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at the time i was living in jerusalem and traveling on buses to tel aviv.oping to find a place that was easier logistically, and of course there was the developing relationship with my co-director at the club, and i thought i would give it a try, and he took me to meet dr. sami mussalam, who was the head of yasir arafat's office in jericho. when arafat had come back with his men in 1994, he had set up presidential offices in each of the main cities, which was jericho, gaza, i think ramallah as well. hello, dr. sami. can i hug you? - yeah. so dr. sami was the, the big boss. he was the head of the whole thing in jericho, but he was the boss of everything, of the whole city. dr. sami always called me the boss, but he's the boss. from day one, there was so much work to be done because they had so much to learn about basic horse care, training methods, horse welfare, stable management, but they were, they wanted to learn so much, and i just felt that i got there, and just take everything i know. it's yours. (upbeat music) fine, thank you. can i help you with? -

okay, and jonathan and tel aviv. so as we've been saying, israel, of course is holding upcoming elections on and november 1st. and the prime minister has a made comment saying that it's not every day an enemy country recognizes the state of israel in a written agreement. is this really how it is really officials are seeing there's jonathan or are they just making these comments ahead of the upcoming elections? and this has been turned into a political issue in television. i think 1st of all, we have to recognize that this is a little bit more than a technical agreement without b r de facto recognition of the state of israel, or a stat towards peace. and the reason we can say more than that technical agreement is because lebanon asked for the line, the borderline maritime borders. to be reflecting the status quo i. e, it's a purely technical, temporary issue. in fact, what they in the end degree tooth was to recognize it as the international maritime . ready order not only that but was a letter in the most. ready impo

de jure and established diplomatic relations with it, and in august the soviet mission arrived in tel aviv. moscow advocated the admission of the new state to the un and provided it with military assistance during the war of independence, they were tired of that, they had their own reasons, he wanted to undermine the influence of great britain in the middle east and expected that israel would follow the path of socialism when this relations did not happen, the ussr made a bet on the arab world and after the war of the sixty- seventh year broke off relations with israel in the late eighties , negotiations began between moscow and tel aviv, and the restoration of diplomatic relations, which ended with the visit of the first israeli delegation to moscow in 1988. that was the day in history. during a special military operation, our unit managed to capture unmanned aerial vehicles at a ukrainian military base for spraying liquid over the ground. war, the ukrainians prompted the americans the main task of the american colleagues is to study pathogens in these places using the forces of local spe

supply little kiev needs to intensify protests for the rhetoric and actions of the white house said tel avivack in the spring. he banned the supply of israeli-made weapons to kiev. questions about the interaction between the two states were also raised at the traditional briefing by the official representative of the us state department, alexei kvashenkin. more, probably not enough. who can revive such an essentially routine event as the daily report of the us state department. occupation is a deportation factor, which is what russia is accused of last week by the united states and israel, which voted to blame russia for all of this. i'm interested. what is the difference? we categorically reject. a reckless comparison of the actions of moscow to jerusalem, russia has unleashed and is leading. a brutal war of aggression against another sovereign state, when we talk about a conflict between israelis and palestinians, the administration believes in a two-state solution is frankly tricky question from a reporter who has himself worked in hot spots based on a report by the un independent commiss

cautiously, defense secretary benny gans stressed that tel aviv does not supply him with any weapons, house spokesman john kirby stressed that he respects this decision of israel to some extent, israel is a client of the united states, but in this case it would be appropriate to use the expression the tail wags dog. israel in the situation with ukraine wags the united states in many ways after all, israel does only what it wants, and the united states supports it in everything, and now the journalist actually catches the official representative of the state department, on double standards, in particular, on the fact that israel occupied the territory of east jerusalem back in 1967 during the six-day war, the territory of east jerusalem was not recognized by the majority strangely, israel disputes the accusation from this report. he also disputes the allegations from human rights groups that you repeatedly cite regarding ukraine, iran and other countries. what is the difference, in your opinion ukraine is sovereign state of the message, no to japan. you point out what the critics say.

