the key player is benjamin netanyahu. he's behind in the polls, there's going to be elections in israel in the fall, he's going to make the decision that i think helps him the most politically. that's the riddle, the question, does he think is he going to opt to side more so with the israeli far right, and maybe carry out an attack against iran? there's a concern among u.s. officials, my colleagues have reported on this tonight, that some u.s. officials fear that the israelis have been, and netanyahu might want to drag the u.s. into a regional war. that some on the israeli right might think they can take on iran, they can take on hezbollah and lebanon and succeed. many u.s. officials think that would be disastrous. or, does netanyahu pause? does he hope to attract more centrist is really voter, and let this end here? i agree with your mccaffrey there could be some small israeli response, but, if israel unleashes a large retaliation inside iranian territory, it's a very dangerous they can escalate and spread across the region.

well, he addressed the _ minister netanyahu? well, he addressed the israeli - minister netanyahu? i public, which i think is the most important thing, in hebrew. and hopefully, we will see leadership, clarity of vision, calm, decisive decisions being made. and of course, together with very able senior israelis who are part of the cabinets, the defence minister yoav gallant and benny gantz are part of the cabinet and these are steady hands which i'm sure will assist the prime minister in making good decisions for israel's future. and i'm sure once there is a bit more clarity, there will also be public statements.— more clarity, there will also be public statements. thank you so much, jonathan _ public statements. thank you so much, jonathan conricus, - public statements. thank you so | much, jonathan conricus, former spokesperson for the israeli defense forces. thank you. let's cross now and speak to the former egyptian ambassador to germany, india and jordan. ambassador, thank you for joining us on bbc news. we are getting reports via reuters that the egyptian foreign ministry is c

us presidents have had difficult. presidents have had difficult relations with prime minister netanyahu. he to say yes to his most important ally but he also sometimes has to say no. how do you read israel now? can netanyahu and those backing him continue to ignore the advice and the warnings from us? the prime advice and the warnings from us? tue: prime minister advice and the warnings from us? tte: prime minister has advice and the warnings from us? t'te: prime minister has for advice and the warnings from us? tte: prime minister has for proved himself a decades to be a highly skilled political bear. he has a ballot from those on the right of his own views in the government. this is a case where the american government and israeli population are in agreement, hostages should come first. the reality is diplomatic negotiations in the not bombing of the gaza strip. the 32000 and growing people in the gaza strip, a high number of them have been women, children and civilians. putting the safety of health workers, ahead of in this comic bombing as president biden described it. i believe that th

of a close to the conversation we're hearing these reports in american media is that he also told benjamin netanyahu that he was, that the us who is, i mean, saying they said it and they maintain, most of us do not want to say a direct response to around that they wouldn't support or participate in a response from with the, as riley's and the, you know, what it is said from these reports that benjamin netanyahu understood the message that the president was trying to convey, and it's also been reported that he said, you know, this is a, we can take this as a wind. so trying to urge, uh israel to perhaps either not to retaliate over tally i gently. but of course israel has been saying that they will definitely retaliate and they will do so with full. so we'll have to see how that plays out. the latest different rebecca with us . thank you very much. is rarely defense forces spokesman lift had a couple people, luna is in tel aviv and joins us now. as we understand almost everything was intercepted from the reports we've been getting. what was the damage from this, or writing an attack? so i think 1st o

president biden warns benjamin netanyahu — he's making a "mistake." foreign office figures reveal that more than a quarter a major review has found that children are being let down by weak evidence around treatment. new foreign office figures reveal that more than a quarter of all uk overseas aid — some £45 billion — was spent last year on asylum costs at home. and with just over 100 days to go until the paris olympics, the river seine water could be unsafe for athletes. let mejust bring let me just bring you some breaking news that has come in in the last few seconds, imported news being reported by reuters. they report that three sons of the hamas leader have been killed in israeli air strikes in gaza. that has come from a hamas affiliated news agency. the leader has been based in qatar, but they are quoting the hamas affiliated news agency on the ground, saying that three sons of the hamas leader have been killed in an israeli air strike in gaza. so thatis an israeli air strike in gaza. so that is significant. we will try to find out more details o

