it means that it is not a priority for netanyahu.un to constitute a pressure factor because they have failed to achieve the main goal. this was reflected everywhere, and the widespread disagreements within netanyahu's administration and the war council are no longer hidden, it's being discussed openly in the media, especially between netanyahu and gallant. לשני השותפים הבכירים בממשלת האחדות, ראש הממשלה בנימין נתניהו והשר בני גאנץ ולומר להם, זו עת לאחדות ואת לשוטפות, זו עת לפשרות בינינו על מנת להשיג את מטרות המלחמה למען כולנו. אין זה סוד שיש מתיחות אישית קשה מאוד בנתניהו וגלנט, ושיש מתיחות מקצועית חריפה מאוד בין גלנט לבין שרי המחנה המלך. הוא הולך על קו הרבה יותר מיליטנטי רוצה לומר בנושא של לאן פני המלחמה גלנת יותר קרוב לנתניהו בנושא האישי ממש ממש לא לגלנט אין תוכניות למיטב הבנתי לעזוב את הליכוד ודווקא על הרקע הזה זה דבר מאוד חריג לראות את זה את מה שאומר גאלנט על ראש הממשלה או כי הוא חושב שאין לו מה להפסיד אף אחד לא יחליף שר ביטחון באמצע המלחמה ולאחריה ממילא כל הקלפים התערבבו לגופו של עניין באשר המתיחות הזו ודאי שהוא צודק נתניהו וגנס ח

he said that the supporters, opponents and netanyahu all believe that netanyahu's future is coming to an end in the zionist government. now the question is whether these positions that have been announced have brought netanyahu's end closer, the process of developments that have taken place has led to netanyahu being recognized as the person who is responsible for the war not ending, responsible for not releasing the israeli prisoners, along with social costs and economically and in the international arena. a lot is being suffered in the zionist regime because of the war . netanyahu is considered to be responsible for all of this, and this is a correct view . the continuation of the war is not in the interest of the zionist regime, not in the interest of the zionist regime, not in the interest of the achievement, not in the interest of the zionist army. we have seen that in the storm at least the credibility and dignity of the regime's army faced serious challenges. he was going to enter the war to restore his credibility, but what happened is that the situation of our army is getting

some people are shocked at what netanyahu has said, but a close study of netanyahu, since he first camece, will tell you that he has actually been relatively consistent on not being a champion for a two state solution or, in the case of the palestinian authority, actively undermining their ability to be a representative of the palestinian people. he has succeeded. he has weakened the palestinian authority, he did empower hamas and they are empowered and now stronger than they were probably on october 6th. what can happen? we have heard this week that americans are talking to other israelis about what happens after benjamin netanyahu, but what can happen? >> well, there is the day after gaza and the day after netanyahu. the problem is that there is no mechanism right now to remove him. he has a majority of 64 and with benny gantz adding 12, he's joining the war cabinet, it gives them a comfortable majority. so, right now, literally there is no way to end is prime ministry. it may well be, and i do not believe, ali, that the most intense kinetic face of this war is going to continue for s

this issue is a complex issue for netanyahu, and the end of the war puts netanyahu in a weak position that has no other solution than to agree with the end of netanyahu's political life . this is one point : we want the end of the war , we want the exchange of prisoners , as you mentioned, in relation to the news of channel 13 , hamas gave a statement, a message that we , but only on the condition that a ceasefire happens, and netanyahu without consulting with the ministers of his emergency cabinet. i am grateful to him for consulting and responding to these differences in the regime. recently , we have seen many references to iran and lebanon by the leaders of the zionist regime, more than in the past. iran is behind it, why are they dragging this debate towards iran or lebanon? to answer this question , we must first look at the fact that all the resistance axis sides admitted that the al-aqsa storm operation was in the management and execution in the design of hamas' own work and for the zionist regime. it is very heavy that from hamas to loneliness has been hit and the hit that ha

units, now is already prime minister netanyahu said yesterday that he... experience one of the most difficult days since the invasion of gaza. two dozen iof soldiers were killed on monday. israel media also reported at least 40 troops have become disabled. now palestinian sources of course saying that a regime underects his losses fearing rising public anger. now 109 days passed since the us is ready genocidal war on gaza and tel aviv has not been able to achieve any of its estated goals and netanyahu has been under intense pressure from both his really public. and officials over his handling of the war on gaza. welcome to the spotlight. i'm and these are our guests in today's edition of this spotlight. political anal is joining me fromanese capital. charlot international coordinator with palestinian prisoner solid network is also joining us from vancouver, canada. good to see you both. now beginning with ali, many of these uh iof soldiers are getting killed or wounded, as you just hear in reports, especially yesterday, and at the hands of palestinian fighters in gaza, the number is rising mo

