and i think that this shocked netanyahu, shocked the people around netanyahu, and sort of gave proofho had been whispering in netanyahu's ears that this guy is up to no good. >> settlements have to be stopped in order for us to move forward. that's a difficult issue. i recognize that. but it's an important one and it has to be addressed. >> the signal he was sending to the israelis was one of, "i believe that this has to come to an end." they need to hear that they can't build israeli settlements any longer, that there has to be an end to it. >> narrator: for netanyahu, his first meeting with the president couldn't have gone worse. >> i think netanyahu recognized in obama suddenly a person who was hell-bent on setting up a palestinian state. >> they were better behaved than before. >> and i remember him coming back from his first meeting with president obama, something that tells him that it's going to be a different president, super-intelligent lawyer. he has a vision, and something in what we in hebrew call a "neshama." the soul is too cold to be connected to israel. >> narrator: o

this is the issue of the social and political protest against netanyahu, and since netanyahu is a brokenofficial , he should be tried. netanyahu is trying to do this he evaded trial by extending his political life by insisting on the war to continue the genocide in gaza, and this insistence is now being contested. just as students and many countries around the world are protesting against this barbaric and unlawful behavior that violates international regulations , mr. roibran, you said that you consider it unlikely that a transfer of power or a change of power will take place. based on your words, i would like to ask a final question that the time for our conversation is over, even if it is too short. answer with these words according to the objections that now in the occupied territories, it is possible that the cabinet of the zionist regime will be led to accept what is being discussed in the ceasefire negotiations, anyway , considering the pressure from within, if you answer, no matter how short, i will be grateful. it is not enough to end the war because the zionist regime has no ot

. irate background, so not an easy place for benjamin netanyahu.— benjamin netanyahu. are seeing another report from afp _ benjamin netanyahu. we are seeing another report from afp seen - benjamin netanyahu. we are seeing another report from afp seen the i another report from afp seen the israeli army, the idf, i seen the rafah evaluation —— evacuation preparation, is preparation for a ground operation, which we kind of assumed anyway. in terms of what we have been seen pictures of palestinians in gaza and celebrating what they thought was a cease—fire deal, the news that hamas accepted it about what would be going through their minds now in gaza? 0rdinary people hoping and praying there'll be a but then perhaps the possibility of it being stashed away. possibility of it being stashed awa . �* , possibility of it being stashed awa . h . possibility of it being stashed awa . �*, ., ,, , possibility of it being stashed awa. ,,, ,., ., possibility of it being stashed awa. ,,, ,.,., ., away. it's a dispersed situation for them, they _ away. it's a dispersed situation for t

we can guess that netanyahu is here. he should give netanyahu an earful, because he needs this agreement more than ever, because one of the main demands and slogans of the protests in america and in all over the world, the first is a ceasefire blinken gets up and makes a periodic trip . now, after the negotiations failed in cairo, william berez flew to qatar to ask both the qataris and the egyptians that hamas should slow down a bit and accept some adjustments. that he can actually put this in netanyahu's face and go back to lampard, that the head of the political organization should tell america, sir, i established the agreement and the ceasefire, so the students' demonstrations should go back to their homes, because the date of the presidential election is really close. america is getting worse and they should also feel panic despite all this, in fact, the volume of demonstrations , especially young people who have sympathy and desire for the democratic party, are saying that we will not participate in the elections, o

netanyahu's government to return the prisoners. otherwise, he would set israel on fire. the head of the political office of hamas also had a conversation with the foreign minister of our country in this regard, mr. haniyeh said that we have responded to egypt and qatar's plan for a ceasefire, now the ball is in the zionist regime's court. mr. amir abdollahian in a message in cyberspace, referring to this phone call, wrote mr. haniyeh in this call from the strong position of his highness. he appreciated the leadership of the president and the people of iran in supporting palestine and gaza. in the continuation of this message, the minister of foreign affairs also quoted mr. haniyeh as writing: hamas has sent its response to the proposal of egypt and qatar for a cease-fire, and now the ball is about the zionist regime. we are now in contact with mr. seyed hadi seyed oghahi, an expert on west asian issues. mr. seyed oghahi, thank you. as the first question, what are the details of this plan and wh