it seems that netanyahu he don't care about about his people and it seems also that inside the cabinet life, inside the youth and inside society. let's move to the actual combat situation of the occupation army and... מתעקש לבחור בין מלחמה ללחימה, אנחנו בלחימה, ומה שלא, הצלחנו להשיג, עם 20 חטיבות, אנחנו לא נעשה עם שלוש ארבע חטיבות. ולכן מה שאנחנו עושים היום הוא יותר דומה לביטחון שוטף. כל העולם מחמאס ועד נשיא ארצות הברית וכל מי שבאמצע מעוניין בסיום המלחמה לא בהפסקת אש אלא בסיום המלחמה שזה בוודאי לא הניצחון המוחלט שעליו מדבר נתניהו ולכן ישראל במצב לא קל. well what can we conclude. to engage in a long war and is in your opinion the war in gaza now the same or similar as it was in lebanon? let's talk about what we what he finished his talk about difficult uh it seems that and when they talk about 20 brigades and they are now they are fighting with a small group or because they cannot push more military uh inside this 300 km. square, it seems if they want to fight inside 300 km square and if they refer to south lebanon, south lebanon was before 35 years has history, so the history, the tech

we're hearing these reports in american media is that he also told benjamin netanyahu that he was, that the us who is a mean saying they said, and they maintain may. so the us do not want to say a direct response to around that they wouldn't support or participate in a response from with the, as riley's and the, you know what it is said from these reports that benjamin netanyahu understood the message that the president was trying to convey and it's also been reported that he said that you know, this is a, we can take this as a wind. so trying to urge, uh israel to perhaps either not to retaliate over tally i gently. but of course, israel has been saying that they will definitely retaliate and they will do so with full. so we'll have to see how that plays out the latest different rebecca with us . thank you very much. ok to luna is and is rather than spokes person. i asked him about the damage from the attack. i think 1st of all, the most positive outcome of this is, of course, that excuse me, decent nate nations came together, rallied around to unity in order to prevent the diabolical

and that is why he wants to wipe them out. candidly, i think netanyahuo go further with a provocation against hezbollah and this provocation against iran. i think he wants to, in his own mind, particular with the support of the orthodox right to go far further than gaza. that is a worrying concern that this administration has. sumi: how far further? gen. kimmitt: certainly, he is seeking in my mind to provoke hezbollah into another war, and perhaps he wants to use this as an opportunity to send either a message or far more than that to his sworn enemy of iran. sumi: where does that leave t white house? because from the beginning of the war, the white house has warned about this conflict spreading. gen. kimmitt: president biden has said we have their back. so, i think the policymakers and the people inside the white house are concerned about what president biden is saying because he's in fact creating the very incentives for benjamin netanyahu to do more, whereas his secretary of state and policymakers a trying to get the israelis to do less. sumi: you th

he also openly criticized benjamin netanyahu, says he's not doing enough to get the captives out. of course he's captive a not speaking freely from without being held. they will be told what they can and cannot say, but an indication anyway, setting it to his mother, rachel goldberg, poland who's been competing vigorously for her son's release. that's still a lot. he was actually taken captive from the supernova, music festival. and in the video that's been released now, he's missing his laptop and at the time video was being showed at the time he was taken captive back in october, the 7th. and then he seemed being dragged away in a grenade, had been thrown into a shelter where they would have blown off his lifetime to now he said he needs of course medical treatment and doesn't have access to it, backed up to all of this. so it has also being the concerns by egypt, which of course it shares a border with both as real and, and guys about the impact of a potential is really military operation in the rough. uh, i understand that there is a report that the chief of staff, of using th

