it's united states of israel. welcome to the united states of israel. that's what this is the page of the tact a bunch of peaceful protesters. they've been pepper sprayed multiple times. i'm a registered nurse, i came up from tallahassee. i brought stuff to help people failing, guys use every single bit of it. never once that i see a police officer, anybody of any kind of capacity like that help anyone nevermind. is there anyone to believe in that was about just being made a comment of hire as not being that will that she is meeting us at yahoo tomorrow now that's now the job i the top of the ticket to see the past new or bring pieces or do you think? absolutely not, no. pamela harris is taught from the exact same class. there's been a couple of posts going around on social media and different things of her, i guess in kind of soft things toward palestinians trying to obviously gain boats. they will tell you anything they are lying to your faces, then they will go and do the opposite. none of them are appropriate to lead our country. absolutely. none of

and islam, and if during the cold war, the main policy objective of the united states in the middle east was: the preservation of israel, after the collapse of the soviet union, the main policy of the united states has been the superiority and the triumph of israel. over muslims, arabs and other people of the middle east, and now we are witnessing that second phase, and we have to remind our viewers what general wesley clark told to the public in the year 2003, after the bush administration decided to go to war against, sorry, it was in 2001, after the bush administration decided to go to war against afghanistan and iraq. westley clark told that he heard at the state department that the us government was planning in the next five years to go to war against seven countries and these seven countries were sudan, somalia, syria, libya, iraq, yemen, and the last one was iran, and if we see the chronology of us policies during the past two decays is that the americans have gone in all these countries, have separate. these countries have destroyed their their nation, state system, and the only and the last country which has s

united states of america. syria has always maintained a strict anti-israeli policy. moreover, hafez assad saw himself as the leader of the arab front of resistance against the united states of america. israeled towards rapprochement with the soviet union, which in turn laid down a negative foundation in relations with the united states of america. after the end of the cold war, for some time relations in the region were left to their own devices, which led to... to a surge in terrorism, including after the withdrawal of soviet troops from afghanistan, and then the eleventh year is the arab spring, within the framework of the old logic, the united states of america wanted to support all anti-government protests, and there were a whole series of these protests, tunisia, then egypt, bahrain, they affected libya and syria, and the syrians opposed the american support. government uprisings, they were supported by the russian federation. it must be said that the very stake of the united states of america on supporting anti-government movements did not work, neither in egypt, where the muslim thieves subsequently won as a result of parliamentary elections, nor in tunisia, this did not lead to the

and walnut and ya is in the united states of israel recover the bodies of another 5 hostages from gaza with more. can you tell us about that? a lot of details on that are still very soon, it is actually still unclear if these were bodies of hostages or bodies of soldiers . so it's, it's just something that we're going to have to follow in the coming hours and, and bring you more nicole negotiations over a hostage deal. something that you just mentioned, a lot of people, especially there in israel, or are hoping to see very soon are set to resume and know how to day. are we nearing an agreement? very difficult to say this. another agreement to bring back more hostages has proven elusive. so for many, many reasons, hesitations of the parties and negotiations are due to restart in the countries capital. in the how we've heard it is really media that is really delegation that was set to flight to do hot. today actually had its departure date, the late at the request of the prime minister because he wants them to travel after he has had that meeting with by then and harris in washington. an

israel. alabama, the first state in america to call for the establishment of the jewish state stands behind israel. and the united states of america is behind israel. as a christian, as an american, as an alabamian, i firmly support israel and i'm incredibly proud to do so. thank you. i yield the floor. a senator: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from north dakota. mr. hoeven: thank you, madam president. i rise to join my colleague from alabama and other colleagues and outline the importance of maintaining and continuing to strengthen our nation's support for our essential ally in the middle east, israel. the suns-israel partnership is vital for middle east and vital for the global fight against terror. israel needs our help to fend off numerous attacks from iran and its proxy, and i'm proud of the contributions our armed forces have made from defending israel from a wide variety of drone and missile attacks. the skill of our committed airmen, airwomen, airmen and women, soldiers, marines, special forces, their skill, unbel unbelievable, their bravery, courage under fire, the technology that we

