oslo, which is about 40% of judea and samaria. and they they run, you know, they you know, if you if you ever tried to if you ever drive around aimlessly and you never shomron you'll get to these red signs. they say if you're israeli, don't come in there. it's it's literally judenrat. you can write right that you can't get -- can't go in there. so they're running entirely by by the palestinian. and they're also hotbeds of terror. so like we're still talking about something that. it's not like we're not sure it's going to work. we know it doesn't work. so i have to book is to kill that idea and. then the second half of the book is to say, well, look, we're not going to create a vacuum. we're going we're going to try to a way for israel to kind of take over this land. and then, you know, the interesting thing, you know, i point out and a lot of christians really appreciate maybe more than the -- is that, you know? this is also god's will. so here we're at a point where god's will also happens to be the best outcome for everybody liv

and unfortunately, they were able to smuggle a lot of weapons into judea and samaria.ce. we have to neutralise those terrorists and stop them before they commit terror attacks injudea and samaria and other parts of israel. so, we have no choice on this issue. and instead of blaming... with respect, you haven't addressed my point about the behaviours of the idf, notjust in gaza, but we've moved the discussion on to the west bank... so, i'm asking you, i'm very proud of the behaviour of the idf. i think it's the most moral military in the world. if i compare the conduct of the way we fight terrorists with every other military in the world, i'm very proud of what we are doing. it's not even... if i may say so, it's not even just about the idf. it's about the armed settler movement as well. listen to the words of your own shin bet chief ronen bar, very recently expressing profound concern about jewish settler violence in the occupied west bank. he said it was causing indescribable damage to israel. he said that the government's light—handed approach to these armed extremis

oslo, which is about 40% of judea and samaria. and they they run, you know, they you know, if you if you ever tried to if you ever drive around aimlessly and you never shomron you'll get to these red signs. they say if you're israeli, don't come in there. it's it's literally judenrat. you can write right that you can't get -- can't go in there. so they're running entirely by by the palestinian. and they're also hotbeds of terror. so like we're still talking about something that. it's not like we're not sure it's going to work. we know it doesn't work. so i have to book is to kill that idea and. then the second half of the book is to say, well, look, we're not going to create a vacuum. we're going we're going to try to a way for israel to kind of take over this land. and then, you know, the interesting thing, you know, i point out and a lot of christians really appreciate maybe more than the -- is that, you know? this is also god's will. so here we're at a point where god's will also happens to be the best outcome for everybody liv

you know, again, those who knew my father and knew how committed he was to see judea and samaria and to especially to it's a big deal, along with along with rosie's parents, you know, i mean, these you know, these these places are really you speak to us, speak to us very, very deeply. yeah. rabbi jonathan, sex is to say that non--- i the -- are embarrassed of the judaism and proud of -- or proud of the judaism. yeah, and thank you for being a proud --. making us proud the --. thank you. really. you know, ask that anybody who has a question rabbi. i actually a microphone. um, please. yes, we have a question. stay on the back rub over here in the fire. just just remember it's on tape, everybody. we do. we need that. we need that. we need the mike. rosie we need the mic. it's like, you know, now we need we need the microphone for the recording we need the microphone for the recording sorry, i just wanted to say that the 7000 that marched and protested after the six had died, the israelis they are so set in their they call religious people messianic states and they're very strong. they'r

there is also unrest inside israel, bloody terrorist attacks and riots in judea. and samaria, as wellblockade of ships in the red sea and shelling by the houthis from yemen. at the moment , the main question is whether israel will respond to the latest ballistic missile attack from... iran. iran made a big mistake tonight and they will pay for it. the regime in tehran does not understand our determination to defend himself. we will abide by the rule we set. whoever attacks us, we will attack him. it works everywhere we fight the message of evil, in judea and samaria, in gaza, lebanon, yemen and syria, and it works in iran too. from israel. ulyana druchkova for the tv channel. let's summarize the morning at 12 o'clock, read more news on our website espresso.tv, also on our social networks, join, put your favorites, then my colleagues, oksana vasochanska and roman chaika, will continue the show, don't switch, stay with the espresso team. events, events that are happening right now and affect our lives, of course, the news feed reports about them, but it is not enough to know what is hap