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express news base report of this hacker group last month, with the release of a video addressed to netanyahu , he said that our watchful eyes have witnessed the crimes committed under your command against the palestinians in gaza . we call on you to immediately stop these endless attacks on gaza. in addition to anonymous, hanzleh's hacker group has also had cyber attacks on the zionist regime. at the same time as quds day , they hacked aront company. the company responsible for the design of the security infrastructure and information technology of the organization and the major centers of the zionist regime. this hacker group also published personal pictures of the manager of this company . images that have not been published anywhere before was. her name is zoika kazit. the only senior officer of 820 zionists. zoika has played a very serious role in the identification and electronic eavesdropping of resistance axis commanders. hanzle's hackers also published his family pictures and wrote: zoika's wife is now the lieutenant colonel of the army. asra has now been suspended from studying at columb

god only knows what will happen if there is a ground invasion of rafa which prime minister netanyahu keeps saying heister netanyahu keeps saying he intends to tie-— intends to do. is a question is auoin to intends to do. is a question is going to ask— intends to do. is a question is going to ask you _ intends to do. is a question is going to ask you because - intends to do. is a question is i going to ask you because tonight intends to do. is a question is - going to ask you because tonight as you've touched on, the israeli prime minister sang a date is set for that invasion and he hasn't confirmed when they have decided and whether all of that is a distraction i talked about that reduction in numbers and he said that does not indicate a reduction in the offensive in some suggestions there that all of this could be a way for that all of this could be a way for that invasion of rafah to go ahead. and that could well be true. we dipali worries me is that there could be a complete lack of awareness, especially in the biden administration and i fear and awareness, especially in the biden administration

but again, critics saying that benjamin netanyahu hasn't done that yet because he doesn't want to be made to take any responsibility. rebecca stood with us because we do need to talk about other developments as well, including about the scores of bodies that have been found in mosque graves as a gaza hospital, civil defense teams and cause i've discovered the bodies buried in a hospital. the culture in the southern city of con eunice, the most grave, was found in the necessary medical complex which has previously been rated by east valley forces. the civil defense group seems at least 200 bodies have been found so far as spokesman said, some have no clothes indicating they may have faced torture and abuse. israel's beneficiaries, it is investigating the reports of hey rebecca is really good sir. it got it out of precise and limited operation. no, sir. and how does that square with what you're seeing on the grounds of the hospital now? when it's difficult to think of those words, as you rightly suggest, the precise isn't exactly the words springs to mind when you hear the stories and

because you know he knows the day he accepts to go to the early elections he would go home because all the polls suggest that netanyahur being enlisted inside uh of this of the army. what is the horizon on the crisis in your opinion? i think this uh this crisis has always been um inside the zionist entity. it has been um controlled since the establishment of this dist entity right now because the uh army generals need more staff, no more soldiers to be enlisted, because they got thousands of injured and wounded and killed and psychologically psychologically affected soldiers, they need more enlisted soldiers, so they got no more, so they said we have to go to the haridi society to to enlist from those religious. uh factors factors, so i think uh, this has to deal with the um, the existence, the very existence of israel, because those haridis, they they compose like two, two millions or maybe million and a half, we are talking about huge portion of the israely society, so this is going to be the mother of the crisis, crisis, i think. החליטו שאי אפשר כבר להפגין בנימוס, אנחנו הולכים לשרוף את המדינה, אנחנו הולכים להגיד נמ

prime minister ardern netanyahu overnight —— prime minister netanyahu, again, president biden offering america's support. but it suggested hei retaliation because is that these could lead to another major escalation in this and that could lead to a wider regional conflict. we have seen the iranians have been using their proxies across the region to attack israel, those attacks overnight came not only from acro one, but also from yemen, from iraq, but i think the key point here is that this was an unprecedented attack for the first time ever, iran launched an attack, a direct attack on israeli territory. so this is a very dangerous moment here but i think there have been some efforts already to try to de—escalate tensions and perhaps the americans are telling the israelis that they do not support the idea of an israeli retaliation. we report that israel has reopened it is both and i don't know if it has been confirmed another round of attempts at truth negotiations, a piece negotiated by the hostages in gaza has not worked. in terms of the different signals and pressures on netanyahu, obviously he is going to come under pres

