yes, this means the definite defeat of netanyahu, and even some zionists say that beyond that , netanyahu's political life will be over. netanyahu will have to say goodbye to being prime minister in the next elections. well, his personal interest requires him to continue the war, but what are the possibilities? there is more excitement in the region, the possibility of expanding the front is very high, considering the logistics purchases that are being made now, especially netani, of course. in the name of god, ladies and gentlemen, hello, welcome to the world today, before we have the case and discussions of tonight's program, according to the schedule of the program, on the 29th and the third of the installation of the gaza strip , we will see the latest pictures and developments of the past 24 hours in palestine.

netanyahu was causing this. the next point was that , after all, netanyahu is known in the israeli political environment as the person who can have the best interaction with the americans . kari and even in the previous government when bennett was the prime minister, bennett traveled to the united states and had a meeting with biden, and biden slept in that meeting, they keep making fun of this. netanyahu and his supporters who are the president of the united states in front of you i am sleeping, i can only bring it, the basis of the war or the basis of a support for all the roads , was it really the same now, or should it return to the conditions, but before the war , before the al-aqsa storm war began , the judicial reforms seriously hit netanyahu's credibility in front of the american president. and you see , since netanyahu came, the american president, contrary to previous procedures, did not have an official meeting with netanyahu , which is very strange. if the margin of a meeting is somewhere else , in a

ahead of netanyahu's speech., family members of israelis held hostage by hamas rallied on the national mall tuesday. protesters wore t-shirts reading "sign the deal now" and displayed images of loved ones. they're demanding u.s. and israeli officials to finalize a cease fire and prisoner exchange to bring all the hostages home. this is alon gat, whose sister carmel was taken hostage on october 7th. >> we are seeing here in the states that biden and the other people need to push harder on netanyahu and hamas to get to this deal. our loved ones will not last another two months, another three months, maybe even another two weeks so we need them back. amy: the palestinian health ministry says the death toll from israel's war on gaza has passed 39,000, after one of the bloodiest ground assaults of israel's nine-month-old military campaign. gaza officials say at least 121 people, most of them women and children, have been killed since israel launched its latest offensive in khan younis, where an estimated 150,000 peopl

netanyahu didn't say.bout demilitarization, deradicalization, these amorphous terms that are essentially leaving the door open to a permanent presence. he will never ever talk about some thing like a palestinian state. it is anathema not only to his far-right coalition partners -- let's face it, netanyahu himself has been dead set against that for years. he first said it in 2015, nine years ago. he's been against it, his party has been against it come his coalition government has voted against it, actually twice. related vo amna: good evening. i'm amna nawaz. geoff: and i'm geoff bennett. on the "newshour" tonight. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu calls on the u.s. to stand with israel in a speech to

others are very strict in supporting netanyahu, participating in that meeting and encouraging netanyahu. in fact , see this lie and these encouragements that are published for those lies because netanyahu has the tools and in fact israel has the tools of power. thousands of jews own most of the american stock market they are in america , they have these financial tools, they have the media, and by using them, they are trying to advance the agenda of the zionists. so we have to say that the majority. the american people do not agree with this matter and they are seeing the events through social networks, but those who are in power are under the influence of zionists, many of them are zionists themselves and they are pushing that agenda and the people cannot stop it. take them because as we saw few representatives actually that speaker boycott. most of the representatives, the majority of them supported the departure very enthusiastically and thank you very much . another incident and aspect of this story was the suppression of the american people's protests against netanyahu by the ameri

netanyahu, mr. netanyahu the man congress is honoring tomorrow, has done to the children of gaza. according to the u.n. and virtually every humanitarian organization functioning in gaza, israel has intentionally blocked humanitarian aid, including food, water, and medical supplies from reaching the desperate people in gaza and let us be clear, there is no, no excuse for this. blocking humanitarian aid, killing aid workers and creating the conditions for starvation, these are not only acts of extreme cruelty, but they are clear violations of both u.s. and international law. they are war crimes. they are war crimes, and netanyahu heads the government that has enacted these policies. so tomorrow, madam president, when netanyahu comes before congress, i hope that for one second the members who attend will focus just for a second on the starving children in gaza. i hope while they applaud that they will think about the hundreds of aid workers killed, the dozens of hospitals bombed, the housing destroyed, and the universities obliterated. madam president, when mr. netanyahu rises to spe

