the this, these dw news live from the the news riley prime minister. benjamin netanyahu stays the war against how most will be long and difficult. it stays. the 2nd stage of the war has begun and describes the conflict as israel taken war of independence. also coming off families of hostages, held by a mouse in gauze and meet with benjamin netanyahu. they want the government to delight the military campaign. i'm doing more to secure the release of hostages and the un bones of as we main humanitarian catastrophe for the 2000000 people trapped in gaza. ida organizations site communications blackout is timeframe release. if it's the jerod rate. welcome to the chart. is riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu says that israel has entered the 2nd stage of the war with how my soft or wrapping up ground operations in concept. hilda press conference, we'd war cabinet minister benny johnson, defense minister. you'll have kalonde and reiterated calls for guys and civilians to evacuate the northern region of districts. you describe the conflict as israel's 2nd war of independence didn't guid

and against the israeli regime they are saying that netanyahu must immediately stop bombing and stop earth striks against the goza strap and fear that their sons and daughters might be killed in this war uh in this war that netanyahu and his regime is launching against the gar ship yes mona you were talking about the vehicle that was hit i saw the images earlier that it was quite unbelievable this vehicle was driving uh inside of ghaza and it's an is really tank tried to make you turn and was just blasted was just absolutely unbelievable, there were no soldiers trying to see um who was in the vehicle, they didn't care, mean there was nothing left to this vehicle, so with the situation, again the regime continually tells uh people in gaza to leave the north and go to the south, um, but one, people don't have fuel in their cars, two, the situation is extremely dangerous uh by air, they could be hit any second, and of course uh with israelis also shelling from the sea and tanks right outside of gaza, i mean as we've said time and time again, there is no safe place, it seems now mona tha

benjamin netanyahu, israel's leader...wd. also a passionate president erdogan today. demonstrations of support for palestinians have also taken place in paris, despite a ban. a french court said the march could risk �*disturbing public order�*, given the rise in anti—semitic acts in france since the beginning of the war. elsewhere in europe, people protested in cities including stockholm, copenhagen, and rome. thousands marched down the swedish capital to show their support for palestinians. more on the israeli hostages in gaza — which earlier i spoke to idan roll, who is member of the knesset for yesh atid — a centrist, liberal party in israel, that refused to join benjamin netanyahu�*s war cabinet. i asked him what he made of the prime minister�*s promise to bring. we have over 200 babies, children, young women, holocaust survivors who have been taken hostage by hamas. the second goal is to destroy hamas completely, both its political wing, so to speak and its military wing. both, by the way are the same because both win

i should refer to a significant issue that netanyahu didn't intend to wage a war.bout making hamas pay a price, purging the settlements and preventing another force from getting involved in the battle, those were his goals. no, it's biden who spoke yesterday. about decisiveness, blincon spoke about decisiveness, austin and sullavan spoke about decisiveness, the decision of decisiveness is an american decision, because netanyahu doesn't have internal legitimacy to take a decision to wage a war. he is in shock. the first israeli who spoke about decisiveness in gaza was ganz who is considered the u.s. representative in the new cabinet. so there was no intention of waging a war on the israeli side, but it was the u.s. that began to directly engage. and issue orders when it saw the entity collapsing and in a state of shock and saw netanyahu's failure to recognize the extent of the problem that he has fallen into. anyway, iran does not care about the american presence, norther the american threats and his military movements at the sea, rather, it continues to exert effor

, the pressure on the government of netanyahu . thank you very much. dear viewer, the chairman of the stock exchange organization said that the agreed market does not have a base volume and fluctuation range, so that the shareholders can operate in this market with less restrictions. according to mr. eshghi, one of the missions of the exchange since last year is to provide conditions for companies to enter the higher market, which during the last year, 16 companies opened

if netanyahu would have taken the same speech, he would not be netanyahu.nyahu is politics and here comes biden and tells israel what israel wanted to hear, i will love him to say more things about the palestinians. he ignored it totally this is very regretful. by the end of the day, israel needs some kind of leadership. nobody is iran really to understand we have to go for a new way. nobody is there. amy: gideon levy, thank you for being with us award-winning , israeli journalist and author. and author. columnist for the newspaper haaretz and a member of its editorial board. we will link to your most recent piece "israel can't imprison two million gazans without paying a cruel price." coming up, a debate between two leading progressive activist in the u.s. over funding for ukraine and a discussion about increasing funding, military funding to israel. back in 20 seconds. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. president biden said tuesday he will ask congress to approve em

i think netanyahu _ response also? i think netanyahu put - response also?yahu put them as a response also? i think _ netanyahu put them as a second priority. — netanyahu put them as a second priority, if you will, earlier todax _ priority, if you will, earlier today. military destruction of hamas— today. military destruction of hamas item number one on the agenda, — hamas item number one on the agenda, but i'm not sure how long — agenda, but i'm not sure how long that _ agenda, but i'm not sure how long that will be able to last. the families of these people are under tremendous strain inside — are under tremendous strain inside israel. they want their loved — inside israel. they want their loved ones back, and you know, it is not— loved ones back, and you know, it is notiust _ loved ones back, and you know, it is notjust the hostages. we have _ it is notjust the hostages. we have a — it is notjust the hostages. we have a number of american citizens— have a number of american citizens and non—israeli, non—palestinian citizens still in gaza _ non—palestinian