netanyahu's incompetence for mr.anyahu's failure during the last hundred days of the war and in some way drawing the goals that he would have and not reach during the war. these goals are one of the goals that you mentioned yourself , which is the return of prisoners, which unfortunately mr. netanyahu and his cabinet cannot achieve under any circumstances. if the war goes on like this, definitely in the not too distant future, the opposition party or any other party in the knesset will have the harshest positions towards the zionist regime. the cabinet will take over and the overthrow of mr. netanyahu will be certain in this discussion . yes, thank you very much, mr. sohrabi . tick ​​and these attacks are still continuing. we also know that the resistance is organizing attacks against the zionists , including in lebanon, on the border of lebanon with the occupied territories. we had these attacks just in the last hour. today the war planes of the zionist regime to a house. in the south of gaza city, 20 people were at

all of things, broadly, netanyahu has ignored the white i netanyahu has ignored the white housein netanyahurectly that could change in american policy to make sure that some of those things on that list do actually change and get done. is there anything in terms of aid or military arms that they could link to that fundamental request of israel? {131 link to that fundamental request of israel? . ., , ., ._ , link to that fundamental request of israel? _, , ., , ., israel? of course. there are ways of havin: israel? of course. there are ways of having questions _ israel? of course. there are ways of having questions to _ israel? of course. there are ways of having questions to ask _ israel? of course. there are ways of having questions to ask about - israel? of course. there are ways of having questions to ask about the i having questions to ask about the eight and going to the process and often times it is expedited for israel, that may not happen. in the future there are any number of steps that can be taken, but it also has to be done in a way that keeps the us positions across the board u

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, netanyahu , last week.the head of mossad and the head of shabak had a dispute with galant galant, who is the minister of security. in fact, the head of sabat, the head of shabak mossad , said that you have no right to have a meeting with yav galant. netanyahu told the security chiefs that he did not have a meeting with galant, the minister of war. be that well, this meeting was also a regular meeting, a four-person meeting. how many times has this happened in this war? these 3 people and the chief of the general staff , if netanyahu told the head of shabak mossad , you should not have a meeting with the chief and the minister of security. be that as it may, this caused a bit of disruption . in fact, of course, some israelis put forward this analysis that netanyahu is in a way pushing gallant into the corner of the ring, and all the blame falls on gallant as the minister of security and himself from under the burden. he should shoulder the responsibility and shoulder all the responsibilities. in fact, this i

so what's netanyahu trying to do, getting all iuf soldiers killed, so he could have stay in power, i think that netanyahu is very much focusing on his own uh political future, that's what we're seeing with the current israeli approach. i did see those reports regarding um some of the israeli youth refusing to join them. and i think that this indeed is a big dilemma uh for the israeli side, the israeli defence minister, you of gallant actually, i i believe i'm not mistaken made some reference references to this, you have to remember, i recall a statement here from hizballah leader say when he said that the israeli citizens don't lack that attachment or connection to the territory, because there aren't the original inhabitants. of that territory or the rightful owners let's say of that territory. i think the same can be said about the israeli military. i think that there are some youth who no longer feel this connection to the israeli military and that uh is a big strategic um i think danger for the israeli side given how much israel used to rely on military power. you recall how israe

in this episode we will go over the devastating blow that netanyahu and his cabinet received when the supreme court abolish the reasonableness clause in the basic law. this actually adds to the military failures of the occupation army in his confrontation with the palestinian resistance forces in the gaza strip. there are more major disagreements between. between the war leaders within the regime and the war council. this is while the lebanon front is exerting strong military and social pressure inside the zianist regime, in light of the calls to be alert to the development of the iraqi front which has begun targeting the regime directly. regarding these topics, i welcome professor saleh abu aza, the researcher and specialist in israeli affairs. welcome to israel watch professor. let us begin with the israeli supreme court. עסוק בעילת הסבירות במלחמה, כעת, זה טמטום. למי אתה אומר את זה? לשופטי בגץ? לשופטי בית המשפט העליון, ולכל מי שעוסק בזה בתקופה הזו, טמטום עלי אדמות. על כך משיבה שופטת חיות מפסק הדין, כחודש לאחר שהתקיים הדיון באתירות התרגשה עלינו מתקפת טרור ומאז נתונה מדינת ישראל במלחמ

zionist evenings also against the residence netanyahu sit-in despite netanyahu's promise to release the prisoners and after at least 18 days of war, the zionist regime has not been able to get about 130 of its prisoners out of gaza alive. the knesset also has the issue of reviewing the vote of no confidence in benjamin netanyahu's government due to its inability to return asra. channel 13 of the zionist regime's tv has reported a survey, according to which more than half of the zionists believe that netanyahu is seeking to continue the war for his own interests , and if elections are held in the current situation, only 32 will vote for him. a conversation with mr. nazari we will continue, mr. nazri, we have seen the pictures, this anger has had a lot of reactions on social networks. we have reflected in the media and we mentioned that channel 13 of the zionist regime says that if there is an election in the current situation, perhaps 32% may vote for the prime minister of the zionist regime , namely netanyahu. how do you predict and what do other experts say about him and can he be succ