netanyahu didn't say.bout demilitarization, deradicalization, these amorphous terms that are essentially aving the door open to a permanent presence. he will never ever talk about some thing like a palestinian state. it is anathema not only to his far-right coalition partners -- let's face it, netanyahu himself has been dead set against that for years. he first said it in 2015, nine years ago. he's been against it, his party has been against it come his coalition government has voted against it, actually twice. related vote in february. the gulf between how other countries to see the inevitability of a two-state solution as the way to de-escalate this conflict and what israel sees is a norm us. israelis have lost faith in that as well. it is not like he is out of sync with israelis on that. christian: dahlia, we have got to credit there. nouncer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial services firm, raymond james. announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation

they gave an interview in the past days and had harsh criticisms against netanyahu. they believe that netanyahu is stuck in the gaza swamp, and by the way, in their talks , it is said that netanyahu has implemented everything he could on the ground of gaza, while there are happenings under the ground of gaza and in there are tunnels hamas has been able to maintain a large part of its tunnels and underground fortifications during the war that has been going on since october 7th until now. it is given and well , it is very easy to prove this. you just need to refer to some operations of hamas in the past few days in talal hawa, shujaiyeh and rafah neighborhood . on the other side, as abu ubaydah said, he believes that we have thousands of reserve forces that we have not called up so far, and if needed, we will call them up. it shows that the resistance is from the case itself. that is , i am taking the other resistance fronts into account for the time being, only the resistance in the gaza strip itself has a very high level of preparation, and on the other hand , as th

netanyahu.em for the american president if he does not have a strong track record in persuading mr. netanyahu, getting him to do what he wants. it has been a -- relationship over the issue of the desperate situation in gaza. with a very large number of palestinian civilians killed by the israeli offensive and a lack of humanitarian aid to gaza. when mr. biden has tried to get mr. netanyahu to change tactics, he has struggled. this has always been a very fraught relationship, the one it continues to be underpinned by the bedrock of the ties between these countries and the military assistance to the israelis and that has continued virtually untouched. caitriona: prime minister netanyahu's visit comes as the israeli military said it discover the bodies of five israeli hostages that were taken back to gaza following the october 7 attack. the bodies of maya goren, reviewed army accounts, oren goldin, tomer ahimas and korea brodsky were found on wednesday. the israeli military said ms. goren were kill

place, netanyahu was on the way out. netanyahu is now basically a man with... without a mandate, a man who can do whatever he wants, has piles of money behind him, and has nuclear weapons in his back pocket. this is dr. strange love on steroids and it is a threat not just to the region, but the entire world, and it's got to be stopped. gentlemen, thank you both for joining us to put in the time to be on the program. eves angler, they're joining us from montreal and john boston is joining us out of frederickton, canada, and viewers, this brings us to the conclusion. at the segment of your press tv spotlight program, thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now. iran has come a long way to gain independence in the defense industry since the 1979 islamic revolution. it's warships, speed boats, missiles and drones, among many items in its arsenal. have caught many countries in the world by surprise, but as military experts and top brass say, this is only a tiny fraction of iran's capabilities that have been unveiled so far. w

lapid , the leader of netanyahu's opposition, also said: "it is a shame that netanyahu spoke for a full hour without mentioning the ceasefire to bring back the palestinian asra. nancy pelosi, the former speaker of the us house of representatives, said that netanyahu's speech was the worst speech by a person. it was in congress. independent american senator bernie sanders said that netanyahu is not only a war criminal but also a liar. saunders said: netanyahu's government prevented aid to gaza. dalia ramirez , a democratic member of the us house of representatives, said that netanyahu is a war criminal and the united states should not give netanyahu a single dollar because he is looking for a regional war. to the writing axios base, half of the democrats in the us congress boycotted netanyahu's speech. only about 100 democrats in the house of representatives and 28 democrats in the senate attended this meeting. during the speech of the prime minister of the zionist regime , rashid talib, the representative of the american congress held a sign on which it was written, guilty of genocide.

