she's on the ground in tel aviv's hostage square. can you give us a sense of what the celebrations have been like, what the reaction has been like there tonight? yeah. good evening lester. in fact, a woman just came up to us saying she heard the news and she ran here, but she said, where is everybody? why aren't there celebrations? it is quite subdued here. and frankly speaking, the family members of some of the hostages have chosen to stay home. as one person told me at another protest nearby, she said to me, you know, it is disbelief. it is literal disbelief until they see the hostages come back home. so there will be no celebrations. this is hostage square, where obviously you can see the pictures of the hostage, the slogan bring them home now are all over the city of tel aviv. behind me you will see as well some of the tents. the tents were set up for the family members of the hostages in the early days, and they've been there ever since. and over the past 15 months there have been structures like this tunnel behind me, a makeshi

there is hope in the streets of tel aviv and other places across the country of israel. but this is also not a done deal. these hostages have not yet been released and so we hope and we pray. but what is going on, do you suspect, behind the scenes dip p diplomatically in our role as the united states? >> good afternoon, harris. good to see you again. i suspect that behind the scenes the debates will continue for quite a while to see what has israel given up in terms of their national security, in terms of the ground they've gained in gaza, and by the way, also, in lebanon. and they're going to monitor very closely the specific terms of the deal and whether or not they're beinge adhered to by boh sides. if they learned anything specifically from history, and hamas, and the way yas yasser at trained hamas is war is deceit, and any deal they strike is usually done only to give themselves some sort of an advantage for a period of time. >> time. >> yeah, to where they can reengage what they were doing before. hopefully not. obviously we would love to see hostages return to fa

i can tell this tale is met with mixed emotions in tel aviv.y were demonstrators in the streets outside of israel's version of the pentagon. they are celebrating that also understand they will be morning in the days ahead. they will be accepting the bodies of some of their loved ones held for the past nearly 500 days. just so i can, mixed emotions tonight in israel as news breaks of the agreement being reached in doha. a lot of moving parts. we are looking at a 42-day phasg inside gaza and the release of hostages, john. spain went so it is coming and phases. that means not all the hostages are getting out immediately. at the transition happens in five days. donald trump says he wants all of the hostages out or hell to pay and i'm assuming he's talking about the american hostages. do we know if the americans would be in the first wave? >> we are not sure at that exact for the first wave air until there was a list previously from the framework released last may. it gives you a sense the timeline how slow it has been. 467 days into the conflict. e

when you fly into tel aviv airport, there are photos of all the remaining hostages who are not stilly bears. 0n cafes at restaurants, it's the slogan you see everywhere. you see it on car bumpers. for israel, the idea of bringing home hostages is so deeply intertwined in israeli identity. they have had hostages before, of course, taken to gaza. there was a famous israeli soldier who was taken hostage and then released in 2011, and a massive effort to get him back, which they finally did, releasing hundreds of palestinian prisoners at that time, you sinwar, who went on to lead hamas and was killed by the israelis last october. so bringing home israelis is a very deep and profound need in israeli society. this is the jewish homeland, asjews see it, and the idea they have been taken to, by what the israelis call a terror group, that is what they are determined to achieve the even if, as i say, the israeli governed fields any of those still held possibly are dead. before i read out the various reports that writers are filing, it's important to say that we still wait for verifications for

families have joined a weekly gathering in the square in tel aviv.urse desperate to see their loved ones return. those images from gaza and con units. this evening has descended there. —— con units. we take you to rome. we hope that the foreign minister, the israeli foreign minister, the israeli foreign minister, the israeli foreign minister is holding a joint news conference for that we're waiting for that to get under way. we will keep you up to date. but the lines we're getting at the moment say that joe biden and president cc of egypt are urging flexibility to try to achieve a gaza truth. —— gaza truce reported by the afp news agency. obviously the efforts are continuing. go greenjoe biden and the president discussed at a phone call the ongoing efforts carried on by cairo and washington. still to come on the world today — donald trump's pick for us secretary of defence pete hegseth was heckled several times at the senate armed forces services committee. we'll find out more about a british government minister who has resigned after growing pressur

