explain every position in this important bill, in this important budget, which concerns the state security department, we are not increasing the number of people who work in the state security department , but we increase expenses for their material and technical support, why? i explain, many foreign delegations are coming to kyiv now, which we need in order to form world coalitions, in support of giving us f-16 aircraft, in support of the application of sanctions in support of the confiscation of assets of the russian federation that are in accounts in the european union, we need all these international partners in kyiv, but unfortunately they will not come here if we do not protect them under time of military operations. thank you, 55th, 56th, 57th, 58th, 59th, everything is correct, dmytro oleksandrovich, two minutes, please. roxelana andriivna, you contradict yourself, firstly, you do not increase the number of people, but the delegations that need to be served, then there are enough people, no additional expenses are needed, maximum for fuel, yes, well, you will be removed from the budget commit

amendment that talks about an important institution for you, about the state, about the state security departmentamong other things, protects you, as the chairman of the verkhovna rada, then maybe now we will enlist your support. the fact is that this, indeed, there is such an organization, it is important, but it protects not only the president and the speaker, it performs many other important functions, when i say that it is not necessary to support all the military, then the state security department is no exception, by the way, there is also judicial protection, they were generally forgotten and spat on, it must be corrected, thank you, please, 957 amendment, oleksiy oleksiyovych, your 957. dear tv viewers, i don't know when you will see it, i am very interested in when you will see it, but one day you will see it, 12 o'clock, that means the meeting, the first day in october, everyone, well here somehow my colleagues are all very tired, and as for me , we should hold debates and talk about important things, because you can't be there for only one time, first two or three weeks, no, first we p

we are also taking steps at home in cities across the united states of america, police departments have stepped up security around centers for jewish life. the department of homeland security and fbi are working closely with state and local law enforcement and jewish community partners to identify and disrupt any domestic threat in connection with these horrific attacks. this is a moment for the united states to come together, to grieve with those who are morning m --ourning -- mourning. let's be clear. there is no place for hate in america, not against jews, muslims, anybody. we reject, reject, what we reject is terrorism. we condemn the indiscriminate people, just as we have always done. that is what america stands for. you know, just over 50 years ago -- i was thinking about of this money talking with the secretary of state and vice president in my office -- over 50 years ago, as a young senator, i visited israel for the first time as a newly-elected senator. and i had a long long trip, a meeting with golda my year in her office just before the yom kippur war. and i guess she could see the consternation

regional prosecutor's offices, territorial departments of the national police, territorial departments of state security investigations, territorial departments should be equated with pepi. i think that, the security services of ukraine, the heads of appeal judges, i think that these people, these people, they are very influential and very wealthy, with the connections that most deputies have not dreamed of, i do not understand why we should bypass their attention, but only to record myself for life, so that our children and grandchildren will answer, and they will be on positions and will simply be like we ourselves led to this such an honorable such a mission, and they themselves will remain behind the stage, behind the curtain, i think that they should also go on the stage to give birth, yes, please support the position of the committee, in short, please, thank you, dear colleague, in fact, you really conveyed today the position of many journalists, mass media , society, however, 361, the law that is already in force, which we are currently amending, clearly regulates who is a public figure, which pe

security is being increased here at home. >> we are taking steps at home in cities across the united states of america, police departments have stepped up security around centers of jewish life. department of homeland security and federal bureau of investigation are working close with state and local law enforcement and jewish community partners to identify and disrupt any domestic threat that can emerge in connection with the horrific attacks. >> we are looking into security in the bay area. we'll have more on what local communities are doing to stay safe coming up on the evening edition at 5:00. >>> we continue to follow the latest developments out of the middle east. stay with us on air streaming on cbs news bay area and online at kpix.com. >>> let's look at some of the stories we are following around the bay starting with a live look at the north bay. here is jessica burch. >>> it will be a cool, cloudy day today all throughout the bay area once that cold front sweeps in. it will bring a little bit of rain in the forecast, widespread throughout the bay. look at the scattered showers here and there. it doesn't amount to mu

larry: robert malley lost his state department security clearance. no one will tell us why. ed at state, now the chief of staff to the defense department serves sanity secretary of special operations. what is up with this, senator hagerty? >> clearly it is an iranian influence operation active inside of this administration. can you imagine under the trump administration, that we both serve something like this could ever materialize? rob malley, special negotiated the jcpoa under obama. malley has lost security clearance. been suspended from the state department. under federal investigation. tied to the chief of staff after the department of defense. now she has been one of those members he put into the dod. this is deeply, deeply concerning. you can thank rob malley for this as well. today the united nations sank sanctions on iran permanently expired. this was negotiated by rob malley. these expired. these were multilateral sanctions. they would have had much more effective step if they snap them back. we should snap back every sanctioning against iran. rob malley has a lot o

