it was founded in 1993 by hey perez. the son of the late israeli president shimon perez, also the uae has invested in the tech firm, cynap tech, which is closely linked to the israeli military, the chairman of sinap tech is the former defense minister and idf chief of staff moshe yalon, the uae is deeply economically integrated with the zionist entity. david, what does it say do you think about the abraham of call? that included a promise by the uae to invest 10 billion dollars in israel, well what you see in the the developing relationship between the saudis and the ue prior to october the 7th is the development of a sort of tripartite strategy, the sies didn't didn't blow their trumpet about it, they kept quiet about it, but the three of those states were involved together in in in integrating themselves financially, but also integrating their their lobby activities, so the the zionists and indeed the the uae were were involved in working together in propaganda and in indeed in pressuring the us administration and of course the uk government to do things that the designers wanted an

. >> this week, cnn's shimon prokupecz is outside the convention hall and shimon, there is certainlye presence outside. we have seen it. what's being done to ensure safety yeah, brianna so were actually several blocks away from the convention center were at union park which is where the protests are gathering. >> this is the area where they were told to gather, this is where the protesters have been gathering at some point, we do expect them to start marching from here. there are thousands in this far, probably a little less than what the organizers were expecting. and then at some point, as i said, they have a route it's about a mile. route where they're gonna go from here in the park and they're going to head out and they're going to go into the streets. they're going to march towards the convention center. the police have only given them the city has only given them an a mile. they want more they want a mile and a half. they're not getting that right now. so that's where we could see some confrontation as they get closer to the convention center, to the united center. what will ha

and about the creative chaos and the new middle east and we know that it was written in the book of shimon perez and it was created by uh ronald reagan in 1981 uh and it was supported by the new enlargement of normalization in the in the area and especially oc say when you have a large army and against a small army, when the large army does not create victory or go for a victory, it means he was defeated, when the small army is not defeated, it means he was uh he get the victory, this is a strategic way, this is the way we can see it, at least what happened in 2006 that hizbullah was not defeated, israel get any of its target in lebanon, so it means it was defeated hizbullah uh, with his performance, he could declare his uh victory, and i think it was victorious day on the 14th of of august, and then we had the uh the un resolution 1701, accordingly, so in this case we can see that lebanon at the... time uh moved, not only moved, but jumped from one uh era of uh resistance to new era and i think defeated. the whole the whole project of zionism in in the region the us zionist project was de

in 1994, israeli prime minister yitzhak rabin, foreign minister shimon peres and palestine liberation organization leader yasser arafat were awarded the nobel peace prize. mahmoud abbas became the leader of the palestinian authority after yasser arafat's death in november 2004. of course, coming to power after yasser arafat is a difficult matter, but after his death i clearly understood that i had to take his place, because if you are elected, then you no longer choose, i belong to not very public people, i don't really like the press, i like to study. in 2005, after the elections, mahmoud abbas officially became the second chairman of the palestinian national authority. in 2012, the palestinian state received observer status at the un. the general assembly granted palestine the status of observer state at the united nations, which was an important turning point on the path to becoming an independent. 10 thousand years, and there shone a truly biblical miracle, the tree of zacchaeus, to which more than 2 thousand years old, perhaps the only witness, a living witness of jesus christ. t

cnn correspondent shimon prokupecz joins us now from chicago, shimon. what do things look like?ertainly massive security ever fencing that is around the dnc is just massive it really stretches over a mile circling the entire arena and for blocks and blocks and blocks, which is really going to prevent any protesters or anyone else without any the special credentials from getting anywhere near the arena. the arena sits so far back behind these barricades, you can see here that there's no way for any of them planned protests to get anywhere near there. the secret service is running the security here with the chicago police department, which is mostly for the chicago police that is their primary focus are the protesters that are supposed to start to come to the city here tonight. and really gather in the morning, organized because there's are expecting thousands and thousands, tens of thousands of protesters here for security. here, you have the fbi, you have to secret service, the chicago police department. they're also bringing an officers from outside of the chicago area to help