it is obvious _ netanyahu? it is good to be with you. it is obvious the _ netanyahu?s the debate - netanyahu? it is good to be with you. it is obvious the debate is l you. it is obvious the debate is heating up and the war is not going according to plan and there does not seem to be a plan to start with. obviously, there are displaced palestinians in the northern parts of gaza, only to find itself wanting to come back since the pockets of resistance have not been finalised. this reflects a situation that is dire within the army. obviously, the defence minister is saying to netanyahu we do not want to increase the word like in gaza strip. he is suggesting to revisit the idea, and is set on displacing palestinians and exterminating palestinian presence altogether by forcing palestinians to leave the gaza strip. palestinians to leave the gaza stri -. ~ ., palestinians to leave the gaza stri a . ~ ., ., palestinians to leave the gaza stri.~ ., ., palestinians to leave the gaza stri. ~ ., ., ya, ., ., palestinians to leave the gaza stri. ~ ., ., m' ., strip. what do you ma

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in his speech, he threatened netanyahu with a specific deadline by june 21, i think netanyahu has found a deadline to present the changes and program that benny gans requested of him, of course , i think netanyahu did not show the favorable reaction that benny gans wanted. and to what point have the differences reached now? now we can see some differences among the israelis, one of them is within the war cabinet and eisenkot on one side and actually netanyahu and gallant on the other side. 6 to these six goals ganses announces that it will happen, if not, ganses will resign from the government, and the work for netanyahu and the possibility of early elections will increase . now, for the information of all our viewers, netanyahu came at the beginning of the war and invited the leader of the opposition, who was benny gans, to the war cabinet should join in order to be able to carry on the war, for example, as a crime, now there is a change that netanyahu's action may expire and the war will return to its previous state, with only netanyahu himself present . in his party, he has 3 chiefs

netanyahu has different pieces.alition that he'll want to support a deal. those people have made it clear they're not that interested in a deal. then he has pressure from hostage families. the question is can you assemble all those pieces to get some hostages out, to get some calm for some period of time. frankly, i would think the administration would want to use that period of calm to try to build some more durable peace or some pathway to what the future of gaza looks like. i think the main sticking point we've been talking about and as raf effectively captured, is hamas' core goal is achieving a lasting cease-fire, permanent cease-fire, essentially an end to the war. israel has made clear that, even if there is a cease-fire for a period of time, they're not done until they go into rafah. the question of the rafah piece of the military operation i think really is the critical one. i'm sure what bill burns is trying to do and what negotiators are trying to do is try to find some way to reconcile seemingly irreconc

. older, already support benjamin netanyahu. it may, in fact, support the protest movement, who are antique benjamin netanyahu and anti the way that he's been conducting the school there against the way that he's been handling the hostage negotiations in a critical of the governments and not doing enough. and it may well both to that section of society, whether it has a bolstering or benjamin netanyahu is difficult to say. but i don't think that's particularly likely. okay, thanks. that's it. rebecca is the back of business in jersey. and we'll have coming from brussels on that's a very short in the course of this program. first i will bring smoke breaking news were concerning the u. k. 's high court, which is room. but we can't expand julian assault con, appeal against expedition to the united states. mr sanchez facing espionage strategies that but has been fighting an extradition order from the london prison self for 3 years. judges in london, aust, noise acton, for the us government to provide a sure says that mr. sanders wou

netanyahu, there's some posturing going _ netanyahu, there's some posturing going on. _ netanyahu, there'sng on, there is some politics as well involved in how _ going on, there is some politics as. well involved in how netanyahu talks about _ well involved in how netanyahu talks about rafah — well involved in how netanyahu talks about rafah domestically _ well involved in how netanyahu talks about rafah domestically inside i about rafah domestically inside israei~ — about rafah domestically inside israei~ i— about rafah domestically inside israel. i think— about rafah domestically inside israel. i think that _ about rafah domestically inside israel. i think that they - about rafah domestically inside israel. i think that they are i israel. i think that they are incredibly— israel. i think that they are incredibly close, _ israel. i think that they are incredibly close, the - israel. i think that they are incredibly close, the so i israel. i think that they are i incredibly close, the so that's israel. i think that they are - incredibly close, the so that's why you see _ incredibly close,

netanyahu can't handle it. now we have to wait for june 21 , what will happen next? yes, until then , netanyahu will either give points or do some of these things and somehow persuade ganses to stay with points. it will probably go like this. thank you very much. another issue we had was the recognition of the palestinian state by spain, norway and iran. the number of countries that have recognized palestine as an independent country and government has reached 143 countries . what reaction did the zionists show among themselves? naturally, it was undesirable for them, because unlike the long-term plans to create legitimacy for israel, it had completely changed its path. today , the ambassadors of these three countries were invited to the ministry of foreign affairs. he showed them the film about the arrest of some israeli soldiers in the 15th of mehr incident, so that you, for example , should refrain from this decision and go back. of course, 3 other countries are on your turn right now, namely malta, belgium,