. >>> here in the united states the homeland security department warning we'll likely see more hate crimesunited states as the war the middle east continues. and we're already seeing it happening. ♪ >> our humble ask is that people give a damn when we die. ♪ >>> well, this morning the department of homeland security says the war the middle east may lead to more hate crimes across the united states from anti-semitic flyers to vandalism. there's already been an escalation. dhs issued this warning to law enforcement, quote, escalations in the on going war between israel and hamas almost certainly will increase the threat of terrorism and targeted violence. our nick watt has that reporting from los angeles. good morning, nick. >> reporter: good morning. well, poppy, you mentioned the threat, the threat, the tension rising transferred here to this country from the middle east during what's going on. now, many jewish americans i've spoken to say they're really not feeling the support and sympathy they hope they would get in the wake of october 7th. the largest loss of jewish life in a single day

the support of $25 million from the state department to establish a security operations center. as well as more immediate near-term virtual security operations center to provide hardware and software, the right cybersecurity monitoring. an additional $10 million from the department of defense to provide work on a security operations center for the ministry of public security. and ongoing support to really put in place the cybersecurity protections and regime needed as a first step for ensuring that those critical services are protected moving forward. and then, because of the link between cybersecurity and digital infrastructure, we started a conversation about your vision for 5g in costa rica. and how to ensure that that 5g was also secure in the proper way. we've had an ongoing discussion regarding that to ensure that there are trusted providers available. we will talk more about that. the second part of our support is $300 million exit financing grant. as costa rica makes this transition to 5g, and he will describe that more, it can be with trusted providers to ensure that bui

state department has been talking about rafa and a delivery is, what more did they tell you as well. we've got a series of details coming out from the state department, but also from the national security specimen from the state department. we're hearing that they are intensely focused on getting the rough of crossing open in order that they say to get americans and other foreigners out. they are focusing on getting out people from the gaza area, from the national security advisor. we've heard that in the past 24 hours, 66 trucks, a few monetary and aid have crossed into gaza. this is the largest amount in a single 24 hour period that has yet been achieved. however, bright and junk could be, the spokesman continues to say, this is just a minute amount in terms of what is needed in terms of humanitarian supplies and gaza. so although you've got this amount through, you've got the national security spokesman saying much, much more is needed more please to say that the other 66 trucks got into guys over the last 24 hours. we'd like saving you manager and assistance, including food, water, and medicine is the highest single de delivery so far. but again, it's a trickle compared to what nee

you getting any support whatsoever in your to fight this in florida from the state department, the department of homeland securitye? the department of justice? the federal bureau of federal bf investigation to try and find who among this population are terrorist and terrorist sympathizers? works not that i am aware of a certain live not seen any of it. i think this administration views what is happening, these are effectively leftist movements and i think the administration is just sitting there not doing anything that they really should be doing great when you see something at the cooper union in new york city with how they treated the jewish students that is a civil rights issue that is a federal civil rights case right there with the environment they are creating. this has been pathetic to watch the bite administration they were not even or moving people from israel who wanted to get back to america once the war started i have the marshall planes from florida we brought back almost 700 people from israel back to florida. mostly floridians but not all. a lot of children and then what biden was doing he would ta

obviously the top priority for the state department is the safety and security of u.s.try as all of this unfolds. now, the statement also goes on to say that the u.s. embassy is aware that there have been casualties as a result of these incidents, and so that u.s. citizens are reminded to remain vigilant and take appropriate steps to increase their security awareness. now, as of right now, obviously, this is a very fast-moving situation, it remains unclear how long the shelter in place will remain in effect or if the u.s. embassy will try to take steps to remove personnel from jerusalem, but at this point, they are telling personnel to stay in the embassy, because as we have seen, wolf, there have been attacks in jerusalem, which doesn't happen very often, but this is clearly a source of major concern right now for the state department. wolf? >> has the state department, natasha, yet, released a statement, advising americans to avoid travel to israel? >> well, they say that u.s. government personnel as of now, they continue to be prohibited from travel to gaza, of cours

