on june 6th, 1982 tel aviv launched operation piece for galilee. the objective was spelled out loud and clear to seize control of southern lebanon, and thus put an end to the gorilla operations launched by arafat fed again with him here full fight and destroy those organizations that have been killing and murdering all people for years and years it is our goal here. arial sharon, recently appointed minister of defense, was leading the offensive to his fellow countrymen. he was a hero who had been at the forefront of every military victory. israel had once since its inception. in 1948. i'm going to finish it or move immediately back. we don't have info, i mean, but for travel to stay here. although country they don't need even one score aims of this country. within a week, sharon had far exceeded the initial objectives. as his army made rapid advances to ron, looked on, stupefied with israeli troops advancing towards the lebanese capital. the balance of power in the middle east was radically shifting for hominy. it was unthinkable. but how should he

i'll give you the last word in tel aviv. where do you see this case a going now? and is there any way from your experience setting in these really military? is there any way think they can be accountability here a point in time, but it is not allowing any time not to only overcome today about this this case, but anybody got to be or criticism against the way we will find it for decades. we're not. we're seeing it wrong in this case, but in every time we see here we go says, well, unfortunately the, i'll just finish the one. we're really important the mechanism our government is using with them in order to block all 3 pieces of consulting. we all people strive for human rights because the route is definitely not designed. thank you so very much for a great conversation. thank you for being with us. or a give 80000 zohar and ahmed, apple's night. thank you for being on inside story and thank you for watching. you can always see the program again any time by visiting our website at al jazeera dot com for further discussion. go our facebook page at facebook dot com fo

if i can start with you in tel aviv.your experience serving in the israeli military, can you tell us whether the type of bullet used in shireen's killing, the 5.56 caliber, is one commonly used by the israeli military, and for what purpose? >> first of all, thank you for inviting me. hello to everyone who participates with me. i commend "al jazeera" for continuing to dive deep into this investigation. it is important for human rights. definitely this bullet is common, the 5.56. there is a difference with the green tip. that was shown in the investigation "al jazeera" conducted. i am not an expert on the different types. i can tell you 5.56 is extremely commonly used. anchor: the israelis know what unit was deployed to the refugee camp the day shireen was killed, on may 11. would they have investigated and questioned members of this unit? what is the process the military goes through when an incident such as this happens, when a civilian is killed? >> it is important to acknowledge that, while the military itself has its

if i can start with you in tel aviv, from your experience serving in these really military, can you tell us 1st whether the type of bullet that was used in sharina killing the 5.6, the 5.56 caliber is one that is commonly used by the israeli military. and for what purpose? now, so 1st of all, thank you for inviting me in the logo. want to participate with me here to whether a commendable 0 or continuing to investigation. still important for anyone. there is a lot of human rights of rights for a question. look definitely. this is the most common a i think the 5.5, there is definitely a difference with the green, but it's showing that it was a 0 conducted em. but i'm not an expert with different specific type of what i can definitely a no, wholly the wrong one of those phones. and that's why i already the these release know which unit was deployed or to to the janine refugee camp on the day that sharon was killed on may 11th. they know this would, they have investigated and questioned members of this unit. what is the process that the military goals through when an incidence such as this o

ah, well as now bring in our guests in tel aviv already give our t advocacy director at breaking the silence an organization of israeli military veterans working to bring an end to the occupation in high 5 thousands our hair or human rights lawyer and a board member of these really human rights organization, but selim and in miami and i was night executive director at the u. s. campaign for palestinian whites. welcome to you all to inside story. thank you very much for being with us already give r t. if i can start with you in tel aviv, from your experience serving in these really military, can you tell us 1st whether the type of bullet that was used in sharina killing the 5.6, the 5.56 caliber is one that is commonly used by the israeli military. and for what purpose? now, so 1st of all, thank you for inviting me in the logo. want to participate with me here together and come in. those are 0 for continuing to diabetes investigation. still important for anyone. there is a lot of human rights for a question. look definitely. this is the most common a i think the 5.5 is definitely a di