and also in tel aviv guy shall have the executive director of physicians for human rights, his role good to have your witness. so am getting, let me, let me, let me start with you. what do you put this down to this? this rise in violence in the occupied territories in 2022 1st the for the context is that there's nothing cheaper and isn't then, but it's in in lives. we c o we see throughout the years we see even in this weekend when one woman soldier was killed than it is morning heard this for 24 hours. now, while the former students were killed by israeli soldiers are hardly mentioned in the media to this, you have to and then political aspect we are having now or so hold lift center government, not the right being government. and they're always the worse because there or is, if to prove that they are not. so if there was a bonus, the dns in the army who fears that there is no one to stop, it becomes even more heavy trigger than before. and you see those killing snow almost 100 victims from the beginning of 20. 2020 do it. i can insure you out of those. what are the victims, or was one

let's bring in our guests now in tel aviv gideon levy columnist at hearts in haifa . sounds that had a palestinian human rights lawyer. and also in tel aviv guy shall have executive director of physicians for human rights, his rob, good to have you with us. so getting, let me, let me, let me start with you. what do you put this down to this, this rise in violence in the occupied territories in 2022. first of all, the conflicts is that there's nothing cheaper and isn't then. but as in, in lives we c o, we see throughout the years we see even in this weekend when one woman soldier was killed than it is morning heard this for 24 hours. now, while the former students were killed by israeli soldiers are hardly mentioned in the media to this, you have to in order to chris pick, we are having now are so called lift central government, not the right being government. and they're always the worse because they're or as if to prove that they are not. so if there was a punish the dns in the army who fears that there is no one to stop, it becomes even more heavy trigger than befor

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paris london and tel aviv, not allowing them to defeat the young egyptian state militarily the un generalbly accepted the consent of egypt the decision to deploy peacekeeping forces in the conflict zone on november 6, 1956, britain, france and israel, forced to conclude a truce with egypt, the conflict was a bug, and by december 1956. great britain and france withdrew their troops from egyptian territories in march 1957, under pressure from the united states, parts of the israeli army were also withdrawn. this is just one of the episodes of a very complex middle east conflict associated with the need to build a formula for coexistence. e between an independent jewish state and an arab state, which must coexist in peace within internationally recognized boundaries. on the one hand, this situation just showed that both the united states and the soviet union are really strange, which are capable of, and to balance this pre- polar system, that is, where there are two poles, one pole the united states the other pole the soviet union, this has become an important indicator, which showed that th

he the seventh racket of the world won the final match of the tournament in tel aviv with a prize fund of almost a million dollars croatian marina chili chan 6 3 6 4 i note today the rating was published, in which leja vaska is at 70th position, completing the basketball success the day before belarus women's team. xi became the bronze medalist of the asb league 3x3 superfinal, which was held in moscow, our girls beat the team tit 19-17 in a difficult confrontation. let me remind you. more than 100 teams from six countries finished the competition in fifth position. someone two and i've been riding the tram all my life. this is a separate story, a separate road, a separate layer of a life path. my name is svetlana fedorenko. i work as a tram driver in this profession. i gave 34 years. tram drivers early bird we get up at 3 hours at 4 o'clock in the morning, depending on the schedule of work from the departure, depending on, some get up at two. we have a rolling schedule, but not a normal working day. we work from 4 am to 1 am. when i come to the park there are a number of certain actio

australia's, though, has remained in tel aviv. the decision was criticized as hasty. >> needed the australians nor anyone else will decide with the capital of australia -- with the capital of israel is. jerusalem has always been israel's capital and will continue to be so. >> palesnians, meanwhile, have praised the announcement. >> this new decision is perfectly in line with the united nations decision that supports international efforts to revive the peace process. >> in the 1967 six-day war israel captured east jerusalem, home to the holy site of three fates, and declared the entire city it's internal and indefensible capital, but palestinians claim it as the capital of a future state. mark: it is, of course, a very sensitive issue. we bring in a journalist with an israeli newspaper. give us a sense of how this news is going down in israel. >> obviously, its not a very popular decision. israel considers jerusalem dire capital, and as your report reflected, this goes back to 2018 when president trump moved the u.s. embassy to jer