those 2 errors and that's with united states of israel. title america, if you'd like to. that's amazing. the background. i'm sorry to be slightly cynical, but it's fossil cool. any more difficult questions? yeah, uh professor um professor allison, that's it. thank you for your time. unfortunately, we are gonna have to cut the interview short because we have um, some breaking news right now. we're going to go take you live to the united states for foreign minister, a circuit lab. rob is holding a news conference following his speech at the un security council session on the middle east. so let's listen in yesterday. and the same was said, and particularly during this open debate with a particular particular emphasis on palestine on the me least most resolutions on the, the middle east, on palestine and not being observed. and the 2nd open debate i've mentioned is still going on because many participants have spoken in favor of the resident steps to their position. coincides with i was the 1st things to do is to put in and to the house dedicated to the military alteration t

, now to use a slang word, he turned israel into the bully of the region that anyone can beat and israel can't do anything, and now with his trip to the united states, he wants to bring a bigger one on top of this. fight to say that someone wants to support me , and naturally, this is the united states. the title is a tool used by netanyahu even now . the point is that he always wants iranophobia, which in some way, if the united states has agreements with iran, will affect these agreements and ultimately his support will be the support of the united states. let him get behind himself so that he can change the fronts of the war in the next stage, go to another front, for example in lebanon or in syria or any other front, mr. motaqib, the type of reaction. four hours later, he reacted that israel is facing problems in its public relations and that the war in gaza should be ended quickly. your excellency's assessment is too short. one minute. this is why israel cannot spread the war in the regional environment. on the other hand, the war in the middle east and ukraine is one of the most serious issues. camilla harris and trump will be in the so-calle

want to underscore the importance of the longtime partnership between the people of the united states and the people of israel. after the horrors of the holocaust, the united states led the effort at the united nations to advocate for the establishment of a homeland for the jewish people. and then in may 1948, the united states under the leadership of president harry truman became the first country to recognize the state of israel. and that support, that solidarity has held firm for 76 years through many conflicts. that was especially true in the immediate aftermath of the vicious hamas terror attack on october 7. ten days later, president biden traveled to jerusalem to embrace the people of israel and let them know that we, the united states, stands with them after that brutal massacre that killed over 1200 people and seized over 250 hostages. those bonds between the people of israel and the people of the united states remains strong today. but the actions and words of prime minister netanyahu and his ultraright extremist coalition, both before and since the october 7 attacks have weakened the ties between t

3.8 billion dollars, so there is quite a lot of serious financial assistance, but nevertheless israel still fears and wants confirmation that the united stateselections or some change in the political landscape of the united states, the united states will continue to defend israel. similar proposals for creating such an anti-iranian alliance have already been made before, but if we talk about iran’s reaction, yes, what is it now, especially considering that the head of the islamic republic has changed, can we expect any such bright speeches to netanyahu’s words? well, there can be speeches, politicians always make some statements or emphasize some things that happen during either statements or negotiations in foreign policy, but now iran is more interested in brix, believe me, now they have a different situation, since january 1 they entered the brix system, the chairman of the iranian parliament flew to st. petersburg and represented iran. mr. galibav, who held a meeting with the president of the russian federation, vladimovich putin, with the chairman of the federation council votrienka from the chairman of the state duma volodin, and this

maintaining the situation created by the continued presence of the state of israel. is of the opinion that international organizations, including united nations are under anation not to recognize as legal the situation arising from the unlawful presence of the state of israel in the occupied palestinian territory, by 12 votes to th is of the opinion that united nations and especially the general assembly which this opinion and the security council should consider the precise modalities and further action required to bring to an end as rapidly as possible the unlawful presence of the state of israel in the occupied palestinian territory liberation the icj said israel has deprived palestinians from their right to self-determination. the court also said israel's settlement constructions in the occupied west bank. are in breach of the fourth geneva convention. the icj says exploitation of natural resources in the palestinian territory by israel is in breach of international law. the top un court says despite israel's military withdrawal in 2005, gaza strip is still under occupation and israel must fulfill its obligations as the occupying