there is also unrest inside israel, bloody terrorist attacks for unrest in judea and samaria, as wellblockade of ships in the red sea and shelling by the houthis from yemen. for now, the main question is whether israel will respond to the latter? iran made a big mistake tonight and it will pay for it, the regime in tehran does not understand our determination to defend itself. stick to the rule we set, whoever attacks us, we attack them, it works everywhere we fight the message of evil in judea and samaria, in gaza, lebanon, yemen and syria, and it also works in iran, from israel, ulyan druchkov for the espresso tv channel. team spirit, sports skills and leadership qualities, all this is about rugby, this olympic sport, appeared more than 10 years ago among all-ukrainian school... leagues in kharkiv, and in 2022 the idea was picked up and implemented in lviv, so how little rugby players in the city of leva are mastering this sport, ema stadnyk will tell. yunist stadium in lviv has become a place for many young rugby players favorite place this is where they spend most of their extracu

troubled inside israel, bloody terrorist attacks for unrest in judea and samaria, as well as the blockadehips in the red sea and shelling by the houthis from yemen. at the moment , the main question is whether israel will respond to the latest ballistic missile attack? from iran iran made a big mistake tonight and they will pay for it. the regime in tehran does not understand our determination to defend ourselves. we will abide by the rule we set. whoever attacks us, we will attack him. it works everywhere we fight the message of evil, in judea and samaria, in gaza, lebanon, yemen and syria, and it also works in irani from israel. ulyana druchkova for the tv channel. team spirit, sportsmanship and leadership qualities are all about rugby. this olympic sport appeared more than 10 years ago among all-ukrainian school leagues in kharkiv, and in 2022 the idea was picked up and implemented in lviv. so, ema stadnyk will tell how little rugby players in the city of leva master this sport. youth stadium in lviv for many young rugby players. became a favorite place, it is here that they spend most

in judea and samaria. in gaza, lebanon, yemen and syria, and it works in iran too.druchkova from israel for the tv channel. we thank our colleagues for quickly making this analytical story. we are adding vadym polishchuk , an israeli political commentator, to our espresso broadcast. congratulations, mr. vadim. good evening. well, the key story is the response of the state of israel to unprecedented aggression from iran. yes, us. in ukraine, a clarification from the current american president joseph biden, who said that it is not worth butsimba to hit iranian oil facilities and on'. reworking, well, but in any case , we understand that if a hot, powerful phase begins, well, no one here will specifically choose targets, but as far as we understand, in official jerusalem there is no answer to the end, what this revenge should be, we understand , that in the middle east it is not always possible to keep revenge cold, well, you see, now israel is a little... intrigues the whole world, and the same iran intrigues, what will be the answer, and consultations are going on, t

territories themselves of modern israel and those territories that are disputed, and this is judea, samariaand they went to jordan, and there, in principle, well, the same arabs have lived since the time of the british. mandate , and they are conventionally called palestinians, they are settled slaves, in contrast to the bedouins, who have carts, and here is some political wing there, the so-called palestinian liberation front, he made this rebellion there against the jordanian king, there were events known as black september, and it was there that the jordanian king very harshly crushed this rebellion, and here are these ... stations, let's say they fled to lebanon, yes, and there they committed, there they committed this civil war, which destroyed that state of lebanon, which was close to switzerland. east, and already from there, when there was the first lebanon war, israeli troops entered the territory of lebanon, when, if you remember, i am already so old that i remember the soviet-era program, in which they showed how a battleship was shelling beirut, do you remember, yes i remember,

oslo, which is about 40% of judea and samaria.nd they they run, you know, they you know, if you if you ever tried to if you ever drive around aimlessly and you never shomron you'll get to these red signs. they say if you're israeli, don't come in there. it's it's literally judenrat. you can write right that you can't get -- can't go in there. so they're running entirely by by the palestinian. and they're also hotbeds of terror. so like we're still talking about something that. it's not like we're not sure it's going to work. we know it doesn't work. so i have to book is to kill that idea and. then the second half of the book is to say, well, look, we're not going to create a vacuum. we're going we're going to try to a way for israel to kind of take over this land. and then, you know, the interesting thing, you know, i point out and a lot of christians really appreciate maybe more than the -- is that, you know? this is also god's will. so here we're at a point where god's will also happens to be the best outcome for everybody livin