but the tension between biden and netanyahu burst into the open last year when netanyahu tried to push through a major judicial overhaul like many strong support of israel, i'm very concerned concern that they get this straight it cannot continued on his throat even so never before has it spilled over like this? >> i've made it clear to bibi and the war cabinet. they're not going to get our support if in fact they go on these population centers in an exclusive interview with erin burnett, biden said the us wouldn't now, supply bombs to israel if it invaded rafah, where more than 1 million palestinians have sought refuge, we're not walking away from israel's security rockaway, israel's ability to wage war in those areas, biden has grown increasingly frustrated with netanyahu telling his advisers that the israeli leader is ignoring his advice the relationship may be beyond repair. it can't get better as long as mr. netanyahu was in power, what may happen is that these differences could be mitigated, alleviated, but that would be only a temporary relief seven months into the war, the us o

ben'amin netanyahu remains moment. benjamin netanyahu remains defiant _ moment.remains defiant and _ moment. benjamin netanyahu remains defiant and if- moment. benjamin netanyahu remains defiant and if we - moment. benjamin netanyahu remains defiant and if we have to stand alone, we will stand alone. will israel continue its operations without us military support? it’s operations without us military su ort? �* , . operations without us military su ort? �*, ., ., operations without us military su--ort? v . ., ., support? it's a lot of hyperbole _ support? it's a lot of hyperbole on - support? it's a lot of hyperbole on the - support? it's a lot of. hyperbole on the behalf support? it's a lot of - hyperbole on the behalf of benjamin netanyahu, they're not going to stand alone and joe biden is taking about limiting some weapons from certain operation and are completely cutting off lap and are completely cutting off lapin supplies and a lot of hyperbole and exaggeration on the part of benjamin netanyahu who tends to throw fits when he doesn't get his way in joe throw

now everyone has to wait to see if netanyahu will go under the pressure or not. thank you , mr. seyed oghahi. so, i will summarize this part of your speech as you said that basically the reason is that the regime zionists do not accept the terms of the agreement, its draft, nor its details the principle of agreeing and accepting the cease-fire is not in the interest of the zionist regime now . it doesn't matter if any other paragraph is included in this draft. right , mr. sidari, you said it right. so, because he wants to continue the war and maybe he can implement the rafah operation in a way that his stake in the future negotiations will be negotiated, because these negotiations have been completed, these three stages in each stage should be discussed in detail and negotiate with each other. what did netanyahu say, what he said, what he said, zionist and the side of hamas and other palestinian group the way that hamas has announced its agreement is not what we proposed. hamas manipulated the text that we presented and agreed with the manipulated text, while hamas was not at al

it mean for prime esther netanyahu?— mean for prime esther netanyahu?uld be dangerous for— netanyahu? it would be dangerous for the - netanyahu? it would be| dangerous for the israeli people and the country of israel mostly because it would embolden adverse areas, both the right itself who we've already said is willing to launch a state on state attack like what we saw on 13 april but also all of the proxies that are already increasing pressure on israel, has abolished the north, iran backed militias in syria and houthis in yemen so a distancing between united states and israel and a sense of tension after israel has already lost so much international support since the 7 october hamas attack would likely embolden all of these nonstate actors and adversaries furtherjeopardising the security of the state of israel. �* . . . security of the state of israel. . . ., israel. barbara, what sort of pressure _ israel. barbara, what sort of pressure do _ israel. barbara, what sort of pressure do you _ israel. barbara, what sort of pressure do you think - israel.