now, that's the slogan that you can see all over the city of tel aviv.here are tents in the back. it was set up in the early days for the family members, and they have been there ever since. but i have to say it is fairly empty here tonight. i mean, one woman came up to us and said, i ran here as soon as i heard, but where is everybody? and the answer is, is that there is no, as richard said, there's it's too early to celebrate or even for the family members of the hostages. some of them are at home. they want to see if their family members will be on the list on which list, but is also a deep sense of disbelief that this is actually going to happen until they see the hostages come back to israel. i spoke just moments ago with the cousin of shiri bibas, who is a mother who was abducted on october 7th. many will remember her because she was clutching her two children, her nine month old, very close to her as she was abducted that day. that little boy, that baby boy. nine months at the time. he would be two years old today. we don't know how if he is dead

tonight, israeli protesters have clashed with police outside the military headquarters in tel aviv, whereto strike a deal to return the hostages. it comes after hamas released a video of 19—year—old female soldier liri albag this afternoon, seen as an attempt by hamas to put pressure on the israeli government during ongoing ceasefire negotiations. the israeli president, isaac herzog, has said that the negotiating team must remain at the table until all hostages come home. and the ministry of health in gaza has said that the past two days have been exceptionally deadly for palestinians, with over 130 having been killed in israeli air strikes, including women and children struck in a series of air strikes throughout the gaza strip. they now say that the indonesian hospital, the last functioning public hospital in northern gaza, is out of service after repeated israeli attacks on the medicalfacility. the israeli military, for their part, hasn't commented on these reports directly, but it said it has struck tens of hamas command and control centres in the past days. us secretary of state anto

all right. >> jeremy diamond in tel aviv, thanks so much. we're going to go back to capitol hill after today's dramatic confirmation hearing for pete hegseth. president-elect donald trump's nominee for secretary of defense. that vote is set for next monday, inauguration day. what senators who will cast that vote? what are they telling manu raju? we'll tell you next u-box. thank you are say. >> usa. >> usa. follow the trump confirmation hearings. follow the facts. follow cnn. >> over the years, you've talked to her about boys. you've talked to her till you were blue in the face. you've talked about parenting tips, college prep, and who's in the family photos. now it's time to talk about what living looks like for you. for over 30 years, right at home has been providing seniors the tools they need to plan the next chapter of their lives and the care they need to stay where they want to be, right at home. call or visit our website and let's start talking about living. >> what if all i do for my type two diabetes isn't enough? or what if once we

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the metropolitan powers which are the senses of power, operating in west asia rather than using tel aviv it was, i think that the pressing festival. what you're saying is partially true, but the know who it has carried a lot of blame for what's happening and everything one says, well, if he was lost power or something, everything would be right. i don't think that this is necessarily the correct perspective. because actually he has the support of a cabinet. he has enough support within that connects it to survive until the 26. and he's made it always made it clear. i think he gave a, a, in an interview in the seventy's to hastings. writing a book and he said, and the next for all being, well we will of take a girlfriend of expelled all of our screening and some arabs, and i think between the river and the se. so i mean, he's been part of this for a long, long time. his father was a private secretary to deb attempts k. so he's a jump button ski revision is like most of the cabinet. and there is a majority of the, it's really is it was obvious when this government came into power and we sa

>> bret: trey yingst in tel aviv. trey, thanks. ♪ >> bret: also breaking tonight, president-elect trump's cabinet nominees facing questions. one of the most controversial enduring both friendly and adversarial questioning as the process begins. perspective pentagon chief pete hegseth defending both personal and professional resume sticking to the maga position that huge changes need to be made at the pentagon. chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin starts us off tonight from capitol hill. good evening, jennifer. >> jennifer: good evening, bret. pete hegseth has been to war, he has been to combat and now president-elect trump's choice to head the defense department, 3.5 million people and half the nation's discretionary budget. faced what is known in washington as the mine fields on capitol hill. [chanting u.s.a.] >> the support of dozens of veterans soon turned into fiery questions regarding serious allegations of sexual assault. >> senator, i was falsely accused in october of 2017. it was fully invest

