he's the president of the us middle east project and a former israeli negotiate a daniel, thanks so much for being on this news. our 1st thing talk us through the turbulent wakes that have led up to these point and the pressure that the government is under . is it any surprise that a got is point? well, as was pointed out, emily, this is a hybrid coalition. it was built up over glue that consisted exclusively of not wanting not an yahoo. so you had some of her, the center, the center left the far right. ah, one of the parties representing the palestinian arab citizens. it was always going to be hard to hold that together. it held together for a year. and what you saw was members from the right peeling off, just one or 2. it was a government with a tiniest majority. so one or 2. and that's what happened or one peeled off right at the beginning. another left, a 3rd has now said that he would leave all paradoxically, perhaps from the party of the prime minister, natalie bennett. he only won 7 seats out of a 120, but it became prime minister all peeled off over issues that the government was

yeah, i like people stand in inter and prime minister daniel levy is the president of the us middle east project. and a former is really negotiator. he says the collapse of this parliament is not a surprise, and it's a real opportunity for former prime minister benjamin netanyahu to make his return to politics. the parliament will vote to dissolve itself. the date has been agreed. i believe for late october, there's the jewish holiday season, jewish new year tournament in october. it will be at the end of october unless not an yahoo computer away enough members to form a majority of 61 in the current parliament. that seems very unlikely that the betting will be against that. so the likelihood is elections, not and young, looks pretty strong in those elections. he's in court defending himself. he kind of needs this to assist his court position. there are strong suggestions that he would try and change things so that the court case itself could not continue if his prime minister again, he poles highest in the opinion polls consistently. he's party poles, highest the question as ever with t

so biden's 1st trip has us pressed into the middle east with include saudi arabia. after all, he's looking to reset the relationship at a time when he needs help from the oil, mich kingdom, to alleviate high petrol prices, the white house correspondents, kimberly hawk. it reports. it's a reversal of his pledge he made before becoming president to isolate the kingdom of saudi arabia. we run in fact make them pay the price and make them in fact, the pariah that they are. but now after weeks of speculation, the white house confirms us president joe biden will make a trip next month to saudi arabia to sit down with its leaders. officially biden's trip is to improve us saudi relations. but the president is under pressure to convince gulf leaders to pump more oil to help bring down spiking us gas prices. given saudi arabia's poor human rights record. the president is being criticized by members of his own democratic party for ignoring human rights in favor of economics. this is someone who butchered on american resident a cut him up into pieces in the most terrible and pr

maybe to be a little bit, but more complicated goes there, but nevertheless, but what awaits us, uh, the middle eastarea is such a exchange, that is, these are arab countries, and they give us the question of why you didn’t come we used to have full-length hollywood, indian bollywood everywhere, we had japanese anime. we had south korean cartoons, but we don’t know russian cartoons at all, honestly the answer to this question is simple, these markets require a more serious approach, more serious adaptation. sometimes in cartoons you need change content. sometimes you need to change contexts, respectively, this is not just dubbing into arabic or chinese, for example, this is localization, and it seemed to us that we had these plans in soyuzmultfilm, but it seemed to us that we would now master simpler markets, and in the twenty- third and in the twenty-fourth year. we had markets for exchange markets, and they were in the plans for southeast asia, but now we need to reorganize to go to these markets. now, lately, i myself have personally met with many representatives of these markets and i can state

barton will now include saudi arabia on the itinerary of his 1st middle east trip as us president. he's looking to reset the relationship at a time when the u. s. is pushing for more oil to be pumped to produce high actual prices. and ukraine says it's military is trying to get the last remaining siblings out of cetera. don, yes, russia is getting closer to taking over the eastern city as it tightens its grip on the dawn, thus reaching the well food program says it's suspending food 8 to 1700000 people in south saddam because it doesn't have enough money. soaring prices of food linked to the war and ukraine. i've left agencies struggling for funds, years of fighting and climate change of pushed more than 60 percent of the population toward severe hunger. a doubling p says it needs $426000000.00 over the next 6 months. we are particularly concerned with these cars, especially because these cars are happening at the start of the lean season. when families have completely exhausted any food reserves and are likely to continue to suffer acute levels of hunger as the lean season deepens