at the age of 18, he moved to tel aviv, where he was drafted into military service for 30 long months. it was a formative and borderline traumatic time for him. i certainly tried to forget my military service. it was a very unpleasant experience just just as an individual and, and, you know, growing up in a country that in attempting really badly, but attempting to be a democracy. and then you go into the army, which is a must and they're very different rules that they, it's like a universe inside a universe. and that was really difficult mentally for me to, to accept even before finishing his military service changed, i had already become a member of the renowned and shave our dance company. is teaching it was oh, had naveen a legend of contemporary dance and a fellow with railey. the association had a big impact on shasta. it's very strong, you know, in my identity or in my. i mean it's my history and you know, our history shapes us. you know, and, and my growing up in israel and the college traumas this sort of like overly politically obsessed environment that israelis is certainly

british team to play in the competition since 2007, they opened with an away defeat against hapoel tel aviv british basketball deserves to be represented in europe and that's all the sport for now. hello again. yesterday once the early morning mist and fog patch is cleared out of the way, most parts of the uk had plenty of sunshine but there was a big contrast in temperatures from north to south. across england and wales, very mild weather and parts of temperatures as high as 20 degrees but even though we had sunshine across the north of the uk in scotland, here, it was much cooler with temperatures in shetland just reaching 10 degrees and the reason, we had cooler air mass of the need of high pressure and i'll be sleeping eastwards to the next few days in this area of low pressure tour southwest really is going to dominate it will be very slow moving and to even more in suitable weather conditions, really, the transition is taking place right now and dressing up of rain arrived with strengthening winds and look at this, towards the start of wednesday morning at the end of the night, temper

. >> our response will be in the heart of tel aviv to avenge the killing of the five great men.ll be there for them. >> building support amongst palestinians are armed attacks against is really forces is increasing. >> reviving the spirit of resistance in the palestinian streets again. we are following the will of the martyr who said [indiscernible] reporter: the lion's den became so popular, songs are being made to praise them. coming from many political five turns -- factions, they have agreed to fight together to fight israel's occupation. the group claimed responsibility for the killing of an israeli soldier. since then, israel has blockaded the city. he is one of those who survived the exchange of fire on tuesday. he is also a member of the lion's den. many say the blockade aims to turn people against the fighters. so far, they have been only gaining more support. al jazeera, the occupied west bank. >> u.s. national security advisor jake sullivan said his government continues to engage with the kremlin to bring home basketball or brittney griner, despite a russian court rej

research that's been done around the world now, the first research an israel at the university of tel aviv violence. there. they were able to show to the 3rd generation trauma being passed from the holocaust all the way through impacting people. we have the same thing here with follow that happen for people of color, particularly african-americans 4, 140 years of severe trauma. we still see that show up later. so we need to know there is something happening. physiologically and there's a way to mitigate that to help that calm down. but let's talk about the children. i'll circle back, ok, when children experience any kind of violence? remember for girls? the brain is managed to 24 for boys. 26, we're talking about middle school children, high school children. their brains are long way from being sentenced. so the aid they need help processing this. so the first thing is to sit down and just be with them emotionally. what are you feeling? their 4 quadrants physically? they could have a stomach ache headache. they can't sleep. what are you feeling emotionally and parents? you have to model th

at the age of 18, he moved to tel aviv, where he was drafted into military service for 30 long months. it was a formative and borderline traumatic time for him. i certainly tried to forget my military service. it was very unpleasant experience just just as an individual and, and you know, growing up in a country that is in attempting really badly, but attempting to be a democracy. and then you go into the army, which is a must. and then there are very different rules that they, it's like a universe inside a universe and that was really difficult mentally for me to, to accept even before finishing his military service, kinda had already become a member of the renowned back chiva dance company is teaching it was all had naveen and legend of contemporary dance and offend, which really the association had a big impact on shasta. it's very strong, you know, in my identity or in my, i mean it's my history and you know, our history shapes us, you know, and, and my growing up in israel and the college traumas this sort of like overly politically obsessed environment that israelis is certainly