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in tel aviv, trey yingst, ktvu, fox two news. >> people who were found guilty of storming the capitol may receive pardons from incoming president trump, including four who have ties to the bay area. three have been very public about their role in the insurrection, have served short jail or prison terms. a fourth, however, fled. the country is in belarus under political asylum, where he's been separated from his family and two children. he could return to the country if pardoned by mr. trump. >> confirmation hearings for president elect donald trump's cabinet have kicked off today, and while some are expected to go smoothly, others will be more contentious. fox's rebecca castor is on capitol hill this morning with a look at texas hearing, which is trump's pick for secretary of defense. >> donald trump's controversial pick for secretary of defense pete hegseth, arriving for what's expected to be a contentious confirmation hearing. but the former fox news host and combat veteran believes he's the man for the job. >> it's time to give someone with dust on his boots the helm, a change agen

we're able to bring you these live pictures now from tel aviv, israel. people gathering here upon hearing the news, mediators announced a deal earlier this morning following negotiations in qatar as part of the deal. hamas agrees to release dozens of hostages. israel would release hundreds of palestinian prisoners. this would also allow humanitarian aid to make its way into gaza. the deal is expected to go into effect here in the coming days. we should note that we have yet to see and hear reaction from people here at home. so many people directly invested, carefully watching what's happening overseas here, feeling the toll on themselves and their families very deeply. so we wanted to bring this live picture to you from tel aviv, israel, as certainly this is major news, not just in this region but worldwide. we'll bring you more as we get it. we're also, of course, staying on top of the southern california wildfires as crews are facing another day of dangerous, windy conditions. >> the high winds could make it difficult to make progress on the deadly wil

fox's trey yingst is in tel aviv with the latest on the situation. >> well, the fighting continues in possible breakthrough has been reached by negotiators trying to broker a cease fire between israel and hamas. diplomats from the u.s, egypt and qatar say significant progress was made overnight. and on monday, hamas issued a statement writing in part, quote, we confirm that the release of our prisoners is close. >> we see some progress in the negotiations. israel wants a hostage deal. israel is working with our american friends in order to achieve a hostage deal. >> the deal is structured in three parts. the first two phases would see most of the hostages released, while the third would focus on rebuilding, including establishing a new government for the gaza strip. president elect trump said there will be #### to pay if the hostages aren't home by the time he's inaugurated, and his mideast envoy, steve witkoff, is part of the negotiating team, he's reportedly pushing the israelis to make the deal by guaranteeing their security after the fighting stops. >> israel knows that president

fox's trey yingst is in tel aviv with more on the agreement that could end the war and bring the hostagese. >> israeli airstrikes killed another 18 people overnight, but they could be coming to an end soon. a cease fire deal between israel and hamas appears to be imminent. both sides have reportedly accepted a draft agreement, and the final details are now being hammered out. an israeli official tells fox news this is now a, quote, critical period of time for the negotiations gasia the obstacles to the main contentious issues between the two sides have been overcome. >> today, we are at the closest point to reaching an agreement. >> phase one of the deal will include the release of 33 hostages in exchange for palestinian prisoners, and a temporary pause in the fighting. detailed negotiations on phase two will start 16 days later, with a full israeli withdrawal from the gaza strip expected after all the hostages are sent home. president biden saying the agreement is similar to the one he proposed back in may of 2020 for palestinian people deserve peace and the right to determine their own

cbs' elizabeth palmer reports from tel aviv. >> reporter: hidden somewhere in the ruins of gaza are 98 hostages held by hamas. the israeli military believes nearly two-thirds are alive. they along with two million palestinians have been under israeli bombardment for 466 days. in a war hamas started when it invaded israel and massacred or kidnapped more than 1,000 poem. -- people. a provisional deal struck by israel and hamas proposes a roughly 42-day truce during which hamas will release 33 hostages, women, children, the sick, and elderly, in small groups. in return, israel will pull it military back to the inside perimeter of the gaza strip. it will allow in a friday of aid and release hundreds of palestinians from its jails. the hostages' families have spent more than a year pushing israel's government to do a deal, and they fear something may still go wrong. ora levy was abducted from the music festival. his brother michael is on tenter hooks. >> we were disappointed too many times, so i try not to let myself believe too much, but at the same time we are hopeful. >> reporter: the ho