, no, you're going to have to deal with netanyahu. 'who in the midst of this war, i mean the idea that they talk about the next day as if it's just somehow going to all be cleaned up and then the israelis and americans will get together and decide everything, that is unrealistic. let's also be clear that there is no real faction in israel that is saying, we want peace with the palestinians, there is a general feeling in the israeli population that they want the palestinians wipe'. out and this is something to behold, this is a tremendously offensive notion, and there is no, nobody saying, let's have two-state solution really enthusiastically, and although the world is saying it, the us is saying it, there's nobody responding within israel, there is intention to obliterate to ethnically cleansed, to depopulate to... terminate palestinians in israel, which is overwhelming and is irrespective of whetheru is in power or not, right? well, i mean, what you talked about basically described? al anthony and yeah, the majority of them do not wa

netanyahu actually went into a meeting today with the um ministry minister of defense, the war cabinet without the... for example, documentary called the gatekeepers where they were attackingahu and the religious nationalist direction, the israeli government, and they're increasingly coming out. and saying for example, the former israeli army chief of staff, dan holut who helped oversee some of the first heavy aircraft assaults on the gaza strip in history has said that the war is lost to hamas and that the real victory will only come when netanyahu is removed, you have giora ailand who is a former major former major general who's now major military commentator in israel, he has said that the palestinian resistance in gaza has... proved resilient and cannot be simply defeated, so all these acknowledgements are taking place. every major centrest columnist in israel has said that there will be no military solution in gaza, and that netanyahu is the problem, but netanyahu is there, he has solid base, and he himself is a prisoner to these extreme figures like idamar ben givir, who hold jus

trying to do, getting all iuf soldiers killed, so he could have stay in power, i think that netanyahu is very much focusing on his own uh political future, that's what we're seeing with the current israeli approach, i did see those reports regarding um some of the israeli youth refusing to join the... and i think that this indeed is a big dilemma uh for the israeli side, the israeli defence minister, you of gallant actually, i i believe i'm not mistaken, made some reference references to this, you have to remember, i recall a statement here from leader say when he said that the israeli citizens don't lack that attachment or connection to the territory, because there aren't the original inhabitants. of that territory or the rightful owners, let's say of that territory. i think the same can be said about the israeli military, i think that there are some youth who no longer feel this connection to the israeli military, and that uh is a big strategic, i think, danger for the israeli side given how much israel used to rely on military power. uh, you recall how israel appears to be addicted

in this episode we will go over the devastating blow that netanyahu and his cabinet received when theurt abolish the reasonableness clause in the basic law. this actually adds to the military failures of the occupation army. in his confrontation with the palestinian resistance forces in the gaza strip. there are more major disagreements between the war leaders within the regime and the war council. this is while the lebanon front is exerting strong military and social pressure inside. design is regime in light of the calls to be alert to the development of the iraqi front which has begun targeting the regime directly. regarding these topics, i welcome professor, the researcher and specialist in israeli affairs. welcome to israel watch professor. let us begin with the israeli supreme court's abolition of the reasonableness clause in the basic law. it is expected to cause major political and societal division in the... אחרי הדלפת פסק הדין, הערב הגיעו תוצאות האמת. ברוב דחוק של שמונה שופטים מול שבעה, בית המשפט העליון מבטל את צמצום מילת הסבירות. בינתיים הזעם על פסק הדין בממשלה מתחלק לכמה ס

in a piece called the price of benjamin netanyahu's ambition. >> benjamin netanyahu is very much his father's son. he fashioned himself, i am the unique and only defender of israel and under me there will never be a palestinian state and the only time that you've seen benjamin netanyahu in the mode of concession or compromise is mainly to fend off american presidents. remember he gave a speech while obama was president where he gave a compromising language about the possibility of some sort of a two state solution. it turned out to be, to use the expression, baloney. right now, his appeal to whatever base he has left, and really only 50% of the israeli people want to see him continue as prime minister, it's i am the person who will need -- uniquely defend against the entity at all. and considering how traumatized israelis are, this does have some appeal, and for him to be kicked out of office, there has to be either a vote of no- confidence or new elections which is a complicated piece of business. >> they have a parliamentary system. and that's one of the reasons that he is dependen