also to vehicles are used widely by malicious conflicts all over the middle east, us improvised rockets launcher systems. we go reaction from former us marine corps intelligence officer, scott ritter. ukrainian government is made no secret that they will seek to carry out acts of this nature. terrorism is universal, so it's not just in the middle east, it's, you know, these, these are tactics that have been used anywhere where you have an anti social elements seeking to inflict harm on the powers that be and think, you know, you know, as civilians of this nature, it's murder, it's terrorism, and it's, it's also an indication that this is pretty much the limit to what the crate is can do at this point, time limited acted limited actions of targeted murder. this isn't widespread resistance, at least not yet. we see now that what they're left with is actually terrorism and acts of desperation. i mean putting rocket launcher from a down helicopter on the back of a pickup truck isn't, is not the kind of action you expect from a, from a winning side. so i think, you know, this is what the ukr

russia and the united states, and this will have a positive impact on the entire middle east or many thanks for taking us throughout . as always, much appreciated, middle east expert can work mafia and live on heart. but if you'd like to explore those stories further in the rundown, may i suggest r t dot com solid jumping off point all is fresh content lively debate to be fine there as well. bye for now. the yes, i mean usually my teaching. i me a shout, all your young important for when was you with jacka, michael, pushing life. we're ordering a new initial no. i knew you were from gerber demand started from lamar markovich. long when i started predictor scholar, you girls show me actually data. ah, now she needed a motion. that is the noise of so boy the very a border term. so it does not mean what number do stay on the so as another you know, allows lynn. it's anonymous be allows me of unites very diana had to go. it almost all. and i see at the national she dorm dk, bam we missed it. we cielo brew slowed amy dawn because i damn near. she still got thought it nice when the jelly, a scholarly buckeye e

also coming up us president joe biden ad saudi arabia to his upcoming middle east trip and about face to seek relief from high oil prices. survivors of masika in between a facet 10 of being left, displaced on defenseless ann jubilation for costa rica, who beat new zealand to claim the final spot of this. he has cut off well written supposed deportation. flight of asylum seekers to rolanda didn't get off the ground after lost my intervention by the european court of human rights. be controversial. see has been criticized as being in humane and has been legally challenged by the government. and this is necessary to stop dangerous attempts to enter the u. k. letting bother reports from london. waiting to depart for a wonder, but even with the plain in position at an air base in western england. the legal challenges continued. lawyers for a handful of asylum seekers still do to be flown to ca, golly, asked the european court of human rights to get them off. the deportation list. it did, and suddenly the flight was called off. on monday, the court of appeal had ruled the flight. could go a

so kimberly the previous trumpet, ministration took us policy towards the middle east, a little bit of a detail when it comes to israel. what do we expect from buying on this trip? we don't expect a big change when it comes to the bio ministration. israel policy, in fact is pretty similar to donald trump, his predecessor, there really is no difference when it comes to the legal settlements. there has been no condemnation of that from the by ministration. and we're also seeing no effort to make good on a campaign promise to essentially put in place consulate for palestinians in jerusalem. what we do know is that the earth president is scheduled to hold a virtual summit with the israeli prime minister, as well as the indian leader and the leader of the united arab emirates. we also expect that he will meet with matthew to boss in the west bank. we don't know what that location will be, but this is controversial for the us president, given the fact that he's been dragging his heels really has not pressed the israelis to look into the assassination of al jazeera as oh, journalist read. i'v

they wanted us to stabilize the middle east before breaking the transceiver in the bottom.k him under our contract. this was in 2007. before that it's general clark who is now calling for nato to intervene and tell the russians to stop, when he gave the order to yugoslavia the british refused to carry out they said, we are not psychos to fight the russians, but this is the approach. the most belligerent and most deceitful country in the world, the united states dares to talk about peace and the defense of democracy. do not make me laugh. well, just don't tell me, by the way, he has been responding very harshly lately, by the way, i want to congratulate the chinese comrades. sezenpina is the leader of the people's republic of china. not today is a birthday on the same day as eugene yanych, satanovsky, whom we also congratulate. eh, happy holidays. you just had a very friendly conversation with vladimir vladimirovich today . confidential so the americans will be hysterical, that's what one of the chinese diplomats published. changes in the number of american indians compared