netanyahu will have to enter into. let's see if he does or not. >> and what you've rightly pointed out is that the slippage of this violence becomes a national security issue to so many countries around the region and it will be the reason why you are seeing these statements of condemnation. what happens here doesn't stay here. it slips across the region and that puts everybody's national security at risk. michael, thank you for joining us. we'll take a short break. >>> welcome back. in tel aviv the time is 11:35 in the morning. u.s. president joe biden has landed in israel just a short while ago. this visit amid deepening tensions in the region after a blast killed hundreds of people at a hospital in gaza around 7:00 in the evening last night. palestinian officials put the blame on israeli airstrikes. israel defense forces denies any involvement. i want to bring in white house correspondent arlette saenz in washington and scott mclean is with us in london. ar let me read the statement released by the white house while

my apologies for calling prime minister netanyahu president netanyahu. when we come back. we'll be with "new york times" columnist ned freeman to discuss the conflict and the wider implications when we come back. >>> and now joining me to discuss the broader context of the con fflict is tom freedman,e was the times bureau chief in beirut and jerusalem and is author of the book from beirut to jerusalem. he won the first two pulitzer prizes reported from the region. let me first ask you, you think about this a lot, you always interested in technology and such, what strikes you about the asymmetry of this attack, hamas after all very weak compared to the idf, terrorism is always the weapon of the weak. yet they were able to pull off something quite extraordinary partly because of the surprise and the brutality, right? >> you know, fareed, i think this war will be studied by intelligence services all over the word. a lot of people are saying this is israel's 9/11. that is just silly. 9/11 was a complete unimagined eept that people would turn airlines into suicide bombs. this w

and netanyahu said it. no place for palestinian state. so what do you live in? situation of enslavement? let me ask you, where in the world, like a country -- it's amazing that this is allowed to happen. netanyahu, in my opinion, is a criminal. he is ready to do anything to save himself. he is ready to kill palestinians and israelis. he is taking the risk of killing israeli prisoners in gaza. why is he doing that? he doesn't care about people. he cares about himself, about saving himself. this is the most opportunistic criminal leader ever in the middle east. host: daniel levy, let me get your thoughts on that, the endgame with netanyahu. you might help us understand what the thinking is right now in israel. what is the endgame with this new conflict in gaza? is it to be occupy gaza, or is it more than that? daniel: with your permission if i may just comment on a couple of points raised. because i think the other thing that these events remind us is that the abraham accords and normalization stuff, this is not making peace in the middle east because this is not

ben'amin netanyahu said this applies. benjamin netanyahu said this would _ applies.would be _ applies. benjamin netanyahu said this would be difficult. said this would be difficult and said it would be a long one. when you heard that, were you thinking, months? marketing at? b. you thinking, months? marketing at? �* , ., at? a very sobering to the israeli public _ at? a very sobering to the israeli public and - at? a very sobering to the israeli public and the - at? a very sobering to the i israeli public and the parents independence of the idea of soldiers taking on this ground offensive and just as we have seen with the palestinian population as a result of the campaign thus far, but i believe will take a week six if not months and two weeks there all of the structures and that alone, the metro as it has been characterised by the idf and the terminal substructure across the city.— across the city. does the israeli military _ across the city. does the israeli military have - across the city. does the israeli military have the l across the city. does the - israeli mi

laike means from this bigoted city because they put the responsibility completely on netanyahu, so netanyahu feels that he has no solution unless he gets a big and impressive victory. it is enough that it should finally be achieved he will either capture the main figures of hamas or make them martyrs and then come and announce that, well , i responded to that hamas operation, then he should enter into negotiations for him, so from netanyahu's point of view, this is possible, but netanyahu's problem is that any action he faced failure and each time this failure deepened, as mentioned, a failure that was added to the previous failures that were not sustainable. we saw israel's land entry plan and said that it is immature and has many problems the americans are trying in some way to actually prevent this very risky operation for soharen netanyahu's regime. in order to save himself, he wants to cause this whole regime to suffer a new failure without actually realizing what he is doing. mr. thomas fritman he pointed out that i have come to israel in recent days and i have come across a strange ph

netanyahu is calling this the second phase of the war. is this the ground invasion we've been expecting? and i know that the biden white house believes that israel has the right to do so this, but my question is, do you think what israel is doing in gaza is wise? do you think what they're doing is the smart thing to do? >> first as to what is exactly here, i'll let the israeli defense forces characterize their operations and how it flits into their larger plan. i would say they're the ones making the decisions, conducting the operations, and they're best positioned to speak to it. over the course of the past twleex jake, we have had numerous conversations from the prime minister and prime minister on down and certainly among the prime minister and their counterparts about israeli military objectives and about the steps that they have ten and intend to take to achieve those objectives and we've asked them hard questions. the same hard questions that we would ask ourselves, if we were seeking to conduct an operation to take out a terrorist