a huge police presence led to many protesters renaming washington dc to fort netanyahu. this week, there have been hundreds of arrests with police using pepper spray on protesters as well. in his speech, netanyahu immediately focused. on war mongering against iran and even called the pro-palestinian protesters outside, iran's useful idiots. romin masahari, press tv, washington dc. are there our guests in our news review program express their views on israely prime minister benjan not to how his speech before the us congress. well joining us on this edition of the news review we have journalists and political commentator samuel's joining us from melbourne. so we have journalists and activist harlet barikot speaking to us from vancouver, gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with mr. geties in melbourne. first of all, i want to get your thoughts on netanyahu's speech to congress, as he addressed american lawers, of course, he saw more of financial and mil military support for this genocidal war. well, the content of his speech, if one could even call it that,

is about, and netanyahu. has one interest, that interest is benjamin netanyahu, if he falls in power, he faces uh a trial frary, breach of trust, which could conceivably land him in israeli prison, so this what motivates him to prolong the war, it is evident that he wants to expand this conflict into a regional war, explain um targeted assassinations in lebanon and in syria in the hope that he can bring hesbollah into a a wider, a wider conflict. what he is trying to to do is to provoke a regional war to the degree that he would draw the united states into it and and thereby hope. to uh bring iran into that, hundreds of jordanians take to the streets of the capital and mount to slam israel's genocidal war in the gaza strip, protesters condemned israel's deadly attack on the almawasi refugee camp and expressed solidarity with palestinian resistance groups in gaza. jordanians have been holding regular rallies in support of palestine since it started the israely unslot, while pro-palestine protesters also took to this. streets in the german capital, berlin. demonstrates waves palestinia

we were examining the content of netanyahu's speech. mr. stapling , what do you think about this part of netanyahu's speech, where he said that israel and america are symbols of civilization, and on the other hand, they are fighting with brutality and barbarism? in fact, he said the same things and comments he repeated and expressed zionist now with another phrase. this is actually like a high school controversy where some students may get together and actually make some claims and read some poems together. and nothing. actions should be taken to justify the attack that started 10 months ago and are still continuing. otherwise, the world is seeing what is happening in gaza . social networks no longer allow facts to remain hidden. alive it is available to the people of the world in a very short period of time. these kinds of speeches, which are now trying to express some narratives in the midst of controversy and controversy , cannot produce results, because in reality, the images that are reaching the world from gaza violate all those claim

netanyahu was on the way out. netanyahu is now basically a man without a mandate, a man who can do whatever he wants, has piles of money behind him and has nuclear weapons in his back pocket. this is dr. strangelove. on steroids and it is a threat not just to the region but the entire world and it's got to be stopped. gentlemen, thank you both for joining us to put in the time to be on the program, eves angler, they're joining us from montreal and john boston is joining us out of fredricton, canada and viewers, this brings us to the conclusion of the segment of your press tv spotlight program. thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now. press of headlines, israel's indiscriminate bombings claim more palestinian lives in gaza, as city of khan becomes new focus of the deadly attacks. leader of the answer says abic successful drone strike on telebiv stun the enemy saying anti israel op. operations will continue and the russian president vladimir putin warns of escalation of the situation in west asia during a meetin

enraged by netanyahu's presence, people burned american flags and netanyahu dolls. demonstrations of angry american people outside the walls of this country's congress while the prime minister of the zionist regime is giving a speech in the congress. do they burn the american flag? and with it a man a symbol of america with netanyahu's head is also thrown into the fire. a little further on the big statue of christopher columbus. one of the unbelievers writes in red color that hamas has come with the symbol of an upside-down red triangle , that they are inviting netanyahu to the congress as the perpetrator of a terrible genocide, unforgivable and unforgettable . palestinian flags were raised by reporter miguel marquez. this is how cnn describes the situation in front of the us congress building. this is the remains of an american flag that is burning here and there you can see the remains of another american flag that people burned. all three american flags were pulled down from the top of the three big flagpoles in front of the congress and they installed the palest

i'm all strongly condemns netanyahu is addressed to us congress saying it proves washington's full partnership in israel's heinous crimes. dozes of palestinians are killed in new israeli strikes across gaza as the death toll from the regime's genocide tops 39,100. anywa says german police raiding the hamburg islamic center contradicts basic human rights and signals islamophobia in germany. hello right to 3 am in the besieg gaza strip and you're watching press tv world news. our top story pro-palestinian protesters in the us have gathered in washington dc to denounce the ongoing genocide in gaza as israel prime minister addresses the american congress. according to human rights organization the jewish voice for peace. more than 300 demonstrators have been arrested, protesters are getting arrested for asking us authorities to enter support for israel's aggression against gazans. many democrats in both the house and senate, including former speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, have boycotted netanyahu's speech, earlier, dozens of families of israeli captives held in gaza also protested near capito