in israel they said clearly that they want to see the land from the river to the sea, judaea and samarias clearing it of palestinians. iam not means clearing it of palestinians. i am not saying thatis palestinians. i am not saying that is happening but look at the rhetoric of the leaders themselves. this is certainly consistent with that idea. if you are going to cleanse the land from the river to the sea, you would need to get rid of the organisation charged by the international community to bring relief and social services, education and health, etc, to the palestinians. former chief spokesperson for unrwa, thank you for your time. my unrwa, thank you for your time. my pleasure. meanwhile, israel and hamas say they're looking at proposals for a gaza ceasefire and hostage release deal following talks in doha. the office of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said discussions would continue between mediators in the coming days to assess the feasibility of further talks — but it's reported that mr netanyahu has rejected an egyptian proposalfor a two—day truce with the exchange of fo

this was the case with judea and samaria, the gaza strip, lebanon, yemen and syria. and now it will be with iran. the white house considers what happened a serious escalation, but then says: the attack was ineffective, there was no significant damage. the pentagon noted that the us does not want further escalation, however, the final word is left to israel. "we are closely monitoring the situation, we have held close consultations with israel to be prepared for possible retaliation from iran and it worked, we successfully helped israel defend itself from attack. it was the efforts of the state department that caused the bloody drama in region, the russian foreign ministry said. maria zakharova noted that washington's actions have already led to tens of thousands of victims. the biden administration's complete failure in the middle east, a bloody drama that is only " gaining momentum. the white house's vague statement demonstrates its complete helplessness in resolving crises. blinken's efforts have led to tens of thousands of victims and a dead end. gen. antonio gute

we are fighting on seven different fronts, which has never happened before, from gaza to judea and samaria , lebanon, syria, yemen, iraq and iran. in all in these places, the idf has acted and continues to act with great success. however, these successes are not yet obvious. the idf announced their actions on the ground the previous evening, and then distributed footage of the training of its units. according to official information , units of the 98th division and armored vehicles of the 7th brigade of the israeli army entered lebanon. they have been tasked with destroying the military infrastructure of the lebanese hezbollah movement. the idf is conducting limited targeted raids along the northern border to eliminate the threat, which hezbollah represents. for the civilian population in northern israel. these local ground raids will be aimed at hezbollah strongholds that threaten israeli settlements along our border. however, lebanon insists that, contrary to israeli statements, its army has not yet crossed the border at all, and tel aviv itself has admitted that its soldiers have only j

this is true in judea and samaria, it is true in gaza, lebanon, yemen, syria, it is true in iran.will fight the axis of evil everywhere. the israeli army struck a residential area in the southern suburbs of beirut overnight, after calling for people to evacuate because of alleged hezbollah facilities there, but this can hardly be called the powerful response that netanyahu had threatened tehran with. it is still unknown how many civilians were hurt in the lebanese capital after today's israeli attack. iranian media reports that at least 80% of the missiles launched by iran reached their targets in israel. at the same time, as the iranian foreign ministry stated, the target of the missile strike was... exclusively military targets, calling the attack self-defense and a response to israel's actions in lebanon and the gaza strip, and vowing to strike even harder and more powerfully if the israeli army does not stop. the islamic regime of iran has shown the world its true face, it is a terrorist state, for years they have armed terrorists and a rebel state, they are responsible for th

there is also unrest inside israel, bloody terrorist attacks, riots in judea and samaria, and even ae of ships. the red sea and shelling by the houthis from yemen. currently, the main question is whether israel will respond to the latest ballistic missile attack from iran. iran made a big mistake tonight, and he will pay for it. the regime in tehran does not understand our determination to defend ourselves. we will abide by the rule we set. whoever attacks us, we will attack him. it works everywhere we fight the news. ulyana druchkova for the tv channel. we will meet with you in less than an hour, read more news on our website espresso.tv, also on our social networks, join, put your preferences. my colleagues oksana vysochanska and roman chaika will continue the ater. don't switch, stay with the espresso team. freedom mornings, only the most important, we talk about topics that others are silent about, pay attention to details that others do not notice, one ether, one topic that we explore from different angles, now 20 minutes, because we value your time, watch in weekdays at 9:10 a.