the united states cannot say no to israel, it's important to understand the the power relationship here, the power is with israel, not with the united states, united states because of the way the israel control congress, all days israel, that's the the direction of of power, the united states is not able, the us administration is not able for any long period of time to deny any israeli request, but sometimes they go through the motions, they pretend to be putting pressure on israel, but it never lasts and the... bluff is always called, we will remember that the american said, no entry into raffa by the israeli army can be permitted, well what did israel do? the army walked straight into rafa and what did america do? nothing, and this is now being quietly forgotten, the ultimatum to israel was a bluff, and it's the same with the temporary denial of these very heavy bombs, and this this is not going to change. all right, thank you for that. peter forward, former british ambassador to syria, thank you, and kim sheriff, activist and lawyer from, thank you to you both. with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight, and the team, it's goodbye. a soul sari

the united states cannot say no, to israel, it's important to understand the the power relationship here, the power is with israel, not with the united states. united states, because of the way the israelis control congress all days israel, that's the the direction of power, the united states is not able, the us administration is not. able for any long period of time to deny any israeli request, but sometimes they go through the motions, they pretend to be putting pressure on israel, but it never lasts and their bluff is always called, we will remember the american said, no entry into rafa by the israeli army can be permitted, well... what did israel do? the army walked straight into rafa and what did america do? nothing, and this is now being quietly forgotten. the ultimatum to israel was a bluff, and it's the same with the temporary denial of these very heavy bombs. and this this is not going to change. all right, thank you for that. peter ford, former british ambassador to syria, uh, thank you, and kim sheriff. activist and lawyer from london, thank you to you both. with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight from the team. it's goodbye. a soul s

"of course the united states and israel will vote against and be outvoted by all the countries, unless may be the other half of the anglo american empire votes with the united states, that would be uh great britain, united kingdom, however, one point that needs to be mentioned here that we didn't cover in the first commentator's remarks is that the court has ordered reparations, reparations for the damage done by the israeli occupation include..." not just what has happened during all of the period of the occupation, but also what is happening today, and the reparations due a, as a result of this illegal activity, definitely enter into the billions of dollars. if the reparations are ordered by the un general assembly, it means that countries that accept the resolution can seize israeli assets, including their embassies in countries around the world, so we're going to see... very serious confrontation here between the law and the state of israel. that's right. mr. use, mr. bosnic uh mentioned reparations. the ruling is non-bind, well that, but do you think it will pave the way for israe

the countries western europe entering the battle, if it was not for the command of the united states of america, israel could not survive within these 10 months, and basically the americans are fighting, period. the turning point that is happening here, i want to give a historical symmetry to the beginning of islam. we believe that it is based on an indisputable principle. the thing that islam is based on, the prophet of islam, is a heresy as a reason, but what is the real reason that can actually keep this issue strong after thousands of years , and make islam a progressive religion in today's global arena? its purpose is to rise up. abdullah in 60 hijri, that is, 60 years after the emigration of the holy prophet of islam, where is the original reason for the imam's movement? the regime's strategic error zionism was in the fact that no, we say that basically god created our enemies from everyone. blessed and exalted, what happened is that the biggest mistake they committed in terms of time and location is the location of islamic iran and the muharram time of aba abdullah al-hussein and this happy and

request after the incident of the uh us uss liberty being attacked which which again shows you that you you know israel uh has israel leaves no quarter for not either the united states or the united kingdom, i mean israel is not our friend, zionism is not our friend, and we should not tolerate these kinds of things and it's shocking that the united states gives 3.8 billion dollars every single year despite this attack, and i know these israel pay compensation. richard, let me let me just turn to to to to david now, i mean i want to say briefly, we have the kind of love affair codeen operations on it to force jews out of egypt involved lots of flag terror attacks. etc. mean i wonder what you know mosaid hopes to gain from that, but i just wanted to ask you as well about the iraq operation which that involved number of bombings against jewish targets. mean that remains hugely controversial in israel even to this day doesn't it? but but it's pretty clear that that they did actually happen. oh yes, mean in both the cases of the of egypt and in fact iraq there were mosad bombings right? yes, it's disputed whether one of the bombings in iraq was done by masad or not, but

