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and this has been turned into a political issue in tel aviv?k first of all we have to recognize that this is more than a technical agreement without being de facto recognition of the state of israel or a step toward peace. and the reason we can say it is more than a technical agreement, is because lebanon asked for the borderline to be reflecting the status quo. i.e., it is a purely technical, temporary issue. in fact, what they in the end agreed to was to recognize as the international maritime order, -- border, not only that, but for lebanon the most important point is where the gases, which is further out to sea. lebanon achieved most of its aims. israel's aims were on that part of the maritime border within 5 kilometers of the coastline, and that line runs according to line one, which was israel's line. so from israel's point of view the agreement has very great security advantages, because it is now tied israel and lebanon with the backing of the united states to an internationally recognized maritime board. -- border. and that will have i

residents of california, but a resident of tel aviv is a resident of tel aviv, a resident of tel avivthe same level as a resident of california. well, a little poorer, but in the middle east, it is rare for anyone to live like that. no, if we say that he lives like a resident of california and lives better than a resident the middle east is different things, but it is, well, we can discuss a lot about it. we also do not have any political problems, so i speak absolutely honestly that we speak absolutely honestly that yes, the first period will be difficult. but if we have an understanding of our future, in principle, we will have this selita consensus, then with the social contract, yes , indeed, within 5-7 years, we can make an incredible leap that will allow us to truly live at the level of the poorest countries of the european union. that is, it is the level of slovakia, the level of portugal, and so on. so on. well, very often ukraine is compared to two countries, eh, in the future, maybe south korea and another country with which an analogy is drawn, but it is from a different po

what does the tel aviv criminal police need? present your documents, which tel aviv?y did you lie to us? what did march not personally know hmm ? yes, because i myself wanted to figure out who killed igor and for what? well, you yourself had a motive revenge what the hell is revenge and how will i return the money later, wait and why did you decide that martov know? who killed? maklakova well, how did it turn out that they were together? they bred me for grandmas. well, she thought, maybe someone didn’t find out about me alone about the fakes and filled up the bell tower. and, most likely, martov himself did this for what, well, they didn’t share my money. yes, i myself wanted to know why martov killed maklakov or pointed me to someone who could do it? the fact is that march in wedges that it's not him, yes, even if you already have money, he will now pay me for two. what i leaked, don't worry, you'll be with us secret files, but i can get to where he is after hacking booty, wears a panel house, first entrance, third floor, apartment to the left, i don’t know the numb

to put pressure on israel, so we expect these actions, so these are such actions, we hope that tel aviv'sion will not change for the better in regard to ukraine, but regarding nathaniah, you mentioned that now his are considered more pro-ukrainian . although if you look at the time when he was in power, when he was the prime minister, many people accused him of sympathizing with putin, that he was supposedly neutral towards the russian federation. and if we talk about now, what is he becoming more pro-ukrainian this is produced simply by the spirit of the times and he understands that now it is definitely necessary to become more radical, especially considering the collaboration between iran and the russian federation. well, first of all, i mentioned that it is about pre-election promises, yes pre-election promises are not always what they are then, secondly, the situation changes during this time, the circle of friends in russia has narrowed to a minimum, it’s only north korea, it’s actually iran, it’s belarus, it’s nicaragua and syria, and you understand everything, so be in this compan

let's go back to tel aviv. let's see if the audio problem has been resolved.et me start by asking what your reaction is so we can go back to where we were before, to the results as they stand at the moment. >> i am disappointed, but some people are probably not disappointed, quite satisfied with the result. but we have to wait. there might be a right-wing government, but it is not the end of the world. between 2015-2019, there was not , they didn't do something which was unbelief or un-conceivable. i -- unbelievable or un-conceivable. if they form a government, it not going to be, israel is not going to be hungary. the israeli democracy is much stronger than what most people believe. unfortunately, many citizens didn't vote. even if in the last 10 years, the most huge change, because of so many investments in the arab sector, and i guess whatever wants to know, knows that there is a change. unfortunately they did not, and the turnout in the arab sector was quite low compared to the jewish sector. i hope it will change. we have to see that anyone, according to