2022, and its governing islands which are written and public, says it wants to annex all ofjudea and samariaeen no attempt to hide some of the coalition partners wanting to conquer and annex and re—settlements in gaza. it is not so popular to say in international circles, there have at times been large number of israelis who support that, but it is wavering and following what the political leaders are saying, and i think that the government has kind of seeing this as an opportunity to continue conquering more land and annexing it on the justification that they can be no self—determination for palestinians, israel has to control everything. that is in relation to guys on the west bank, then there is a broader regional question and there israelis artists divided. larger than you expected portion of israelis want israel to go in and occupy southern lebanon, some portions who support it strike all on iran under certain conditions, but the government is not giving them a competitive picture of our diplomatic into the conflicts, and the army is even criticizing seen everywhere has the and with the

we are fighting on seven different fronts, which has never happened before, from gaza to judea and samaria. in all these places. targeted raids along the northern border to eliminate the threat that hezbollah poses to civilians population in northern israel. these local ground raids will be aimed at hezbollah strongholds that threaten israeli settlements along our border. however, lebanon insists that, contrary to israel's statements, its army has not yet crossed the border at all, and tel aviv itself has admitted that its soldiers have barely penetrated into the neighboring country's territory and are at a distance of... baptom idf near the border in israeli cities, including tel aviv. one of the rockets fell on the highway, wounding several people in passenger bus. and in the evening in tel aviv , several people were shot at a tram stop, at least three were killed, and this could also be a response to the actions of the israeli army. today , special security measures have been introduced in israel, gatherings are limited, beaches are closed. sahal announced his intention to mobilize addi

it is true in judea and samaria, it is true in gaza. in tehran, they say that israel's vaunted iron dome has proven to be as fragile as glass, most of the strikes have hit their target, they report that the idf headquarters building has been hit, twenty people have been destroyed f-35 fighters at border airfields, tel aviv claims that the air defense systems repelled the attack, the planes are in order, there is one victim on the ground, a palestinian worker, literally crushed by debris from the downed missiles. but if you evaluate the video posted by israeli citizens on the internet, where the entire sky is streaked with missile lights, then many explosions on the ground, then iran's statements seem more plausible, the attack on israel was strong and there was a lot of destruction. in tehran, people organized mass night festivities on this occasion with flags, portraits of religious leaders. something similar happened in baghdad, in sana'a - this is the capital of yemen. israel has made a lot of money. roman, but the russian foreign mi

we are fighting on seven different fronts, which has never happened before, from gaza to judea and samaria, lebanon, syria, yemen, iraq and iran. in all these places , the idf has acted and is acting with great success. these successes, however, are not yet obvious. the idf announced the start of hostilities on the ground the previous evening, then distributing footage of the training of its units. according to official information, the territory units of the 98th division and armored vehicles of the 7th brigade of the israeli army entered lebanon. they have been tasked with destroying the military infrastructure of the lebanese hezbollah movement. the idf is conducting limited and targeted raids along the northern border to eliminate the threat that hezbollah poses to civilians in northern israel. these localized ground raids will be aimed at hezbollah strongholds that threaten israeli settlements along our border. however, lebanon assures that despite statements by israel, its army has not crossed the border at all, and in tel aviv itself they admitted that the soldiers had barely... ars

whoever attacks us, we will attack them, this applies to judea and samaria, this concerns gaza, lebanonria and iran too, we will fight the axis of evil everywhere, everywhere. however, the country is getting deeper into the conflict, and the later it ends, the harder it will be for israel to return. the country's economy is in a pre-infection state, there are no cheap labor because the palestinians have left, there are no tourists, investors, no cargo transit, people and money are flowing abroad and... and others love silence, but are stable only as long as they move, now after the iranian missile salvoes, it's up to israel, to be a catastrophe or not to be, it is up to us to decide the economy of war is like a bicycle, it is to him. oleg romanov on the main air. stable instability, why the middle east is sparking again, a confrontation that is hundreds of years old, how did the deep split begin, who, with whom and because of what quarreled in the middle east? and how did the region become one of the most complex problems of the modern world? we will analyze the origins of the eternal c