shimon prokupecz. thank you so much for that reporting. >> and i want to thank you for joining me this evening. >> i'm jessica dean at the democratic national convention in chicago special coverage continues after this break with erin burnett outfront cnn is live from chicago as democrats unite to offer their support to a new nominee and her running mate fellow cnn for complete coverage, the democratic national convention tomorrow at seven on cnn. >> and streaming on max recipes recipes that are more than their ingredients recipes written by hand and lost to time he now be analyzed and restored using the power of data reserving memories and how many to write new the first. bill is subway has never been easier just by in a foot login out, yet another freak know the hard part is he to travel. he doesn't get to second footlong weights seriously i got to next time buddy or now in the subway app football season already and not a satellite dish in sight, hardly recognize a ruse. >> i grow up on in that squad

i am shimon , you know me better than your mother, i know you better than your mother, the last poet of the adele family, i am not the last one along with this mourning for the dear guest of iran, many artists started creating works for this event, for this glory and for this martyr. hitting samira jaliliyan of sed and sima news agency. it made a difference, it didn't make a difference. it made a difference, no, it didn't make a difference , it made a difference, it didn't make a difference, yes, it made a difference . the joy of reaching the treasure in the festival of winners. 50 prizes of 250 million tomans, along with thousands of cash prizes and dozens of coins and gold bars, opening a karz al-hasna account through the branches of the bank of tourism application in babank ganj, behind this account, from house to house , all together with optimal electricity consumption, the flow of life throughout iran let's tell you, iran is clear, how can i help you, we can have two hands of the same color, same color, same price , only one left of this hair style with the same color , that's

shimon skirman bought the estate of mikhail kliofas from aginsky, since then they were here, and thanksthem this area of ​​ours flourished, they made a very big contribution to this development of industry and our area. there is an ecological path in the park. it is located so that you can see all those rare trees that are planted here, these trees are somewhere more, it grows in north america, this park was laid out on the site of a natural forest, various trees were brought here from different countries, and planted here. there are a lot of old trees in the park, they are already more than 100 years old, and as you can see, this oak, it is probably two or more meters in diameter, now let's see which one, you see, you can't hug it, but natural aging occurs, such old trees die, and sanitary felling is periodically carried out here in the park. on this central clearing of teparka once there was a three-tiered spiral staircase. mr. skirmunt, roman aleksandrovich loved to come here to the park, climb this staircase and admire the beauty of the surrounding nature. in addition, the rekaselda

he's a columnist for the haaretz newspaper and was an adviser to former israeli prime minister shimoneres and he joins us now via skype from tel aviv. good to see you, sir thank you. thank you for having me gideon, i'd like to ask this exchange of fire across the border is coming as negotiators were supposed to be meeting in cairo today to talk about a possible ceasefire in the agonizing conflict in gaza. >> do you have any hopes that the negotiating parties can come to some kind of agreement? could this latest exchange of fire with hezbollah and israel in danger those talks unfortunately, i have no hope from those talks. and so do most of the player, including hezbollah, hezbollah, playing that deal today, that if there will be a ceasefire in gaza, it will not, it will stop pairing israel but hezbollah came the conclusion which anyone who follows the negotiation must come. those negotiations are, although they lead to nowhere, as long as israel is not reading any, it is not ready to stop the war in gaza to put an end to it's not just a ceasefire, but to put an end to it. and to withd

shimon is questions with me now, is andrew kaczynski of the kfile senior editor, who has the details new item on covered on morrow tied to january 6. so andrew, what have you learned here? >> so meryl was at january 6, first at that rally, were then she proceeded to the capital where she was in a restricted area that had been cordoned off by police. now, in these couple of images, i want people to look at x0 that were from videos that we uncovered. she was there as rioters were breaking in to the building. now, there's no evidence that marrow engaged in any violence herself her went into the building, but later that night in her hotel, she went on a live stream and essentially called for president trump too institute a military coup. take a listen to those comments. >> president trump is still president until the 20th so he can still invoke the executive order against voter fraud and now he has every player that participated in his sights and they can all be arrested for treason and if the police won't do it and the department of justice won't do it then he will have to enact the ins