ukrainian-language cinema in israel will be told by ulyana drizhkova ukrainian cultural center in tel avivce and thus the author is now on every canvas on on the walls of the works of five ukrainian artists about annexation, occupation, the pain and suffering of ukrainians during the russian-ukrainian war, this is how the traveling festival to kudis.ua welcomes guests in the 19 years of the festival. a special edition of the festival opened in kyiv on november 12, and already on november 12, the traveling festival started this year, it started from lviv for the first time this year in the entire history, such shows of the traveling festival will also take place in the border to somewhere travels there is to somewhere in the lviv region and so on to somewhere in the tel-aviv region these are screenings for ukrainians er on the territory of the ukrainian cultural center at the embassy and so this is the first international history m.m. history in israel when it is shown here new modern ukrainian cinema within the framework of codeist, we were supposed to show it on certain dates within the f

ukrainian cinema chooses a place under the israeli sun. in tel aviv as part of the film festival, theumentary film by director dmytro hryshko between the sky and the mountains made its debut. ulyana dryuchkova will tell about the successes of ukrainian and ukrainian-language cinema in israel. mystkin about the annexation, the occupation, the pain and suffering of ukrainians during the russian-ukrainian war, this is how the traveling festival dekudeys.ua greets guests in 19 years, the festival was held only twice in 2004 during the orange revolution and this year, but on november 11, a special edition of the festival opened in kyiv, and already on november 12, the traveling festival started this year, it started in lviv for the first time this year in the entire history, it showed somewhere traveling festival will also take place abroad to somewhere traveling there there are somewhere in the lviv region and so on and so on somewhere in the tel-aviv region eh these are shows for ukrainians eh on the territory of the ukrainian cultural center at the embassy and so this is the first inter

, um, try to hold back tel-aviv so that it does not come too close to cooperation with ukraine and scare by these in that number of airplanes, and why doesn't the embargo work, but you say the embargo doesn't work, because it doesn't work, because you understand what worked for them, you need at least a completely blocked space around iran, and it is not already blocked, there are a number of countries that carries out operations in syria, supplies these things, well, we see that in the same drones there is a huge number of elements of the parts of the west, even a ukrainian one . we wouldn't be like that, but formally that's all it was mr. igor, how early do you think it will be possible to play crazy on the topic that er, the drones are not our russian ones, but prove them and show them but as long as you like, in principle, until he himself won't say that these are our drones, it's telling them that in the first place once or for all, this way is so simple, we insist that the sanctions be strengthened, besides the fact that we are trying to fight from a distance, a decision of the un

advanced training. which i represent her, this is the ihla hospital in the first medical center of tel avivthis is a hospital that over the past 10 years, we have accepted approximately 4,000 difficult ukrainian patients for treatment in israel, because of this, for all these years of collaboration and cooperation, we have always tried to build barriers and bridges which connect us and it so happened that on february 24 i was on a business trip to kyiv, i am still my colleagues and friends, and we simply decided that we do not have such an opportunity to leave our friends here, forget it and we 24 february happened in ukraine, and this is the beginning of the medical mission, where we are, until the victory, and after that we will be together with ukrainian friends, patients, and the ukrainian people. first, you did the right thing at the border. первый дни войны and we brought about 300 israeli doctors who are on the border of mogilev-podolsk on the border of palanka, this is the border with odessa. uh, we received about a dozen patients a day who got to the border uh, two days and a half