by the other western israel, although western many factors enforced by a tel aviv itself. so we haven't even reached the point of feeling that it will eventually be held accountable. we can't even get them to investigate what is will, is actually doing to the palestinians. so do you expect the, any ramifications of the publication of the un report would be any sanctions imposed on israel, for instance? well, yes and no, you know, in terms of actual political steps taken by, by your western government, which kind of really more, less control. most of the keys regarding the situation and palestine. but on the other hand, is, is being increasingly recognized as a state that stands violating human wides, carrying out war crimes against the palestinians, even israel's own human life groups like be sailing, for example. needless to say, amnesty international human rights watch. and of course the, you and human rights commission and many other international bodies are increasingly coding is your l, what it should have always been called apartheid the dream. as a result, israel is

beyond russia, it united those who consider themselves russian and declare it with pride, such as in tel aviv, where people unfurled a huge tricolor in the distant indian city of pat. about 200 people came to the rally to say india is the brother of russia in the hands of people carrying photos of vladimir putin and the country's prime minister . happy russia day, someone placed a flag on the roof of the house and put on a t-shirt with the inscription i russian, and in the capital of cyprus, a column of cars drove along the central streets, honking horns, singing blue-red flags outside the country, and in russia itself, on that day, people of different nationalities agreed on one important thing: friendship and understanding. these are very large russians. and this is very close national and how can we be aloof if we are part of this russia, tajiks , belarusians, ukrainians, lithuanians, all nationalities are represented here in the kaliningrad region, only in friendship. we will do a lot of things and only in respect for each other. we can achieve all the good things. in donetsk, it is repor

her son adam, have just 2 hours to get to the hospital near tel aviv and north ohio. may i remember it wouldn't work without him as, as a little lost a lot. there's no other way for us to get to the hospital with robin, and this is a much safer way to get there. a man, i know hoarsely, i mean, they have to go there every other week. as a baby adam had a brain tumor. there is no proper treatment for him in the west bank. that's why he and his mother have a special permit to enter israel. but they are not allowed to bring their own car with them. and there's no public transportation. so how often do we can't afford to take a taxi from the check point to the hospital? the stem ariadne la, especially since my son has already been in treatment for 5 years and added well it comes with me. sheila is driving them for free, just like the more than 2000 other volunteers who work for the organization road to recovery. jo sheila gets to rights twice a week. tea and dates included for full marcia festival. for fathers, i can help from a piece by doing this. the palestinian childre

in tel aviv, and author and writer. in cambridge, a professor of journalism. you for joining us. is the status quo being eroded and what does that mean? >> it is eroded viciously. according to the existing agreements, the israeli army has no rights. they have taken away that responsibility. more than that, they have allowed what is not allowed, which is certain jewish people to enter, prayers in the mosque which is a serious violation. they have israeli flags. they did that for several minutes. we had 200 people injured severely. one of them died. this is a serious erosion of the existing agreement and it is an attack, but most important, it's an attack on the rights of palestinian people. anchor: i like to crossover. he says the status quo remains, israel is committed. this is a divided knesset. how much support is there for keeping the status quo, changing it, is it a matter of adequate security to ensure the agreement is upheld, or is there a willful movement to change the status quo? >> there is one place in jerusalem which is more fragile and unstable tha

russia day cheers did not stand aside and russian-speaking residents of other countries in israel in tel avivhuge tricolor flag. we are united by common traditions of value. culture, great, russian language in the indian city of stalemate, 200 people came out on the street to also celebrate the day of russia in germany, social networks were filled with photos of congratulations, someone placed a white and blue red flag on the roof of the house, and a column drove through the central streets of the capital of cyprus cars with tricolors. outside the country yes, and in russia itself on this day, people of different nationalities were united by one friendship and understanding, russia is multinational. and how can we be aloof if we are part of this russia, we are tajiks, part of this russia, tajiks, belarusians, ukrainians, lithuanians, only in friendship. we will do a lot of things and only in respect for each other. we can achieve. best wishes. i'm from germany. it's very big. i'm russian. and it's very close. and, of course, all over the country. in honor of the holiday, the russian anthem wa