reporting in washington now, is there any hint biden would change his national security group, blinken at the state department, sullivan at the national security council, virus people inside white house? is there any hint they want the personnel change because this story didn't work out so well for them? >> nothing i can see for them. it isn't the first story that has not worked out well for them. every story they crack the book on doesn't work out well for them. i will say having been in the region while blinken was there, we were hoping we would have an exclusive interview with blinken as he was departing for amman, jordan, that got changed all around with the biden going to arrive i think blinken did a good job over there. sullivan doesn't have a winning track record when it comes to foreign policy and i think blink ken was doing the right thing to the best of his abilities but i don't see any moves by biden to change out the team at this point anyways. larry: no reset, no reset. everybody keeps talking about a reset. there is no reset. john roberts you are the best of the best as always. catch john and hi

the state department lost security clearance, his person started, now the chief of staff, assistant secretary under the trump administration, something like this could ever materialize. we have rob malley, special envoy for iran under biden, the person responsible for negotiating the jc poa under obama, lost security clearance, he has been suspended from the state department under federal investigation, tied to this uranian expedition you mentioned, now the chief of staff and department of defense, now one of those members he put into the dod, you can thank rob malley for this. the united nations sanctions on iran permanently expire. this is negotiated with rob malley, these were multilateral sanctions. could have had a more extensive effect if we snapped them back, we should snapback every sanction we cannot iran, responsible for this chaos and murder in israel. rob malley has blood on his hands. larry: that's the key point on the ballistic missile sanctions. kevin kramer, senator kramer, coming on together, they will sanction a thousand people in hamas and qatar and syria, they lifted a rel

security group? blinken at state department and sullivan? various people in the white house. high wo he would want a personnel change? >> nothing that i can see. not the first story that has not worked out well for them. every story they crack the book on does not work out well for them, i will say having been in the region while blinken was there, we were hoping we would have an exclusive interview with blinken, that got changed. with the announcement that biden of the going arrive, i think that blinken did a pretty get job there, sullivan does not have a winning track record with foreign policy, but i think that antony blinken did the right thing to the best of his abilities but i don't see any moves by biden. larry: no reset? everyone talks about a reset. john roberts you are the best of the best. catch john and his k coanchor sandra smith. my view of this story, all right, with all doing and growing. >> to and fro, with various meetings and phone calls between them and prime minister netanyahu. and his top people. i still can't answer the question. is the biden administra

we are also taking steps at home in cities across the united states of america, police departments have stepped up security is around centres ofjewish life. the department of homeland security and the fbi are working closely with state and local authorities to stop any domestic threat that might occur from these horrific attacks. this is a moment for the united states to come together, to grieve with those affected. let's be clear, there is no place for hate in america, not againstjews, not against muslims, not against anybody. what we reject as terrorism. we condemn the indiscriminate evil, just as we have always done. that's what america stands for. just over 50 years ago, i was thinking about it this morning, over50 i was thinking about it this morning, over 50 years ago as a young senator i visited israel for the first time as a newly elected senator. i had a long, long trip, a meeting with golden mayor in her office just before the yom kippur war. i guess she could see the consternation on my face as she described what was being faced. we walked outside, in the hallway outside our office to have some

stocks, more than 14 billion for military intelligence. and other security support, more than 16 billion more for programs of the state department economic security and operational support and almost half a billion dollars for support for programs to support ukrainians, who came to the united states under the uf program. also, in this large package for more than 100 billion, humanitarian aid is provided, immediately for israel and the gas sector and ukraine, we do not know exactly how much for ukraine. that is, a very large aid package for and if we are talking about the messages sent by the white house, as jake sullivan, the us national security adviser, said today, he once again explained to the americans that it is not just about nicknames. of course, help is needed for ukraine, so that there is uninterrupted support for the efforts of ukrainians to win back and protect our democracy, but also this aid package, he said, will be beneficial to the americans, because the aid provided for in it will, in particular, go to strengthen the american industrial base, and in particular, the money allocated will go to this, let's actuall