de jong was born and raised in amsterdam and currently lives in tel aviv.i billionaires is his first book and many of you probably saw his really fantastic hard-hitting op-ed in the new york times last week and hopefully we'll have time to discuss that as well. so a word first about how things will work today. david will speak for about 40 minutes and then we will open it up to questions from the audience. please submit your questions using the q & a function at the bottom of your screen. we won't be able to see or hear you, but you can submit questions at anytime during the talk using the q & a function and i will relay them to david. so, yeah, so, without further ado, it's really a great pleasure to see david again who i got to know a little bit in berlin last year and really excited to hear more about this book, which i've just been reading and i have to say is just a fantastic read. in addition to being about, you know, completely fascinating subject matter. it's really well-written and reads like a novel. so i highly recommend it to everyone. all right

yes, but they consider the biggest anti-semites in the world to be the residents of the city of tel aviv who walk well, because they just walk yes yes yes yes they do not cover this in shorts the head yes eh year workers who were in general see how anti-semites yes yes and in israel about this the main problem of israel it is not at all whether it is possible to separate russians from ukrainians from the point of view of the history of anti-semitism this is the history of anti-semitism - this is one thing but the history of relations and israelis is something completely different. i congratulate you, dear tv viewers. but the news and i will start with such a katyusha on merit in the temporarily captured uglyhirsky district in donetsk region , unknown people attempted an assassination attempt on a judge of the so-called supreme court of the quasi dpr, a collaborator received gunshot wound and is in a serious condition , the russian media reports, it is about the former ukrainian judge oleksandr nikulin, who before the occupation worked in the donetsk appeals administrative court, the trai

t the headquarters in tel aviv. we'll leave that for now. but we'll go to bernard smith, who's the could headquarters in west jerusalem or bernard, a benjamin netanyahu as planning. of course, the ultimate political come back as any one of his chances always hope he's hoping to build. it's a political come back. so now it's been quite good so far. 57.7 percent at this time a the evening a bit low of the our community about 41 percent. netanyahu needs a good turn out because he needs to push to push this over the line. you won't find an israeli, who has not already made their mind up about betterment benjamin netanyahu, whether they're for or against him or what he's been trying to do. and others been trying to do is find those votes. those who are living cast their votes last time, was estimated between 852300000 voters who didn't vote last time to bend. in the betten, yahoo's been having rally after rally after raleigh, encouraging people to come out. and if they come out in sufficient numbers, that might give him just that 61 seat majority

5th national election in less than 4 years. prime minister jerry le pete has caused his vote in tel aviv israel has been in political deadlock since 2019. and then prime minister benjamin netanyahu was charged with bribery fraud and breach of trust. i've been number of coalition lead government since then, but the all failed to hang on to power in the contest it. i wanna say the biggest issue at the ballot box is whether vote is a willing to c. netanyahu return to power his in the could policies expected to finish as the largest and parliament, but is likely to fall short of a majority. as in yahoo needs 61 seats to regain power. now to get them, he's turning to the far right. politicians like ben givers and outspoken ultra nationalists have gained momentum in recent months. prime minister yeah le pete is also hoping to keep his job. he's on the other side of the political rena with his liberal party. yes. a t. all. so i'm the top job is israel's defense minister benjamin guns. the 63 earl is a centrist, aligned with the national unity party, as guitar correspondent in west jerusalem, st

lapierre has just caused his vote in tel aviv daphne deck as more from west jerusalem . it is essentially if you break it down, i litmus test once again and popularity context for benjamin netanyahu has his absence in the prime minister seat. made these really heart grow fonder. if you will, people will tell you this could perhaps perhaps be the last test for him if he doesn't make it into office this time round, which would mean that we would see another election, israel fix, potentially early next year. this is one of the scenarios that may be then.