round up of the of other stories making news around the world. hundreds of people have protested in tel aviv against israel's occupation of the west bank. protesters carried banners and signs mark and 55 years since israel took control of the territory after the 6 day war. in 1967, some demonstrators waved palestinian flags. u. s. health officials have recommended coven 19 vaccines made by, by on tech pfizer and madonna for children as young as 6 months. this was the last group without access to the shots. the government is gearing up ford the roll out early next week with millions of doses ordered for distribution. colombians are preparing to elect a new president polarizing choices between leftist former gorilla fighter style pencil and business magnet for it. and under whose being compared to don donald trump, both men are neck and neck, and the poles, firefighters and spain are struggling to control. while fires in several parts of the country, fires have burned tens of thousands of actors of land. an intense heat wave has been affecting western europe in recent days, with temperatures b

last winter had a third of israelis sick professor infectious disease specialist of the largest tel avivl center hospitals are already a routine that does not require recall doctors from holidays or a grueling work schedule here know how to treat seriously ill patients and refers to the seventh wave of the epidemic, rather, as an epidemic of seasonal influenza. caution does not hurt, but there is no reason to panic. several million israelis have been ill in the winter about a micron. and now people who have been ill are better protected. of course, they can get sick again, but not so hard. secondly, 90% of the country's adult population has been vaccinated three times. and it also helps protect people. yes, and the virus has not become stronger open schools and universities people go to work meet family and friends cafes and shopping centers filled with citizens, medical masks are worn, so far only by those who fear for their health due to the age of chronic diseases or weakened immunity. and this is called life with the coronavirus, which, as experts expected, did not disappear noticeab

here's a look at pride parades in brazil, roman tel aviv.you can see in this video, thousands of people attended each of the parades showing that love will keep us together. >> if you've been to the castor district, you may have noticed the muni stop dedicated to harvey milk, but you may not know that there's an effort underway to re. imagine the stop notice. harvey milk plaza to be a center of the city's vibrant lgbtq community. for many, and trans people. the castro has long represented what only seemed like a dream in some parts of the country. i grew up in texas. i remember when i first heard about the castro. >> and it seemed unreal that there was a place that i could live as a person and and be myself and walk down the street, holding hands with the person that i love. the year was 1977. harvey milk was just elected city supervisor. after years of advocating for his community, particularly in the castro, which was fast attracting lgbt people from across the country, becoming the first openly man to be elected to public office in califo

statement of the ambassador of ukraine to israel, yevhen nakorniychuk , and the diplomat called on tel aviv to back up its words of support for ukraine with concrete actions, ihor chevron spoke with the ambassador of ukraine let's see , mr. yevgeny. congratulations and thank you for participating in this interview and agreeing to it. you recently stated that the israeli government prefers to stay in the comfort zone and refrains from providing ukraine with minimal defense aid, can you explain what this comfort zone is for the israeli government, first of all, unfortunately, over the last 100 days of the war, the news about the war in ukraine slowly began to disappear from the israeli press , they reduced the international, of course, in my office constantly i work with cnn. i draw attention to the fact that at the beginning of the war all were shared by international means, now probably 23 pertains to the local press, now it probably went completely there, i don't know in 5%. that is, the war supposedly does not exist they sell very little and the government is satisfied with this. since th

and i myself witnessed the last one last summer, during the last conflict, the first shelling of tel avivs just driving in the city, and i saw more than 100 missiles, and i saw interceptions directly overhead, and eh and-y out of these boleh starobets , only three fell that's right, either because of the mass or because of the short desna idem, there is a system created in order to react very quickly to the rockets that are launched from a very short distance, that is, it is effective even against all rockets that are launched the state is up to 4 km but viktor rabot what do you think is the probability that israel can share a similar system in general? eh, as far as i know, eh was the sale of azerbaijan was because of the usa, you had batteries, there were negotiations with other countries, but the body is that the army of the defense of israel is currently armed with 10 batteries of the iron dome, each such battery covers a radius of 120 m² of the territory of israel, 8000 m² per 8000 square km, that is, even for small israel, this is insignificantly small, what is actually happening, t