neri zilber is a journalist based in tel aviv.im how israel stands to benefit from this deal. >> there are a few benefits. first and foremost, it is a diplomatic agreement. when the israeli prime minister says it is an historic deal, it is true. primarily, it provides israel a certain percentage of the potential future lebanese natural gas fields, around 17%, and also provides israel security for its own gas fields nearby. that went online a few days ago. despite hezbollah threats it would torpedo that drilling, the drilling has gone on uninterrupted. john: this is an historic deal. it is two states technically at war. could this be the beginning of something new? >> i believe it is a sign of prudence in a part of the world where those traits are often where. even israeli officials are sober about the broader implications of the agreement. it is a technical agreement. not likely israel and lebanon will use it as a springboard for future peace talks as hezbollah wields veto power over politics. john: this removes a point of tension

australia initially announced its recognition under former prime ministers got morrison and 2018. tel aviv will now be recognised as the capital where the australian embassy remains. bernard smith has this reaction from western rooster them. israel's foreign minister has voices, deep disappointment over the decision of prime minister. yeah. le pete, who's running for reelection in the beginning of november. he says he can only hope that's trillion. government matters, manages other matters more seriously and professionally relating to the manner in which this announcement by the australians were made. now the israelis of summoned australian ambassador, but he'll have to drive all the way from television to jerusalem. because while australia recognized west, russo as recognize jerusalem as a capital of israel, they never actually physically moved their embassy like almost every other country, their embassy building and administration is in tel aviv. it's only the u. s. embassy that's here in israel after donald trump recognize jerusalem in 2018, and also honduras, and guatemala. so practica

she joins us from a climate strike protest in tel aviv, tanya, what are the protesters? they're telling you. while i'm standing here at this try future protest in tell of ethan, you see around me, a lot of young people are gathering hits an annual when for young activists are coming together, you know, from animal rights activists to. 6 environmental activists to god and they told me before, you know enough is enough that needs to be done more to fight the climate crisis. and for more that i'm joined to actually buy miriam french. she's one of the co organizers hero campaign organizes all the events here. tell me what's your reaction to this new and report, or are you surprised at all? that's the word is so far from reaching the target. thank you. so it was devastating to read, but it was really not surprising again and again, year after year we're reading these reports and each time, you know, our heart breaks more and that's why i'm here today. and that's why we're going to be 15000 people today in this smart, telling the politicians that they need to act. now, this re

gowns watch this operation unfold overnight from the military and security services headquarters in tel aviv israel's, a prime minister said that no israeli troops were injured and that they are doing everything they say to secure the security of israelis and living in israel and in the settlements, it has to be said that it is believed that the reason these railey military and the security services are concerned about lyons den, particularly is because it's a new group that has emerged it's non factional. busy it's, it's believed to be secular and the belief is that these really military is trying, trying to sort of nip this group in the bud nobliss has been surrounded, as we know has been brocaded for the last couple of weeks. 170000 people living there as nita has been explaining to you, but these railey se. but in fact, we understand that the operation carried out overnight was carried out on the cover of darkness, but they were spotted by palestinian security forces. and by these millison, these fighters from lion's den, which resulted in this larger gum battle. now these rail group say

main thief, not early to israel, because they understand that if iran completes its nuclear bomb tel aviv who informed the leadership of israel that it was in no hurry to provide military aid to ukraine because it did not want to enter into a direct confrontation with russia in addition to several already open fronts, but now this position has obviously been reconsidered and after the previous refusal to provide ukraine with air defense recently israel shared intelligence about the shaket drones and also handed over artificial intelligence systems to intercept iranian drones changes will there be changes in the cooperation plan i don't think we will hear about it on open channels, but not on closed channels, most likely, israeli technologies are actually located on the territory of ukraine. these are different types of weapons that are produced in the united states together with the technological development of israel. has been carrying out pinpoint strikes on iran for a long time. on november 27, 2020, in the vicinity of tehran, the scientist fakhrizadeh, who was called the father of the

really settled, also is burning the all, all the destroying the annual hallways in the process. tel aviv however says it was the policy is initiated, the violence farmers say these attacks won't force them. 7 their land. this is matt, why did they burn my all of trees? why they are thieves. the still my all that they sprayed you center material, some of the 3. i'm not that i'll come here every day. i am still alive. my name is or a 5, and i will come here to my land. this attack happened on products in territory in the southern part of the region near the village of sun. as you can see, that is really settlers are located nearby despite the fact that all this time is officially the palestinian west bank. 22 percent of the person administration territory is currently settled by israelis. now this is created a recurring flash point for clashes to happen between the neighbors. as ownership disputes have continued for over half a century. now let's take a look at the state of humanitarian affairs in palestine. now, according to un dates at least 100 p 139 people in 5 have been killed this ye