benyamin netanyahu forjoint session.was speaking at a us embassy event in washington, dc. ., �* a, , _ us embassy event in washington, dc. ., �* ., dc. tonight i'm happy to announce _ dc. tonight i'm happy to announce something - dc. tonight i'm happy to | announce something else dc. tonight i'm happy to - announce something else to you, will be hosting prime minister but net —— benyamin netanyahu joint session of congress. the news comes _ joint session of congress. the news comes days _ joint session of congress. the news comes days after the biden administration suggested it would join congress in sanctioning the international criminal court for judging netanyahu and the criminal court forjudging netanyahu and the minister for defence with war crimes. the us central command says three american troops have suffered what it's calling "noncombat injuries" during the operation to build and operate a pier off the coast of gaza to increase humanitarian aid aid to palestinians. reports say one us serviceman is in critical co

america also lost this war along with netanyahu. america actually lost the war in ukraine.s is the end of american hegemony. regarding israel , i must say that there is no doubt that the current situation will have no end at all for the israeli cabinet. in fact, the powers are actually in the hands of the government in israel, which is not logical. thank you for our final question. in the latest survey of the occupied territories published by the israeli newspaper maarif, the majority of zionists said that hamas they know the winner of the war. meanwhile, all the israeli authorities at the beginning of the war aimed to destroy our hamas. it is just a part of the palestinian resistance, and in fact the palestinian resistance is considered by the west, mahmoud abbas , they think like this, but now the whole west has understood that it is hamas that is the real representative of the palestinian resistance, and the fard movement is only one movement that unfortunately cooperated with the occupiers and in order to get privileges, privileges that were not even given to him, yes,

it can be said that it was a green light for netanyahu, so netanyahu launched a limited attack. well, based on what you mentioned, netanyahu can claim half of the peace. to calm down the tension that is currently prevailing in the zionist regime or even the antipathy that the international community has against the zionist regime . yes, he tried to establish a balance, that is , this happened, he took this action and attacked, this attack has completely failed in my opinion. there is a limited attack, it entered that area first there is no military presence for hamas in the region at all. he went to the administrative areas of the rafah crossing with egypt . he took 3 mirkav tanks there and then stationed them there. he raised the israeli flag and claimed . it has control there, but it cannot in the rest of the areas. today we see that there is a call . the regime itself is asking the people to leave the east of rafah. beshen and go to the northern regions or the central regions of qadha to start another operation anyway the israelis took this action when netanyahu came. and i k

do you think if he can persuade netanyahu to accept a l persuade netanyahu to accept a ceasefire, willtion? ceasefire, will that help joe biden's position?- ceasefire, will that help joe biden's position? anything that sto -s the biden's position? anything that stops the killing _ biden's position? anything that stops the killing in _ biden's position? anything that stops the killing in girls - biden's position? anything that stops the killing in girls that . biden's position? anything that| stops the killing in girls that will help biden because mac position. it will help everybody, to be honest. but first of all if they do a ceasefire deal, will it last? 0ne imponderable, is that within israel there is a widespread assumption, notjust among netanyahu's critics, that he would like to lengthen the war? why? because he wants to put off the moment of reckoning when there will be an inquiry and then he will have to bear some responsibility for the policies he followed, notjust four responsibility for the policies he followed, not just four weeks, responsibility for the policies he followe

military aid going to the war machine of the right-wing extremist netanyahu government. let me just take a second to mention a few of the polls that are out there showing where the american people are on this issue. just this week -- a few days ago -- a data for progress poll showed that 70% of voters, including majorities of democrats, republicans, and independents, support the u.s. calling for de-escalation and a cease-fire in gaza. de-escalation is not a massive assault on rafah. and a majority of voters, including 68% of democrats and 55% of independents, support suspending all u.s. arm sales to israel until it stops blocking u.s. humanitarian aid from entering gaza. april 14, "politico" morning consult poll -- 67% of americans support the u.s. calling for a cease-fire. april 18 cbs news poll -- 60% think the u.s. should not send weapons and supplies to israel, and those are from my democratic colleagues, disproportionately among democratic supporters. an april 10 poll, "economist" -- 37% support decreasing aid to israel, just 18% support an increase. over all 63% su

netanyahu harshly replied that he was not ready to exchange hamas for satire.t more in these divisions, we have the foreign editor ofjewish news uk. i think gallant speaks for most people, really. most experts in israel believe that netanyahu doesn't have a plan for the day after hamas. that's clear. whenever netanyahu talks about what should happen the day after hamas, he speaks in very vague terms. he speaks of civilian control for the palestinians, those who are allied with israel — we don't know who that would be. and sometimes he mentions other arab nations, such as the uae, who should apparently take part in controlling gaza. now, after he said that, the uae said we're not going to take part in that at all until this war is over and we can sit down and discuss properly what's going to happen. so gallant is reallyjust saying what everyone in israel knows. netanyahu, you're playing political games, it's time to stop it, because if you don't, not only will we not achieve our goals, which is to get rid of hamas and get the hostages out, there won't be any way