handing over israeli hostages to israel, bringing new anticipation among friends and families in tel aviv's square. president biden claimed the success. >>>>this is the cease fire agreement i introduced last spring >>>>in the deal. agreed phase one would last 42 days, with hamas releasing 33 hostages, including women, the elderly and sick. in exchange, israel would set free dozens of palestinian detainees for each. israel would also pull back to gaza's perimeters, and humanitarian aid would start flowing again, something civilians in gaza have been desperate for. >>>>in phase two of the agreement, another 42 days, hamas would release the remaining hostages alive and dead, with the focus shifting to rebuilding gaza and who will govern it in the future. >>>>this brutal conflict was sparked by hamas led invasion of southern israel on october 7th, 2023. more than 1200 were massacred, more than 250 others kidnaped and taken into gaza in retaliation, israel's military has obliterated much of the tiny strip in its avowed goal to destroy hamas. but after 466 days, more than 46,600 men, women and ch

joining us now, daniele hamamdjian in tel aviv. what do we know about what's in this potential deal? and frankly, what's different this time around? >> reporter: there are a number of things that are different, hamas is increasingly isolated. israel struck a deal with hezbollah which means there's a cease fire there. iran is weakened. the assad regime has been toppled. and so hamafinds itself in a situation where it's looking at the deal on the table and thinking is it going to get better or worse under a trump administration. and it's likely thinking this is probably as good as it's going to get. and so that's why we're seeing this impetus in the sense of urgency now. all sides have indicated that there's been significant progress. we're not there yet. but there has been progress according to two u.s. officials who are very close to the negotiations, the first hostages could be released within 48 hours of a deal being announced. this evening, there was a briefing by a senior israeli official to military correspondents, here in isr

as you can see, there's there are people are flooding the streets in tel aviv. there have been protests, large protests in recent days saying that netanyahu was not putting a high enough priority on getting the hostages out and to ending the war. what is your your perspective? i mean, you know, andre, governing is about choosing. >> it's about deciding what's important and what isn't. government is also about turning the m in me upside down. >> so it's a w. >> and we and i think with respect to the hostages, it's quite clear to me any, any, any relatively objective observer would, would basically say that current israeli government, particularly the prime minister who's world oriented around basically maintenance in power, on trial, on trial for bribery, fraud and breach of trust in a jerusalem district court. now, four years in running, losing power would mean either the possibility of a conviction or alternatively, a plea deal that would mean the end of his political career. so maintaining the war in gaza, quote unquote, total victory over hamas, resisting any

crowds are already gathering in tel aviv hostage square, demanding the israeli government seal the deal. and in gaza, scenes of jubilation as their long nightmare looks like it's coming to an end, at least for a while. and two senior administration officials say we should expect to hear from president biden on this deal. joining us now, nbc's raf sanchez, who has covered gaza and the hostage crisis extensively from the beginning. marc polymeropoulos is a former cia officer and msnbc national security and intelligence analyst and ambassador. dennis ross, msnbc foreign affairs analyst, counselor at the washington institute for near east policy and former special assistant to president obama. welcome to all of you. raf, we still haven't heard from prime minister benjamin netanyahu, but give us a sense of the reaction that you're hearing and what has to happen next. >> well, chris, you are seeing some of the reaction on your screen there in gaza. >> there is jubilation among people there that after 467 long and bloody days of war, they are now daring to hope that this conflict may finally b