, �*, , netanyahu? exactly, it's been quite a few weeks — netanyahu?n quite a few weeks in _ netanyahu? exactly, it's been quite a few weeks in us _ netanyahu? exactly, it's been quite a few weeks in us politics, - netanyahu? exactly, it's been quite a few weeks in us politics, so - a few weeks in us politics, so everything is a little fraught. bizarrely, attention has been taken away from prime minister netanyahu's address, which ordinarily would have been the main news event happening here, but so much has happened in past weeks. that relationship between joe past weeks. that relationship betweenjoe biden and prime minister netanyahu has always been a close one. the relationship goes back decades. we knowjoe biden travelled to israeljust a couple of days after those october the 7th attacks, embracing benjamin netanyahu. we have seen that relationship deteriorates somewhat over the months. president biden would say it is still very close and that he still stands strongly beside israel, but we have seen some withholding of weapons injune. some of those

but condemning netanyahu is not enough. we cannot condemn a prime minister who the icc considers to be a war criminal while at the same time continuing to provide his government with tens of billions of dollars in military aid. that is hypocrisy at its worst. just today, madam president, i'm happy to say that seven major trade unions here in the united states, including the association of flight attendants, the american postal workers union, the international union of painters, the national education association, the service employees international union, united auto workers, and united electrical workers, some of the largest unions in america representing some six million workers sent a letter to president biden calling on him to immediately halt all military aid to israel. and they are absolutely right. netanyahu is a right-wing extremist and a war criminal who has devoted his career to killing the prospects of a two-state solution and lasting peace in the region. he should not be rel comed to the -- be welcomed to the un

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during his speech, netanyahu thanked the u.s.or his -- it support and defended israel's action in gaza. >> the prosecutor of the international criminal court has shamefully accused israel of delivering -- deliberately starving the people of gaza. this is complete nonsense. it is a complete fabrication. [applause] >> israel has enabled more than 40,000 age trucks to enter gaza. that is half a million tons of food and that's more than 3000 calories for every man, woman and child in gaza. if there are palestinians in gaza who are not getting enough food it is not because israel is blocking it it's because hamas is stealing it. [applause] >> so much for that lie, but here is another. the icc prosecutor accuses israel of liberally targeting civilians. what in god's green earth is he talking about? the idf has dropped millions of flyers, sent millions of text messages, made hundreds of thousands of phone calls to get palestinian civilians out of harm's way, but at the same time, hamas does everything in its power to put palestinian civ

demonstrations against netanyahu, protests against netanyahu, of course, in terms of elections, someps are using here anti-netanyahu because of the election issue and the power struggle, but so far it has not been 10 months , they say release our prisoners, but netanyahu he always plays, biden helps him, biden comes to present netanyahu's plan to hamas and to the palestinians, later he himself says, for example, we will reach an agreement tomorrow, and the day after tomorrow, we will reach an agreement, and this is all a game. the main goal is to destroy the palestinian resistance in the form of in gaza , netanyahu himself and some of his military leaders are working with him and with netanyahu . their goal is also hezbollah. hezbollah should at least be expelled after the war in the region and especially in lebanon. this is their goal. their goal is to destroy the strength of the military power of the resistance, but they can't, but this is their goal, sir najah mohammad ali, at the beginning of your speech, you mentioned the hannibal law, that even the zionist regime does not want

netanyahu should be locked up, he's a war criminal, icc declared him as a criminal. he commit. genocide, he commit attrocity, and he killing babies and women innocent, and those people that are dying, they are not hamas, they don't have weapon. almost 130 democratic lawmakers, or half of all democrats in congress boycotted his speech. i think this is all a show, mean in the end they're not really voting for anything that's substantial. um, we have just a couple of people in congress that that do that are doing some work, but the... majority of the democratic establishment and the and all the republican basically establishment is just towing the line of whatever apach wants them to do. many in the democratic party are hoping that the apparent election replacement of joe biden with his vice president camela harris can somehow win back the huge amount of progressive voters who vowed never to vote for biden over his role in the genocide. i don't think so cuz she oversaw everything that he was doing. um she's also uh huge uh apec supporter has taken a lot of money from ap