ask, your senator, about the united states, and president biden, secretary of state blinken, have repeatedly seemed to distance the united states from the actions of israel. israel, of course, will do everything possible to never leave the dutch heights. everything is very simple there: the main supply of fresh water that israel uses is concentrated on the dutch heights. and whoever owns the dutch heights solves this problem for himself. as for netanya, you know, he is not afraid of hezbollah now, he is not afraid of the houthis, not iran, he is afraid of his own opposition. i have. netanyahu, as soon as the military stops actions, he understands that the opposition will take on him, he will have to answer for personal charges, as andrei glebych said, he will have to answer for october 7, for what happened last year, for the sacrifices made by the people of both israel and hamas over these months, so you know, he’s already wound up, he can’t stop, he ’ll keep going. to the end, and to be honest, i think that netanyahu seems to have gotten too carried away, he simply cannot understand how to act in this situation, he understands that he should stop it’s i

the secretary of state of the united states of america, antoniy blinken, stated that israel and hamas are allegedly close to a truce, he also stated this, the american press and american online publications are saying this in part. at the same time, we see that johnson publishes a peace plan for ukraine and allegedly says that this... conditionally speaking, it could be trump's peace plan, yes, well, these are the parallels, so to speak, that we have now, mr. igor , how do you generally assess the closeness of this truce, possible or whether it can really be implemented between israel and hamas in the near future, or again, it will all be disrupted and postponed for some certain. well, the problem is that there have already been many such rumors about a truce, yes, that is, for almost several months we have been watching the attempts of both the american administration, first of all, and those of the arab countries, first of all egypt, to organize just such a truce. i, so far it is rather further than we want, and... because there are positions of netanyahu, there are positions of far

a journalist, let's say so, another topic, netanyahu in the united states of america, finally, yes, we see. that the prime minister of israeled the united states congress america, there he stated that iran is the main threat to the world and we need to join forces to stop it, yes, also, in general, basically, we saw that kamala harris missed this speech, well it's clear that she has an election campaign going on, and basically she... and she shouldn't have been there, speaking of that, yes, but then she met, so the next thing is what i wanted to say, and she stated that , which will not be silent, and about the gas situation, but understood that the united states of america also will support israel, these statements were also made, and of course, the prime minister of israel met with donald trump. they held, so to speak, a conversation, held a meeting, and what they agreed on, we will also talk about now, actually. is this visit taking place against the backdrop of an election campaign? republicans are trying to use it to remind that they are true friends of israel. in fact, why did benjamin netanyahu come now, why didn't h

that's a result. and the the power relationship here, the power is with israel, not with the united states. united states, because of the way the israelis control congress obeys israel, that's the the direction of power, the united states is not able, the us administration is not able for any long period of time to deny any israel request, but sometimes they go through the motions, they pretend to be putting pressure on israel, but it never less and their bluff is always called. we will remember that the americans said, no entry into rafa by the israeli army can be permitted. well, what did israel do? the army walked straight into rafa and what did? could do nothing, and this is now being quietly forgotten, the ultimatum to israel was a bluff, and it's the same with the temporary denial of these very heavy bombs and this this is not going to change. all right, thank you for that, peter, former british ambassador to syria, thank you, and sheriff, activist and lawyer from london, thank you to you both. welcome to an end for this edition of the spotlight. way and the team, it's goodbye, wake up, it's a long night, darl

netanyahu to show them that israel will submits an opportunity to cease by a proposal to come off in 2 days time. as we came in and really emphasizing to the leaders of the united states and of israel, a desire to get this deal done. this 3 phase deal with the president announced a few weeks ago and has been on the bow shooting table in order to return all now 115 of these really hostages. and to end the suffering of the people of god that because the moment they come home is a 150 chilling ends, the madness ends, we feel probably more optimistic than we have since the 1st round of releases. in late november, early december, we're a little over a 100 of is real fast digits. it were released and we got absolute commitment from the, by the ministration and from prime minister and attorney out that they understand the urgency of this moment now to waste no time. and to complete this deal, as it currently stands with as little changes humanly possible within its i mean, well on the ground and goals of these really minute tree kills at least 28 palestinians in hon. eunice on thursday. the on the launch the tax on the southern city for a false consecutive days, thousands of