states, the democratic republic of the congo, sierra leone, cameroon, uganda, while the clients from the american government are the ditro defense department's threat reduction directorate, the national securityte department. today, using the example of nigeria, we would like to show that the declared the goals of projects aimed at developing public health are not true. thus, the american military department claims that biological projects are aimed at combating speed. however, the effectiveness of this program raises serious questions. despite the annual increase in funding, totaling about $100 million, the hiv incidence rate has remained virtually unchanged. and currently corresponds to the values ​​of 2009. the percentage also shows negative dynamics mortality among hiv-infected people. at the same time, the number of nigerian citizens who received antiviral therapy with giliat drugs. has steadily increased over the entire funding period and reached 60% of the total number of patients. let me remind you that this pharmaceutical company is affiliated with the pentagon and tested its drugs on citizens of ukraine. this allows us to conclude that american pharmaceuticals, the steady increase i

security police, schutsmant battaln. in march 1973, the first group was started. a criminal case was opened against mileshka, and 12 years later in 1986 vasyura was arrested. employees of the department of the statey committee for the grodno region contacted the punishers. separate instructions for some areas. baltics, russia and received answers that lacusto, a leading worker, lives and works in donetsk as a miner foreman of construction department number 15 donetsk shakhtostroy, lakusta was detained first on april 1 , 73. lakusta did not change his name, surname, or place of birth, the village of luzhany. on the same day they interrogated him, they started asking him where you were during the great war, he answered, where are you from? we are from grodny, i’ve been waiting for you for a long time. during the first interrogation, which took place in donetsk and lasted about 40 hours, lakusta spoke about the events in khatyn, one day the first platoon of the first company... drove in cars towards minsk. he was ambushed on the highway partisans, was fired upon. the partisans killed a german and several policemen. after this, the entire battalion was put on alert. chasing the partisans, we entered

in the last hour, the us state department has issued a worldwide security alert for all citizens overseasacks. earlier, i spoke to our state department correspondent barbara plett usher about us reaction to president biden�*s visit to israel in recent days. a lot of the reaction was quite positive. he was seen as a global statesman. his complete support for israel was seen as a positive thing by certainly many people in congress, where on both sides of the aisle there has always been very strong support for israel. there has been some criticism from the left wing of his democratic party, getting louder as you see the casualties, the civilian casualties and the humanitarian situation in gaza because of the israeli blockade. you've also had protests, beginning to see protests beginning to see protests from americans, led by left—wing american jewish groups actually, which took over part of a congress building yesterday and pledging to have more. so he is going to get opposition as he goes along, especially as his very personal support for israel is believed is tying him to the expected isra

securing the release of these hostages. we just heard from the us state department that secretary of state department that secretary of statedoes that actually mean? it doesn't mean very much because the united states has zero leverage on hamas. we're in a difficult situation because hamas seeks to release all the palestinian prisons in israel he presents. were talking about 7000 people. many of them are serving multiple life sentences for killing israelis. hamas is not willing to negotiate or talk about a humanitarian release of women or children until the cessation of all israeli attacks against the gaza strip for that that is not going to happen in the coming days. we have an unprecedented situation where i don't recall events, certainly in the event of the events so many civilian hostages being taken across any order for the hamas civilian hostages being taken across any orderfor the hamas i'm sure civilian hostages being taken across any order for the hamas i'm sure was quite surprised by the numbers of hostages that they took for them and the ease in which they took them. they have their own problem in determining wha

states. that story is next. >>> welcome back to "the lead" live from tel aviv, israel. the department of homeland security in the united states is warning that the war between israel and hamas will likely increase anti-semitic and anti-muslim hate attacks inside the u.s. that's according to abc news. cnn's nick watt reports for us now. we are already seeing multiple disturbing incidents of anti-semitism. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: americans from many walks of life showing support for the people of gaza. [ crowd chanting ] mean meanwhile it's largely jews at the very few demonstrations for those who were tortured and slaughtered on the 7th and those still held by hamas terrorists inside gaza. some jews who marched for black lives matter or the women of iran feel let down. >> it's really, really, really upsetting to see that people -- to see our people, to see people who we stand with not stand with us. >> our humble ask is that people give a damn when we die. >> that's rob buy sharon brass in a viral -- >> it feels like a great sense of abandonment. people who we've been in the trenches with working f