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his words are that america's main job in the last six months was to buy time so that netanyahu could do what he wants to do. what do you think? where does it continue? this process, because there is now a discussion in gaza, the withdrawal of the ground military forces from gaza last week is still unclear and complicated for them. for two months, they say, we want to attack rifa , but no progress has been made in the prisoner case for netanyahu. after months of fighting , they could not free the captives with war . how long will this process of this game between netanya and biden continue? anyway, how close we are to the elections , time is running out to the detriment of biden. see, in my opinion, the estimate of the americans and israel itself was that after how many weeks can they tell the story of gaza? file. shut up, you are half of tehran, its area is half of tehran, it is not a big area, and when was the capture of gaza in the six day war, gaza was captured in 6 days , the sinai was captured, the golan was captured, many places were captured, it has been 6 months now, one of the reasons

calls for an immediate cease fire in gauze, getting a cold with his rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he won't have to not have the us support for israel will depend on the steps taken to address the civilian hall, matrimony tearing, suffering a white house. correspondents, kimberly. how could the pulse now its days after is rarely airstrikes killed 7 worlds central kitchen aid workers. us president joe biden spell booth. it's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, the president ward. if israel doesn't protect civilians and aid workers, future us support is a state he made clear the need for israel to announce a series of specific concrete and measurable steps to address separately and harm. you bet, it turns a suffering and the safety of a workers. those steps include more crossing for a trucks and mitigation measures to reduce civilian harm. the bite and administration says it must happen in a matter of days. the us secretary of state says 100 percent of the population and gaza needs humanitarian assistance. and those working to provide assistance are in peril this way. so risk atta

she's a living, breathing, human being. >> prime minister benjamin netanyahu, he needs to be that powerful, strong leader, and he needs to make it clear. he's been talking for many months about how important hostage release is. we don't have any more time for talking. >> i asked about 4-year-old abigail. >> how is her emotional healing progressing? what can you share with us? >> she is a beautiful child, who before the terrorist attack on october 7th was running around barefoot and playing and dancing to beyonce's videos and just this beautiful life. she is able to do those things again, so on a day-to-day level she is loved by family, and she is doing wonderfully, but we all know that there are effects of seeing your parents murdered. >> reporter: earlier in the crisis, the group met with president biden at the white house. >> do you feel the biden administration still puts you and your loved ones as a priority? >> we feel that we get attention and support from the biden administration, but at the end of the day, we need our loved one back. they need to pull every lever, and it hasn't bee

the trouble is that netanyahu has a domestic audience he's got to deal with. principally. and there's going to be a lot of pressure especially on the right for netanyahu to order strikes directly at iran, and it installations that are meaningful. united states and its allies are going to try to talk israel out of doing that, in the hopes that this will be the end of it, at least for the time being. >> carl, talking to martin fletcher in this last hour, was speaking to us from the balcony of his house, and he was, he was telling us how remarkable it was, how effective the iron dome and other defensive capabilities that israel has have been in this more than 100, maybe 200 drones and missiles that have, for the most part, almost all of them have been successfully defeated, or defendant. what does this tell you about israel's capabilities? >> there is substantial, but we have to remember that the large majority of the airborne vehicles that were sent from iran were drones. which are slow. and relatively easy to intercept. more difficult are missiles. there is very little warni

netanyahu by the u. n. c, monitoring coordinator, a jamie nichols week. and he, a sudden this statement that the area has become one of the most dangerous and most difficult places to work in that this is not an isolated case. and also that you called in all parties to basically act to respect international humanitarian law. so you see how difficult it is for all these organizations to work in an active, a comfort zone. thank you so much for bringing us up to speed that is due to these corresponded tonya crime are in jerusalem. spain has called on israel to clarify the details surrounding the death of the 78 workers. this comes as reports emerge in spanish media that spain will recognize palestinian statehood by july. here is a spanish prime minister pedro sanchez on a trip to jordan. i'm with them in to say, i feel like they died doing what this n g o has been devoted to for years to deliver food in devastated areas. you. this is pedro. i heard in the mountains these by the government clears up the circumstances of this brutal attack that has taken the lives of