yes or no. benjamin netanyahu has said no. the extreme, the, the extreme right and his government has said no, but until you move in that direction, you know what they're talking about with the these, these coalitions of europeans and arabs. it sounds like it, it, it, it, it doesn't sound super realistic at this point. in time to you up so that they collect their wish list is a wish list. know, given the day the show as fun signal manufacturing is solved. yeah. they have yeah, this is a price solar is lied to the at. and the supplies so easily when big fluids not only from us, which can be understandable, but they exclude the p a and the p. a no formula. i mean, and i mean guys, us talking about to minute to the control, basically off a oh of gaza and no mention in any shape of full of abuse process, let alone they base that gaming based on the 2 state solution. if you, if you us care solved. yeah, that'd be a, there's a go back to the peace agreement and to be able to live at peace solely football is of and the end they've be

both netanyahu himself and other determining factors.fact, he challenged egypt in the past , attacked egypt in 1978, is coming to egypt, and is bringing his forces into rafah and its people. our forces should enter rafah, and now he has said that we are conducting a limited operation in rafah, the minister is actually the head of their war cabinet. benny gans too. who said no, we want to take over rafah, so we really can't trust what netanyahu says , now the biggest problem of the americans who sent to sign this negotiation document is that they really don't know in fact , their reputation and reputation are now at risk because they actually signed a document and agreed to it. but they see that israel is not burdened by onor and is not ready to end the war , so we see in this situation that netanyahu's presence in any peace agreement actually causes his instability and no trust in him. there will be no negotiations. thank you . we talked with the writer and analyst of political issues from paris , mr. mcnair. thank you for being with us

prime minister netanyahu is absolutely livid about this.g that this would be a historic mistake, but he is clearly very worried because even though israel, like the united states, is not a signatory to the icc, if these warrants were issued, that is121l countries that he cannot visit and it would essentially make israel something of a pariah state. against the backdrop of all of this, you have got hamas studying the text of the ceasefire deal and they could well be announcing their acceptance or rejection of it in the next 21l hours. if the deal was signed and we started seeing israeli hostages coming out, let out peacefully from gaza in return for large numbers of palestinian prisoners, then it's unlikely that the rafah operation would go ahead, at least not immediately, and that would give everybody some breathing space, something that gaza desperately needs. for more on the latest developments, i spoke to gina abercrombie—winstaley, president of the middle east policy council. if you look at what we discussed in the region, prime ministe

i don't think he would go - to any country, netanyahu, a member of the _ to any country, netanyahu, a of course the us is not— they have obligations. of course the us is not a _ they have obligations. of course the us is not a member— they have obligations. of course the us is not a member of— they have obligations. of course the us is not a member of the - us is not a member of the international— us is not a member of the international criminal- us is not a member of the | international criminal court us is not a member of the - international criminal court so they wouldn't _ international criminal court so they wouldn't have — international criminal court so they wouldn't have the _ international criminal court so they wouldn't have the same _ international criminal court so they wouldn't have the same obligation, but yeah. _ wouldn't have the same obligation, but yeah. i— wouldn't have the same obligation, but yeah. ithink— wouldn't have the same obligation, but yeah, i think it— wouldn't have the same obligation, but yeah, i think it would _ wouldn't have the same obligation, but

but will netanyahu be on par with putin and gaddafi? jefer umerov is working on this for the next 15 minutes of the bbc broadcast from london in the studio. karim khan, chief prosecutor of the international criminal court, requests an arrest warrant for israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu, israeli defense minister yoav gallant, as well as three leaders of the group. hamas khan believes they are all guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity. hamas during the attack on israel, and israel during the military operation in the gaza strip. however, such a statement by the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court caused outrage both among hamas representatives and in israel. let's hear what netanyahu himself said about this. the outrageous decision of the prosecutor of the international criminal court karim khan was requested to issue arrest warrants. historical scale, it will forever remain on a stain of shame on the international court. netanyahu also added that he, i quote, was disgusted by this attempt to install d

netanyahu's person are reduced. he is facing extreme domestic popularity due to his inability in the gaza war and its strategic consequences the meaning of the start of another war is being resolved , and this issue will definitely affect the political fate of netanyahu's war cabinet, the policy and war measures of the zionist regime, and the balance of power in the gaza war. and it will cause more and more internal problems and crises in various dimensions of existence, and the occurrence of such conditions will definitely reduce the resistance of the zionist regime's cabinet in any future negotiations with hamas . thank you very much. i will go to the two honorable guests of the program with a concluding question, but because. talking about the public opinion of the world and the pressure on the regime it is zionist, let's see a report about the fact that the arab nations consider the normalization of relations with the zionist regime as haram and they want to cut off any kind of relationship and cooperation of th