yeah, these statements and noticed surprise or benjamin netanyahu. he said that even before this whole situation began on october 7th, this was a long standing stand of he's saying that the israel needed to maintain a security over the entire region. and that runs in conflict with palestinian style palestinian sovereignty. certainly that's something that he's maintained. we have been seeing a lot of pressure from the us that a 2 state solution that a diplomatic solution is the only way forward. and the things must start to develop towards forming a palestinian state. and then we know where there was, of course, a lot of disagreement, people thinking, but that was not how the government was, was leaning here in israel. but then we have that conversation between you as president button and yahoo on friday. and then, you know, the white house certainly same line that benjamin netanyahu made noises, all made suggestions in that phone call that he was open to that 2 state solution, as you say, now coming out with conflicting messaging, saying that he is.

zionist evenings also sat in front of netanyahu's residence, despite netanyahu's promise to release the prisoners and at least after. 108 days of the war, the zionist regime has not been able to get its 130 prisoners out of gaza alive. the knesset also has the matter of reviewing the vote of no confidence in benjamin netanyahu's government due to its inability to return the prisoners. channel 13 of the zionist regime's tv has announced a survey, according to which more than half of the zionists believe that netanyahu is for profit. seeking to continue the war and if elections are held in the current situation , only 32% will vote for him. we will continue the conversation with mr. nazari. mr. nazari , we have seen the pictures, this anger has had a lot of reaction in social networks, it has been reflected in the media, and we mentioned that channel 13 of the zionist regime says. if there is an election, in the current situation, maybe 32% will vote for the prime minister of the zionist regime, namely netanyahu. in your opinion , what is the current situation of this person , how do you

netanyahu is still busy deceiving the zionists. we want to know what the story is and what initiative hamas has actually used here. well, i would like to say hello to you and also to my dear viewers , one of the issues that we witnessed almost from the beginning of the crisis was the issue of prisoners that hamas. he has always announced that we intend to release them, we only have conditions, that is to release the palestinian prisoners, but it is the zionists who resist this demand and always try to block this process with different titles. be exchanged. yes, well, in society, we are now witnessing that protests are intensifying, especially. there are various news coming out of the media that some of these prisoners were targeted and killed in the zionist bunkers, which aimlessly target civilian areas and are somehow committing a blind crime . well, this is the community news. the zionists have been confused by the zionist families, while holding rallies in different areas , asking the netanyahu government to at least stop the ce

it blows up the next war council and holds it against netanyahu's administration.s to call for sease fire, and us and uk air strikes target a yemeny port, as sign offers steadfast and banning israel ships from entering the red sea.

, because of this, from now on, they are going to bring down netanyahu or netanyahu's government, in addition to the fact that we saw in the past that the bill of no confidence in netanyahu's government went to the knesset, even though it was not voted. and netanyahu's coalition tried not to pass it , but finally this bill passed for the first time after the start of the war, an initial breakthrough anyway , following the letter that passed two weeks ago. 70 israeli security officers wrote that this is a call for early elections the first political effort of the labor party was the labor party , which of course was not approved, because of this, netanyahu is desperately seeking to make an achievement, and he did not get that achievement in gaza. the news that leaks from the secret meetings of netanyahu and his team shows that probably looking for an adventure in another front. yes, and he can cover up this part, the gaza front, in a way, and follow the achievements in another place. for example, you mean lebanese, probably lebanon or syria. now, let's put the news together. images we

and they are screaming at netanyahu, they're demanding that he roll back this military operation and negotiate, because they realize that the only way they're... get their loved ones back is through an actual deal and netanyahu is determined to avoid that deal because the ceasefire means the end of his political career in the end of his extremely right-wing coalition, so there is mounting opposition. netanyahu actually went into a meeting today with the um ministry, minister of defense, the war cabinet without the intelligence chiefs uh because he's increasingly afraid of scrutiny uh we're seeing a war of the... mandarins within israeli within the israeli body politic where the intense pressure on netanyahu is ratcheting up as he is failing to bring the hostages back. is he actually afraid of musad and shinbet? well these are the the so-called gatekeepers and the former mosad and shinbet chiefs, appeared in a film, for example, documentary called the gatekeepers where they were attacking netanyahu and the religious nationalist. direction the israeli government and they're increasingl

