this is not what they are doing to netanyahu. they say that you show a dictator in your decision-making. if you pay attention , they present netanyahu as a dictator in all the demonstrations. you show that you are a dictator. this is because you have mismanagement, which means that you prefer your personal interests over the national interests not to say because of these now, for example, israel's security capability is low or the criticism made by their own critics is not a debate, but netanyahu answers with this tool that no, i have a lot of security capability, if i am allowed to be at work until the end of my term as prime minister, i.e. until 2026, i can fight war. i want to end the fate of the war in a different way with this tool. postpone and give himself time to finally get significant support from the united states, and the question arises here , why is he not afraid of a response from taking these measures, because hezbollah has announced that the response will be it will make it difficult for this terrorist act . he h

al-jaya said, netanyahu wants the war to continue and does not want to reach an agreement. he said the cease fire agreement has a real price, and netanyahu does not want to pay that price. the hamas official noted that the group is committed to the july 2nd agreement which was proposed by the us president joe biden and uphelled by the un security council. his remarks came as numerous rounds of truths have been held through. mediators, but none has led to any significant results. earlier in our news review program, we discussed one hamas rejects israel's new conditions for gaza, the gaza sece fire. let's take a listen. barry gros is an international lawyer who joins us from balley to discuss this further. barry grossman, welcome, when you take a look at the way that uh there so the regime's uh top chief, i guess if you want to call him uh prime minister, but netanyahu has acted when it comes to these. uh cease fire talks, it's pretty obvious that he doesn't want an agreement, and we can see uh one of the consequences of that, which is the retrieval that israel made on those

. ironically, netanyahu and gallant, the israeli war chief, had a shouting match on the captives and the corridor. netanyahu told gallant that he prioritized the philadelphia over the hostages, horrifying gallant who said that the captives will end up dead. his exact words, quote unquote, the prime minister can indeed make all the decisions, and he can also decide to have all the captives killed. meanwhile, the us president joe biden has said that hamas. leaders will pay the price for these crimes, this is while a senior hamas official blamed israeli air strikes for the death saying that several of the six israeli hostages have been quote approved for release in the event of a true deal. doesn't that make the us complicit and responsible for the captives death? the iof dropping us bombs contributing the captives deaths. just in a course of one month, israel received the... 500th us military supply plane since the start of the gaza onslot on october 7th. the delivery included over 50,000 tons of military equipment. this is in addition to 20 billion us dollars in aid of military genoci

israeli law, nobody can remove benyamin netanyahu from his position as a prime minister. are still supporting. benjamin netanyahu because it is out of their interest not to commit political suicide and drop israel or acknowledge the international court of justice that consider israel is indeed the occupier is not behaving according to international law and it has obligation against the occupy population in gaza and in the west bank so this contradiction that we have seen is so... obvious today that the world population is moving regardless their leaders to stand against israel and to support the palestinian because they are the oppressed people, they represent the symbol of justice and injustice. there is represent a simple of how they are suffering from an appartite regime like the south african in the past and the israelis are indiscriminately killing children. and women without any reaction from the leader around the world who usually hold the high morile ground in other countries than other issue and the world. okay, well said the regime is under lot of pressure from

i mean, your assessment of of that, and and would it make a difference if netanyahu is in or outer? tell me what you think? at the end of the day we've seen that the overwhelming majority of israeli c citizenry has fully supported uh the actions in gaza, the genocide uh that... support doesn't really show any sign of diminishing, they're actually totally for the idea of wiping out and ethnically cleansing palestinians in gaza, and now quite frankly uh, it's also revealed that it wasn't just about hamas, this is about wiping palestinians off the face of what israel uh, this this illegitimate occupation regards as its own territory, so what we've got is a situation where we can't just... pointing the finger at benjamin netanyahu in my opinion, i believe that there's a much more uh sort of systemic and much more deep-rooted mentality within zionism globally, but also within the israeli rank and file. it's a different matter that people are losing faith and trust in benjamin netanyahu's establishment, his fascist, nazi like jewish extremist. leadership or government, that's a different

is it not because of netanyahu's corruption? today we are facing divisions and differences in the zionist society. strikes and demonstrations are increasing, and the recent strikes were unprecedented in the history of the zionist regime. there is a threat and concern for the zionist regime and the settlers even inside the cities where the depth of the regime exists it is considered zionist. this issue requires that the approach of resistance is strengthened and netanyahu loses the cards he wanted to play with after the gaza war. these papers are with netanyahu's effort to bring the society together. it was with him that they would let him know about the war, but what happened in the past few hours and the killing of a number of israeli prisoners shows to all reports that the prisoners were alive, but the actions of the zionist regime's army and efforts. for the continuation of the military war , this led to the death of these prisoners. there has been an increase, not only at the level of the settlers , but even in the political