power , please tell us the current situation of netanyahu and his cabinet. how do you evaluate what events are ahead? yes, as you said , a meeting is going to be held in the knesset today. the leadership of the opposition and tanyahu is clearly under the responsibility of mr. yari lapid. they have reached a conclusion that they will hold polls in the knesset session and they are looking for the dismissal of prime minister netanyahu, but the issues that exist are that, in general, we have two or three possibilities to remove netanyahu . and people like lieberman are looking for it, a condition this is happening, and that is to be able to get the majority of votes, considering that the majority of the second solution that netanyahu's opponents are pursuing is actually putting pressure on people like benigant to force him to leave the regime's war cabinet. if a zionist is removed from netanyahu's cabinet, in this way, this will actually cause pressure to hold a vote again because the cabinet is derecognized, this is more likely, just as it was reported in the n

has any of these cases succeeded in controlling netanyahu's behavior or not? israel is poisoned to pay no attention to the world conditions against it . continue with war crimes and genocide . see israel committed genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes. in the security council and in the resolutions passed by the security council in this matter, we saw very easily that those resolutions were vetoed and israel went along with the masonic and actually from mesonit took advantage, so the israelis now just maybe. worry about their own image, which of course is very unlikely, unless they do this just for their own image, otherwise they will continue their attacks. they have no qualms about killing and even cleansing the palestinian ethnic group and forcing them to move from the north of gaza to the south of it and then to rafah and then again from rafah to khanyounis, if we know that khanyounis has also been destroyed, so i think i don't think that international laws are very important for israelis because they feel that in in fact, they have responsibili

humanity. prosecute to account in concert successful seeking an arrest warrant for mister netanyahu, along with israel's defense minister and 3 hamas leaders. i'm ask, how did i go up to about 7 to tax and israel 5 man has been designated a terrorist organization by many countries. defense you. i've got it. so here is the international criminal courts. chief prosecute academy and com that have reasonable grounds to believe on the basis of evidence collected and examined by my office that he's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu administer of defense. you, i've got back criminal responsibility for the following international crimes committed on the territory of the state of palestine from at least the 8th of october 2023. the crimes include starvation of civilians as a method of wolf. i will fully causing great suffering, serious injury to body or health or cruel treatment for killing or murder, unintentionally directing attacks against a civilian population as well as crimes against humanity of extermination, handling matter, persecution, and allegations of crimes of committing

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israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has vowed to press ahead with military operations in the gaza strip, saying israel is prepared to stand alone and fight "with its fingernails" if necessary. mr netanyahu's comments come after presidentjoe biden confirmed the us had paused a delivery of bombs which could be used in an assault on rafah. but the idf claims they had enough weaponry to finish the rafah mission. there have been mixed reactions to mr biden�*s decision from lawmakers in the us. earlier i spoke to our state department correspondent, tom bateman. you have spoken to members of congress all day, what sort of support or criticism is there for the decision to hold the shipment of the bombs to israel? one of the first things that struck me coming into the building today was the sense in which this is a very significant moment, the levels of energy and the response to this, the way people are feeling about this on both sides is extremely strong. that is because this is the first time in a generation we have had this level of public pressure applied by the white house onto

this is about trying to pressure mr netanyahu — this is about trying to pressure mr netanyahu into_ thiss about trying to pressure mr netanyahu into changing - this is about trying to pressure mr netanyahu into changing his - netanyahu into changing his decision? _ joe biden says he will not support a invasion into rafah but that may already be under way. there is shelling east of the city. republicans hold a press conference criticising joe biden for withholding weapons to israel. stormy daniels it is back in the witness box in new york testify against donald trump and we will have the latest on that. and we have somebody from boeing talking about fuselages leaving the factory with damage. we get more on that tonight with the transport secretary of the us. very good evening, israel's tanks are massed on the border with southern gaza. thousands of palestinians are on the move from the eastern part of rafah with the ports throughout the day of more explosions. not the full invasion, not yet, but it is starting to feel like it is imminent. president biden has now acknowledged on camera tha