. natania, whose far right governments cleans the exclusive right to what it calls the to day and samaria area. the west bank. the settlers ken trait their political power for the wish by li, good in general, and that done, you know, personally, to rule over israel. so the tail is wagging the dog. is there any, is a project, it's a movement. it's something that is all of that time extending all the time. once more land, more houses grabbing more land with less spill us. the list for this thing is more or less so this is, this brings back all the time. i mean, what is of the next many palestinians feel totally traumatized by the experience of having soldiers checks them before they can cross a board or more obvious triggers of trauma for palestinians are taking of a house. obviously, any kind of military action, any kind of is a really violence is a trauma trigger for palestinians is slow, but does keep the fine print that read true during the thank it's on both sides. diesel is riley ministry violence terrifies the palestinians, and rightly so, who is how they're afraid that they might be

this applies to judea and samaria, gaza, lebanon, yemen, syria, and also iran. israeli press reported that the idf will respond the following night, and the attacks will be precise and unexpected. we have the ability to reach and attack any point in the middle east. and those of our enemies who have not understood this until now. i will understand soon, but the night passed and it did not happen, they limited themselves to a meeting of prime minister benjamin netanyahu with the government. the publication axius learned that the answer will be in a few days and will require cooperation with the pentagon, and will also need more air defense shells and some other support from the ally. they are delaying allegedly because of the rosh shana holiday, this is the jewish new year, which is celebrated for 2 days. we will have to respond to this harshly, as said our prime minister, you understand, i can't say when and how, but it will happen in due time. the publication of the policy writes that israel will attack iranian military facilities in yemen and syria or oil depo

of course the others not only find in the south as well around gaza in samaria and judea as well.-old woman, a soldier in the central bus station. so we need now to stand against them very strong. we are doing it. you can see that we are doing it all around and will continue until they will surrender. there is no other choice. jon: thank you. >> thank you so much. we hope to see more peaceful days in our region. jon: let's hope. just ahead, shannon bream scores the first one on one interview democrat vice presidential nominee tim walz since his debate since jd vance. some highlights for you when we return. - [narrator] start watching tv for free with tablo. buy a tablo and you can watch the top networks and more for free. - switching to tablo has really been a money saver. - with tablo, i can record something on my phone. i can pause it. i can go get a drink. i can come back. i can continue in the family room. - tablo is so easy to step up. - [narrator] get a tablo total system with a device and tv antenna at an incredible low price. tablo, pay once and watch forever. order now at

israel is also focusing on gaza, judea and samaria , known as the west bank, samaria, known as the westng to retaliate against the massive iranian attack, which took place last week . it's the second last week. it's the second attack, the first one being, i believe it was the 14th of april, and we're waiting for that to take place. the iranians say that if israel does that, they will respond against israel. so it's very unclear what's going to take place. but i do believe that there will be some type of retaliation against iran. and this is also to show the iranians who control all of these proxies, as you know, hamas and islamic jihad, the houthis in yemen, hezbollah of course, it's to show iran that actually your proxies are slowly being taken out. it's taking a long time. and originally when israel went into gaza, it said, maybe not publicly, but i knew about this information that it was going to take at least a yeah was going to take at least a year. of course, it has taken a yeah year. of course, it has taken a year. the reason why it's taken so long is because at the time, it was

on the verge of an explosion, the west bank of jordan or as the israelis are called, the jews of samariaflict will last a long time, this conflict is cruel, very cruel. this is such a region, nothing has ever ended peacefully here and will not end, we are talking about destruction, who will destroy whom, therefore, not being a lawyer on tanyahu, i will honestly say, it chose the path that was always chosen in either us or you, i will soak you, and then whatever will be, will be, so to speak, that's it, nuclear weapons can be used, listen, there is only one party to the conflict, israel, yes, i don't know, i watched how netanyahu read this of his after. well, it feels like he's, how to say, a little bit in a vegetative state, to put it mildly , i don't know what's in his head, yes, i only understand that he has significantly more radical people in his government than himself and who, in addition to the fact that his radicalism, it puts pressure on him to do more radically, yes, when i am now not even because of radicalism, but simply the incomparability of the territory, the depth of the

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