in israel against prime minister netanyahu and his policies have been raging for more than year now, but the most recent protest took things to another level, not only were they the biggest since october the 7th, israel's major union was able to shut down businesses in tel aviv and other towns and message to netanyahu and his far right cabinet, which took a toll on israel's economy. hi, i'm welcome to economic divide. some of the highlights of today's program: first, the israely strike, protest and general strike, the biggest since october 7th, it involved 200 businesses. and also 300 thous plus israelis, the main labor union was involved in organizing it, threatening to do it again. then defined prime minister netanyahu, refusing to sign the seasfire deal, in turn hurting the israely economy, which produces dim economic prospects, and then the west bank crisis, 10 days of invasion occurred there, many businesses were destroyed infrastructure was even destroyed more in which palestinians were... rooted also, it was the largest protest against the pm netanyahu since the start of the g

they promised to sacrifice the baby that netanyahu is, benjamin netanyahu, and after making a partialagreement, they will now make a temporary ceasefire. like other zionist ministers who expire or are discarded or even assassinated within their own organizations, which we have seen before, they are discarded, but mr. netanyahu, i know later that he has come this far and has paid all the expenses and all the measures. gaza will come out empty-handed unless it gets one point and wants to come out. thank you very much . governor, for a minute, look at some of the personalities that we mentioned. he said that we are building a synagogue in al-aqsa, but now the resistance front is more united. how much can they realize this dream? i do. well, you see, in fact, we should, in fact. let's think about how long they want to prolong the war, probably not more than one time . the closer we get to the american elections , the pressure of the americans on the government based in the united states will probably increase because it can have a negative effect on the election results. to the detriment

protest. are demanding netanyahu to step down, but netanyahu is ignoring all protest in the israeli occupied territories, and as you know, netanyahu has been under fire even long before the israeli genocide began in the gaza strip. uh, protesters back then protested because of the judicial reforms that netanyahu proposed. and he was trying to awaid uh allegations on corruption charges and he still wants to awaid those charges, so the current protest uh become more influential on the israeli politics, because after founding of six captives in the gaza strip dead, the protests began to grow and even uh escalated to... strikes in the unions and their largest union in the israeli territories, israeli occupied territories, hestroot began protesting and bengorian airport as well as other sectors of israeli economy collapsed for one day and this can be escalated even further, so the other reason that uh netanyahu wants the genocide to continue is to uh... control the cabinet, the far right cabinet is continuing its genocidal war because of two or more ministers smotric and ben gavir, and they are t

to the families of captives, captives and zionists and netanyahu personally. his personal and party and his hardline team seem to be netanyahu's intention in this regard the lives of the prisoners are not important and this is what we have seen during the 11 months of this war of aggression , a war in which. who has announced that he is leading it, he has said that this war is a vital war and if it does not succeed, israel's existence will be endangered in the region and it is trying to confront this with the utmost power it has, but on the other hand, resistance with the tact he has taken in this battle, he has been able to hit the zionist regime, and this is what seyyed hassan nasrallah also mentioned in his recent speech, so we are facing an open and open battle, and this it is something that seyyed hassan nasrallah also called it a battle. it seems that netanyahu is obstinate and will end israel without liberating asra , mr. west. the zionist regime continues until it gets the result it wants. on the other hand, we have an unprecedented pressure of public

but netanyahu answers with this tool that no, i have a lot of security capabilities.i am allowed to work until the end of the prime minister's term, that is, until 2026 , i can fight the war in a different way. end the war in a different way. it is extremely remarkable from the united states. well, the question arises here , why is it not afraid of a resistance response from carrying out these actions, because hezbollah has announced that it will give a strong response to this terrorist act, already in the discussion of assassination. the commander of the lebanese resistance also said the same thing, now the question arises whether netanyahu will try harder with these actions, which are becoming more and more criminal day by day. does hezbollah push the lebanese resistance to the battlefield more or not? if the answer is given , i actually want to say that it might be beneficial. diet is it zionist that the resistance will engage in a wider war or not? it should be answered so that it can be stopped by paying the cost of netanyahu's zionist regime. if we look at it fr

netanyahu wants to continue the occupation. its main goal is to solve the problem of occupation with the development of territories israel to solve. it is happening in the occupied territories, where the believers have been trying to force netanyahu to retreat for a long time . unfortunately, our flight was delayed due to the time change caused by the strike . i don't think that netanyahu's words will make any difference to the israelis who want a prisoner exchange agreement. hossein rouhani of sed and sima news agency. still with the topic of the first case of the world today, which is the crisis in the cabinet of the zionist regime and the emergence of the west bank as a new front. we will deal with this case now. guest of the host, mr. mustafa moslehzadeh, i am the former ambassador of iran in jordan. mr. moslehzadeh, welcome. we talked about the west bank . we talked with the previous expert who was our guest from beirut. it gives rise to the zionist regime and the capacity to transform. there are two sides to the wolfzai s