east jerusalem, and of course britain and the united states, well the united states particularly did not sanction roman abraham. following the intervention of political figures from israeland so roman abraham had to relinquish his role at chelsea and lead and leave the country following the russian operation in ukraine as part of the nato proxy war yeah yeah well our next report and highlights how the prime minister sir has wasted no time in appointing outspoken zionists to key government positions 's first acts in government has been to appoint foreign agent to vital position. labour prime minister kier stama took the bold step of selecting ruth anderson, formerly ruth smith, for the role of government whip in the house of lords. this means she is relied upon to enforce party policy within the house of lords. andison cut her teeth as director of public affairs at israel lobby group bycom where she has worked for years. she was identified in u.s. cables as a strictly protected informance as exposed by wikileaks. her now ex-husband michael smith was at the same time and is to this day, a director of the us embassy funded british american projects set up to cultivate pro-

less and less likely, so as families, we came in really emphasising to the leaders of the united states and of israel negotiating table, in order to return all now hundred 15 of the israeli hostages and to end the suffering of the people of gaza, because the moment they come home, these hundred 15, the killing ends, these hundred 15, the killing ends, the madness ends, and so that is how we walk through the doors on the way in. anti—war protesters were gathered outside the white house for the meeting. our state department correspondent tom bateman was there. well, it was another day of protest that has followed benjamin netanyahu around washington, not least here at the gates of the white house over many hours, during which mr netanyahu was meeting president biden and kamala harris, the vice president — that meeting, of course, taking on increased importance because of her run for the democratic nomination and the presidency itself. what the us administration is trying to do here is pressure mr netanyahu to accept a ceasefire and hostage release deal. they believe that he is now becoming the biggest

defense that i think he said for explaining that for the apartment as of benjamin us and yahoo has returned israel from the united states is using the security security cabinet. that's a form, a response to has the law of to what they say was an attack by the onto group on sunday is what has accused. the group of the rocket attack can be occupied golden heights, which kills 12 people has the leather has denied any involvement 7. honda reports now from weber's a lot of those 7 years simultaneous strikes in multiple locations across southern lebanon, isabel said it targeted as well as weapons to oppose an infrastructure and a message, but not the response promised by israel for the rocket to attack that killed civilians. in the is really controlled syrian occupied colon heights late on saturday and they will give us a terrible tragedy in this, in boys and girls. it breaks your heart and i tell you his bullet is responsible for this, and they will pay the price. has beloved denied carrying out the strike, but as well as unconvinced saying the mass casualty incident was the most significant event. since october 7th, i shall

does it matter who is the president of the united states? israel remains a strong ally of america. i was present in washington. i will meet and discuss the important goals of israel in the war with the senior officials of the united states. among his goals is to meet trump , the republican candidate, and kamal haris, the possible democratic candidate in the presidential elections. on november 15, the republican candidate is doubtful about netanyahu's request, and the leading figure of the democrats has not yet specified an exact date. of course, harris has also announced that he will not attend netanyahu's speech in congress as the first vice president of the united states. an action against the political custom in this country. doubt doubt to meet with netanyahu , probably because of the unpopularity of the zionist prime minister among the city. netanyahu's center pew research announced in the statistical report. 53 % of americans do not trust netanyahu or have little trust. this report says that distrust in netanyahu has increased by 11% compared to last year. the protest handbill

one more topic netanyahu in the united states of america on... we see that the prime minister of israel the congress of the united states of america, where he stated that iran is the main threat to the world, and we need to join forces to to stop him, yes, also, in general, in fact, we saw that kamala harris missed this performance, well, of course, she has an election going on. company and in principle she should not have been there, if we talk about it, yes, but she met, but then she met, so the next thing i wanted to say, and she stated that she would not be silent like this, and the gas situation, but it is clear that the united states of america will also support israel, these statements were also made, and of course, the prime minister of israel met. with donald trump, er, they held a conversation, so to speak, held a meeting, and what they agreed on, we will also talk now, actually, this visit, it is being carried out against the background of the election campaign, the republicans are trying to use it for , to remind that they are true friends of israel. actually, why now? has b