on aircraft traveling from tel aviv, that is remarkable.reating more prosperity and more stability in that region, negotiating with terrorists was a fools errand. getting that right, we reduce the risk to our men and women in service may never have to go and fight and risk their lives in that place. it is good domestically for the american people that the abraham accords continues to thrive and build. [applause] i get asked from time to time, would ukraine have been invaded if we were still there? i cannot answer that question because we didn't get four more years. it didn't happen on our watch. it was a model, we understood the world as it is. it wasn't about words, it was about actions we demonstrated and were prepared to take. i remember so well we were beginning to lose containment against islamic republic of iran. they fired shots at two american embassies and launched missiles into thousand 18 to saudi arabia. -- missiles in 2018 to saudi arabia. we protected american families because not only did iran change its behavior, but so did

who are you tel aviv that was the trouble, we have our own mechanic edik with golden hands so a yeargo he quit and went to free bread. why will they squirm here for the salary, when i will take three times more in any car service, and personally you are in the garage of the central internal affairs directorate for repairs let's get down to business. well, let's get down to business. so, they took him at 4:00 in the morning in the courtyard of the mistress's house. the guards and the driver were knocked out with some kind of potent substance? well, they took him away, well, in his own car in a direction known to me, and the car was found, by the way, about two kilometers from the scene. and the inspection would be best found in some roadside toilet in a disassembled state, the substance with which the guards were neutralized has not been established. so not at all. to have to shit you will be here. what do i have eat? here, if it's not enough, just give me a call, in an hour. what kind of people are with me? shut up. now you will tell me everything about your sharashka office and thos

as we stand here today there are aircraft traveling to tel aviv, to doja, that's remarkable. i think about what that means for us here in the united states. by creating more prosperity and stability and recognizing negotiating with a terrorist was a fools errand. by getting that right we reduce the risk that our young men and women in service might ever have to go and fight and risk their lives in that place. it is under big wesley good to the american people the abraham accords continue to thrive and build, and this momentum is never lost -- it is unambiguously good for the merc and people. i get asked from time to time, would ukraine have been invaded if we were still there? i can't answer that question because we did not get four more years. but i can tell you this, it didn't happen on our watch. and i think about the model. it was a model that was a realist model. we understood the world as it is and we deterred the bad guys. it was not about words, it was actions we do some strata -- it was actions we demonstrated we were prepared to take. we were bathing to lose contain

finish in first position in the summary table in a parallel meeting benfica destroyed maccabi from tel avivse and french clubs scored 14 points in personal meetings, the teams painted world also finished with the same goals scored and goals conceded, but in terms of away goals, benfica was the best in terms of earning status, so juventus will go from this group to the europa league. i produced good players. even if they did not have much experience in international matches. we had a good game, but the result was disappointing. we are in the europa league tomorrow we join the series. and we should be angry and immediately went back to work on the one hand. we can be satisfied with the output in the europa league is another angry that they made it to the knockout stages of the champions league but all the teams that will continue to fight in the 1/8 finals of the champions league are right now on your screens. the drinking of this stage will take place on monday, november 7 in swiss neon to be in the final stage of the uefa regions cup , an amateur team from kolos is counting on this. the fir

confidence something so i am the new become i should be the one speaking the newest about of art so i was tel aviv thank you for what you do and covering us every day and we will have a unified message andi look very much forward to seeing all of you and again and again so think you all very much. >> it certainly was not to be selected by my colleagues to chair the nrc of the 2024 and i'm honored to be in the stages well with couple mcculloch some or all part part of the class of 2014, with joni ernst and shelley moore capito with the republicans pick up nine see conflict the majority control and mitch mcconnell and so, i will tell you that it is very important, my high school years to ensure that we secure a strong sustainable majority for the republican in 2024. that will tell you that we are fired up and we are excited. we're going to hit the ground running and going to do everything we can hear to fight for every receipt. seat. >> this is the first challenge that you have faced as a leader and tended against you in one in presence of what lesson did you learn from this and what about their app

in tel aviv itself, it has been repeatedly stated that kiev will not see israeli weapons a week ago atys later, president yitzhak duke reflected on the fears of the authorities that secret israeli developments would fall into the wrong hands. cape there are weapons for which we don’t even have an export version, there are things that should not fall into the hands of our enemies. there are secrets we cannot pass on. but wherever we can help. we try to help as much as we can. you lost yourself remembered. and why can't the germans behave like israeli, because the germans are germans are germans. no no. this is the main victim of the jews. this people is a victim, so it’s impossible with them , it won’t work like that with them, and the germans are still justifying people, that’s why they try to justify even before the ukrainians when the kuleba speaks. that we will be tough with tel aviv, but better said, then jerusalem yes , let him try, even washington can't be tough with jerusalem. in fact, the ukrainians. they are under the influence of their own completely idiotic slogan. everythin

order to convince supporters to come to the polls first, this was done today by 8:00 am, he voted in tel avivdy.