netanyahu in his cabinet, they they proceed as gamblers, they are gambling with their... people's lives, they are gambling against freezing and making free 11 thousand palestinian prisoners and their intentions are so very clear, they want to occupy the west bank with annexation, at least with one more area, what they call the enemy call judia and samaria, they want to close narim corridor, philadelphia corridor and rafa access, so they understand that proceeding like this they... would close the logistic possibilities of the access of resistance, their own people understand that this is what is going on, and for netanyahu as more captives are killed by themselves by their bombings, the better the situation of him and the the whole cabinet. three more palestinians are killed and several injured as israel military pressed ahead with incursions into the occupied west bank into a karm, two resistance fighters were killed after... their home came under attack by israelis, separately, teenage girl was killed by israely gunfire during regime storming of the town of kafadan near jenin. the dea

that in fact, the trend against netanyahu is actually ruling. and they are following it, it shows that the zionist regime despite netanyahu's efforts kurds in the last 11 months with military operations in the so-called territories. if palestine reaches a result in the gaza strip, these results have actually had a negative result for the zionist regime and netanyahu personally, and not only have they not reached any results from the war situation in the occupied territories in the gaza strip , but this situation has now reached a stalemate. inside the occupied territories and the current that is actually managing and leading the protests today shows that they are a very powerful current and the prisoners that are in the possession of hamas and are the axis of the resistance and these 6 people who are at the heart of the military operation netanyahu was killed in the gaza strip. they are actually moving the process in the direction of forcing netanyahu to agree to a cease-fire, and despite the fact that netanyahu does not have an inner desire for

compared to the gaza strip , it is much more important in itself for netanyahu and netanyahu's coalition government and those personalities who are members of this coalition cabinet, that is, the security situation of the west bank is very important for the right wing of israel , for what reason, because in fact they have more claims regarding the gaza strip on the west bank, if we go back to the beginning of 2023 , when netanyahu's coalition cabinet was just formed , we see that for the first time in the 75-year history of israel, a coalition cabinet the official form of a bill is presented to the israeli parliament under the title of annexing the west bank to israel. until then, in the governments that netanyahu himself has been in power for the last 20 years, all these things were actually done unofficially. and it still did not acquire an official nature, they did not dare to announce this officially because of international opposition, because of the conflict with the oslo agreements, and it destroys the foundation of the oslo agreement in the literature of the right wing of israel,

, and i want to look at this in general, i mean, is it just netanyahu who is responsible, um, for this genocide or is it overall the mentality of of this regime? i mean, your assessment of of that, and and would it make a difference if netanyahu is in or out or tell me what you think? at the end of the day we've seen that the overwhelming majority of the israelit is citizenry has fully supported uh the actions in gaza, the genocide uh that support doesn't really show any sign of um dimining. "they're actually totally for the idea of wiping out and ethnically cleansing palestinians in gaza, and now quite frankly, it's also revealed that it wasn't just about hamas, this is about wiping palestinians off the face of what israel, this this illegitimate occupation regards as its own territory, so what we've got is a situation where we can't just keep pointing the finger at benjamin netanyahu in my opinion." believe that there's a much more uh sort of systemic and much more deep-rooted mentality within zinanism globally, but also within the israeli rank and file. it's a different matter that

netanyahu has .eon price, these are the most prominent right-wing leaders who oppose netanyahu, now, for example, they are also complaining, but these are the three main sides, when all the right-wing sides support the annexation of the west bank to the zionist regime, its official annexation. and when netanyahu comes to do this , their voting body will also come to the likud party, the party under the leadership netanyahu, the more important point is that these competitors themselves are forced to have a level of compromise with netanyahu , an example of which is said to be mr. price of the new hope party, i.e. omid new hope, probably as an idea that will be present even if the next elections are held. i will be in coalition with netanyahu. under the conditions that netanyahu can extend his prime ministership . the third issue is the last thing i want to say here. we have a discussion on the analysis of al-aqsa storm messages. this discussion will be discussed in the specialized forum. is it true th

, because the ones who are against netanyahu are known, and the ones who are supporting netanyahu areng the war or withdrawing from gaza or reaching a solution uh that would deescalate the situation in the in the uh in the region and of course he is not going to resign. now staying with netanyahu who has established a mini security cabinet to manage the war, including smart rich, instead of the war cabinet he previously dissolved. this action has raised many questions in political, military and security circles in israel. אז מאז שהתפרק הפורם הקודם ובעקבות לחץ של שרים בממשלה, נתניה הודיע רשמית קבינט ניהול המלחמה נסגר, לא התקיים יותר, אבל מסתבר שבשקט בשקט, נתניהו. מקים פורום מצומצם, פורום שנוכחים בו ראשי מערכת הביטחון על בסיס קבוע, מעדקנים, נותנים סקירות ביטחוניות והתייעצויות ביטחוניות בנושאים הרגישים ביותר שקשורים. לניהול המלחמה ושימי לב מי משתתפים בפורום הזה על בסיס קבוע או כמעט על בסיס קבוע? אז השר בצלל סמוטריץ', ישראל קאץ, השר ירריב לוין, השר דרמר, שר הביטחון גלנד כמובן, וחבר הכנסת אריה דרי, זה שבעת השרים, אולי פורמה השביעיה שמתכנס ודן בנושאים הקריטיים הקשורים בניהול המלחמה, מי שלא