cbs's elizabeth palmer has more from tel aviv. >> reporter: hidden somewhere in the ruins of gaza arehostages held by hamas. the israeli military believes nearly two-thirds of them are alive. they, along with 2 million palestinians, have been under israeli bombardment for 466 days in a war hamas started when it invaded israel and massacred or kidnapped more than a thousand people. a provisional deal struck by israel and hamas proposes a roughly 42-day truce, during which hamas will release 33 hostages: women, children, the sick, and elderly in small groups. in return, israel will pull its military back to the inside perimeter of the gaza strip. it will allow in a flood of aid and release hundreds of palestinians from its jails. the hostages' families who spent more than a year pushing israel's government to do a deal, and they fear something may still go wrong. or levy was abducted from the nova music festival. his brother, michael, is on tenterhooks. >> we were disappointed too many times, so i try not to let myself believe too much, but at the same time, we are hopeful. >> reporter:

well as the bombing continues on a coupon of schools that villages in southern lebanon. meanwhile, tel aviv as being folded, coming out new times in gowns, an occupying whole sways of territory and syria, all carried on with totally impunity. and 0 accountability. the european countries both stalls, the thriving democracies. but the reality doesn't always match up. looking back over the policy around caesar, cd corresponded why guys save pieces together, the actual state of democracy, the, for as long as i have been to live and for most of my parents lives, europe has made sure that every to i'd have re occasion inter, repeatedly remote and the store, just how free democratic you days in europe takes pride in calling itself a living democracy, free the fat, which they need to cherish and to protect. the most important thing is democracy. the rule of law that we defend and the piece that we have together. many of the people, the law course isn't what just happened in front. the raj wing wins deposit bed 3 elections the summer. the less we come, 2nd president to manual macro and spotty comes

i mean up to 5 schools, it villages in southern lebanon. meanwhile, tel aviv has been in bold and coming out new times in garza and occupying whole sways of territory and syria, all carried on with totally impunity on 0 accountability a lot. so so less for now moonies in half an hour until that and hearing loss international, it's will to part with that boy the the the hello and welcome to world is a part of the school has witnessed a long procession of black swans flying in all directions but now there are circling the middle east, a series of terrorist attacks and masses missile exchanges between israel and its share adversaries has once again brought the situation to the brink of original conflict, seemingly catching washington of guards or unable to respond effectively. where does these percolation of a new war leave the old ones to discuss that i'm now joined by david crayton, page politician, leader of the heritage party, to start cursing. that's great to see you this morning. thank you very much for your time. nice, thanks. it's really good to join you as well. now, the middle eas

you are joining us from tel aviv alone. your thoughts on joe's that phone becoming the new president of living on your neighbor. this is a navaros page. it was very comprehensive, very presidential and so i'll say good news to lee and our region these, this somewhat deals up to 50 miles of ongoing blending and several issues. they were extremely bothered. i heard of the democracy. that level will be a democracy. and of course i heard the no, eh, no one besides the country may carry weapons. this is a homeowner interest of use where you live. i'm and the new president, and i'm sure it is. when we do, it's best to make sure that this is about an hour north carry weather. so if the police army cannot deliberate, i think is likely to be involved in a year. and the fact that the national community, especially western countries, are welcoming is open. the middle of june, it is a doing the when, when he's found lying around the country, especially the south, it was nobody to talk with. but now he's the only goals, so it will close

so a protest as in tel aviv have demanded a ceasefire in garza to allow the release of his writing captives is rarely media have link details of the potential agreement which will reportedly include the release of fuzzy 3 is really captives during the 1st stage. families of express disappointment, the data will not include the release of all the captives in the 1st stage. was really media is say that prime minister benjamin netanyahu was met with his finance minister, gonzalez smote fridge, who's been opposing to cease 5. do know if an agreement is reached, nothing, y'all will need the approval of his government alia his father rides, calling security, minnesota to my bank of ed. describe being proposed truce as a disaster is kind of the deal that is taking shape is a surrender deal to how much, therefore, i call them my friends bets, a little smoke which to join me and co operate and working against my jewish power party does not have the power of love to prevent the deal, but together it is possible that we can go to the prime minister and tell him that if he passes the deal, we will resi