shimon prokupecz, thanks very much joining us now a national co-chair for the harris-walz campaign fromyor of new orleans, mitch landrieu. it's good to see you here. first of. all, just the protests are you concerned about it? >> no, not real. this is par for the course for every convention. and of course this is a really emotional issue for a lot of people. and so the first amendment, critically important, everybody has a right to protest. they should, they should protest as loudly as they want. just the protests need to stay peaceful the last time you and i talked i mean, this was a completely different race at a completely different campaign. it was going to be president biden's convention here. he's speaking tomorrow night. what do you expect him to say and i think you'll find that the folks in this building are going to show, but joe biden, how much they love him. they believe and i believe that he will go down in history as being one of the most consequential presidents who has done more in three-and-a-half years and most presidents have done in eight years. and the fact that he m

shimon prokupecz that's joins us now with more.o what do the security preparations look like out there a lot of fencing and this and i'm sure you saw it as you got into the united its center, you can see we're just outside the perimeter. >> the perimeter stretches over a mile, at least a mile. and there's just fencing everywhere you go here around the united center. i just want to show you anderson, this is where you are where you're said is, look how far that is. that is where the united center is. and this is how far back they have place this perimeter. and it just stretches all around here for several blocks. what's also really interesting and i think kind of remarkable here that we didn't let's at the rnc is that there's actually people who live in the middle of this. most of the rnc was surrounded by businesses that were open and people will able to go inside biden hear a lot of the businesses that are inside. some have closed and people are actually living here surrounded now by all this fencing as the the convention here it

i spoke to alon pinkas, who was an advisor to former israeli prime ministers ehud barak and shimon peres fresh round of talks. i think the agreement to resume the talks is a consequence, a result, of enormous pressure on the prime minister, both from within the military and the intelligence, and the public, to a lesser extent. but enormous pressures internally. and some pressures from the us in the last two or three weeks. what still doesn't cease to amaze is the casualness of it all. i mean, these people, the hostages, have been there for ten months. their suffering is indescribable. and israel, on thursday, then again on friday announces it will send a delegation next week. why not send them now? and that sort of is an indication that, i am leaving hamas aside for a second, concentrating instead on israel. i obviously want to move on to hamas in a second. but i am interested to pick up on something you said. obviously, it looks like benjamin netanyahu, when we saw those attacks, on ismail haniyeh and the person the person from hezbollah, he was listening to the hawks. now you say he is

alon pinkas was an adviser to former israeli prime ministers ehud barak and shimon peres.hinking of how he gets through the next day. there's no long—term strategic thinking. the thing is, where you're right in how you described it,

shimon prokupecz says, we miss you and we're you're hoping to see you at very very soon, laura, that's what i can tell you. >> john is clapping slow clap from rudy i'm just saying everyone i'm a 90s parts that i'm at anyway thank you so much, harry, what i got to show, i'm doing here, we are talking about hey welcome back okay i'll be here i'm not working. thank you so much. you gotta go right back. everyone will come right back. it's still a real night as hillary clinton walking out to a huge ovation during her return to the dnc and she invoked the tallest glass ceiling that she nearly broke down i want to tell you what i see through all those cracks and why it matters for each and every one of us. >> what do i see i see freedom one reading seven yeartie yeah, that's not good happened huge things happen. >> david happens with three, learn more at rnc.com. we really don't want people to think of feeding food like ours, as spoiling or dogs good real food is symbol that looks like food smells like food is what dogs are supposed to be eating. no living being should ever eat processed food