, because the ones who are against netanyahu are known and the ones who are supporting netanyahu areas established a mini security cabinet to manage the war, including small trich, instead of the war cabinet he previously dissolved, this action has raised many questions in political, military and security circles in israel. אז מאז שהתפרק הפורם הקודם ובעקבות לחץ של שרים בממשלה, נתניה הודיע רשמית קבינת ניהול המלחמה נסגר, לא התקיים יותר, אבל מסתבר שבשקט בשקט, נתניה מקים פרום. מצומצם, פורום שנוכחים בו ראשי מערכת הביטחון על בסיס קבוע, מעטקנים, נותנים סקירות ביטחוניות והתייעצויות ביטחוניות בנושאים הרגישים ביותר שקשורים לניהול המלחמה. שימי לב מי משתתפים בפורום הזה על בסיס קבוע או כמעט על בסיס קבוע? אז השר בצלל סמוטריץ', ישראל קץ, השר יריב לוין, השר דרמר, שר הביטחון גלנד כמובן, וחבר הכנסת אריה דרי, זה שבעת השרים, אולי פורמה השביעיה שמתכנס ודן בנושאים הקריטיים הקשורים בניהול המלחמה, מי שלא מוזמן לפורום הזה על בסיס. last few weeks he was portrayed as the hawkish uh minister and smutrich was being portrayed as as the wise guy in the cabinet, but as we know that the decision is going to be netan

those are the people who are supporting netanyahu. netanyahu himself. _ supporting netanyahu.w in lucy's peace, is doubling down very much on his positions, — is doubling down very much on his positions, lots of tough talk, pushing _ positions, lots of tough talk, pushing back very hard against suggestions there should now be concessions. as he put it, you killer— concessions. as he put it, you killer hostage and you get a concession, what kind of message is that? _ concession, what kind of message is that? but— concession, what kind of message is that? but many of his security chiefs— that? but many of his security chiefs and _ that? but many of his security chiefs and his defence minister, mr gatante, _ chiefs and his defence minister, mr galante, they believe there should now be _ galante, they believe there should now be prioritised a ceasefire deal, very important they say because they say if _ very important they say because they say if necessary israel can push back— say if necessary israel can push back into — say if necessary israel can push back into gaza —— his defe

survival will seriously damage netanyahu's political future. this scenario needs the continuation of the crisis until the fact-finding committee is formed. a forgiveness is a judgment, a forgiveness is a border. but the attack on the west bank is not the only reason although this reason is a very important reason, but it is not the only reason, we want to talk about other reasons, now one of them is the issue of religion , their religious view, that area is holy for them, judea and samaria is not comparable to ghazala. when netanyahu's government was formed, his last government made an announcement when it was formed, it had 12 clauses , the mission of his own government, he added one clause at all, that we want to discuss, now he used the same expression as jews and samaritans, but we want the west bank to be completely one area. jews, we know that the first time you brought the mission statement of the government, later you also included this knesset is interesting as a project we won in new york about a month and a half ago. he prepared a re

he said that there is no option and proposal against netanyahu and stop this killing that netanyahu has done there is no win. there are two scenarios in this regard, the scenario that the zionist regime's army will break down , in the sense that its military units will not obey orders, and as a result, witness the collapse of the regime's army. or is the second option possible, even though the axis of resistance, especially in the northern front, i.e. the southern lebanese and the eastern golan , will start a deterrent operation and target the regime with their missiles and drones as a tactical operation. if these options are not available , netanyahu's deterrent options will continue with his actions and killings, and the palestinians should leave palestine and west bank region actually take action. and declare that they will not accept the formation of a jewish state of palestine with a jewish nature, resist, and in this way, in fact, by attacking the gaza strip parallel to the west bank, they will achieve a victory , and after that, the resistance in the lebanese and after that , the

ben'amin netanyahu doinu course. ben'amin netanyahu doing more— course.in netanyahu doing more to try _ course. benjamin netanyahu doing more to try to - course. benjamin netanyahu doing more to try to get - course. benjamin netanyahu i doing more to try to get those hostages home and a trade union talking by the opposition leader among those supporting that action. what do you think now for the position of the prime minister benjamin netanyahu? is it radically undermined? t netanyahu? is it radically undermined?— netanyahu? is it radically undermined? ~' :, ,:, undermined? i think the reason why there's _ undermined? i think the reason why there's so _ undermined? i think the reason why there's so much _ undermined? i think the reason why there's so much division i undermined? i think the reason why there's so much division in | why there's so much division in israel's because there really is a dilemma. aside from benjamin netanyahu's selfish benjamin neta nyahu's selfish consideration benjamin netanyahu's selfish consideration which we all agree is a pr