it is not the army, the army wants to have peace and deal with hamas, but it is netanyahu. netanyahu is fighting for his life, because he knows that at the first moment that the conflict in gaza ends, he will end up in jail and he will be nobody, so he is a suicide mission, he simply wants to provoke a war, he doesn't care if israel will be obliterated by hisbollah. iran, what he cares is his own safety, and if you talk to many israelis, they will tell you the same thing, this is a mad man. unfortunately, israel has been taken hostage by a madman who, unfortunately has the full support of the us administration, because the israeli loby and the evangelical zionis, they believe that they can in. wars with this new israeli hitler uh some talk about how there should be cooler heads to prevail here, but i don't think there is any chance for that, the notion of revenge is what's uh dominant when you read the news, and that is what israel is actually expecting, so when you take a look at the the the fact that that is going to happen in what form and manner may we see that happen u

we have seen that during these 10 months, demonstrations against netanyahu, protests against netanyahu course, in terms of elections , some groups are using this anti -netanyahu because of the election issue and power struggle , but so far, 10 months have not resulted, they say they are our prisoners. release him, but netanyahu always plays, biden helps him, biden comes. netanyahu will present his plan to hamas and to the palestinians , later he will say, for example, we will arrive tomorrow and the day after tomorrow we will reach an agreement, and this is all a game. the main goal is to destroy the palestinian resistance in the form of the final definite inside gaza and netanyahu himself and some of his military leaders are working with them . their goal is also hezbollah. their goal is that hezbollah should at least be expelled after rodkhone, that is , after that line, they call it the 10-kilometer green line. after that, hezbollah should go, and if it can and succeeds, and i believe it wants to, this means that this case of majd al-shams will create an excuse for them. majdal this

netanyahu. senators merkley, lujan and i raised the issue of palestinians in the south hebron hills who we had met with who had been attacked by armed settlers, pushed off their lands, and denied access to their water wells. prime minister netanyahu at the time suggested he was unaware of these incidents, even though they had been already widespread and reported. he said he would look into the situation and get back to us. he never did. mr. president, i want to ap -- i want to applaud the biden administration for issuing an executive order to address the actions that under the cover of the netanyahu government clearly are undermining peace and stability in the west bank. and i once again call upon the administration to take rth action to expand the scope of those sanctions to cover all entities and individuals who are directly or indirectly orchestrating these attacks, seizing palestinian lands, and breeding a culture of impunity, including smotrich. time is of the essence to prevent the situati

trump and netanyahu briefly took questions in a darkly lit room. the prime minister was asked about the ceasefire/hostage release deal in gaza that's been in the works for nearly two months. >> do you feel like after this trip, mr. prime minister, we're any closer to a ceasefire deal? >> i hope so. but i think time will tell. we're certainly eager to have one. and we're working on it. >> mr. president -- >> reporter: the mar-a-lago meeting comes one day after netanyahu was in the white house meeting with the president and vice president kamala harris over ceasefire efforts. harris telling netanyahu "it's time for this war to end." >> israel has a right to defend itself, and how it does so matters. >> reporter: harris has been trying to walk a fine line, supporting biden's negotiating efforts and israel's right to defend itself while lamenting the terrible toll the war has taken on gaza and its people. >> we cannot allow ourselves to become numb to the suffering, and i will not be silent. >> reporter: netanyahu was asked how harris' remarks may have

is about, and netanyahu has one, that interest is benjamin netanyahu, and israelis are 100% in stating that he prolong the war in... to the falling from power, if he falls from power, he faces uh a trial for a fraud, bribary, breach of trust, which could conceivably land him an israeli prison, so this what motivates him to prolong the war to prolong the war, but it is evident that he wants to expand this conflict into a regional war. explains um targeted assassinations in lebanon um in syria um bombings launching attacks in in lebon uh in the hope that he can bring hisbolah into a a wider a wider conflict and thereby also draw the united states into what would would be much larger. uh obviously uh with the uh the objective of getting uh getting united states into a conflict involving iran uh so theeselis who are protesting they they've got they've got down 100% right but uh by the same token he manages to hold power because of the extreme support that he has within his within his coalition from people like this is obviously so the question is just how long cantanyahu hang on has suppor

moving dispass netanyahu's claims about the future of gaza saying. only the palestinian people have the right to determine their fate and decide who governs them. hamos also called on all international bodies to take steps and end israel's occupation of palestine and support palestinian people's resistance. tony us out from bristol is tony golsing history and investigative journalist for more on the story. good evening to you tony good to check in with you hope you're safe and do. well out there in bristol, your thoughts on hm slamming netanyahu first being given a platform to try to justify his campaign of genocide in gaza and the fact that he is so... to get up there and actually try to interesting how we're seeing now in our parliaments, we've had it in canada and here in the uk uh actual nazis uh being given rounds of applause on the opportunity to speak to parliamentarians, we had the former ss nazi over in canada and we have the as of battalion which is a pro hitler, pro nazi. uh group from the from the ukraine, well they're not even neonazis,