he's the columnist for haaretz newspaper and wasn't adviser to former israeli prime minister shimon peres. and he joins us now from tel aviv. i don't know if you just heard mr. levy. are reporters account there of the apache helicopter gunships off the coast of tel aviv. the fighter jets heard in the air for the city. what does that tell you about where israel is headed next i can tell you that early in the morning, very early in the morning why i was jogging in the park i held very well the jets going north and my heart told me that bad things are going to happen. >> but right now, it seems that the hezbollah praised the mission achieved, and maybe it will be another very explosive face but maybe we stopped by now, the feeling right now is getting back to normality. if there is any normality in the last ten months in israel and palestine from your vantage point barring what has been inflicted in gaza were more than 40,000 palestinians have been killed from the signaling you've seen from all the different parties that are lined up against each other, iran, hezbollah hamas militias in syri

such an historic shimon, tell his fourth gold, which came in the men's 100 kilogram final friday is now the most by a judoka in olympic history to eddie, who lit the olympic flame to conclude the opening ceremony in paris, emerging triumphant over reigning world champion kim min-jong of south korea when, you win a new gold medal the day it's not perfect. it's a perfect day because some time you prepare during not of use howard of training very hard and sometimes the fight is not like you prefer, but you take your mom and you knew when that's it? this is a good and perfect day and i congratulations to what did aicpa france all toll three goals, nine metals and their football team as well, beating argentina to reach the semifinals as well. >> but for now, it's right back to you. >> also tough finish to the week for global markets. japan's nikkei saw a 5.8% drop friday, its biggest daily false since march 2020 during the covid-19 crisis in europe, footsie closed down 1.3 percent while germany's dax dropped 2.3%, the global losses come in several central banks announced interest rate cuts,

the coffee giant announcing that ceo laxman there are shimon is stepping down immediately after a little more than a year on the job. and this is coming. a starbucks is struggling with weak demand and despite told investors so brian mccaul, the chairman and ceo, chipotle will become the chairman and ceo of the seattle coffee chain. seattle coffee giant next month. coming up here, 3, there's a pilot program going on now for waymo where you will soon see the driverless cars in the bay area. plus, parents beware. >> these candy packages were told are not filled with candy. we also have a plea from the red cross to share how you can help save a life. we'll talk to them right after z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever. with the first ever comcast business five-year price lock guarantee, these business owners get five years of value on gig speed internet and advanced security. all from the company with 99.9% network reliability. so now they can focus on doing what they do best for the next five years. that's a lot of bread. you go

taken over 350,000 photos since the attack and never stopped since today, koreans images hanging the shimoneres center for peace and innovation the jaffa as part of an exhibit meant to be a reminder and a reckoning for the world. and ulysses is a huge tragedy. >> i mean, it's a cumulative, yeah, it's a kibbutz. >> kibbutz. nir laws 25% of the members of the kibbutz are either dead or kidnapped but not only that, i think the worst thing about what happened in knew orleans is that nobody came to save them just imagine that in every single car here, there was israeli as that died. most of them from the nova party or the youngsters that came to dance and found themselves running away from bullets. >> this exhibit is also not speaking for the hostages who still may be alive in gaza. >> the hostages should be everything we think about so important to bring them home. exactly and coronate stayed in touch with the people whose lives were permanently altered on october 7, documenting it all. >> now, a couple that i've been covering for 67 or eight months now, even bit more they were both at the nova

. >> today is haunting images are on display at the shimon peres center for peace and innovation in nearbyed the exhibit and spoke to corn on the eve of the ceasefire and hostage talks, and asked him about what's he's seen on his many trips inside gaza. listen to this ten months old, the hostages should be everything would think about because we will not return the dead after they were slaughtered on october 7, but there's definitely something to do while there are still hostages, israeli citizens that were taken from their beds on october 7. >> and there is somewhere underground in gaza this is unacceptable. this is something you cannot normalize and say, okay, we can live with that. no, we cannot live with that. >> and you see what's going on in gaza, what goes through your mind? >> it's a mixture of a lot of different feelings on one hand, everything needs to be done in order to find the hostages and to defeat hamas. this is not a question. on the other hand you know, you see the destruction which is horrible thing to thinking that at some point. and i think it should be israel responsi