i think netanyahu's opinion now is long wars.believed that the israeli army is doing quick short-term attacks because they are worried about their internal front, they are worried about internal damage, but one of the israeli officials, the former head of the israeli security council, named yaqoob yaqoob omidor , presented a military and political opinion 4 years ago, and he is one of them. he is considered to be one of netanyahu's close friends. he pointed out in this opinion that we can start a long war and we have no worries about the internal front or the situation. the country or the regime, why, because we have the support of the us, military support, logistical support, help the military, political, economic, propaganda, veto in the security council has all these supports, so we should not worry about internal losses or losses , so netanyahu has this opinion , they are working with this opinion, they have been fighting in gaza for a year, but they have not achieved their goals. it may take months unless hezbollah uses heav

tomdun urged washington to pressure netanyahu into abiding by and already agreed upon deal on july the second. and instead of proposing new initiatives, according to hamdon, israel's full withdrawal from all of gaza, including the philadelphia corridor, and a permanent cease fire a part of that deal, and the resistance will not back down from its demands. the remarks come as the white house says a new initiative for a gaza ceasefire set to be announced on friday. earlier in our news review program, we discuss washington's apparent efforts to reach a ceasefire in gaza, amit its continuous military. financial support for israel, joining us now for the program is save mosan abbus, journalist and political commentator, joining us from london and scott bennet, former us army psychological warfare officer joining us from san francisco, california, gentlemen, welcome uh to the program, both of you hope you're both doing well, i guess we could start there with you say it in london. "your initial thoughts on hamas saying that all roads lead right back to washington? well, they do indeed, becaus

we will stop the country is there in your mind a tipping point for netanyahu? is there a point where he does not survive politically and there's a change in how this war, in these negotiations for hostages is handled. >> well, it's hard to say because we have we have witnessed so many tipping moments, dramatic moments that that from now on everything will change. and still we are back in square one. >> so i don't know the number of israelis who have gathered in the streets in the last weeks and has been diminishing, has been reduced boost while it can be attributed to the summer vacations to do with the fact that israelis traveled the abroad despite the difficulties with the airlines which are stopping flights in israel and outside out of israel. >> so it's hard to say if this is the crucial moment, this the decisive moment that from now on, israelis will demonstrate in the streets 1 million israelis or more, and that would seal the fate of netanyahu's government the government and the coalition members, the parliamentary are still state speaking their chairs b

dictatoeradimir putin, dictator netanyahu, this is the — putin, dictator netanyahu, this is the same., dictator netanyahu, this is the same-— is the same. there were demonstrations - is the same. there were demonstrations in - is the same. there were - demonstrations in jerusalem demonstrations injerusalem including outside benjamin netanyahu's office. 0ur middle east correspondent lucy williamson reports now from jerusalem. hamas would protect them as assets, the argument went. these younger, fitter hostages were the ones who would survive. instead, israel's army says they were shot by hamas in a tunnel under rafah as israeli forces battled above them. almog seroussi, alexander lobanov, 0ri danino, eden yerushalmi, whose last words to her sister were, "they've caught me. " and hersh goldberg—polin, a 23—year—old us—israeli citizen, and carmel gat, a therapist who was described by other hostages as their guardian angel. carmel�*s family said she and hersh were due to be released in a deal outlined in july. her cousin today inconsolable. it's too late for us. it's too late for carmel.

is it netanyahu? most of the games he is playing now almost have electoral goals, that is, he is doing something to turn the election atmosphere in favor of trump and in favor of the republicans . there is a difference with netanyahu , there is no doubt about it, but something that is higher than this difference is the strategic relationship that exists between america and the zionist regime. they they are decision-makers, that is, whoever wants to vote , whether he is a democrat or a republican candidate , must have the favorable opinion of the lobbies , that's why they don't take this risk at the moment. he is endangering israel's own interests with his behavior, i think. he is his own person, he just wants to stay in power, he just wants to escape from court cases, well, he has several court cases, he is accused of corruption, that's why there is no certainty, but this is the way. continuing, in my opinion, means that i have said that now this war that is going on is a complete mistake. we think th

they have. has never been a more failed prime minister than netanyahu, resign.any of the palestinians as possible is was driving them to make these tactical mistakes on the ground as israelies. well with that point now, let's continue. the decision of the israeli security council to keep the occupation army in the philadelphia corridor led to heated verbal argument between netanyahu and his war minister gallant described by hebrew media as a major storm. כן ליאור, הדיון הזה שהתנהל אמש בקבינת המדיני ביטחוני הפך מהר מאוד לסערה גדולה לקרב צעקות בין ראש הממשלה לבין שר הביטחון גאלנד, כאשר המתיחות בין השניים, את המתיחות הזו אנחנו מכירים עוד מלפני המלחמה כמובן, אבל היא באה לידי ביטוי פעם אחר פעם בניולה של המלחמה הזו. מה שקורה אתמול זה שראש הממשלה מבקש להציג בפני השרים את המפות אותן מפות שיראו איפה בדיוק ימצאו כוחות צהל במהלך עסקה בציר פילדלפי אותם. מחלוקת מרכזית, ראש הממשלה רצה להראות לשרים את המפה שמציגה את דילול הכוחות, לא נסיגה של הקוחות, אלא דילול של הכוחות, ואז השר גלנט, אנחנו יכולות לראות עכשיו על המסך, הסר גלנט אומר, אלו לא המפות שהצבא הציע והמליץ, אלו מפות שהוכ