the reason why i say it is word play is i asked the state department, i'm in an email thread with contact on the national security council and state department and they told me we're still working out a three-way agreement between israel, egypt and they said the dfa, which i assume stands for the department of foreign affairs either under palestinian authority or hamas, and that they continue to be pressing all three parties for agreement. there just isn't an agreement right now about aid coming in and american citizens getting out. perhaps what he is referring to is either hamas is making demands or asking for certain things to happen or stop before they are going to sign whatever this global deal is that would permit american citizens to enter into egypt. >> sammy, thank you very much for joining us. obviously we'll continue to pose all these questions to administration officials as they join us on cnn pull all our thoughts are with your dear friends. >> thank you for telling their story. appreciate it. >>> mitch mcconnell supporting president biden's call for congress to bundle aid to israel and ukraine. but e

chief iranian negotiating with iran for the administration, rob malley, had his security clearance lifted by the state department's bureau of diplomatic security in april. the white house is stonewalled that. they resisted even evidence printed in on the website and a magazine of an iranian influence operation. some of whose members are still employed by the united states government. one of the least reported stories by the big media in the country today. this is a very serious -- >> i understand what you are saying. cnn reported on rob malley both the investigation and losing his security clearance. we broke some of those stories as well. to the broader point, it's not a court of law becut it is americ lives. whether or not you agree with it, based on the last 20 years, i think there is rationale for that to some degree. also on the prisoner exchange, the counter is americans are coming home and seeing their families. >> more americans are in danger now, aren't they? your blue passport is worth $1.2 billion. the responsibility of the president is to take care of all americans. we, obviously, feel for the people w

uganda and south africa, customers from the american government are the national security agency and the us state departmentstry of defense received a new, second batch of s-34 fighter-bombers this year. multifunctional supersonic aircraft were manufactured at the novosibirsk chikalov plant, a united aircraft manufacturer. corporation, which is part of rostec. sud-34 underwent a full range of ground and flight tests. such bombers are our striking power. they are actively are involved in the course of their own. the crews accurately fire missiles at enemy targets. this year the russian government will allocate an additional 4 billion rubles for priority research and development work. half of these funds will go to the development of the space industry. mikhail mishustin stated this at a meeting with deputy prime ministers. according to the head of the cabinet of ministers, more than a billion 200 million will be allocated to support the artificial intelligence industry, most of the money is provided for grants to small businesses, service developers, speech we also talked about the situation with fuel prices

in cities across united states of america, police departments have stepped up security around center city of jewish like the department of homeland security. the federal bureau of investigation are working closely with state local law enforcement, the jewish community partners to identify and disrupt any domestic threat. it could emerge connection the certificate tax. this is a moment for united states to come together degree, but those were a warranty. must be real clear. there is no place for hate in america. not against jews, not against muslims. navigates anybody reject, reject, but we reject is terrorism. we condemned indiscriminately able to sort of always to that's what america stands for. you know, just over 50 years ago, i was thinking about this morning talking the sector. i stayed the vice president my office over 50 years ago. as a young senator. i visited israel for the 1st time as a newly elected center. i had a long, long trip meeting with goldman here in your office. just before the off could for more i guess she could see the consternation of my face that she describe

deal he did not just bring in an iranian influence he is currently suspended from the state department and his securityed for unspecified reasons. congress cannot get an answer as to what the state department and the fbi is investigating and you are right he is tony blinken's friend not just recently they go back to their childhood together but this is a man whose father had deep anti- western prejudices. normally i do not point out what someone's fathers did we do not get to choose our parents but when robert maui adopts his father's abuse it's worth noting he was born into this ideological worldview. and now he is suspended and the shissecurity clearance is under investigation. i think it is completely reasonable to examine the sympathies and the prejudices of the people joe biden brought into this government. we saw the early days of this administration someone running tony blinken social media accounts call called for a cease-fire. someone running office of palestinian affairs social media account call for de-escalation and the cycle of violence for those things were deleted you had officials on ba

we're also taking steps at home in cities across the united states of america police departments have stepped up, security around centers of jewish life. the department of homeland security and the federal bureau of investigation are working closely with state and local law enforcement and jewish community partners to identify and disrupt any domestic threat that could emerge in connection with these horrific attacks. this is a moment for the united states to come together, to grieve with those who are mourning. let's be real clear. there is no place for hate in america. not against jews, not against muslims, not against anybody. we reject, we reject. what we reject is terrorism. we condemn the indiscriminate evil just as we've always done. that's what america stands for. you know, just over 50 years ago i was thinking about it this morning, talking to the secretary of state and the vice president in my office. over 50 years ago as a young senator i visited israel for the first time as a newly elected senator. and i had a long, long trip, meeting with golda meir in her office, just before the yom kippur w