now in this call between these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and he was president joe biden. the americans had repeated that. what had happened was simply unacceptable, but there has been no comment from these ripleys on that part of the conversation. and these really prime minister has remained quite defiant when it comes to criticisms from the americans. but this is the 1st time that they're indicating there could be a shift in american support for these really. but this is not the 1st issue between the americans and is really officials, most notably the ground invasion. instead, i thought that israel says is necessary in order to achieve an absolute victory in this war has been a point of contention between the 2 allies. israel says that it's absolutely necessary in order to win the war, while the american say it would be a deep mistake. but none the less. and that's an young remaining defiant say that he will do anything including this ground operation with or without american support. essentially what i was just occupied east jerusalem will often monday's attack, well,

benjamin netanyahu makes a mistake when he continues to say that, you will see that on the ground what has happened has been the withdrawal of idf troops, while benjamin netanyahu may claim he's doing that, i think the world community has told him that would be a grave mistake . the other thing i believe has changed in the course of the last two weeks as a result of the phone call with president biden two weeks ago is more humanitarian aid in when i was in israel, in february we met with on route doing god's work, the same kind of work that hosea enters people are doing and those aid workers so previously killed, when mr. biden spoke with mr. benjamin netanyahu, he warned him that you have to open more routes for aid and more trucks have to get in following a phone call through -- troops have been withdrawn, more aid is getting in. when i was there, the chief in rafah, an american military veteran, the director in rafah said he had three days were no trucks got in and on a good day, he was getting 170 trucks, we know following the call with president biden, as many as 300 trucks were c

appear, and this was also during the past presidency of the netanyahu government, there was a powerful company even before that, and after that he only they have this summons that netanyahu should leave and in general, the right-wing government, they do not want him to be in power, the topic of hostages was simply added, they are there for a certain number. . these families of the unfortunate who are there in a state of stress because of the fate of their relatives, they include them, as if they somehow carry the flag in front of them, although, although many of those families are already quite strongly opposed to those demonstrators and demand not to use the name of their relatives for political slogans, but there are very large funds invest in these demonstrations, there are interested political forces, from the left flank. and many of those who are now financing these protests, they are the culprits of this whole situation with the war, because such former prime ministers huth barak olmert, they basically participated in what happened with hamas and with hezbollah, and the withdrawal of troops from south lebanon, which took p

been charging _ benjamin netanyahu does? up to now, he'stanyahu does? up to now, he's been charging on. there _ benjamin netanyahu does? up to now, he's been charging on. there are - benjamin netanyahu does? up to now, he's been charging on. there are a - he's been charging on. there are a lot of critics here in israel who say that his priority is to actually prolong the war, it's more important to him, they say, than bringing back israeli hostages, definitely much more important than preserving the lives of palestinian civilians, which is israel's obligation under international international law. that is all because they say that he wants to prolong the war to pull off the moment of reckoning, where he faces, among other things, calls for accountability in mistakes he made in the run—up to the october to seventh attacks, that allowed hamas to sense there was an opening for them. the really big lever that president biden has is weapons supplies. you have to temper everything the white house and the president has been saying about the need f

benjamin netanyahu says he has set a date for the invasion of rafah. one million palestinians are still sheltering there. do you aee with this decision as we understand it to go ahead with an operation? >> the biggest challenge we have right now is destroying the hamas military capability and saving the innocent lives inside the gaza strip by destroying that capability. the only portion left is the hamas terror but grade i -- brigade in rafah. i support the fact that it needs to be destroyed. i do not know of a different way to do that aside from a military operation. >> i will come back to the civilians, but i want to ask, the u.s. does not support a ground invasion of rafah. john kirby was speaking to our partner here on sunday and he said that the u.s. wants to meet with israeli counterparts. >> we hope to be able to present in more detail our thinking, our alternatives, the kind of ings we want them to learn from our own experiences. anchor: if there are possible alternatives, why not take those into account before starting any ground operation? >>