netanyahu to accept the ceasefire deal if it continues and what are the obstacles? well, under ordinary circumstances, i would say, with the amount of opposition that exists to the prime minister there uh in any other country, he would probably be ousted at this point, nevertheless, because he still maintains uh support within the knesset and because the crowds are out demonstrat. but they're not, they're not in mood or not in this this situation to overthrow the government, it it becomes a just a large expression of total. dissatisfaction with the israeli government, this is not going to force netanyahu to leave uh, if netanyahu leaves, there's a good good opportunity that he would be brought to court immediately and possibly end up in jail, so his hanging to power through this manipulation of his own government and through the genocide which he is conducting against the palestinian. is his way of holding to power, now in other circumstances, with international pressure, it would combine with the internal revolt in the country, he could be forced to leave, but the

netanyahu's cabinet decided to expand the war to the west bank. he put forward excuses and security justifications, but in essence it was a political plan, that is, the same political plan that he wants to implement in the gaza strip. the west bank also implements and its goal is to destroy palestine and end the conflict with the palestinians by resorting to military force, and far from declaring it , it continues to confront the aggression of the invaders, and there are many ambushes for the occupying forces in the alleys of the jenin camp. has put the zionist regime intensified the siege of hospitals in jenin and destroyed the electricity and water networks in order to put more pressure on the people of jenin. the policy of the occupiers is based on killing the palestinian people or expelling them, and this cabinet speaks openly about it. they want the palestinian people to be slaves of the occupiers. therefore it is not possible to talk about the formation of the palestinian state and the rights of the palestinian people. the palestinian prison

netanyahu is there or is it only netanyahu who is managing this war ? this is a pure mistake. first of all, netanyahu is alone. not today, when we look at the internal map of the zionist regime, even those who are against netanyahu, that is, for example, according to gallant's assumption, there are political differences or not. even others all agree that israel's attacks on hezbollah have reached a single point and confirm that the americans themselves are now declaring that yes, negotiations should take place, but in practice they are doing the opposite, that is, they also have weapons. giving to the zionist regime they still have the brutal reactions of the zionist regime as self-defense. a very small range, for example, to do this , but if he wants to enter, not as far as the information i have, there are currently about 30-40 thousand daftal resistance fighters from different countries, from pakistan to afghanistan, and even from some arab countries, this is all now. they are present in the region , they are waiting for a hint from hezbollah if they want a ground war. it b

. distant, while the us claims optimism, netanyahu's actions say otherwise. also, southern lebanon, so intense israeli entity air strikes and artillery attacks that tragically claimed the lives of three lebanese civil defense paramedics and left several others wounded. we'll explore the latest developments, the escalating conflict, and what these actions mean for the broader regional stability. gaza deadlock, lebanon escalation this week on the mediest stream. the headline samas political leader, yahya sinmar sends a message to the hezbollah beader expressing gratitude for the lebanese. support for palestinians. hezbella resistance movement has targeted israeli military sites in the occupied territories in retaliation for the regime strikes on lebanon. and iran's president returns to the country after an official visit to iraq to boost bilateral ties and promote unity between the two neighboring countries.

obada warned rest of the captives also. turn to their families inside of coffins if netanyahu continues to try to free them militarily instead of striking sease fire deal. and now hamas has released a video recorded of one of the six captives prior to her death in it she implores the israeli regime particularly benjamin netanyahu to do everything to secure the release of the captives in gaza. אני בת 24 מתל אביב, נחתפתי בשביעי באוקטובר מהמסיבה בראים, אני פונה אליך, בנימין נתניהו, לכל ממשלת ישראל, תעשו מה שאתם יכולים כדי להוציא אותנו מפה עכשיו, עכשיו, אני סובלת, כולנו סובלים פה, יש פה הפתצתות בלתי פוסקות, אנחנו מפחדים על החיים שלנו, מפחדים למות פה, אני פונה אליך בנימין נתניהו, זה ששחרר מעל אלף מחבלים בעסקת שליט, כרגע דורשים פחות מרבע. על כל אחד מאיתנו, אני לא מצליחה להבין, אני שווה פחות, אני אזרחית מדינת ישראל שמילאה וממשיכה למלא את כל חובותיה למדינה, איך אני עדיין נמצאת פה, אני פונה לכל עם... now ahead of the un agency for palesting refugees reveals over 70% of unrest are either completely destroyed or damage due to israeli attacks. philip lazary noted many of the schools have become she