the metropolitan powers which are the senses of power, operating in west asia rather than using tel aviv as well. i think the pressing festival, what you're saying is partially true, but the net, you know, who it has carried a lot of blame for what's happening and everything runs as well as he was lost power or something. everything would be right. i don't think that this is necessarily the correct perspective because actually he has the support of a cabinet. he has a lot of support within the capacity to survive until 26 and he's made it. oh is made it clear. i think he gave a a and then to be in the seventy's to hastings, the pricing a book and he said, and the next full bullying. well, we will of take go to the end of expelled, although i was getting in some arabs and as a between the river and the sea. so i mean, he's been part of this for a long, long time. his father was a private secretary to deb attempts k, so he's a job, but since the revision is like most of the cabinet and there is a majority of the, it's really is it was obvious when this government came into par and we saw t

a lot of protests is in the is rarely city of tel aviv brought to major highway in good by the government's failure to agree on a deal to end the board and gauze and bring home the remaining captives. police use force to disperse demonstrators and made several arrest us. before the ready. i must release the video. it says shows one of the captive speaking families of the campuses have accused prime minister benjamin netanyahu a deliberately obstructing a deal for his own and the school gate as well. i leave that and i am concerned because the wound is really gains violating the ccr. never them, the truth was a great in november of to will the year of cross border fighting between the group and the is really all me as part of the deal. israel degrades withdrawal troops from southern 11, and by the end of this month is really media, as reported, the army may not adhere to that condition. blaming what it says is lebanon's failure to dismantle as part of positions. now, you know, just one examine. there was no timeline that dictates the actions of the resistance, neither within the agreement no

there's a good president biden has announced and pleaded with tel aviv no, not attack heifer. no, don't do it for him to take most go down to school. she was through your frontier for me. looked, watched the wife. please stand up. you stand up, you. j off watch. she's she's whispering in his ear. please joe, there's no chair therefore he's sitting down watch. there's dr. press on the russian level. launch the ghost. oh, okay. bars. to move to la should oh so much. oh, jewel uh shows is free to like skin. how much of a do you want to go, joe and joan. the shooting done? sure. we have a pass for joan shane. got a couple fast corolla. what are the homes? oh, is that like this? what does it, what the, what does it with the i think he's been told to keep the hands out like this. so if he falls over, he'll actually have the hands out. so he just goes it up. i think it's a bite and flick, he goes. then all the way down, because when he falls like off the bike, everything is a slow motion. it's a slow motion show. and there you go. another year passes on hold, hold on, hold on. trey h

well as the bombing continues on a coupon of schools it villages in southern lebanon. meanwhile, tel aviv has been in bold and coming out new times in garza and occupying whole sways of territory and syria, all carried out with totally impunity on 0 accountability. they all students on zillow has failed to pull the coalition government and is stepping down, opening the doors for snap elections, centrist leader, called, they ha, has plains been left for the talks, collab the most, using a lot of basement. these negotiations have concluded it and will not be reopened by the people's party. it is clear that the destructive forces within the social democratic party have taken control to one of them. the people's party is unable and unwilling to sign a program that is empty, economic, an anti competitive, expand and type productive. as a result in following the end of these discussions, i will take the following steps. and because i will step down as john slot and his leader of the people's party within the next few days and ensuring a smooth transition. all story is political future has been

he joins us from tel aviv. okay, and we're going to begin with you at 1st. if we might, we were hearing this about being there in small just the small church, obviously, opposing any sort of deal. what can i actually do to try and stop a deal going through at this point in time? this is this the old, the gas in the vote in the government, into the cabinet. and this is one of them. when do. in addition, they can say that the leading the patient and the, in the poll says ministers, this is the most complicated a static because these, we probably full the, you know, to bring to the issue and the problem at all members of the. so the can do the years or he's in kwanisha, i see both of them. and i know they're really switch to the the so you do think despite that that it could still go ahead definition, yahoo himself does the grades who it was best. that is the goal of the bodies in the center of the body to come back that we did the even the snow one will be spa, these when joined the quality assurance, they would not vote there just to be. so in that case right