his involvement in the trump administration's decision to move the american embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the author of the new book "so help me, god," the 48th vice president of the united states, mike pence. (music) ♪ i was born free, born free, free like a river raging strong in the wind ♪ >> hello, rjc. it is great to be here with so many friends. my friend, the former secretary of state, mike pompeo. [applause] senator ted cruz. governor chris sununu. governor larry hogan. senator hagerty. and all of you patriotic republicans at the republican jewish coalition national leadership meeting. thank you all. [applause] use] i want to thank norm coleman and matt brooks for their extraordinary leadership. impactful leadership of this great organization. i say to all of you from the bottom of my heart, thank you. thinker -- thank you for all you did to ensure republican victories across this country. thank you for electing a new republican majority in the united states house of representatives and ending the speakership of nancy pelosi on

more thank you very, much rob sanchez from tel aviv.he future of maga, to paraphrase mark twain, the reports of its staff have been greatly exaggerated. how the 2024 run -- is creating a lot of thanks for the rest of the republicans. also for you, tonight at ten, msnbc films show split, screen from trevor noah. exploring the origins of polarization into disinformation in america. as well as the world the media in general, and social media in particular, contribute to the problem. ness stay ah deserves. book your appointment today. and switch to the network america relies on. verizon. grandmom! walgreens find rx coverage is here to make medicare easy... even easier than those dances your grandkids love doing with you. ok, i got it. (laughs) start medicare shopping today with walgreens find rx coverage. ♪♪ plus, find low-cost copays. when you need to talk medicare. walgreens, is here. ♪♪ ♪♪ walgreens. ♪ from santa claus, indiana to snowflake, arizona and everywhere in between. we're holiday ready with fast and reliable delivery, serving e

embassy, which had been in tel aviv, to jerusalem.of jerusalem is contested by both israel and the palestinians. the u.s. consulate in jerusalem. remember there wasn't an embassy there before trump moved on from jerusalem. the consulate was an important symbolic and physical diplomatic tapestry knighted states and palestinians. but the former president felt it wasn't needed after he moved to the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. the reason closing the consulate was so problematic as because the u.s. consul general, the one of jerusalem, had a direct line to the state department. essentially it claimed the role of ambassador to the palestinians. merging the consulate and the embassy meant them all diplomatic communications went through the lens of one american representative for both the israelis and palestinians. so when the consulate was closed, it was a major downgrade in diplomatic ties between america and the palestinian authority. according to israeli and palestinian national statistics, about 4.8 million palestinians lived in

doron: it's so close to tel aviv, and it's amazing when you're in the metropolis, and you drive one hour, and you're in the desert, in the lowest place on earth. nurit: it's beautiful, and we love it. we're coming here very often. samantha: a little bit like my own private paradise, like a taste of heaven on earth. it's like no-man's-land. no one's here. it's so dangerous that, like, nobody really can be here. sometimes it's scary. like, today when i was at the sinkhole, like, a big part of the wall just caved in and, like, made a mini tsunami, and i was, like, all alone. eric: these swimming holes are only accessible because the dead sea is shrinking. this place used to be underwater, but the continuing decline means this area won't stay like this for long. doron: it's amazing. eric: there are proposals to pump more treated sewage into the dead sea to slow its decline or even fill the jordan river with desalinated sea water. another plan called "red to dead," would see brine from a proposed desalination planin jordan pumped into the sea, but the project has stalled and concerns remain a