the united states cyber command and department of homeland security for example employee ai technology to protect our networks from counter cyber attacks. united states postal service is currently piloting an autonomous vehicle project that employs ai technology. the department of housing and urban development and immigration services are using ai chat bots to facilitate communication with the public, looking for help from the agency. however, like all new tools, if used improperly, ai could result in unintended consequences. for example, automated systems can inadvertently perpetuate societal biases such as faulty facial recognition technology or opaque sentencing algorithms used by our criminal justice system. ai can also threaten jobs, proliferate misinformation and raise serious privacy concerns. that's why i applaud the biden administration for proactively taking significant steps to ensure transparency in the government's use of ai. last october the white house released a blueprint for an ai bill of rights to ensure the protection of civil rights in the algorithmic age. prior to

states government has to do with the biden to administration policy towards iran and the fact that robert malley were working outside the state department and other dod staffers who have top-secret securityarances and connections to iran. can you explain what exactly is going on. >> earlier this year rob malley the u.s. iran envoy was placed on leave and congress did not even know about it when they first ask questions about it, they were told he is on personal leave, he came to be a couple months later that it was suspended in the security clearance was yanked and baited investigation into his mishandling of classified information. the investigation has been passed on from the state department to the fbi, fast-forward a little bit, your reporting from jay solomon revealed the existence of vast iranian government connected influence operation, this included at least three senior advisers that worked with malley these are individuals that worked with him at his previous role in one who worked with him at the state department and now works at the pentagon in a position that requires classified intelligence this is raising questions of whether malley and his associates may have played a rol

serious attack from china in recent days against the united states was for the report that the state department released on information security, the report ignores the facts, confuses good and evil, and is itself false information, in fact , it was the united states that came up with the idea of ​​using the global... information space as a weapon from the launch of operation mockingbird to bribe the media to manipulate public opinion during the cold war from the use of laundry detergent and white helmets to fabricating lies. this proves that the usa is a real empire of lies. even us senator ranpaul admits that the us is the largest distributor of false information in the history of the world. perhaps some people in america believe that they can win the information war through rumors, but people all over the world are blind, no matter how hard the united states tries to label other countries as a distributor of false news, it cannot change the fact that that more and more people in the world see through the ugly behavior of the united states that rely on lies to put on the emperor's new clothes and maintain their hegemony by d

gave a confessional testimony, concluding the criminal activities of his head of the department of the state securityll the property of the accused, their loved ones, relatives, in whose name the property actually owned may have been registered we are accused, and measures are being taken to seize this property; documents have been sent to the court; in the meantime, the arrested head of the state traffic safety inspectorate of the tyumyan region: alexander silyunin is in the pre-trial detention center, participating in investigative actions, changes have begun in his unit. the new leaders are trying to organize the work of the traffic police and restore order in the regional mreu, where the arrested mikhail zhigalkin once ruled. check the data. here are the photographs of the photograph where the number seven is. owners of local driving schools, as well as their students, hope that the queues to pass exams will be reduced in the near future , everyone will be able to get the coveted driver’s license without any problems. wait, i 'll invite you. this is what we saw of the criminal business organized

state - as well. and porton context - there from our state department correspondent. we can stick now with this idea of building up international support for israel and for that my colleague spoke with the national securityecretary blank and stand by his side during that address. the secretary of state has been reaching out to several world leaders about the situation of speaking with egypt, leaders from turkiye and qatar among many others. what are you hearing about the efforts to reach out to regional partners there? , ., , reach out to regional partners there? , . , ., ., there? they are trying to round u . there? they are trying to round no snoport _ there? they are trying to round no snoport for _ there? they are trying to round up support for israel— there? they are trying to round up support for israel or - there? they are trying to round up support for israel or at - up support for israel or at least try to understand what is going on inside israel's neighbours and in the neighbourhood. they had been, the biden administration had been involved in trying to forge a major landmark deal between saudi arabia and israel in which saudis, the saudis would have recognised israel and they had hoped to ach