the number of supporters of netanyahu was much smaller.s demonstrator, who supports netanyahu, did not give his name, but asked to be called by the man with the flag. i would like to see how he plans to end hamas once and for all because i think they are the problem and when it ends we can. opinion polls show americans remain deeply divided over israel's war against hamas. a third of americans think the us is doing too little to help, another third that enough, another 30% is too much. dmytro kolchinsky, robin haas, voice of america. last academic year, harvard university had the largest number of students who decided to study the ukrainian language. since the 23rd year, ukrainian has been listed at the university as a separate study program with three levels. what is the situation with the study of the ukrainian language in other american universities, and who in the usa continues to actively study russian and why? details in the plot of iryna shinkarenko. at harvard, the oldest university in the usa. school the language has been taught s

netanyahu, who is getting older , he has diseases, and he has found serious rivals , who beat netanyahu head to head in the polls inside israel, that is, you, the last poll that was held. almost 4 days ago, look at the party likud with 21 seats and next hezba with 20 seats. 22 seats are now different in different polls and have serious competitors like ganses, and now if another coalition is formed next to him, the price can be a serious danger for him, so these talks coming from trump that we are thinking of netanyahu's successor are very serious talks. the next thing we should pay attention to is that the united states is a country with its own special interests. he may not necessarily adjust his policies according to the wishes of the zionist regime in all cases, after all its interests come first for him, but this does not mean that he will stop it takes away support for israel, no, that is not what we mean , but we are careful when we say that the united states is hesitating to go along with netanyahu's policies , it is not because it is concerned about human rights and the violati

after many calls during the protest demonstrations to hold netanyahu and his administration. members accountable and responsible for the failure of the war on the strip, prevent a captive's exchange deal. member expressed his expectations of a political assassination or attempt at political assassination in the entity, similar to what happened to donald trump in the united states. צורר זרע אמלק, נהפוך את הבית שלך לאנדרטה, וזה פשוט באמת, אני חושב שזה לא רחוק היום, ישראל. well mr. let's go ahead and start off what we saw here, is the israely landscape basically vulnerable to such a political assassination, and will trump's assassination attempt perhaps inspire something similar in israel? well, historically there's only been one assassination in the history of the zionist colony against. former president, you know, clearly there, there is not much of a history like that in israel, but also because of the fact that netanyahu has, failed so miserably since october seventh and before, maybe somebody would want to get rid of him so they can blame him for all the failures, but i doubt it, i

netanyahu, hezbollah, they said they didn't do that, so you don't know who to believe because netanyahu lied so much. america believes everything he says. it's terrible. america first? they are saying israel first. israel is going to get us into world war iii. you know? if we don't wake up and see what's going on, this right here is going to get us in world war iii and everything. the people, you see what happened in gaza, it's going to be happening over here if these nuclear bombs start to shoot. we have got to get a grip on this. we need to tell israel what they need to do. we give them all of this money. i do not understand how israel, we care more about them they and we do our own nation. it's got to stop. it's really got to stop. it's all netanyahu. he backside -- he backs out of the deals every time. host: this is what "the washington post" says about who is responsible. "the working assumption is that it was an accident, according to a senior official who spoke on conditions of anonymity and that they have not reached conclusions about the intent behind the attack. john, jacksonv

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and that was mentioned by benjamin netanyahu. when he address congress, seeing that give us the weapons and this will be over sooner. but certainly joe biden is concerned about legacy. he wants to get that c spot he has pushed for, for a number of months, and that's telling him itself that it has been a number of months. and at least one occasion, he said that these really sit signed up and then find out that he is really well actually on board with the idea. and so he will push again to try and get some form of c spy. and he will talk to the families of the americans who are currently being held captive in guys as well. benjamin netanyahu has wanted a meeting in the oval office since he came back to power and they fail. joe biden has resisted that until this very moment. and that alone tells you the relationship that these 2 men have had over the years. despite job. i'm getting praise from benjamin netanyahu during his speech on wednesday for flying to israel immediately after october. the 7th. all right, and as you're speaking,