netanyahu will now be looking to no? ., netanyahu will now be looking too?u will now be looking to io? ., 4' ., netanyahu will now be looking too? ., ~ ., ., to go? you know, if you go back to go? you know, if you go back to the 2006 _ to go? you know, if you go back to the 2006 lebanon _ to go? you know, if you go back to the 2006 lebanon war, - to go? you know, if you go back to the 2006 lebanon war, the i to the 2006 lebanon war, the prime minister then sat on day one that he would destroy hezbollah. of course, that didn't happen. i think it will be very substantial israeli attacks on him us ———— hamas because they thought that hamas would never do anything, like this, and so able hit hard. and i think there will be a government of national immunity but after this is over, let's say a month from now, i think there will be a commission of national enquiry and i think the netanyahu's reputation as mr security is really damaged. i think he's got a lot to answerfor in this i think he's got a lot to answer for in this terrible intelligence failure.- intelligen

netanyahu feels that there is no way back. he has to continue to take revenge on the palestinian nation for the defeat he suffered . also, i believe that he is taking revenge on the israelis themselves, because the strange majority of israelis do not accept what happened to netanyahu, and for him. it doesn't matter if he wants to give them this message, either israel or me, israel will not exist without netanyahu and he is continuing his crimes and we are seeing that even western countries are trying not to associate with netanyahu too much now, but netanyahu is personally disturbed and he has become mentally disordered, he has lost his mental balance and is committing these crimes, this is the main reason, and i think the other heads of the zionist regime today are all thinking of getting rid of this dilemma and ending this war. because the resistance has not entered the real war yet, the real war will happen when it happens being on the ground, the ground has always been and always will be the weak point of the israeli army,

mr netanyahu said it was clear to — problem. mr netanyahu said it was clear to the _ problem.etanyahu said it was clear to the world the - problem. mr netanyahu said it was clear to the world the us l was clear to the world the us is standing behind israel in the battle for civilisation. what do you say to the us and president biden? i what do you say to the us and president biden?— president biden? i feel not heard, that _ president biden? i feel not heard, that is _ president biden? i feel not heard, that is a _ president biden? i feel not heard, that is a problem i president biden? i feel notj heard, that is a problem as president biden? i feel not. heard, that is a problem as an american citizens and somebody who votes in every election since i became a us citizen we do not feel seen by this administration, while unrwa has great relationship with this administration than previous ones, as an american citizen i do not feel seen, i do not feel verified, we feel in a way victimised by this campaign. backin victimised by this campaign. back in gaza for my family and on the hom

prime minister netanyahu vows that battle has just begun. and iran warns israel has crossed red lines. good evening i think jonathan hunt in israel with a special two hour edition of fox news live it is 4 a.m. monday morning, here in jerusalem, once again, people in the region will be waking this morning to the violent sounds of war. over the weekend we saw most intense bombardment since the war between hamas and israel began this month. and idf troops have raised the israeli flag in gaza as they continue to push into the palestinian territory. and war casualties are climbing death toll in gaza now reported to have passed 8,000. more than 1400 people have died on the israeli side. unprecedented numbers. in decades of israeli-palestinian violence. civil unrest also becoming a problem across gaza, 3 dozen trucks entered on sunday, largest aid shipment against the war again, humanitarian workers tell us that the assistance is still short of the needs and thousands of people broke into warehouses to take flour and basic high scehygiene products.

prime minister benjamin netanyahu warns there's a long and difficult war ahead. part of president biden's promise of rock-solid unwavering support. we have team coverage from the war zone to washington. ian pannell leads us off from israel. >> reporter: tonight, fire and fury in gaza city lighting up the night sky. relentless explosions and panic in the streets as israel fights back. prime minister benjamin netanyahu declaring, "we are embarking on a long and difficult war that was forced upon us." it erupted just after dawn saturday. air raid sirens sounding across israel heralding a massive barrage of hamas rockets, more than 2,200. a complex and highly coordinated attack was under way taking israel completely by surprise, coming by air, by sea and by land. hamas video showing armed militants rushing towards the border breaching israeli defenses. militants shooting indiscriminately, leaving bodies in the streets. some people even shot in their cars. and in a rural area near the border, thousands of young israelis celebrating at a music festival. look closely, t

now the second phase as netanyahu describes it.video is very disturbing and will likely fuel fury among many. women, as you rightly said in your interview, are inevitably under duress so i just think it's incredibly difficult to know exactly now the talks which have been continuing almost every day since october 7th, will be impacted. we do know that those talks, those around those talks thought they might get some kind of a breakthrough. i've been reporting this out with my colleagues, ken and josh, and we were told by a diplomat with knowledge of the talks by a former u.s. official with knowledge of the talks and an israeli official that they had reached a very difficult moment on friday. that former u.s. official saying hamas has been insisting on receiving fuel. the israel and u.s. side plus other countries want a large batch of their citizens released. and the diplomat telling us talks were going very well on thursday and negotiators were hopeful a deal could be reached over the weekend but differences emerged early friday whi