the 35—year—old serb, who also won in tel aviv last week, needed just 75 minutes to claim the victoryhe team, that's your sports news for now. thanks to tulsen tollett and the team. ever since russia invaded ukraine, the cost of energy has been a concern for many across europe. in berlin, there had been calls for the annual festival of lights to be cancelled. it has gone ahead but organisers say energy consumption has been dramatically reduced. the bbc�*s tim allman explains. one of europe's great capitals. looking even more spectacular than normal. this festival only dates back to 2005, but it has become an annual fixture. all across the city, dozens of buildings lit up, a spectacle of colour and light. # oh, you look so beautiful tonight. but this year, things are a little different. # in the city of blinding lights. how much power does it take to illuminate floodlights, laser beams and thousands upon thousands of led bulbs? in an age of sky—high fuel costs, the organisers have cut their cloth accordingly. the number of venues where the lights are on display have been more than halv

it will be in the hands of tel aviv to revenge. the killing of the 5 great men of nobliss will be there for them. ascension, build support among spell opinions for arms attacks against israeli forces is increasing my comment. i hear him home at the start of those fighters revive the spirit of resistance in the palestinian streets again. we are following the will of the martyr. instead not to abandon the weapon, the lines then became so popular that songs are being made to praise them. members of the den come from different but it's a can fractions and have agreed to work together to fight israel's occupation in a shooting attack 2 weeks ago, the group claims responsibility for the killing of an israeli soldier. since then, israel has blockaded nap this. hamilton is one of those who survive the exchange of fire on tuesday. he is also a member of the lions den. many say israel's blockade on nablus aims to turn people against the fighters. so far, they've been only gaining more support. neither but a him, al jazeera, the occupied west

a new report suggested tel aviv is working on new a foreign investment restrictions that would prevent china from buying into israeli projects on lists fair. they could also affect the countries high tech sector. that takes place takes place amid growing u. s. pressure on china with beijing, the victim of a number of us restrictions, including measures to restrict access to advanced ship technology. now shine is one of israel's biggest trading partners in asia with trade booming in the last year. a senior lecturer bus university's department of politics believe israel is a pawn of us efforts to gain tech supremacy since last year. we are already seeing a new ways of technological, the coupling on the us side by the, by the next question, they're trying to pose sanctions and also to restrict china's development of technology. so the case now having israel, i don't think it's very surprising because the purpose send the pattern that the u . s. is now asking all eyes across the world to restrict and to sanction china to facilitate this kind of the coupling. the u. s. is, again, is trying

israel, australia and does as previous governments policy on israel saying his embassy will remain in tel aviv plus you keep talking about nancy pelosi if you want to run against nancy pelosi moved back to san francisco and run against nancy pelosi, you're running against me. weeks out from the u. s. midterm elections will be in one key stage where the battle lines are already being drawn. the us says it will hold russia accountable for war crimes. after it hit you cranes capital with drones. at least 4 people were killed and 16 injured and strikes during morning rush hour on monday. one struck a residential building in downtown cave. last attacks and people running for cover a week after rushes most widespread attacks against the country and mums. mom jam 2 reports from kate. ah. the strikes on ukraine's capital started early on the ground. people felt the explosions in the sky. they could see the attackers at one so called kamikaze drone approaches its target as keeps air defense systems attempt to shoot it down. rescue teams were quick to arrive in the ship can keep ski, district firefighte

ben accounts watched this operation in nablus overnight from the security military had quarters in tel aviv. are they say that sir? yale appealed, was on the radio early on this morning and he said there were working for several days. and what is a complex operation? he says the goal is to prevent terrorism inside israel and in the settlements. now israel also says the military says that they expect this lion's den group to take revenge for what happened last night in the coming day. so they remain on quite high security alert there. they blame the lines and group. we're a series of attacks in recent months and the belief is that they're trying to clamp down on this group before it gathers momentum before it gets bigger. it's a relatively new group viewed as being non sectarian viewed as being secular. and the really security service is the view here is one next stop this group before it expands. it's also very important to mention that we are only one week away from a general election here in israel. that fit in 4 years is really is vote on security matters. the timing of this event is cer