one of the young women, noa, the released hostage in the gallery, being hugged by sarah netanyahu, netanyahu's wife, and the soldiers, the valiant idf soldiers that he was pointing out, some amputees, some had gone back into model, the heroes. it was really modeled after a state of the union address, a presidential address, and it had all of the, you know, except for the ruffles and flourishes, it had everything that presented that, that's the choreography he wanted seen around the world. >> also him just walking in and shaking hands, just like we see with the state of the union address. and noticeably, he's walking down the aisle, shakes the hands of a number of senators, including kirsten gillibrand from @state of new york, the other senator from the state, chuck schumer, no handshake between the two men, just a nod. chuck schumer has been pretty critical of benjamin netanyahu's leadership since october 7th, the way he's been waging the war in gaza. ali vitali, talk to me about what we saw there on the house floor, specifically among the democratic caucus. the democrats who were standing, th

netanyahu in nearly four years and follow talks between mr.hu and presumptive democratic presidential nominee kamala harris on thursday after which she says she could not stay silent about the suffering of civilians in gaza. we go to a former u.s. diplomat aaron david miller. thank you for joining us. we have this image of donald trump and benjamin netanyahu meeting. it comes a day after he was in washington meeting with joe biden and kamala harris. what is the sense in the difference of messages or is it consistent from the israeli prime minister? >> this has been a political trick. the speech was pitical, the meeting seven political. i'm not sure the prime minister anticipated he would be meeting a former president with who he identifies strongly. kamala harris and a current president, joe biden, all against the backdrop of opportunity, perhaps, in coming weeks, to actually get an israeli-hamas agreement on a cease-fire. i think netanyahu is hedging his bets. he had a cordial meeting with the president. he expressed dismay that the vice pres

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netanyahu behind us. invoking the palestinian revolutionary martyr, as students of conscience, it is our duty to strike and damage imperialism wherever it manifests. especially within our universities. [applause] we operate in service of the world revolution. in service of realizing liberation and justice for all colonized, imperialize and exploited peoples. we call on all student, all people of conscience to get organized in the collective struggle for liberation, from the imperialist death machine. the imperial beast is nothing more than a paper tiger. it appears tough but in reality it is a flammable, pathetic creature that can be knocked over and destroyed by a gust of wind. [applause] from bangladesh to palestine, the student intifada is under hand. it is undefeated. our victory is inevitable. liberation is inevitable. free, free palestine! free, free, free palestine! free, free gaza! free, free, free gaza! thank you. [applause] >> free palestine! [applause] >> i want you all to give a warm welcome h

he said that he hopes the captives would return without the pm netanyahu, giving into agreeing to cease fire plant. this points to how the regime was never sincere in wanting to agree to a cease fire in the first place. well, in this additional spotlight we look at different aspects of this genocidal onslot such as west band weapons, is the shortage of tanks. and ammunition israel regime store closures, the state of its military skirmishes with hisb in the north and the regime passing a opposing a palestinian state. first let me introduce our guests, journalists and political analyst joins us from brussels. also joining us is mc nap here, co-founder of the scott palestine solidarity campaign who joins us from glasgow uk. gentlemen, welcome, i'll start with you elijah magne. good to see you, we're looking at this visit by bengavir, he went there to pray for the return of israeli captives from gaza, it's one of the things that he said, now his visit if you want to call it, which many don't call it that, they even go as far as calling it desecration, um is to judeize the norm for that, whi

netanyahu's trip to the united states, the republican party asked netanyahu how long you can continue , and trump himself came and told mr. netanyahu that your time is up and the war must end. so is the democratic party. so in their minds, one israel is portrayed as weak, and israel wants to correct its weak image in the minds of foreign supporters, and with a false image, it wants to convey this issue to the new president of iran, who went to tehran and was assassinated. netanyahu is looking for the surrender of the palestinian people , but he is reading blindly. he seeks to prove that he is the only military force that can change the situation in the region. but what happened is the opposite. all the leaders of the united resistance condemned this cowardly act. most of the islamic and national currents condoled and emphasized haniyeh's martyrdom. terror operation. in the palestinian resistance it will not have an effect and haniyeh's blood will strengthen the palestinian nation in continuing the path of resistance and freedom. i am sure that netanyahu has received the green light fr

well, it is pressing netanyahu, and uh, netanyahu is today, today he is more convinced that israel cannotns back home. stay tuned for expose. the truth is just a revelation away. the message of karbala across the generations to come, watch their ceremonies and traditions in dal, the grieving lake, this headline: more than 70 palestinians and killed in an israeli strike on the refugee camp in the gaza strip as overall death those stores past 38,400. palestinian resistance movements condemned the deadly strike under refugee camp as a sign of israel's disregard for all international norms and covenants. also the headlines and new report has indicated that the months long genocidal war in gaza has severely impacted the israely economy.