taken over 350,000 photos since the attack and never stopped since today, corrin's images hanging the shimon peres center for peace and innovation in jaffa. as part of an exhibit meant to be a reminder and a reckoning for the world. >> and ulysses is a huge travel i mean, it's a kibbutz. yeah, it's a kibbutz. kibbutz. nir 25% of the members of the kibbutz are either dead or kidnapped but not only that, i think the worst thing about what happened in knew is that nobody came to save them, just imagine that in every single car here, there was israeli as the died, most of them from the nova party other youngsters that came to dance and found themselves running away from bullets. >> this exhibit is also about speaking for the hostages who still may be alive in gaza. >> the hostages should be everything we think about so important to bring them home exactly and coronate stayed in touch with the people whose lives were permanently altered on october 7, documenting it all. >> now, a couple that i've been covering for 67 or eight months now, even bit more they were both in the nova festival. they ran

appreciate it gideon levy is a columnist for the haaretz newspaper and a former adviser to shimon peres who joins me now from tel aviv. >> appreciate you being with us thank you. so u.s. officials are optimistic about this latest round of talks for a ceasefire and hostage release deal. but now hamas says israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu is obstructing a possible agreement by adding new conditions while netanyahu says, israel will not give in to demands to end the gaza war or is it condition for a deal. so how can this end in a negotiated deal? do you think i wish i could share the optimism of the american negotiators but i think they think that spreading optimism will bring a team but it doesn't work like this. >> and it seems now that we are very far from a deal and spreading optimism is not the way to bring it. the blinken is urging the israelis to go for the no, it's not about urging them. it's about taking measures because urging the israelis will not change their buying. and israel wants to continue this war at least the israeli private israeli prime minister and the isr

this is cnn shimon prokupecz back in march do you still stand by your comments about former president barak obama and that he should be executed calling for the death of other presidents do you stand by that we're doing do you stand by those comments have a good night. >> do you stand by what you've said about the public education system and that it needs to be destroyed okay. do you stand by that you know. >> do you understand the concern that people have with this nomination that you now have a whole lot of no comment there. she obviously did not want to answer samoans questions with me now, is andrew kaczynski of the kfile senior editor, who has the deal details on this new item on covered on morrow tied to january 6. so andrew, what have you learned here? >> so marrow was at january 6 first at that rally, were then she proceeded to the capital where she was in a restricted area that had been cordoned off by police. now, in these couple of images, i want people to look at x0, that warfarin videos that we uncovered. she was there as rioters were breaking into the building. now there

shimon dismissed concerns that her left leaning policies could hurt vulnerable and. it democrats in montana and ohio on thursday, harris gave a eulogy for the late congresswoman sheila jackson lee at a celebration of life in houston, texas, she praised jackson lee's legacy of service, dedication she truly was a force of nature when it came to her constituents, there was no task too big or too small for the congresswoman. if it needed to be done, she made sure it was done and done right? when it came to crafting policy, there was no detail to minor or point of order to obscure meanwhile, donald trump is defending his appearance at the national association of black journalists convention, which was contentious and combative at times, he says, he showed up whilst kamala harris didn't at the convention on wednesday, he attacked harris is racial identity and falsely claim that she quote, happened to turn black a few years ago donald trump's running mate, j.d. >> vance, is defending those comments. he spoke with cnn's steve contorno on thursday republican vice presidential

alon pinkas was an adviser to former israeli prime ministers ehud barak and shimon peres. he explained how benjamin netanyahu came to the decision to send a delegation for a fresh round of talks. he's not listening to anyone. he's only listening to his political instincts, only manipulating the, you know, a given situation, thinking of how he gets through the next day. there's no long—term strategic thinking. the thing is, where you're right in how you described it, is that the pressure was on the verge, was on the precipice of becoming very public. let's speak to khaled elgindy, political scientist and palestine programme director at the middle east institute. good to have you with us. and so we know that the three nations, egypt, qatar in the us, have released a statement saying a framework agreement was ready and knowing the details of implementation are left to conclude. it strikes me that that is the most contentious part of this, the limitation of this plan. that's exactly right. as they say, the devil— that's exactly right. as they say, the devil is — that's exactly