that happened this evening in the waters of the persian gulf, practically the same corridor that netanyahu he was trying to reach from india to the emirates of saudi arabia and then to jordan, and then from the zionist regime to the mediterranean sea and southern europe. in fact, this project also failed , showing that the islamic republic of iran has the ability to subjugate the economic axis and artery of the zionist regime. it has its own effect. this is the event that we have witnessed in the last hour in social networks by media activists, in fact market and business analysts, and it shows the events that have happened in the area of ​​energy prices in the last few hours. depth and breadth. the islamic revolutionary guard corps, in its announcement number two, referring to the destruction of military targets in the occupied territories and warning the terrorist government of america against any support and participation in harming iran's interests, emphasized that any threat to the united states and the zionist regime from any country would be met with a response. reciprocal honorable no

he says it will not affect the groups demands and cease—fire talks. muslims and the end of ramadan with fears of an onslaught. president biden warns benjamin netanyahuhat he's a mistake. review finds children in england and wales have been let down by weak evidence about gender treatment. european parliament approves asylum rules that radically change how refugees are processed across the block. and the german museum saxon employee who put his own artwork on display. we speak to another artist who did exactly the same thing. hello, i m matthew amroliwala, welcome to verified live, we start with that breaking news from gaza. three sons of hamas leader ismail haniyeh and three of his grandchildren have been killed in an israeli air strike on gaza. that's according to a hamas affiliated news agency. based in qatar, he said the deaths would not affect the groups demands on the ongoing cease—fire negotiations but he has confirmed at least three of his children and a number of his grandchildren were killed in this incident and that is called life tojerusalem. we can now speak to the bbc world service middle east editor sebastian usher in jerusalem. tell u

. ~ benjamin netanyahu. i think he might increase american _ benjamin netanyahu. ncrease american pressure _ benjamin netanyahu. i think he might increase american pressure on - increase american pressure on british pressure on french pressure but particularly american pressure to exercise restraint and not to react, not to retaliate, to take the win as president biden reportedly said to him. and just go back to the days of the covert war that existed between israel and iran until the last two weeks. the second is his own i think motivation to escalate. i've been thinking since november that mr netanyahu was trying to turn garzo into a regional conflict, it is consistent with his narrative that october the 7th was part of a larger pattern and the third thing is the balance in this calculus of his was the coalition pressure so though i think he could handle those. —— trying to turn garzo up. despite the bravado and the gung ho statements coming out from the cabinet, i think he will have no choice but to exercise restraint. it is quite a moment for him. he has made t

coverage in the wake of iran's attack on israel, and last night's call between president biden and netanyahu, he minister that the u.s. commitment to defend israel is quote ironclad but the u.s. will not participate in offensive operations against iran. we have been told that biden advised netanyahu to take the win and said that israel should not retaliate any further against iran. joining me now is nbc news white house correspondent, allie, biden said america will not support any further retaliatory actions, is there a gauge on if netanyahu will listen? >> really the outstanding question now as the world watches and waits for how israel will respond to iran's attack which it has repeatedly vowed to do. we saw john kirby with the national security council make the rounds on the sunday shows this morning and he stressed that how israel decides to respond is up to israel and not for the u.s. to decide, he also emphasized that the u.s. does not seek a wider war with iran, notably also not giving a definitive answer to questions on whether the u.s. would stand by that commitment to support israel if

president biden told benjamin netanyahu he must do more to protect civilian lives. >> it is something we have yet to see be presented. >>> the nurse saw what was happening and decided to help. >>> she's back to her day job for kaiser permanente after completing a two-week mission in gaza. >> hopefully saving lives. the bigger picture, it was a job. spirit they sold more than 150 patients per day. the work was difficult. >> working with mass casualty incidents. >> so was getting to gaza in the first place. training on how to work in a hostile environment. be brought 32 crates with us. mostly medical supplies and medicine. it was about a 10 hour trip getting to the border and crossing over and getting to our home base. >> sander is no stranger to this type of work. she has been in disaster zones in places like syria, mexico and panama. this deployment was the toughest. >> the fire increased over time. in the last five days it was coming close. >> one of the dearest members is this picture with nana, the little girl that visited her brother every day while he was receiving medical attent