the military wing of hamas releases a... video message saying netanyahu does not care about the fate of the israeli captives and is deliberately killing them, the thousands of protesters take part in the biggest ever anti-netanyahu demonstrations demanding deal to release the captives held in gaza. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in tehron, thank you for joining us. welcome back israel's relentless air and artillery strikes continue to pound. 11 months into the regime's genocide, killing more women and children. the regime's latest strike hit a residential building northwest of gaza city, killing at least two people and injuring several others. to the north of the strip, an israeli attack targeted a group of palestinians in beitlahya, leaving at least six people dead and several injured. israely warplanes also targeted areas in the seven cities of khan yunus and rafah, killing nearly half dozen palestinians and unknown number of... civilians were killed in the regime's artillery strikes across gaza as well. israel's attacks killed at least 47 palestinia

but mr netanyahu is used to public protests.me instead at the defence minister, the us president. their demands for a deal much harder to ignore. tonight injerusalem, the demonstrations began again. those demands may be harder to ignore. lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. drjon alterman is director of the middle east program at the center for strategic and international studies he told me what he makes of pm netanyahu address to the press. i think the main point of the speech was to reiterate his his claim that there is no way for israel to have security unless it is in the philadelphia corridor. what i am hearing from all the people attached to the negotiations is the us has said israel doesn't have to be there physically, because the us will be on the egyptian side of the border. there will be technology. there are ways to work around this without antagonising the egyptians, who under treaty don't have the israelis right on the border. and the israelis can always move in if they need to, as indeed they did move into philade

ben'amin netanyahu has faced speech... benjamin netanyahu has faced protests, _ speech...otests, thousands in new york protesting last night — in new york protesting last night and then in the hall as he was _ night and then in the hall as he was walking up to the rostrum _ he was walking up to the rostrum of the un general assembly, dozens of diplomats stood _ assembly, dozens of diplomats stood up — assembly, dozens of diplomats stood up and walked out. it was noticeable as he as he talks about — noticeable as he as he talks about wanting to reach a peace deal_ about wanting to reach a peace deal with— about wanting to reach a peace deal with saudi arabia that even — deal with saudi arabia that even saudi arabia's delegation was not — even saudi arabia's delegation was not there. we've heard from so many — was not there. we've heard from so many leaders in the region, including — so many leaders in the region, including the foreign minister of lebanon that his country is existence _ of lebanon that his country is existence is at stake here. many— existence is at stake he

the israelis must choose between netanyahu and the deal. but tel aviv still has no intention of even temporarily pausing the fighting, much less ending the gaza operation, even though it is now under pressure from washington like never before. mr. president, do you think it is time for prime minister netanyahu to do more on this issue ? do you think he is doing enough? no. "we will continue to press as hard as we can. biden is in a hurry to chalk it up as a success the outgoing american administration, peace in the gaza strip, but netanyahu himself is preventing him from doing so. the israeli prime minister said that idf troops will not leave the philadelphia corridor, that is, the border between the gaza strip and egypt. the arab-israeli republic has already stated that such a position prevents the conclusion of a truce. cnn believes that netanyahu's words essentially put an end to all efforts to resolve the conflict peacefully. netanyahu's position after the discovery of six hostage bodies has further cast doubt on the negotiations on cea

thomas reporting there and _ netanyahu. thomas reporting there and these _ netanyahu.there and these are _ netanyahu. thomas reporting there and these are live - there and these are live pictures from israel and from jerusalem and you can see some pushing and shoving and temperatures are quite flared because a lot of anger about the deaths of those six hostages over the weekend and the news come from the israeli prime minister that they had been shot in the back of the head by hamas captors and benjamin netanyahu is asking for forgiveness from the hostage families in the israeli people for not bringing back the six hostages alive and says we were so clones monies are people protesting that benjamin netanyahu and his government have failed to reach a hostage release deal and they want a deal, in agreement for a cease—fire in gaza with hamas that will allow the remaining hostages to be released and they sent us hostages should have been released long ago and they blame benjamin netanyahu in saying that he is trying to stay in power and that is why he does not want a peac

american political system netanyahu. "knows the united states, he knows the political system very well, he was even the israeli ambassador to the un, so he knows how to play on these disagreements, he knows how to take advantage of the very strong israeli lobby in washington, and thus far, as i heard one of the one american commentator say, he's outdone, he's unmaneuvered, joe biden, so that lack of political will, i think on the part of the americans goes a long way, now this brings us to the other question you..." proposed, how long, what, what would be the red line for the americans where they would say to the israeli stop? i am quite pessimistic in this regard, we very close to the american elections, risky period, i found that doubtful or farfetched that any american president or candidate would find the courage or the stamina to stand up to israel at such a crucial time where that could cost him how the... this could taken be taken advantage of by the israel, meaning that should biden for example cut off weapon sup

since then, there has been growing criticism of netanyahu for the captives deaths. people want him to quickly reach deal with hamas. 101 israeli captives are held in gaza. hamas says dozens of them have been killed in the indiscriminate israeli air strikes. the families of the israeli captives have held a new wave of protests in tel aviv to demand prime minister benjamin netanyahu secure the release of their loved ones held in gaza. the protesters blamed netanyahu for the death of the captives and urged him to sign deal with the palestinian resistance group to bring the others back alive. on tuesday night, tens of thousands of israelis also... gathered in several cities, including rahovot, hod hasharon and tel aviv, they demanded the resignation of netanyahu and his far right cabinet. the protesters accused the prime minister of systematically obstructing the gaza seesfire for his personal and political gains. they refer to new demands by netanyahu in negotiations with hamas that have provoked public anger. israelis, including the families of the captives have held