netanyahu has been in hot water over his handling of the gaza of war. israel has so far failed to release any of the captives by military means, it has also failed to achieve any of its estated goals of the war. israel has been the scene of anti netanyahu rallies for months. the israely prime minister has been charged with fraud, bribary and the breach of trust in three cases filed in 2019. amas's arm wing, the al-qasan brigades has released fresh footage of its attacks on invading israeli troops and military vehicles in unis in southern gaza strip. in the latest attacks al-qassam said that it regime forces have stormed several areas in the occupied west bank in their raids the abducted sisters of martered senior hamas member al joined us earlier for more details, it's weird that the israeli forces detained in let's say two different operations near ramal this morning where the israeli soldiers carried out pair of overnight rates in ramallah specifically in the village of araura the hometown of martur sheikh salih and albiri near ramallah and the israel

is it benjamin netanyahu? while he says the has to be disagreements, even with our friends, is simply ignoring the us when it comes to the idea of an independent palestine. after the war, it has been us policy for more than 20 years. it's something that has been pushed by joe biden. but the flip side of that is that it, benjamin netanyahu has never been a fund of the idea. and that spring to put a considerable amount of time as well. and as, as we said a short while ago, the 1st phone call and some time between the 2 latest, do we have any more details about what was discussed as well? we get the official reader which tells us the things that we would expect that they discussed getting more 8 into gaza at the americans. also it nice that there would be flower going in through these really ports of storage, which is something that these really government hasn't announced yet. we should be careful about that because that's happened as well when there's been a disconnect and the sort of announcement they also tal

because "the these the families of these israeli prisoners are demanding that netanyahu takes steps in order to get them out and to whatever you concessions need to be made that that he ought to make them, but as we know the moment this war stops, there is sease fire, netanyahu will definitely go to prison because there are a lot of people that are holding him responsible. in fact, there was a survey done in which i think only 15% of the people support what netanyahu has done, the rest are all opposed to him, so that..." gives us an indication: shaby rizvy, talking about benyamin netanyahu, in a defiant statement earlier, uh, he said that nothing can stop us, not even the hague, and not anybody else, so what are your thoughts about that, about that tone? it does sound like uh, a maniacal war criminal who's not satisfied with the death of 10,00 innocent children. definitely, i mean, if i was a... south african attorney, i'd be looking at these tweets and taking more notes. um, i mean, we see very clearly from the very start of this operation, and actually just even years prior, benja

themselves. anger is boiling over inside of the regime, as relatives of the captives are blaming the netanyahu government for incompetency in the regime's war on gaza, and inside of gaza itself, the resistance is showing regime forces, what it means to really fight for one's own land. we'd like to take a look at this on this spotlight and i like to welcome my guests to the program. anthony hall, professor of globalization, leth bridge university, out of leth bridge, and harley schlanger, spokesman for larusia organization out of germany. well, thank you both for being with me. starting it off uh, with anthony. i mean, other than creating chaos with this massacres, what has the israeli regime actually accomplished from a military perspective in? suppose if the objective is to depalestinize israel, they've managed to kill 3000 or so people with a large number to go, they're pushing them towards the rafa border with egypt, and it's no secret that the objective is to kill as many as palestinians as they can, and force deport the survivors to... parts of the world, so in a way that if that is the a

, or will it continue to toe netanyahu's line or to try to provide him with incentives? like for example, proposing normalization with saudi arabia in exchange for a cease fire, we have to see, but i myself, i don't think that things appear too promising regarding how far the americans would go in pressuring or pushing natanyahu. now charlotte, how do you look at things, so what do you predict for a future israel cabinet given you know all the divisions that we see among these israely officials themselves, the economy being entatters and receiving more blows uh out of this uh ruinous and bloody war the have launched, and also we have this great public discontent. so i think one of the things that's very clear is that the zionist project, you know, it has no legitimate project, it's a settler colonial, it's a settler colonial project that works as an agent of imperialism in the region and aims uh to divide the people from each other and from their landed resources and this kind of ongoing uh political rivalry that we see in the middle of what is ostensibly and what they w

"and i think that this is the classic example of what would seem to be an error on behalf of netanyahu and his far right crazies, the bengaviers and the smotrish and others, but i think there's an other side to it, i think what they're ultimately planning to do is to make sure this becomes a multifront war along the lines of something called the breakaway allies scenario which was drafted in the mid-90s by paul wolfowits and the warhawks in the united states who came up with the..." and you can never underestimate the factor of insanity when you're dealing with people like blincon and sullivan and victoria newland who operate on behalf of the imperial forces in the united states and nato, so i i agree, they're not meeting their objectives unless their objective is a wider war, on the one hand the genocide of the palestinian people, but on the other hand a wider war which brings the united states in as an active participant. what about that uh, anthony, they want a wider war that would bring the united states as a participant, and let's look at the united states right now, 2024, of cour