he beat marriage villagers straight sets in the final of the tel aviv open.ng 6—3, 6—4 to claim the title without dropping a single set throughout the tournament. novak djokovic had only played one grand slam title. first novak djokovic had only played one grand slam title.— one grand slam title. first of all, congratulations - one grand slam title. first of all, congratulations for - one grand slam title. first of all, congratulations for a - all, congratulations for a great week, tough luck today. marin cilic is a fantastic player and a very good friend, we have known each other for many years. hopefully we will still get to fight with these youngsters for a few more years and we get to play in the final spot many more events. find and we get to play in the final spot many more events. and on the lpga tour, _ spot many more events. and on the lpga tour, charley - spot many more events. and on the lpga tour, charley hull- the lpga tour, charley hull one of those two are in six years at the ascendant in texas in a gripping final round hole took the outright le

australia initially announced its recognition under former prime minister scott morrison in 2018. tel aviv will now be recognised as the capital where the australian embassy remains. we will not waver in our support of those his rather than the jewish community in his trailer. we are equally on waving our support of the palestinian people, including in the provision of him, a humanitarian support. i would say that mr. morrison's decision to play politics and it was no more than that because of course, we all know where the embassy remind resulted in australia shifting position. i know that this has caused conflict and distress and concern in parts of these training community. and today the government seeks to resolve that a suspected serial killer has appeared in court in south africa, the biggest city a was arrested last week when police discovered several decomposed bodies that a car repair workshop in downtown johannesburg. they've been investigating the disappearance of a sex worker who was allegedly last seen with the suspect sex workers who have demonstrated outside the court, callin

and tel aviv class. we are a country that funds all promises and pays off debts on when you case new finance minister warns of more difficult decisions to come as he gets his, nearly all the prime minister plans for the economy. and with kathy 2022 wells comp, just around the corner, we follow the tournament trophies tool of latin america. for us says it will hold washer accountable for war crimes. after it hit ukraine's capital, the trains at least 4 people were killed in 16 inches in stripes during morning rush hour on monday, one struck a residential building in downtown cave that attacks and people running for cover a week after rush my widespread attacks against the country in months, madame james reports from cave, ah, the strikes on ukraine's capital started early on the ground. people felt the explosions ah, in the sky, they could see the attackers. one so called kamikaze drone approaches its target as keeps air different systems attempt to shoot it down. rescue teams were quick to arrive in the

to provide advance air defense systems to ukraine, to help shut down the russian. drones strikes tel aviv is reportedly not impressed with ukraine's demands. israel's defense minister is said to be avoiding talks with his ukrainian counterpart who's been trying to get through on the phone. however, other reports suggest israel's prime minister is planning to talk to key as chief diplomat about the possibility of air defense systems. we spoke with professor sayed mohammed mirandi from the university of to ron, who says that the ukrainian government is not important to iran. iran doesn't care . the ukrainian government is not important to run. those are in the regime obviously, is a part of the western camp. it's close ally of the united states and one of the ways to influence washington is through this or a regime instead of looking that ukrainian regime and started looking for new means to find these drones. they should look for a way out of this war. well, the damage that it would cost to the relationship between russia and the regime. what enormous already the russians are unhappy with

mouthwatering occasion here this evenina. ,, ., , ., ., they opened with a defeat against hapoel tel avivck in the eurocup tonight. they face italian side aquila basket tento at the copper box. it's 15 years since europe's top basketball competition was in the uk and the players are hoping it will give the sport a boost, on these shores. not many people talk about it but, you know, ithink not many people talk about it but, you know, i think it is definitely deserving of more attention than probably what it gets but i'm just happy to be here and to compete and help grow the game. you happy to be here and to compete and help grow the game.— help grow the game. you have competed _ help grow the game. you have competed in — help grow the game. you have competed in a _ help grow the game. you have competed in a lot _ help grow the game. you have competed in a lot of _ help grow the game. you have competed in a lot of the - help grow the game. you have competed in a lot of the majorj competed in a lot of the major european leagues. how far behind, they are at all, do you think british basketbal