then there's this real, which seems thrilled to see syria and chaos after a subs withdrawal. tel aviv occupied huge swaths of syrian territory, including the strategic syrian side of mount herman. this is a historic day for them, at least the collapse of the acid regime. the tyranny in damascus offers great opportunity, but also is fraught with significant dangers. but it also means we have to take action against possible threats. one of them is a collapse of the separation of forces agreement for 1974 between israel and syria . disagreement held for 50 years last night and collapse, the ceiling on the band and its positions. we gave her these rarely army the order to take over those positions to ensure that no hostile force embeds itself right next to the border of israel. this is a temporary defensive position until a suitable arrangement as well. at least $450.00 times. these re lease have struck syria destroying its navy air bases and ammunition depots. and when it comes to the goal on heights nothing, yahoo says he's determined to hold onto it forever. i'm to go and hide, smoke f

however, to science pose no threat to as well with many accusing tel aviv of war crimes. and an attempt to wipe out liberties history as part of a cultural genocide. this is these for any for auntie in back of living on the to around that we go with her on has announced plans to relocate the country's capital proposing aside in the southern coastal region. the new capital will definitely be in the south and the mac run region, and this matter is currently being worked on. we are seeking assistance from academics, a leads and experts, including engineers, sociologists and economists. well, the original hope to the strategic for the top of hard to plays of vital roles and their rounds, maritime trade network. and the decision was done with some a trio of factors in toronto, including over population economic issues and water scarcity. or the announcement of spock support and criticism with those not in favor of a warranty, that the relocation, which has cost too much money and too much time. we spoke with a to around university professor site, well having mironda. and he sa

have 2 sides pose no threat to as well with many accusing tel aviv of war crimes and an attempt to wipe out lebanese history as part of a cultural genocide. this is these for any for auntie in back of 11 on the well, to the south, a russia now. what not inputs in it has ordered federal officials alongside they probably mean count about to put more effort into the factory and the consequences of the oil spills on the black sea coast to us to deal with everything that is being done to minimize the damage is clearly not enough, it is necessary to form an appropriate headquarters, so that would work right on the spot to that is the 1st thing on the 2nd, everything must be done to resolve the issue of stopping or the product leaks from flooded tankers. it is necessary to start thinking and developing plans for lifting these walter locke. bankers, now, mid december is one time does row coup off the sun? closing the massive league emergency services. i'm volunteer. they've been walking around the close of creating the beaches and rescue the wildlife that have been offensive. local authorities

ringback ringback the the idea of liter sage truck no from a messiah fell outside. tel aviv alarms were also heard in jerusalem. israel claims to have shut down a miss solid, a drawing launched by the food cheese. the militant groups say they've been attacking israel in solidarity with guns and in response, the idea of recent be carried out a series of strikes on young men including sunday international airport being targeted. some is really civilians have spoken not about what they are going through. and then to post on the site we moved here from hyphen. we thought it would lower the amount of sirens and missiles that we're getting. it turned out very ironic that a month after we moved here, a missile exploded near us. there's nothing you can do. like them, i guess am i at the, there was one or the other night, so my daughter thought it was a missile. and she's very young, 4 and a half years old. when she woke up, she started screaming mom, dad, grandma, most latest the emily strikes. com is the idea of continues. it says sold on guys, a local media report, at least $52.00 people were

s. embassy from tel aviv, uh to jerusalem. of course, jerusalem is israel claims it says there's occupied east jerusalem, which belongs to the policy engines and dust. any hope. there are a few like of the palestinians being able to have the 2 state solution. you didn't really do much on that either. so how is that, that happening there? and why put the pressure? why does it matter to him? right, well, i want to be clear. i'm not suggesting in any way that donald trump should be seen as a friend to the palestinians, right? or an enemy to, to israel for that matter. he was extremely supportive to your point of israel during his 4 year term. and he just appointed mike huckabee, as, as envoy and or at and bass that or rather. and mike, how can be someone who doesn't even recognize the westbank? he, he calls a judea and samaria, he's, he's more zionist and in many ways and then some is relays, right? so i don't, i don't want my comments to be mis interpreted, but donald trump has multiple priorities. he's sort of an america 1st, o