~ , ., , netanyahu? well, it is a precarious situation. obviously _ netanyahu?usly this _ netanyahu? well, it is a precarious situation. obviously this is - netanyahu? well, it is a precarious situation. obviously this is an - situation. obviously this is an election year, and the biden administration has to way a lot of political questions. but the answer is always at the closest ally is america, and the most influence over israel out of all the nations will be the americans and america, so i think the americans shouldn't underestimate their influence, even in an election year. nawaf al—thani, thank you so much for coming on the programme. thank ou. the scottish first minister and leader of the scottish national party leader, humza yousaf, has said some people place a different value on palestinian and muslim lives. he was asked by the bbc�*s laura kuennsberg why he's one of the few uk politicians to call for a ceasefire in gaza. i think there is just a lack of leadership and moral courage, if i'm being frank, and this is a classic example of where i think nobo

there is a... dispute between galant and netanyahu within the lakhut party. at the icj. the headlines this hour, more palestinians are killed in the gaza strip as israel defies all international calls to stop his months long deadly on. slot on the territory's civilian population. ama says the operation which killed three american servicemen is a clear message to the us that israel's killing of innocent people in gaza must stop. any one's minister hussein amir abdullahyan is in islamabad a one day visit to discuss key bilateral and regional issues with this pakistani counterpart and other.

protesters shamed at netanyahu for standing idly by and turning a blind eye to the captives. the premier has been under fire for prioritizing his political interests in gaza over the lives of the captives. now, this is cast the shadow on netanyahu's leadership, as thousands of israelis have lost faith in his abilities. meanwhile. the opposition labor party has submitted a no confidence motion against the premier for his handling of the captive's case. the meeting will be held soon to discuss the motion, which accuses netanyahu of failing to make the necessary decisions to free the captives. a senior hamas official has argued that netanyahu is continuing the general side of war in gaza to evade his potential arrest for crimes he's committed. all the israeli regime and the lebanese resistance movement hazbullah continue exchanging fire regime war planes and artillery have targeted both border regions and areas inside of lebanon. mariam sal corresponded in beirot brings us more israeli shelling has not stopped and we've had shelling all night uh actually the some of the villages

most important of all is that netanyahu visited it, gans visited it and gallant visited it.imed by the hebrew media, they claim that the crime of assassinating the martter with samtawil has been within the framework of the rules of war which are currently in place on the northern front of the occupied they promote it, they are promoting the rules of engagement. what are the rules of engagement? is it only about distance and depth, or is it also about the issue of assassinations? and killings, i mean it seems that the occupation has currently moved to another stage of the issue of targeting and assassinations, the assassination of specific figure, regardless of whether it is the martur them of leaders in beirout or even the current assassination of al-tawil, and of course the killings in west asia and also in gaza. the issue of assassinations was also one of the red lines and hisbollah is concerned with responding to it. indeed, it will revenge. i believe that the issue. the response may be varied, but the issue of the rules of engagement is not laid only by the occupation. a

but benjamin netanyahu might not be there for much longer. all right, adam fisher and washington dc thinking as close now as i have this out here who's in occupied east jerusalem and i'm the so the us and israel disagree over palestinian statehood. and also growing riffs within the is riley will cabinet on the direction of this conflict. a growing pressure on is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu, as the war now enters it's 4th month. there's lot of pressure on the international front from the americans, but also domestically within his own government, within the coalition and the war cabinet. and remember, this is a series of people that these really prime minister at hand pick to assist him in running the country and making decisions during war time. one of those members of the war cabinet guy, the eyes in coats gave an interview to was really media saying, but perhaps it's not plausible. it's for there to be a total defeat of how mouse and there needs to be some sort of other viewpoint on how israel wants to prosecute this war. he sa

ehud barak was considered tough opponent of netanyahu's. in 1999 he came to power with a promise of ending the war in lebanon. yeahud barak was one of the main commanders in the lebanon war. he had... sued advanced studies and systems analysis at stanford university in america and logically had concerns about any israeli action to take over palestinian territories such as the west bank, the jordan river and the gaza strip, which would officially lead to the formation of an apartide regime, because in the event of voting in palestinian territories, palestinians would definitely vote for the palestinian government posing a fundamental. challenge to israel, the zionist solution to the problem was a perpetual siege and war with palestine. that is why the gaza's trip turned into a large prison. a few years later, when ehud bararak becomes war minister, he proposes solution to previous failures. war during operation cast led israel. attacks the gazo strip for 22 days, fosforous bombs rain down on the people, they attack rescue forces, hospitals,