kathrynjad, we reached the presence and decision of netanyahu to enter the settlement. well, ishaq beyrik, one of the former generals of the zionist regime, says that our entry into the settlement is a big mistake, and even this will prevent us from making peace with egypt. let's go away and it is possible that there is any help at all , they don't know if he is alive or dead, and even most of these evenings when i was released during the exchange of the first stage , this lack of achievements has caused that among the people who want to go to the next elections if likut is the same party as netanyahu, it will destabilize their votes in the polls the last poll conducted last week gave likud 21 seats. iqbal had likud, which won 34 seats in the previous elections, and naturally, it does not want to lose the next government, because for netanyahu, losing the next government means that his political life is over, that is, another job. he can't do it, even though he has serious competitors, competitors who have very high expertise in the military field, such as gans , eisenk

backin and netanyahu are simply delaying.alestinians to leave the east. after several months of war, the end had seemed tantalizingly close, but now there's more painful uncertainty. injust close, but now there's more painful uncertainty. in just the last few minutes, the un secretary—general antonio guterres has called for crossings into gaza to be reopened immediately to allow essential aid in, and he also urged israel to stop any escalation after it sent tanks into rafah. pm any escalation after it sent tanks into rafah-— any escalation after it sent tanks into rafah. �* . , into rafah. an agreement between the covernment into rafah. an agreement between the government of — into rafah. an agreement between the government of israel _ into rafah. an agreement between the government of israel and _ into rafah. an agreement between the government of israel and hamas - into rafah. an agreement between the government of israel and hamas is - government of israel and hamas is essential to stop the unbearable suffering of palestin

netanyahu has been a thorn in the side of democratic presidents.ongress at ininvitation of the republican speaker of the house to literally give a speak arguing against barack obama's foreign policy. and president biden himself has criticized repeatedly increasing levels netanyahu's conduct of the war in gaza. and yet there's a reluctance to kind of follow that all the way to the logic of saying on the democratic party we don't want to continue to provide offensive military weapons to israel. we believe that there should be a cease-fire. i think what the republicans can sense is a kind of ambivalence in the democratic party. there are a lot of democratic constituencies that are appalled by the humanitarian crisis in gaza and don't understand why we would kind of give a blank check of support to a far-right government in israel that is ignoring repeatedly the president of the united states. there are also people in the democratic party deeply uncomfortable with being out of step with the israeli government, and the republicans smelling that are goin

what it could mean for netanyahu's hold on. power concerns over president joe biden's commencement address at the historically black morehouse college in atlanta, because he tries to court and important group of voters. how will his views on the israel-hamas war play into the tripp and there is no body camera video available of the arrest of pro golfer scottie scheffler. what police are saying about why live from atlanta? >> this is cnn newsroom with kim brune hoover with the israeli military now fighting in parts of gaza. they previously cleared and ceasefire negotiations stalled. benjamin netanyahu was facing a new problem. a key member of his war cabinet has delivered an ultimatum. benny gantz says he will quit the war cabinet if netanyahu doesn't lay out a plan to get the hostages back, establish a post-war government in gaza and normalize relations with saudi arabia salman. >> now, we are at the crucial crossroads the leadership must see the big picture identify risks identify opportunities in formulate an updated national

what is benyamin netanyahu planning in gaza now, and why?etanyahu would say the only way to have peace for israel is to have security. the only way for israel to have security is for the palestinians to be kept on a very tight rein. more than a touch of gloom in ukraine, as its people face unpalatable realities. ukraine is not able to retake all territories, including the crimea. and 30 years after the glory days of nelson mandela's arrival in power, south africa marks the anniversary with disillusion and anger. the poor, disenfranchised black majority that suffered _ during apartheid expected - that they also would have been during apartheid expected - that there also would have been economic freedom to follow political freedoms. - hamas and the israeli government are engaged in a complex dual at present, with hamas, slightly to the surprise of the us and other western countries, accepting a considerable number of israel's demands for a ceasefire. israel insists that hamas hasn't gone far enough. benjamin netanyahu, israel's prime minister,