how many who are these are came they direct me saw strike on the is where the defense ministry in tel aviv stating that the good talk comes in support of the baffled palestinian people as well the all the help of the all my, the young, many armed forces target to the is really defense ministry with a ballistic missile, which has reached its target. these really emergency systems failed to respond to any. this is the 3rd such operation in 12 hour, they have this all in about as the pos out to the 1st page circulating online appears to show as defense as being 5 into the 9 sky above as well. the idea has released a statement saying that a young man named michelle was close, likely intercepted on though injuries or damage is being reported. who's these are previously struck as well with drones as well kits on several occasions and still on july of palestine. the who, the military inquiry for no one's a blockade against these welding ships off to the guns of war began in response to as well as western allies, the u. s. and the u. k. form the coalition. they gain cnn, foaming the country, multi

there's a good president biden has announced and pleaded with tel aviv no, not attack heifer. no, don't do it. rebooting to tech most go to school. she was through your furniture for me, look to watch the wife. please stand up. you stand up, you. j off watch. she's she's whispering in his ear. we please joe, there's no chair therefore he's sitting down, watch, there's not your present. the russians have launched the ghost. how is your powder balls to move to la show? so to show shows is free to like skin, how much of a beer when a good jo, joan, the shooting done, she should we have a supply password. joan, shame, good. come across that corolla. why are the homes? oh, is that like this? what does it, what the, what does it with the, i think he's been told to keep the hands out like this. so if he falls over, he'll actually have the hands out. so he just goes into, i think it's a bite and flick. he goes all the way down because when he falls like off the bike, everything is a slow motion. it's a slow motion show and there you go. another year passes on hold, hold on, hold on tr

minister, who initiates it also piece process in the early 19 ninety's and joins us live again from tel aviv. you'll see thank you. once again for your time, we've been seeing heavier bombing in this last week, ongoing. as soon as we had the aids come, void targets is and what the end relief chief is called a breaking point. now not o indicates that it seems we hardly any closer to the will ending in goal is or in . this is a stipulation that how much this could forward for that to even be a deal. it's difficult for me to see the, the, i mean this is a situation in which a people are talking about the links. the ligation is going to cut all going to a jeep, a american named a golden, a decision maker. so coming to the region and eventually nothing is happening, scene smiles and months. so i, i, i believe that it gives the situation is from which we cannot get out the way the very bottom decisions on what day they can on both sides. and both sides really have to think about decisions to and what sorts of decisions do you think those would be because you houses where the soldiers that have bee

with each other across a peace table and communicated through their own ambassadors in cairo and tel avivw, that is the kind of future we are offering! feast of the middle east if the democrats are reelected in the fall -- peace to the middle east if the democrats are reelected in the fall! [applause] i'm very proud that nearly half the aid our country has ever given to israel in the 32 years of her existence has come during my administration. [applause] unlike our republican predecessors, we have never stopped nor slowed that aid to israel and as long as i'm president, we will never do so! [applause] our commitment is clear. security and peace for israel. peace for all the peoples of the middle east. but if the world is to have a future of freedom as well as peace, america must continue to defend human rights. [applause] now listen to this. the new republican leaders oppose our human rights policy. they want to scrap it. they seem to think it is naÏve for america to stand up for freedom and freedom and democracy. just what did they think we should stand up for? [applause] ask the former

however, to science pose no threat to as well with many accusing tel aviv of war crimes. on an attempt to wipe out lebanese history as part of a cultural genocide. this is these for any for auntie in back all 11 on the survey in tennis, the end of the talk of age has pain. he was pleased to invite heavy metals during his detention on a hotel in australia. the something along so made during a recent interview with american magazine g q. and tony, sorry to hear, arrived in upset effort, told him that he was detained. i'm placed in quarantine for you to his refusal to be back. so that is a co that the situation cause a big scandal. i made the rise of empty vaccine movement according to the acetate off that. here's the bullets asian from australia. you discovered that he had, quote, a really high level of heavy muscles lead, and luckily he carries his food was poisoned while he was in the hotel. but let's discuss this further with as well as research and also this ellis crash more . so. thank you so much for joining us here today on i'd say, what do you the thoughts about the