no, los angeles is similar to tel aviv and that to everything, but there is a special spirit in it.ell, i 'm talking. i wear white hotel slippers and walk in them. so, eh, eh, you understand that you are in the center of the world, yes. and this morning, there is a special sky, such a blue coffee. well, i don't know. i love you there Нравится мне сейчас время выдумуается i know that you were offered to move to russia, you said that you were even offered money, that i forgot about the money, that i would have agreed a few months before the war, you said that it was not like that these were persistent calls that somewhere at the end of the summer, in august, the bells started ringing, that's all the main ones, they missed me from the first channel. yes , that's in a nutshell. well, it's very much, but hello, this is the first channel, and andrei. hello , my god, where did you go? you are forbidden there on our channel, they offered these stupid programs. we want some kind of detector of something. we don’t participate in such programs. we pay, and they called it crazy money. i swear,

congratulate you are your eyes, well , how can i say that i was at the rallies of the support of ukraine in tel aviv bill, what should will happen well, for example, anu already happens, eh, the israeli went to moscow, had a very difficult conversation with the minister of foreign affairs of russia just the other day, and the russians wrote about it because russia is very dissatisfied with israel's position on ukrainian of the conflict, eh, the war in ukraine, and israel condemned, eh , russia's invasion of ukraine, israel called things by their names, they called war crimes war crimes, and of course, russia warms me, i am happy, i voted in om, of course, support of ukraine, eh, and russia is not satisfied with this expresses his dissatisfaction, that is, here, um, there may be such a conflict that will unleash somewhere in the game, that is, it remains to wait for this point of inflection when it will really untie the hands, uh , viktor, i thank you aa for these comments thank you very much, victor, vrtsnerov , the officers of the israeli army were in touch with us, but we will be back in a moment.

kolomoisky flies to jerusalem in tel aviv , then some interceptors can force him to sit down somewhere such rumors. well, i don't know how true it is, so i have a question . we have an undeclared war. russia does not declare it. can ukraine do it? what consequences can it entail ? and why hasn't a war been declared in our country? energy workers. we didn't start the war, so what are we going to do ? to declare a war when we did not start it, first of all, secondly, it is obvious that crazy putin and a large number of russian crazy people will immediately say the great patriotic war and there will be forced conscription and thousands of people, millions will go to the ukrainian borders, i do not welcome, despite the fact that ukrainians are very nice it seems, i asked the experts. maybe even in your country, somewhere they said that if a million people physically go to the front, then it is very difficult to kill this million, yes. and now and then there are 100,000, 200, 150, maybe 200. i don’t know. to what extent? yes, and ukraine is constantly on the brink. well, we are resisting an

korniychuk reported this in an interview with the portal details , he noted that although the official tel-avivlatives who have the right to visit israeli citizens, while invitations of ukrainians for treatment are no longer considered, although citizens of the aggressor country are allowed in without hindrance, and this is at a time when some countries, for example, canada or ireland, on the contrary, unilaterally refused visas for ukrainians, because understanding nowadays our citizens need a lot of support and help right now. many of our compatriots are going to ireland. how do refugees from the war live in this country ? why did you choose this country, oh, it’s a very long story, it wasn’t supposed to be my final destination at all, but since i was leaving literally a-ah mm a week after the war started and i was leaving with my mother and my brother and we were planning to go to poland to warsaw, but it didn’t turn out like it was thought , and when we arrived in poland, unfortunately, we couldn’t find housing and we urgently needed to make a decision on what to do next, whether to return

as we can to fly every second and and and and they are used to it and they understand but look at tel avivk everything is moving here you have a startup here you have it here you have it here it's definitely not the russian federation and we they were just talking about the poles, i want to always thank them because what they are doing is incredible for us. we are very grateful to our friends, and from poland, russia supports us like no other. well, mr. mykola and i can't help but take it in turns to drink to the russian military fleet to the bottom and this evening and thank you for being with us, we will meet already in this company next week on saturday, but for another week from monday to friday we will be with you