he turned to wearing yellow bracelets are apparently, their voice has not reached the place of netanyahu . he has been fighting in gaza for 6 months, but he still has not been able to free their captives. during this period, about 500,000 settlers have left the occupied territories. the current state of the tourism industry is clear that no one goes under the rain of rockets with a suitcase. yemeni resistance of eilat port. closed and if hizbullah hits the port of haifa, then the entry of food and fuel will be limited to land lines only from jordan and egypt . the central bank of the zionist regime has increased withdrawals naqdi warned that fearing a possible attack by syria in northern lebanon and yemenis in the south , yapad came all the way from iraq and hit an israeli target. life for zionists is not the same as before. it's hot, my help is rising, and the water is in the water. a situation that the professor of the royal society of history in london attributed to the zionists. how iranians. slowly and methodically, the professor of st. andrews university wrote this article after the zio

netanyahu. will the us go as far as saying that if he - netanyahu. saying that if he does not follow that particular track that the us is going to properly withdraw support from israel because they have not done that until now? the senate minority leader _ done that until now? the senate minority leader in _ done that until now? the senate minority leader in the _ done that until now? the senate minority leader in the united - minority leader in the united states has now called on congress to convene and pass a aid package budget that would provide increased military funding and assistance to israel. it's difficult to see how something like that would pass with houses of the us congress if benjamin netanyahu openly defied what the president was asking to do and excluded further. if he wants to rely on continued us assistance in the form of additional or supplement to aid packages that he would be wise to heed whatjoe biden is telling him. to heed what joe biden is telling him.— to heed what joe biden is telling him. getting lots of information _ tell

threatened to hold all transfers of funds to the policy and in administration and a letter to benjamin netanyahu. he said he will take the staff if the palestinian state gets un recognition or if is rarely as are issued with arrest warrants for war crimes or as soon as an arrest more of any kind is issued by the prosecutor of the hague tribunal, against israeli citizen or soldier as part of the case that the palestinian authority is handling against israel. and or a unilateral decision is made in the general assembly to recognize a palestinian state. i will unilaterally and immediately stop the transfer. last week, the un security council held a vote on giving palestinian administration full membership in the organization. emotion vetoed by the us as well expressed fierce opposition to the move and some of the ambassadors of several countries. voting in favor of it. well the us veto the resolution. it still lashed out at snow trench before he voiced the plans to suspend funding for the palestinian administration. us state department, criticized smell churches support for the legalization of dozens o

friends israeli conservatives work for netanyahu . he repeated the same words against the zionists and the names of the british officials who are with the zionist regime. revealed and these statements did not go well with the british authorities. mr. alan duncan is under investigation for criticizing pro-israel politicians. alan dunn's statement about the support of the authorities of this country to the zionists made his name frequent in cyberspace. the people he talks about are happy to parade islam to portray muslims as extremists rather than pro-voices. destroy palestine. now we all know who the real individualists are and how they act to advance israel's interests. listen, this is great. finally, a member of the british political establishment criticizes the influence of the israeli lobby in this country. after his words became hot in the cyberspace, users believe that the british government has a zionist identity first and foremost. fatemeh sharifi, news agency. radio and tv and the second case of tonight's program is dedicated to

i was a ballistic missile to him, but that little bird liked netanyahu . he named the operation of the regime khande sadiq. what you order and what is delivered to you, they do not sleep from night to morning because of fear and shelter. we wake up in the morning and joke about their attack. we are not the same. a sequence from a series with the acting of javad razovian was very frequent among the users of cyberspace, we don't have it, and i posted it below your link. it was shared among users, including these images following the regime's recent attacks. zionist, an urgent meeting was held between the joint heads of the neighborhood. children , take your toys and go play at home . israel attacked isfahan with all its might. see all his strength. the defense system does not want. a string of snakes is enough for esqatil's attacks and the user who reacted to this video in this way . even animals hate zionists. salar vaezy, sed and sima news agency. with mr. mehdi, he goes back to his student days, the first semester of the university, of course mr. mehdi enter