exercise, the ukrainian air defense forces beat up a passenger liner over the black sea flight, tel aviv, novosibirsk, 78 people were killed, all russian citizens of israel, the then president leonid kuchma, and did not immediately admit the mistake and responsibility was not it is necessary to do tragedy were his words. ukraine eventually paid compensation to the families of the victims, but it also did not immediately take 2 years of intergovernmental consultations between russia and ukraine and israel to achieve payments, then relatively small, given the scale and egregious nature of the tragedy of 200,000 dollars per person. was also fired, the minister of defense of ukraine and several generals, but no more. well, it’s typical, of course, the reaction of a rocket attack in poland, a photograph of the wreckage of a rocket appeared on the network quite quickly, and even before official confirmations, it was clear from the pictures that this was a fragment of the s300; nevertheless, ukrainian propaganda turned on to the fullest, they say russia is now bombing and poland nato should ans

reasons why i was such a big advocate when i was a congressman of relocating america's embassy from tel avivo jerusalem. they said it would spark world war three and they were wrong. it was the right thing to do. we also worked very hard to support recognition of israeli sovereignty over the golan heights was the right decision to make. we opposed vociferously the obama, how many iran nuclear deal and we oppose any attempt by the biden regime to reinstitute that or to do anything to help the iranian regime. we were fortunate to be when we did the trade mission to israel. we brought people who had never been before and i think those of you have been able to take people for the first time. it's a unique experience because you're talking about thousands of years of history. a lot of the things people study comes to life on one of the trips we took many years ago, my wife and i casey who's actually here backstage, we happen to have a very good first lady in the state of florida. we, she got brought home with us and we didn't have kids at the time. she brought home with us water from the sea of g

we have managed to make sure that for the 1st time again in history, 11000 people will fly from tel aviv directly to doha, palestinians, and israelis together in the same airplanes. when these are, these things don't happen on their own. these things are not part of the checklist of the organizer of the world cup. when we made these things happen because we believe we can do something for for good. so i would have many more things to say a one maybe or the alcohol question by wiser. let me mention that as well. since you know now the latest news miss a couple of things there as well. i mean, honestly, this is the biggest issue we have the will for the oil car by willa sign immediately and go to the beach and relax for until the 18th of december. let me 1st assure you that every decision that is taken in this world cup is a joint decision between cutter and fever. every decision is discussed, debated and taken jointly. there will be, i don't know how many fans owns 810 big fans on solver 2 on the places where you can buy al, calling cattle anyway. are over 10 fans. those were over 100000

dying, their grandchildren and great grandchildren are moving ways to remember the past without them tel aviv israel 2022 on an autumn afternoon. 2 generations are coming together. hannah, monica and sharon went us. they were involved in the initiative zacharon bus alone remembrance in the living room, which brings holocaust survivors together with young israelis in a private setting. dave dear is that we are doing it together. we think together we are listening with 1st we listen and then we share and then we talk. and the columbus al on the purpose is not to remember for the sake of remembering. we remember for us to repair, to shape our future. when we say never again, we have to minute hannah mocker is 99 years old. she survived the to read inch that ghetto, forced labor and the ocean its concentration camp. she shares her experiences and meetings with younger generations held around the world and also online. oh your services indeed lanita understand what happened matter so they can prevent it from ever happening again. dish the daily they need to understand that things that appear to be

exercise, the ukrainian air defense forces beat up a passenger liner over the black sea (speech, tel aviv, novosibirsk), 78 people were killed, all citizens of russia, israel, the then presidents leonid kuchma and did not immediately recognize the mistake and responsibility. don't make a tragedy were his words. ukraine eventually paid compensation to the families of the victims, but it also did not immediately take 2 years of intergovernmental. consultations between russia and ukraine and israel in order to obtain a payment, then relatively small, given the scale and drinking nature of the tragedy at $ 200,000 per person was also fired, the minister of defense of ukraine and several generals, but no more . well, characteristically, of course, the reaction of the rocket attack in poland . it was clear that this is a fragment of the s300, however, ukrainian propaganda turned on to the fullest, they say russia is now bombing and poland nato should respond similar aggressive statements made by politicians from the baltic countries, and representatives of individual forces in poland itself not