on fire and blocked highways demanding a rollback of the military reforms. protestors gathered in tel aviv on saturday to voice their opinion, to opposition that to israel's occupation of the west bank. ah, we carry banners and signs mocking 55 years since israel to control of the territory is all began its occupation of the west bank in 1967 during what became known as the 6 day war against a coalition of arab states. a memorial service has been held for al jazeera journalist, sharina barclay. she was shot in the head by his really forces one on assignment in jeanine. last month, family and friends gathered at a church and occupied east. jerusalem. members of the international community have condemned her. kenny and continue to call for an independent investigation. a barclay was without a zeal for 25 years covering the story of the israeli occupation. she was known as the voice of palestine. bandits smith attended the service in occupied easterwood slim. oh, this is a memorial mass in sharina. i came home town of katelina marking 40 days since she was killed by israeli forces when coveri

like with us, every second can fly by only and they are used to it and they understand, but look at tel aviv, it's simple well, like new york, the essence of everything is moving here you have a startup here you have it here you have it here not yet russian federation and we just talked about the poles, i want to always thank them because what they do is incredible for us, we thank our friends very much, and from poland they are very supportive. well, we from mr. mykola, we cannot then do not pour in turn do not drink for the russian navy to the bottom and this evening and thank you for being with us, we will meet already in this company next week on saturday, but for another week from monday to friday we will be with you and now iryna koval will tell us about the updated edition from the front and not only iryna. thank you for your word, anzhelika . please, in a moment, i will tell you about all the news and what is happening in ukraine and the world at the moment. 5:00 p.m. in ukraine news time on espresso tv channel welcome to the studio iryna koval and another loss the commander of the c

minister has proposed the formation of the us led coalition to count the iran, which will include tel aviv on a number of arab countries. it comes with washington is still not committed to a new nuclear agreement with iran. and the deal was canceled by the previous us administration, which left many countries in europe, frustrated off the contributor, rachel moss and explains us president joe biden has a year and a half revive the iran nuclear deal struck in 2015 with the european union. us, china, germany, france, russia, and the united kingdom. under the agreement, a foreign policy cornerstone of brock obama presidency will bind with vice president. iran would curtail its uranium enrichment program and exchange for sanctions really and normalization of relations. former us president donald trump talk the deal like it was an i love to way out of a prem by the non cleanup duty while washington continues to dinner. and iran continues to pursue with nuclear agenda in the absence of the deals viable european company era to enter the iranian market are growing pretty frustrated to make matters

doses of been ordered for distribution to be available from next week. protesters have gathered in tel aviv and saturday to voice their opposition to israel's occupation of the west bank. ah, we carry banners and signs marking 55 years since israel to control of the territory is what began the occupation of the west bank in 1967 and the results of that years mideast war. a memorial service has been held for al jazeera journalist sharing abo o'clock. she was shot in the head by his really forces while on assignment. and janine last month, family and friends gathered at a church and occupied east jerusalem. members of the international community have condemned her killing, and they continue to call for an independent investigation. a burglar was with al jazeera for 25 years, covering the story of the israeli occupation. she was known as the voice of pastime, learned smith attended the service in occupied east jerusalem. oh, this is a memorial massey. she read a book. i came home town late, alina, marking 40 days since she was kill by israeli forces. when covering a story in janine and the occ

these really defense minister has proposed the formation of the us led coalition, including tel aviv on some arab countries, to counter iran. this comes as washington hasn't yet committed to a new nuclear agreements with her on which had been cancelled by the previous administration, leaving many countries in europe frustrated to contribute to rachel mazda and explains us president joe biden has a year and a half revive the iran nuclear deal struck in 2015 with the european union, us china, germany, france, russia, and the united kingdom. under the agreement, a foreign policy or stone of brock obama presidency would bind with vice president . iran would curtail its uranium enrichment program and exchange for sanctions really and normalization of relations. former us president donald trump talk the deal like it was and i love the way i'm a prem, leaving by the non cleanup duty while washington continues to dinner. and iran continues to proceed with nuclear agenda in the absence of the deals, bible, european company era to enter the iranian market are growing pretty frustrated to make

kind of death and destruction ukraine has suffered people are going about life in jerusalem and tel avivjust as if nothing's happening in missiles are coming in and they just don't even worry about it. anymore, and that's what we're trying to help the brave ukrainian people build that will take time and money along with international tech support speed and experience matters. we're able to bring some of the most sophisticated tech minds of ukraine ukraine to this problem, david louis. abc 7 news coming up as we get ready to celebrate juneteenth. we're hearing from the 95 year old woman credited with making the federal holiday possible what she says about her work and why she doesn't think it's finished yet. stay with us. no matter who you are, being yourself can be tough when you have severe asthma. triggers can pop up out of nowhere, causing inflammation that can lead to asthma attacks. but no matter what type of severe asthma you have, tezspire™ can help. tezspire™ is an add-on treatment for people 12 and over... that proactively reduces inflammation... ...which means you could have fe