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., , , , netanyahu? i have been deeply concerned _ netanyahu?etanyahu? i have been deeply concerned about a military - netanyahu? i have been deeply - concerned about a military incursion into rafah, given that the number of civilians sheltering there and the crossing points for aid. no priority right now should be all parties, but particularly for a to release more hostages. that is the best way to end the surround, and that's what i will continue to call on all parties to do. �* ., ., ., will continue to call on all parties todo. �* ., ., ., to do. around the world and across the uk, this _ to do. around the world and across the uk, this is— to do. around the world and across the uk, this is sac— to do. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. - the presidents of france, china, and the european commission are holding talks in paris, where ukraine and trade are dominating discussions. in opening remarks at the elysee palace, emmanuel macron told xi jinping coordination with china on crises in ukraine and the middle east was crucial

two senior ministers now pleading with mr netanyahu to explain his endgame, soon. news, jerusalem. for more on this, i spoke to itamar rabinovich, former israeli ambassador to the us. i would like to begin, if i may, with the comments that we've heard today from benny gantz. something of an ultimatum issued to prime minister netanyahu, saying that if there is not a plan for a post—war period in gaza, if it doesn't have that plan by the 8th ofjune, that he would threaten to withdraw the support, to withdraw his centrist party from the government. what did you make of that? quite a bit. and actually, there were six items to the ultimatum, and an ultimatum, it is. and it is not a stand—alone ultimatum because a couple of days ago, the minister of defence, mr gallant, came out and openly criticised mr netanyahu for the conduct of the war. and his refusal, or evasion of making some clear decisions regarding the future or what you call "the day after". so he put together that with the minister of defence and the ultimatum by mr gantz — who, by the way, is not a full memb

prime minister netanyahu is absolutely livid about this.ued a furious rebuttal, saying this would be a historic mistake, but he is clearly very worried. even though israel is not a signatory to the icc, if these warrants were issued, that is 124 countries secant visit. it would make israel something of a pariah state. hamas could be announcing their acceptance or rejection of it. if the deal was signed, in return for large numbers of palestinians, then it is likely they would not go ahead. that would give everyone briefing space. >> i'm joined by ambassador james jeffrey. thanks indeed for joining us. the comments from the israeli prime minister. does that render the whole thing pointless. >> not necessarily. it could. what he is signaling is you have a choice. accept a cease-fire and then we will have a discussion about a long-term comment. on the other hand, we will be going in and washington is working with the israelis on how to do that. it could push hamas off the negotiating platform or put pressure on hamas to do a deal to forestall,

netanyahu. >> let me ask you this.on member of the war cabinet, benny gantz, both former generals, they came together, even though they are rivals -- political rivals, but they came together to give netanyahu two or three weeks to make a decision about rafah and make a decision about the day after, about how to get out of the war, what will happen next, about what role the palestinians will have. they made their own red lines. that still would not be enough for him right now to lose his coalition, if they really quit the cabinet. he still has the right wing members. he could keep his government going, correct? >> absolutely correct. he has 64 seats in parliament even if gantz and his party, which amount to only eight members of parliament, even if they withdraw. the thing is, it's a qualitative measure, not quantitative. it's not bringing down the government, but it's going to conceivably allow the public to feel less constrained and more encouraged to stage mass demonstrations. it's true that they came together in the

so benjamin netanyahu looking resolute. in his determination, his priorities, but he is facing growing criticism and more and more open challenges from people closer to him. this may not bring down the government, even if benny gantz leaves the coalition, but it leaves benjamin netanyahu increasingly isolated and potentially even more reliant on the extreme right—wing voices in israeli politics. a 14—year—old boy has died and a 13—year—old boy is in a critical condition after getting into difficulty in the river tyne at 0vingham in northumberland on saturday. the boys went into the water near to 0vingham bridge yesterday afternoon and multiple emergency service crews were deployed to the scene. the parents of both boys are being supported by specially—trained officers. an inquiry into the uk's biggest health scandal will release its final report next week. more than 30,000 people in the uk were infected with hiv and hepatitis c after being given contaminated blood products by the national health service in the 19705, 80s an

in your opinion, what implications does this have for netanyahu? al-rahim, to you and the viewers, greetings and courtesy, and i still offer my condolences because the pain of the martyrs of the incident in azerbaijan is in the hearts of the iranian nation. he recorded that the story is that it seems that the intelligence and security operations of hamas are leaking information indirectly to the special operations units of the zionist regime, which some of their prisoners are kept in this tunnel in javalia region , and the special operations and special forces of the zionist regime, and in the air that an accurate information and a secret is actually waiting for them in this tunnel, and they will go and actually win a victory for the benefit of netanyahu. they rush into this tunnel and there they encounter a very strong ambush where all the elite forces who enter this channel are either killed or injured . or they will be captured, of course, neither abu obeidah nor hamas's statement has revealed the details yet , but it is a very strong blow becau