netanyahu are worried. the german foreign minister declares that revenge is not a good thing , the problem should be resolved in the form of solutions , this is raised by most of the powers and countries , and in fact, this action is against international rules, the rules of the geneva conventions. the official guest of a country in this country is not a violation of sovereignty and national security, in fact, this is what hazrat agha emphasized in his message, that first of all , we should avenge the guest of this country and punish the aggressor. let's face it, the second issue of our national security is the violation of this sovereignty. whoever was involved in this should pay the price. now how and with what dimensions, it will definitely have different dimensions , it will have different forms. what has been published in the media from the words of some military officials is that if the strike is true, if the promise is true the strikes that were actually carried out there should be given a number a.

israel receives $3 billion— netanyahu. israel receives $3 billion of— netanyahu.gest recipient of american military aid historically. and that has been — military aid historically. and that has been one of the fundamental grievances, particularly among democrats. they have tried to push joe biden— democrats. they have tried to push joe biden to change course. that was that one _ joe biden to change course. that was that one moment where a consignment of arms— that one moment where a consignment of arnrs were _ that one moment where a consignment of arms were held back by the americans to the israelis. the administration said at that point that that — administration said at that point that that was over the fact that they— that that was over the fact that they had — that that was over the fact that they had such a huge impact in densety— they had such a huge impact in densely built areas of gaza. some bombs _ densely built areas of gaza. some bombs have since been allowed to flow again, but the key point of the relationship of military assistance has not _ relation

well, it is a pressuring netanyahu, and uh, netanyahu is today, today he is more convinced that israels the regime bearing the war cost? israel has increasingly difficult time of holding their economy together. the headlines, millions muslims are commemorating tasua a day before the margin of anniversary of imam hussain, the third imam. mas rejects western media reports about stopping gaza's separ talks, saying that israel is escalating violence against palestinians to devel negotiations. and the germany army carries out new anti-israely operations, hitting an israeli ship and the regime's military targets with drones and ballistic missiles.

kirsten, but you think of netanyahu's speech?ten: he both thanked the biden for their support for his policy, which also makes it harder for a kamala harris campaign to deviate from that policy. he set the stage for what he hopes will be a successful meeting with former president trump this coming friday by thinking president trump for the work he did during his administration. he also linked his war in gaza against several floods -- sev eral fronts, making the point, our war is your war, we are fighting them here so you do not have to fight them at home. i think that resonates on both sides of the aisle. geoff: is israel's war the u.s.'s war? tom: the war against hamas was a fight that people all around the world were willing and happy to support israel in waging after the unspeakable evil of what hamas did to innocent israelis on that horrible day. but we often say that palestinians nev miss and opportunity to miss an opportunity. israel missed an opportunity. there was an opportunity to build a true anti-hamas coalition, but i

israel watch, which has captured the opinions of analysts and experts in hebrew media studios about netanyahu's visit to washington and its results on the ceastfire and captive exchange deal, in addition to the risks that the lebanon front poses to the occupation, to discuss the... i'd like to welcome my guest today, dr. suhail natur, an expert in israely affairs. welcome, doctor, welcome, great. we begin with netanyahu's visit to washington, specifically his thearatrical focus on iran in his speech to congress, where he positioned himself as a protector and defender of the united states against iran. this was noted in the hebrew media, which pointed out that netanyahu speech contains sharp criticisms of the democratic administration and their party. עודד את המלחמה שלנו בעזה ולהגיד שזה חלק מהסכסוך הישראלי פלסטיני ולא לקשר את זה לאיראן. היא ממשיכה להתקשקש עם הפרוקסיז כדי לא להגיד שום דבר על תהרן. אחרי שביידן היה פה הישראלים רצו הודעה משותפת שהמתקפה של שבעה באוקטובר היא נסתה במעורבות של איראן. האמריקאים הטיילו על זה וטו. יומיים אחרי זה ג'ייק סליבן היועצל הביטחון לאומי אמר שאין שום עדות למעורבות ש

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