melissa. germany's economy minister robert topic has kicked off a 4 day tour of the middle east in tel aviv. mr. albert has held talks about renewable energy sources as well as the recent uptake in violence in the region. he also discussed possibly exporting gas from israel to europe. as germany tries to win itself off russian energy. germany's robert ha back says the talks have been constructive. both very intense and good discussion. we had a lot of issues. but mandy discussed the process of normalization with the erotic neighboring countries who are now getting to boot up a renewable infrastructure, for example, in job job and use that for dissemination of water. bring that water to israel and john and explain to me how far away the plans for these projects on some space for european and german companies to step in. that was the germany's economy minister. robber topic did have a political correspond julia. so deli is traveling with him. oh yes, it's his 1st stop and it also tackled one of the issues that are the main topics of this entire trip. he's going to go to the palestinian territ

diverse regions but i can tell you if you look at issues like when remove the american embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem you probably had as high or higher support in the panhandle of florida then you did in the more jewish heavy areas of south florida. this is something everybody across our state is very supportive of. and i think that is important because unfortunately i mean we have seen in this area or jews have been targeted. it is wrong we've got to stand against it. it makes people feel this is a great environment but i don't think that is the main reason why you are seeing so much interest in investing in florida, living in florida and vacation in florida. clearly one of the big reasons as roger said but we marked out territory as being the free state of florida. that was very difficult to do in terms of a lot of the stuff that was flying around from data and science perspective. honestly some of the decisions like schools and businesses weren't really that difficult to make. quite frankly i was the one that was following the traditional science. the lock downers those are radical d

region but i can tell you if you look at it she was like when we move the american embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem you probably had as high or higher support in the panhandle of florida than in the more jewish heavy areas, so this isis something that everybody across the state is very supportive of. but i think that's important because unfortunately, we've seen in this area where they'veb been targeted. it's wrong and we've got to stand against it so this makes people feel like it's a great environment but i don't think that's the main reason why you are seeing so much interest living in florida and vacationed in florida. clearly one of the reasons, as roger said, the territory as being the free state of florida and if it is difficult to do in terms of a lot of the stuff that was flying around from the data and the science perspective. and quite frankly, i was the one that was following the traditional science. the lock down, those were radical departures from what had been accepted in terms of how you deal with respiratory pandemics. those were something that had a huge benefits for

but i can tell you, if you look at issues mike would move the american embassy from tel aviv to jerusalemnd he probably had as high if not higher support in the panhandle of florida than you did in the more of south florida. this is something that everybody across our state is very supportive of it. i think that is important because unfortunately, i mean we have seen in this area jews have been targeted, wrong. we got to stand against it really makes it feel like it's a 'tgreat environment. but that's not the read main reason you're seeing so much interest in investing in florida living in vacation in florida but clearly one of the big reasons, as roger said we mark out territory as being the free state of florida. that was very difficult to do in terms of stuff that was flying around from a data and science perspective. honestly some of the decision for schools and businesses were not that difficult to make it. quite frankly i was the one following the traditional science. the lock down your super radical departures from what had been accepted in terms of how you do with respiratory viru

and putin was met in tel aviv. one could, of course, explain such a reaction by the fact that, as you know, a quarter of our people there. but here, for example, is what the veteran says in an interview with cnn on his experience of communicating with russian instructors and about his attitude towards present-day ukraine. obama ben is an associate of nelson mondela and a member of the african national congress ruling in south africa for the first time we met white people who treated us like equals russia our friend our friend's enemy our enemy we are by definition on the side of russia and for us ukraine as you say sale it is sold by the west. well, they are paying for weapons against russia over the past 4 months, more than 50 billion dollars have already been allocated in the form of missiles, guns, drone launchers and other things. ukrainians themselves are not allowed to dispose of this wealth the new york times reports that under the control of the cia in ukraine there are structures similar to those that the