message that the palestinian flag is not the flag of the state of texas and it's not the flag of the united states of america. texas stands with israel and we are willing to fight for it. [applause] so for rjc know in texas you have a friend in as much as we fight to secure the border we will fight to secure your safety and security in the lone star state. god bless you all. the people of israel and the rjc [applause] >> i love texas. our next speaker is somebody that americans have gotten to know and that americans have gotten to love and when donald j. trump's president america will be the energy world leader again. he understands it better than any in america any in american onyx peak a great friend of mine and my neighbors nd doug burgum. governor. good evening. you are hearing you are making a difference and you are here and not just because you care about israel or your relatives or family or kids in your grandkids. you're here because you care about our future and the number one thing you can do to secure the future for israel is reelect donald j. trump. [applause] and i will tell you why. that's not just a campaign slogan tha

and i'm one of the few people that does not see the united states as being lock stock and barrel by israel. but digital being a dutiful, surrogate for the united states to carry out his policies of genocide be on the ground reading the bank, the sanctions in the region. so this, this, this whole double speak is just bizarre. yeah. for yeah, i mean, family essentially saying i will admit, there's likely you just said i didn't watch the speech. i read the speech because i knew we were going to talk about in this program. but i just couldn't stomach watching the lives that he spewed one after another. even his own military disagrees with him. gentlemen, i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on netanyahu's address to congress state without the the, the center for those ones that are 1st known as setting to store a committee of the company solution to. and i need to return you to set up with, it's just that it would be due to the cbs, cbs criteria to that you're seeing that flipped stores as soon as the able to b

but i will say also whatever it whatever is an existential threat to israel is an existential threat to the united states of america. [applause] when anybody in the safety is compromised in the united states, that by itself is a challenge but in israel itself in the fight against hamas and anybody that attacks the state of israel. [applause] >> also, as the ambassador and replied, this is a multipronged battle that begins long before october 7th. in texas, we began this battle against those that are attacking israel. when i signed the law saying texas is not going to tolerate any discrimination that gives jews or israel in the state of texas i signed a law that will defund and disallow any business that discriminates against jews or israel and they will not be allowed to do business with the state of texas, period. [applause] there are some very big companies many of you have heard of air b&b. they got hit because they discriminated against israeli and we are not going to tolerate it. [applause] to show the alliance we have with israel you know the war begins on october the seventh. first in part to show so

this request after the incident of the us uss liberty being attacked, which which again shows you that israel uh has "israel leaves no quarter for neither the united states or the united kingdom, i mean israel is not our friend, zianism is not our friend, and we should not tolerate these kinds of things and it's shocking that united states gives $3.8 billion dollar every single year despite this attack and rich let me let me turn to to to david, i mean want to say briefly, we have the kind of on the fair code name operation sasanna to force jews out of egypt involved lots of faults." flag terror attacks etc. mean i wonder what yousaid hoped to gain from that, but i just wanted to ask you as well about the iraq operation which that involved number of bombings against jewish targets, i mean that remains hugely controversial in israel even to this day, doesn't it? but it's pretty pretty clear that that they did actually happen. oh yes, i mean in both the cases of the of egypt uh and in fact iraq there were um mosad bombings right? yes, it's disputed whether one of the bombings in iraq was done by mosad or not, but it's certainly. cases has been confirmed th

the palestinian groups were able to reach an agreement for the future of gaza, it was recently revealed that the united states , israel , and the uae had held a secret meeting for the future of gaza, and the uae had announced in that meeting that it was ready for the american plan. and israel for the future of the issue, he even sent his own military forces to gaza, with the conditions of resistance in gaza today, and with the announcement of the support of 14 main palestinian groups to establish this national unity government in gaza, do you think that the plan and actions of the americans and israelis and a government like the uae wanted to help them, what would be the result ? it seems that all these talks are the same old policies. they use and at the same time they accuse iran of creating disturbances in this situation , but it is quite clear that a lot of development and transformation obtained. to participate in this secret meeting and participate in the program of israel and the united states may have been an attempt by the arab countries to destroy and disrupt this agreement. to take action. thanks. i have a