>> i think netanyahu has decided that netanyahu is for netanyahu. >> right. siding with those two. >> which means right now siding with those two, and it's hard to see how that turns out somehow differently. right now, he can govern without these two. as long as the war cabinet is in place -- >> right, the war cabinet put into place after october 7th. those two don't get a vote in that. >> exactly. once that disbands, then he's back to relying on these two parties, and these two individuals to stay in power. and why does he need that? he needs that for himself, because he still has these corruption trials going on. so it's not just a matter of like pride and wanting to stay in power. he has a trump thing going on, except more advanced. so there's real skin in the game -- >> you mean actual prison time? >> exactly. not just power but freedom. >> so i want to get your take on the explosions in iran today on the fourth anniversary of the iranian general's death in that u.s. air strike, the drone attack that president trump ordered. a senior official said it look

until netanyahu. yahoo! security took precedence over everything in israel, and every issue became matter of security. but during netanyahu's tenure, israel faces new challenge: the challenge of extremism. as long as israel was winning, militarism was considered an honor. the army was the best interpreter of the torah and arab defeats. added to the excitement. meanwhile, netanyahu, who considered himself an expert in terrorism, turns to terrorism, and on the other hand, tries to achieve concessions through negotiations, and then he seeks to attract the satisfaction of extremist zionists. that is why the provisions of the madrid and also accords are replaced in the trump peace plan, or so-called peace to prosperity. in 2018, discrimination becomes legally apparent in israel, and israel violates all international resolutions. according to this law, israel is exclusively identified as nation state of the jewish people, perpetually denying the rights and privileges of muslims and restricting the arabic language.

netanyahu's image was an aggressive image. he put the doctrine of the destruction of hamas on his agenda . many in israel believed them. many people in different parts of the world and even some iranian analysts thought that hamas would not exist anymore , while hamas has a social root and that is why it was able to resist for 17 days . hamas' resistance is truly unprecedented in the history of israeli wars. there is an israeli who during in the current environment, it is in a state of erosion. if there is a war of attrition, the tactical costs of that actor will increase, so netanyahu's promises to the israeli society today are not. the second point is that the military cabinet always takes advantage of the caste, it wants to see how long it will continue the war, and if it goes on for too long, it will naturally lose its credibility, for this reason that in the current atmosphere of the israeli war cabinet, on the one hand based on the needs of the tactical environment, it continues to survive, on the other hand, because isr

you said that they want to blame the regime's security apparatus or netanyahu . you see, we have a failure of the muftzas, both the security apparatuses, the failure of the political apparatuses of the regime and the failure of the army apparatuses, which means that we don't have one now , for example. shabbat the failure of mossad in the week of october is another defeat for the zionist army in gaza, the north of gaza, the khanewists, south of gaza is now a very big defeat, and i think this rushing to form this commission is a shameful failure for the entire regime, that is, now. we can talk now with zarz decisively after the year 2000, when we were expelled from the lebanese soil , until now we don't have it. 2008. in 2014, none of us have been able to defeat the zionist regime, not in gaza , not outside of gaza, not with hezbollah, not now in 90 days in gaza, not a success, not a security success, not a military success . another discussion of this day after the zionist war, they started talking about it in the cabinet, and now they already had an interpretati

related to the role of extremist groups , especially netanyahu. the next point is that the fate of netanyahu is similar to the fate of yitzhak rabineh. why? because in the thinking of talmudic groups inside israel, netanyahu could not provide security for israeli citizens. therefore , netanyahu's political and physical survival is directly related to how long this war will continue and how much spread? you said ishaq rabin was assassinated. yes, it means that netanyahu is very likely inside israel by the so-called groups. that is, the atmosphere that netanyahu has today , there is a kind of hatred towards him in the social atmosphere, which is similar to the hatred that existed towards rabin after oslo. you saw that after the assassination of rabin, shimon pressed omar. it was limited, and after that , the labor party did not gain much power in the political structure of israel, that is why netanyahu , in order to expand the war and escalate the crisis, the americans should demarcate their borders with the israelis. specify and in the existing spa