a new study from researchers in israel including researchers at tel aviv university found the vaccinerily impairs semen count among donors. it seems like a very negative effect on male fertility. l experience and has almost alone been covering this for more than a year. he's the offer of "candidemia" and he is on substack. thanks a lot for coming on. for those of us who are not rooted in science, what does this mean. >> it means that men who were donating sperm, healthy young men, the average is only about 26, they are donating sperm and you can measure the number of sperm in the semen actually had lower sperm accounts after their second dose of the pfizer vaccine on average. and what is striking and disturbing about this is we know that the vaccine can cause fevers and temporary fevers in people, we know it can have some short-term effects, but the lower sperm counts were not seen immediately after the second dose. the researchers actually looked in the short term, only about 15 days after the second dose was given and they didn't see a decrease. it was a later time frame that they s

people every day, a president abandoning our friends, embolden ing our enemies it is dangerous in tel avivisrael but in the united states as well. maria: secretary, real quick as well, i saw your speech at the faith and freedom coalition's road to majority conference in nashville. it was a great speech. congrats. i think that you were complimentary to president trump but you also talked talked about what your leadership did in the administration t has sparked a lot of people to talk about you in 2024. are you planning to run for president in 24? >> thanks for compliment. it was a great group. we need to build an american a majority, an american coalition, i talked to folks assembled there about. it was wonderful evening. gave me this ronald reagan award. how cool for someone a young lieutenant when he was my commander-in-chief. i'm working on 2022 across the country helping folks get elected. susan and i will work, pray and we'll decide how we best work for america as we move forward from there. maria: great to see you. congratulations about that. >> thank you, maria. happy father's day. m

will be forced to either limit or completely stop production to help the europeans decided israel tel aviv the export agreement natural gas to the eu, the fuel will be transported through egypt earlier in turkey said that gas from the eastern mediterranean could become an alternative to russian gas for the eu. we want to get rid of dependence on fossil energy sources from russia and diversify yi with reliable sources. egypt is a reliable partner. today we have taken a very important step. we signed a memorandum on the supply of natural gas from israel to egypt, where it will be liquefied and subsequently transported to the european union. this is serious a step forward, both in terms of energy supplies to europe and egypt, but the path of turning the country into a regional energy hub, and as far as oil prices are concerned, the brand is now quoting at $ 120 per barrel to support the high bar news from china increase demand, as well as the latest report from the international energy agency. and now the demand for oil is already declining markedly, it is limited, high prices and a weak econ

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that what is happening now is some kind of catastrophe professor infectious disease specialist tel aviv'sleshim today, reopening the hospital’s covid department, which was closed in the spring, this is already a routine that does not require a recall. doctors from vacations or a grueling work schedule here know how to treat seriously ill patients and treat the seventh wave of the epidemic, rather, like an epidemic of seasonal flu. caution does not hurt, but there is no reason to panic major difference. several million israelis have been ill in the winter, and microns. and now recovered people are better protected. they certainly can get sick again. but it's not so hard anymore. secondly, 90% of the country's adult population has been vaccinated three times. and it also helps protect people. yes, and the virus has not become stronger openly at schools and universities, people go to work, meet with family and friends, cafes and shopping centers are filled with city residents, medical masks are worn, while only those who fear for their health due to the age of chronic diseases or weakened im

all right. joining us now from tel aviv is already given t. he's the advocacy director at breaking the silence. that's a group of former soldiers, if served in the israeli military that want to speak out about the reality of what they see is the these re actions in the occupied territories. thank you for joining us. just explain to view, so they have an idea of who you are, what your background is. now understand of course, you will not directly involved in the events of that day. and, you know, obviously the killing of shooting barclays. but i want to ask you, in general, through your experience, you've been a sold, you've been a military man. is this type of bullet 5.56? is that something commonly used by israeli forces? know something 1st of all then thank you for having me and i really amanda and everyone else who continue to dive deep into this incident. it is so important for anyone who wants to keep human rights and protect the rights im yeah. for a west to look yes, this bullet very, very bone good inside the bullet that most soldiers