"i don't know how long netanyahu could continue his war crimes in ghazza, what i know is that we are close to a palestinian victory and an israeli defeat, especially that we are going to witness second wave of student apprizing starting september 7. thank you very much, yes you're absolutely right, and you touch upon number of different issues that we were going to discuss anyhow, mr. badakot, so mr. nemer, if you could please tell us, since mr. barrakot also mentioned the destabilizing uh nature of the protests that we see happening inside the occupied territories in tel avive. in jerusalem alqs uh, how serious do you see that in uh calling for an end to netanyahu's political career? okay, let me start from the end, i'm sure what mr. barakat have said, it's absolutely right, we are going to win, and this is something you know inevitable, and israel is going to lose, but we don't want also to put some of the news, you a little bit give it over of its value, "we are talking about demonstrations in israel, that's right, but the problem is that these demonstrators generally they wanted

netanyahu. an interview that is worrying in speech it's clear that he's completely confused and he's kind of worried about what's going on, and that's a serious concern. for all the officials of the system, there is actually a current regime . one more thing i want to say is that today, i have a question about netanyahu's speech that you mentioned, mr. doctor. please keep this in mind. netanyahu himself and his corrupt cabinet. let's not see today an international zionist terrorist organization from the united states to europe . no result it did not happen to this institution. in fact , mr. netanyahu's work is at the forefront, but behind this front are international institutions, now in the united states of america ipec, the american israel public affairs committee, which was formed since 1950 , is actually one of the main factors of this crisis in europe, the jewish union the council of europe, these two international institutions. in europe and america , they are completely managing the war.

by holding demonstrations, israelis tell netanyahu that netanyahu should try to continue the war despite the fact that the goals of the war have not been realized. because he knows that when the war stops, the life of his government will also end. a fire in the forests of the northern state of california , the authorities ordered the evacuation of hundreds of people from the area . the us forest service announced that hundreds of people have left their homes in northern california since the wildfires raged on monday. more than 500 residents of the third region on saturday night, they faced an evacuation order and warnings about the spread of this fire. about 8 square kilometers of trees and bushes have been burned . meanwhile, the western regions of america are still facing a heat wave. the final report of the grenfell tower fire in london has been published after seven years. the grenfell tower fire in 2017 killed 72 people, many of them immigrants or ethnic minorities. they were racial. according to this report , the companies that make the facade of the building made their products ap

because the one who are against netanyahu are known and the ones who are supporting netanyahu are knownוע או כמעט על בסיס קבוע, אז השר בצלל סמוטריץ', ישראל קאץ, השר ירריב לוין, השר דרמר, שר הביטחון גלנט כמובן, וחבר הכנסת אריה דרי, זה שבעת השרים, אולי פורמה השביעי. that the the two ministers are far right radicals, but you have to take into consideration that bfier in the last few weeks he was portrayed as the hawkis minister and smutrich was being portrayed as as the wise guy in the cabinet, but as we know that the decision ' is going to be netanyahu's, it it it used to be this way and it's going to be this way in the with the new forum, but i think that maybe smotric who is controlling the budget, the finance ministry, that may be um a privilege for him to be member of this forum, but again if you take a look about the members of this new forum, yes um... including arya deri and also dermer, his own associate, israel cuts, who is licudist also, along with gallant who is the war minister, it's it's it's it's a move by netanyahu to show that he is reconvening the the war cabinet, but in

"the ones who are against netanyahu are known and the ones who are supporting netanyahu are known, wellartrich, instead of the war cabinet he previously dissolved. this action has raised many questions in political, military and security circles in israel. ובעקבות לחץ של שרים בממשלה, נתניהו הודיע רשמית קבינת ניהול המלחמה נסגר, לא התקיים יותר, אבל מסתבר שבשקט בשקט, נתניהו מקים פורום מצומצם, פורום שנוכחי. בו ראשי מערכת הביטחון על בסיס קבוע, מעטקנים, נותנים סקירות ביטחוניות והתייעצויות ביטחוניות בנושאים הרגישים ביותר שקשורים לניהול המלחמה, ושימי לב מי משתתפים בפורום הזה על בסיס קבוע או כמעט על בסיס קבוע, אז השר בצלל סמוטריץ', ישראל קאץ, השר ירריב לוין, אשר דרמר, שר הביטחון גלנט כמובן, וחבר הכנסת אריה דרי, זה שבעת השרים, אולי פורמה. it's known that the the two ministers are far right radicals, but you have to take into consideration that being fear in the last few weeks, he was portrayed as the hawkish minister and smotric was being portrayed as as the wise guy in the cabinet, but as we know that the decision. um is going to be netanyahu's uh, it it it used to be this way and it's going to