officials keep asking prime minister netanyahu and his partners for a number of minister netanyahu andra number of similar minister netanyahu and his partners for a number of similar things. minister netanyahu and his partners fora number of similarthings. more humanitarian aid, being more careful when targeting palestinians, think about the day after scenario when it comes to gaza. try to strengthen the palestinian authority, these types of things, but because of all these pressures netanyahu is under, including his desire to avoid prison on corruption charges, he doesn't seem to be able to pull through and come through on a lot of the things of the us wants, so you kind of the cds things over and over again and the tensions are growing. hang cds things over and over again and the tensions are growing. how much are these two _ the tensions are growing. how much are these two key _ the tensions are growing. how much are these two key ministers - the tensions are growing. how much are these two key ministers setting l are these two key ministers setting the agenda right now, and how muc

wow, so if um the netanyahu government says 10 israeli soldiers were killed. military officers, they would tell you, oh no, no, no boots on the ground, but we've seen in the case of ukraine, that's a lie, so i would suspect the're right up front there, if only to be able to to service intermediaries in terms of the use of some of these weapons systems and also probably intelligence equipment, that is analogous in terms of offensive equipment, and would imagine there are people on the ground for that, they might be undercover as contractors uh or or you know something else, it might even be diplomats uh cover, but uh, i'm sure there. does the cia get involved in um military activities, in violence? now i'm not talking about overthrowing a yende or anything like that, but would cia personnel, full-time cia and employees are outside contractors be dressed in military garb and fighting with or assisting or helping the idf uh commit its horrific acts in gaza. i'm trying to, i'm trying to determine from your unique experience and knowledge of how the agency works, the level and extent of a

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, so the political survival of netanyahu, the physical survival of netanyahu, there is a kind of hatred towards him in the social environment. which is similar to the hatred towards robin after oslo, you saw that after the assassination of rabin shimon peres, his life was limited and after that the labor party practically had little power in the israeli political structure. he didn't find it, that's why netanyahu wants to expand the war and escalate the crisis , the americans should define their borders with the israelis here, and in the existing space, in addition to the united states, china and russia should play a serious role as two other members of the organization's security council. nations for a ceasefire. and prevent the israeli genocide in gaza. thanks. thank you very much for being present in janan today. i say goodbye to our viewers on the news network. have a good night. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, the public gathering and vedic ceremony with the bodies of the martyrs of the gulzar terrorist attack in karam kerman. it will be held today at 10

netanyahu, and the war cabinet and mr. netanyahu are together., there is a problem with eating, and they want to address the question of the release of prisoners . yes, mr. sohrabi, what is your assessment of the situation in gaza and other resistance fronts against the zionists you see, in the discussion of the justice of the war , there is an erosion dimension, that is, with the past hundred days of the war, we see that the goals that i said that it was planned not to be achieved and still in the ground wars, the number of casualties of the zionist regime is increasing. it is interesting that 22 soldiers of the zionist regime were killed in some way. in a way , a series of rockets are being launched from the south of gaza towards the settlers, in a way, by the zionist regime , and you can see the discussion about the resistance groups , there is a very important point that the resistance groups in other fronts, such as the houthis of yemen. and in a way of iraqi resistance, i must say that the role of the controller. considering that the balanc

— the white house impatient with benjamin netanyahu? ben'amin netanyahu? benjamin netanyahu? i think that the us ist in: benjamin netanyahu? i think that the us is trying very _ benjamin netanyahu? i think that the us is trying very hard _ benjamin netanyahu? i think that the us is trying very hard to _ benjamin netanyahu? i think that the us is trying very hard to stay - us is trying very hard to stay patient, but they are sort of in a rut with benjamin netanyahu. it kinda feels like the definition of insanity. keep doing it over and over, keep talking, bringing up the same ideas. send antony blinken back over and over again. but they have not got very far with him. i know that they are frustrated but they don't feel like they have a lot of alternatives. he is the man in charge right now in israel, in a sense, given his many political issues and all of the various interests he is trying to please. but he is the prime minister, and so they have no choice but to keep trying to talk to him and convince him to go along with what they are suggesting. him to go

netanyahu , that is, they themselves say that netanyahu is the continuation of this war that netanyahufighting today, that is what happened today, that is, in the media that netanyahu is fighting for his own survival, he is using the space a war to continue his presence as the head of the cabinet . well, there is no goal-setting for netanyahu in terms of military, operational logic, command of the hand. he is the one who fought the war for his own personal interests, and now for the rest of the zionists , see how long this story can be tolerated. after all, in that regime, why is there a security cabinet and what kind of cabinet is at the disposal of the prime minister, who has a lot of power , especially in war situations. now he is creating an atmosphere , he says that he is using the security forces, he is using the media forces, he is keeping the atmosphere in the regime warm and hot. for the discussion of war, that is the atmosphere inside the regime continues to maintain a war. now, until now, netanyahu has been somewhat successful in this field, but the problem that is happening