sir tom phillips a former british diplomat who served as ambassador to israel and the kingdom of saudig themselves as a forced to be reckoned with. الاسرائيلي كان في حاله عدم الاستعداد لمثل هذا الهجوم وهذا ليس فقط لغياب معلومات استخباراتيه في الساعد الاخيره قبل الهجوم. نتحدث هنا عن استهتارر واستخفاف في تخمين قدرات. of flood, fierse battle aimed at abolishing the longest occupation in history has now raged on for year. the israeli regime yearns to rewind time to the moments before october 7th, a day that marked the first monumental strike against an advanced military orchestrated by a resistance group that had languished under siege from nearly two decades, the flood was not merely setback for israel, but more like the beginning of the end. الحكومه كانت في مفاجاه كبيره جدا. هذا الهجوم المبارت نجح في ان يكون بالفعل مفاجا كمفاجاه كبيره لحكومه اسرائيل، لا عارفه اذا كان شلل او انتظار لرد فعل فقط. the initial shock waves ripple through the israeli establishment, morphing from surprise to disbelief, and ultimately shaking it to its very core. today, israel, by the look of things, stands on th

passage of violence, the foundations of israel began to crumble like a fragile house of cards, sir tom phillips a former british diplomate. who served as ambassador to israel and the kingdom of saudi arabia, wrote on april 9, 2024 in haaratz that hamas had succeeded in his objective of obtaining the release of as many palestinians held in israeli prisons as possible and of reasserting themselves as a force to be reckoned with. saeli cancell, the israel regime yearns to rewind time to the moments before october 7th, a day that marked the first monumental strike against an advanced military, orchestrated by a resistance group that had languished under siege for nearly two decades. the flood was not merely setback for israel, but more like the beginning of the end. نجح في ان يكون بالفعل مفاجئ كمفاجاه كبيره لحكومه اسرائيل لا عارفه اذا كان شلل او انتظار لرد فعل فقط من القوات العسكريه ولكن راينا صور لنتنياهو في الايام الاولى بعد هذا الهجوم هو كان يبدو وكان وضعه الصعب وكان هذا الهجوم نجح بالفعل ان يفاجئه. ripple through the israeli establishment, morphing from surprise to disbelief, and ultimately sha

sir, tom phillips, a former british diplomat who served as ambassador to israel and the kingdom of saudi arabia, wrote on april 9, 2024 in haarets that hamas had succeeded in his objective of obtaining the release of as many palestinians held in israeli prisons as possible and of reasserting themselves as a forced to be reckoned with. الاسرائيلي كان في حاله عدم الاستعداد لمثل هذا الهجوم وهذا ليس فقط لغياب معلومات استخباراتيه في الساعات الاخيره قبل الهجوم نتحدث هنا عن استهتار واستخفاف في تخمين قدرات حماس. nation alaxa flood, fierse battle aimed at abolishing the longest occupation in history, has now raged on for year. the israeli regime yearns to rewind time to the moments before october 7th, a day that marked the first monumental strike against an advanced military orchestrated by a resistance group that had languished under siege for nearly two decades. the flood was not merely setback for israel, الحكومه كانت في مفاجاه كبيره جدا هذا الهجوم المباغت نجح في ان يكون بالفعل مفاجئ كمفاجاه كبيره ل حكومه اسرائيل لا عارفه اذا كان شلل او انتظار لرد فعل فقط من القوات العسكريه ولكن راينا صور لنتن

sir tom phillips, a former british diplomat who served as ambassador to israel and the kingdom of saudial strike against an advanced military orchestrated by a resistance group that had languished under siege for nearly two decades. the flood was not merely setback for israel,

tom phillips and the children, now aged eight, nine and 11, were spotted by hunters in a remote partl alive, but is desperate for them to come home. this year's nobel prize for chemistry has been awarded to three scientists for pioneering work on proteins — often described as the building blocks of life. amongst them is british computer scientist sir demis hassabis. 0ur science correspondent pallab ghosh has been talking to him. demis hassabis was a child prodigy, becoming a chess master when he was still a boy. from humble origins, he bought his first computer from his chess winnings and began a career in the gaming industry. the 2024 nobel prize in chemistry... and now, he's won the biggest prize in science. ..demis hassabis. but his prize is not for computing, but for using ai to solve one of the hardest puzzles in biology — how the building blocks of life, called proteins, form, and predicting their shape and structure. these can be thought of as the cogs in the machinery of all living things. demis, huge congratulations. you've won the biggest prize in science. how do you feel?

tom phillips and the children — now aged eight, nine and 11 — were spotted by hunters in a remote parten's mother said she was relieved to know they are still alive, but is desperate from them to come home. this year's nobel prize for chemistry has been awarded to three scientists for pioneering work on proteins, often described as the building blocks of life. amongst them is british computer scientist sir demis hassabis. our science correspondent, pallab ghosh, has been talking to him. demis hassabis was a child prodigy, becoming a chess master when he was still a boy. from humble origins, he bought his first computer from his chess winnings and began a career in the gaming industry. the 2024 nobel prize in chemistry... and now, he's won the biggest prize in science. ..demis hassabis. but his prize is not for computing, but for using al to solve one of the hardest puzzles in biology. of the hardest puzzles in biology — how the building blocks of life, called proteins, form, and predicting their shape and structure. these can be thought of as the cogs in the machinery of all living thi

tom: is the latest on the doj investigation into phillips? are you leaving provisions aside?no further update because they need to collaborate. we have seen them contribute, growth coming back, strong profitability and margins doubled from last quarter. so respiratory care is becoming a key focus, how we can serve patients with exciting innovations. tom: you talk about working through some of these issues, partners raising their stake, a vote of confidence in you. do you expect them to increase fervor? roy: they have shown interest in the plan, the execution and long-term prospects we have been showcasing, limiting intervention and monitoring, also margin trajectory improvement is something we have worked on but need to continue. confidence is growing, momentum is building and if you see what we did to address some of it, we have been localizing but also america out of america so that we are prepared, you need to respond every day. simplification was a big one. on the back of reductions we did take up so we keep driving strong control. tom: we will see if the resilience is ne

tom narayan of rbc. with your bloomberg brief, let's cross over to dani burger. dani: thank you. the medtech firms cuts forecasts, now 1.5% for the year. earlier, phillips its health care sector, with strict acquirements for many products. the ceo says uncertainty in china will remain the next few quarters. former president donald trump held a nearly six-hour rally at new york city's madison square garden yesterday. trump was joined on stage by nearly two dozen speakers. the rally featured is him's of vice president harris over the border, crime, and the economy, and also included a comedian who made off-color jokes about latinos and called puerto rico a "floating island of garbage." shohei ohtani is expected to play in tonight's game after partially dislocating his left shoulder. the dodgers manager said he did not have the exact agnes of the injury and said that ohtani is planning to play through the discomfort. the yankees host the dodgers for game three in the bronx tonight. jonathan: thank you. more from dani in about 30 minutes. up next, dueling economic plans. >> i am a believer in tariffs. it is the most beautiful word there is, tariff. >> i wil