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ukrainians this is an israeli doctor, roman goldman, the announcer of the first medical center in tel aviv the israeli-ukrainian mission frida this team of medical volunteers who help ukrainians affected by the war from russian aggression and occupation from the first days of the russian full-scale invasion roman, together with like-minded people, travels through dangerous front-line cities of ukraine and provides free medical care to all who need it, so volunteer doctors have repeatedly visited kharkiv, izyum, kupyansk, kramatorsk, zaporizhzhia, and the other day to kherson, freed from the occupiers and suffering a lot, the people of the frida mission came not only with medical aid, but also with humanitarian aid, people brought 15 tons of products and basic necessities during the nine months of the great war, thousands of ukrainians turned to the doctors of the frida mission and received qualified medical care, we just saw footage from kherson, you just returned from there. what emotions did you see there? what did people tell you? where did they see hope? we saw strong people who love t

experts have repeatedly accused israel of rights, violations in the occupied west bank and gaza. tel aviv however, claims that as a state party to an ongoing military conflict. the issue of national security is a higher priority than respect for human rights. a gods at base political science professor told us that israel's actions are under the protection of the u. s. which prefers to focus on targeting russia over the conflict. and ukraine has been demolishing palestinian homes, confiscating palestinian land and also killing palestinian school children more than 200 palestinians. 2 have been killed by israel from the beginning of this year, 2022 and unfortunately. 2 in the international media, we do not hear about that. we do not hear you as an western criticism of israel for acting as a country above international law. we do not hear from the u. s. on western europe . and the statements regarding not holding is where i counted 4, it's violation of international law. and it's violation of palestinian basic human rights. that is that that western a park was the and double standard is no l

, to put it mildly, because i can know for sure that 10 drones will fall here, and five or 15 in tel avivneed it, no one will be able to explain to him. no putin, it will not provide any security guarantees we understand that the whole history of israel says that security guarantees can only be given by israel itself, so i don't know what the little guy convinced them considering that in terms of his political views, many things are just urban madmen, what he says out loud is simply he says that he has been there for a long time, it's a crazy geopolitical mogrunt, you know how it is with people who are really interested in conspiracy theories, he's a strange person. he has astrologers in the e-e staff, shamans, he has a special unit in this security council, who before that was in the fsb, those who are there they look at the sky, they create natal charts, he works with all this, and that is why i do not think that this person, but i understand that putin may consider it necessary to talk to him about something and consult with him. but i think that he is, in principle, a patient of psych

i would have hinted that we are ready to transfer part of our representation from tel aviv to the virus would be a very powerful step. yes, here. why not just like that, but in coordination in specific coordination ? work in other important directions for us, that is, i would lead this discussion on a specific resolution, which is really an annual one. it is really not about israel, although you cannot turn a blind eye to it, it is important for israel and well, the most we could do is to withdraw from the vote, but open up the issue of non-proliferation of nuclear weapons for ukraine was also not comilfo, that is, it was necessary to change the discussion from not to wait for someone there for us in the public sphere to spin everything, but to raise in the public sphere completely different questions of interaction, uh, just ukraine-israel. i think that we are opening a page that we had. by the way, with the premiere on money and it was successful, there was such a pause for about two years, maybe more in these relations, and not only because they constantly changed there in israel, bu

yeah, you la pete has just cost his vote in tel aviv deka is more from western them. it is essentially if you break it down, i let must test once again the popularity context for benjamin netanyahu has his absence in the prime minister seat made these really heart grow fonder. if you will, people will tell you this could perhaps perhaps be the last test for him. if he doesn't make it into office this time round, which would mean that we would see another electron, israel fixed, potentially early next year. this is one of the scenarios that may be then finally, his political career could be over. or people in denmark are also picking a new parliament, 14 parties evolving, 479 seats. a political battle is between the incumbent left wing block and right when candidates south quiz, interior minister has apologized for crush on saturday. the killed a 156 people. please submit the response was not adequate and president ukes. so y'all has called for more safety measures to prevent crowd accident. indeed, prime minister neuron de modi's expected to visit the site of sunday's