joe biden has already held urgent negotiations with benjamin netanyahu. he claims that most of the drones were allegedly intercepted by the american military, but the islamic revolutionary guard corps reported the destruction of important military targets in israel. read more about the situation alexander belibov. at this point we can say that... then iran’s attack on israel has already been completed, but although it must be said here that it was not just an attack, it was a massive , coordinated, multi-level strike by the islamic revolutionary guard corps by all available means of destruction against idf targets. it all started before midnight with an attack by a whole swarm of drones that took off from iranian territory and headed for israel; there were waves of attacks by drones. at least three or four - experts say, it is known that several hundred mine drones were involved in various modifications, a little later they were joined directly... missile units, launching cruise and ballistic missiles, in parallel with an attack from the side the islamic rep

what's interesting is we have not seen much from prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he appeared on television, has not been speaking in public, has not been talking to that many world leaders. he and his advisers are still knuckling down, trying to work out how to balance some kind of projection of force, some reestablishment to deterrence, while also not triggering a wider war. two things interest me today that suggest israel might be wanting to play this longer rather than shorter. the first was an opinion poll by a university in jerusalem that suggested the israeli people are divided over how hard israel should respond to this attack. some people saying there should be a substantial response, a hard military response, but a third of people saying there shouldn't be because of fears about a wider war. the second point is those israeli senior figures who have been speaking today have been talking not about wreaking vengeance but about maintaining an international alliance against iran. in other words, making the argument that iran is not just the enemy of israel but th

he is trying to take out benjamin netanyahu remove that government and install a government that he andrat party want in the state of israel. joe biden is at war with two democracies. our country and israel and i'm d to prove it. how? first let's go through a little bit of history. joe biden is behind these investigations against donald trump. he is behind all of them. he sends signals and his staff sends a signal to staff has a meetings and conversations unfortunately the fulsome nature of this sort of tyranny that is taking place will not be known for years and years and years and maybe when we are all gone. when true historians and true turtles take a look. let's take a look right now. state of the union paired president joe biden reportedly pressured attorney general merrick garland in 2022 to prosecute former president donald trump. "new york times" report from april 2022 highlighted by its frustration with garland's approach is believed trump posed a threat to democracy and should be prosecuted. this is their theme all the time. he says that, his campaign says it, his political ha

the killing of these aid workers, he is supposed to speak to the israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu. heppened. but what he has not shown is any willingness to use more of the us leverage against israel when it comes to its dissatisfaction with the conduct of war and the us military assistance thatis war and the us military assistance that is given. we had comments overnight from if us secretary of defence lloyd austin talking to his israeli counter part. we are told that he was demanding concrete steps to improve the co—ordination with different foreign aid groups and said this was going to complicate efforts to flood gaza with aid, which was the commitment they have had from the israelis and also made a connection here between american concerns about the idea of ground offensive by israel, a full—scale offensive by israel, a full—scale offensive in rafah. the us concerns about that have been on humanitarian grounds, because of the numbers of displaced people there. interestingly we also heard comments from an israeli diplomatic correspondent about rishi sunak�*s conversation with the i

netanyahu believes he is leading the country to disaster.heart is broken because of the death of seven employees of a humanitarian organization, end of quote. the israelis bombed it the day before. seven workers of this mission, citizens of the usa, great britain, australia and poland, were killed in the three destroyed vehicles. the authorities of these countries have presented their claims netanyahu, and he was forced to publicly admit the mistake of his military. to the iranian embassy in syria. on monday, israeli aircraft bombed the consulate general, the residence of the iranian ambassador in damascus. convened an emergency meeting of the un security council, how washington tried to shield its allies, our us special corps alexey vasilovsky will tell. the actions of israel, which struck the iranian consulate general in damascus, are reckless, russian envoy vasily nebendya said at a meeting of the un security council. he called on western diplomats to condemn the strike, but this did not happen. having generally agreed that such attacks c