palestine are close to the kremlin, but against the background of russia's active cooperation with iran, tel aviv is beginning to change its views, writes in its material bbc it is time for an important choice - said volodymyr zelenskyy in an interview with an israeli tv channel, you need to choose whether you are on the side of ukraine or the russian federation, all my respect to israel, but you have to choose, you cannot be mediators in this war, the russians do not need mediators, they want someone won time and i think that they saw such a person in the former premier in the city of benedi, he wanted to make peace to stop the war but could not yet actively support ukraine in the event of victory in the elections, none of candidates, however, international experts say this will happen only after the formation of a strong government in the country oleg zinchenko tv channel rada nationwide marathon the only news in mykolaiv protect from shelling iconic monuments of the city they are covered with sandbags and also covered with a tarpaulin to protect these bags from ultraviolet light with the first

the main enemy of tehran, because there they understand that if iran completes its nuclear bomb , tel aviv will face new serious challenges, according to experts, 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 anti-aircraft defense, recently israel shared intelligence about the shaket drones and also transferred artificial intelligence systems to intercept iranian drones, will there be any 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 yes, 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. in this way we can help in this way, we can, at the same time , israel, coordinat

door iran and palestine, however, against the background of russia's active cooperation with iran, tel avivs beginning to change its views , the bbc writes in its material, it is time for an important of choice - said volodymyr zelenskyy in an interview with an israeli tv channel, you need to choose whether you are on the side of ukraine or the russian federation, all my respect for israel, but you have to choose, you can not be mediators in this war, the russians do not need mediators, they want someone to buy time and i think that they saw in the former prime minister benedi such a person, he wanted dimer to stop the war, but was unable to do so until now , none of the candidates announced active support for ukraine in the event of victory in the elections international experts say this will happen only after the formation of a strong government in the country . which was signed by more than 35 countries of the european union. ukraine was one of the countries that authored the convention and one of the first signed it in 2011, but ratified the document only this year, this was the main ne

black sea, during military exercise, their russian civilian airliner was shot down, flying from tel aviv to nova smears with 78 people died on board. many recalled also the tragedy of, of that tragedy in 2014. when over the done by some, the malaysian boeing was shut down, the so called international investigators, which, who included ukraine, who didn't even consider as a matter of principle, the possibility of ukraine's responsibility for that disaster. in over the past few months, we regularly see footage about the consequence of ukrainian air defense missiles falling on residential homes which were used to conceal these systems. they are clumsy attempts to pass up these incidents as consequences of brushing strikes, carried out with high precision weapons against the military targets and critical infrastructure while keeping silent. that in case of a direct hit of by such high precision weapons, there would be nothing left of these homes distinguished colleagues like we have long ago, stop being surprised by your attempts in any circumstances, in spite of factor common sense to blame

after spending some time in tel aviv, i thought that the national sport is food.ut how it would look like not kosher is to add finely chopped shrimp, for example, and not only a dish, but my favorite restaurant will no longer be kosher in the office. everyone is so friendly, everyone loves each other so much, but it happens that someone infuriates those who are in conflict do not get to us. we arrange a thorough interview. or do you completely earn everything yourself, that's why the apartment sharing with a friend to save it's some kind of banquet hall. you've got going here, my friends. i have 40,000 bottles of wine, and i did not buy them for beauty. my operator also wants to be your friend the lives of others premiere on sunday on the first day after day anxiety anxiety, and with them insomnia and so in a circle you can help yourself afobazol helps to cope with anxiety and insomnia afobazol 4 weeks for the most pronounced action on wednesday. we have kupaty from turkey on thursday in russia for children. you can find out the loan amount for a business without