repeatedly with you, they will stop the supply, then half of africa will simply die well, for us and the middle east, yes, we set an example with angelica. 480 million people are fed by ukraine in the world. just imagine, half a billion live at the expense of the ukrainian village lord. this is a lot. this is a huge number of people. they allowed us to sell grain. that's why we didn't get into the specialty . we didn't get into it because there is no other option in the world on earth. it's the same. do we really understand ukrainian farmers ? even with such payment of taxes in ukraine, in what way will one be able to live on, pay taxes, this is also a question that many people ask and there are few answers, do you know that during the war, the choice is always very bad, either you make a bad choice here or here it's bad and so bad and so bad, you can't forbid a person to poison the occupiers, you can't. he says i want to poison them, everything is clear, mother, you have the right, it's also his right, what about the farmers? under the conditions it is difficult for you to carry out your work and w

middle east. $40000000000.00 us dollars is the rabbit coming during the every year. and 60 percent of india, oil or energy comes from the middle east and of and i didn't find them. it was very the recording from the onslaught of the funds to make it be a simply cannot afford to lose this kind of business and create connectivity with the middle east. we recently find a fee that agreement with the us. we are in the goal with the guns corp counsel for a free period agreement. and so when you look at it, this is a very, very important message. you find the topic if it is in the middle east, stop banding, indian products that are in the countries, i think going to be a deep probably. so this is, this is a crunch time for india. the leaders that we have to take a step against the those guilty and reach out to these countries and tell them that that will not be repeated in future. and printing vaccine will be taken against inflation in the united states has had a 40 year hive. consumer prices jumped 8.6 percent in may compared to last year, even more than economists had expe

this is out of there, alive from della also coming up us president joe biden ad saudi arabia to his upcoming middle east trip and about face to seek relief from high oil prices. ohms are demolished in northern india. what their muslim owners say is punishment for protesting against hate. speech and divers are racing to clear the remains of thousands of livestock on board. a shipment sank in sedans, rinsing britons 1st deportation. flight of asylum seekers to rolanda didn't get off the ground after last minute intervention by the european court of human rights. the controversial policy has been criticized as being in humane and has been legally challenged. the government insist is necessary to stop dangers attempts to enter the u. k. letting barbara reports from london waiting to depart for a wander, but even with the plain in position at an air base in western england. the legal challenges continued. lawyers for a handful of asylum seekers still do to be flown sick, a golly asked the european court of human rights to get them off. the deportation list. it did, and suddenly the flight was called off. on

is us president to the middle east next month is expected to meet and saudi arabia the crown prince, had been some man. the trip comes just a year after the bible administration concluded the prince had ordered the murder of journalists jamal, how shoji, the leader of ecuador main indigenous peoples movement has been arrested on the 1st day of a nationwide strike. please say leonardo was detained on suspicion of offensive offences rather, which were not specified. because in cambodia has convicted prominent lawyer theory sang and dozens of members of a disbanded opposition party with treason. they face up to 12 years in prison headlines. the news continues after my to nicea as the final 3 places at the feet, the will come, all decided will life from the playoffs will gather reaction from across the globe . a seems. this falls council 2022. the world qualifies. special coverage on al jazeera. ah ah will do only clueless how b. o donors of huffman o guzman will deliver the pat goodness a battle of mortal ha. ah, and it's mean it's one of the i did a little one of the gun. i did hit a m

as for the countries, there has been a shift towards those that are friendly to us from the middle east, africa, and asia. these are countries willing to work with our country hill. moreover, we do not abandon our goals and objectives to increase exports, maintaining all support measures for ganske, a republic, official, se sum, ukrainian soldiers have surrendered in the city of several done yet at a local chemical plant. there officials say that the number of those who surrendered and their affiliation to certain units has not been disclosed for security reasons. as to avoid persecution of relatives of those who have laid down their arms according to various estimates, up to 2 and a half 1000 troops. including foreign mercenaries are believed to be hold up in 7 done yet 6 industrial zone and with more ukrainian soldiers and at foreign mercenaries laying down their arms. some also were recently captured in northeastern ukraine, or t correspondent are among costs of spoke with to us fighters who are currently encamped to video. and we want you to keep in mind that we cannot maintain the

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has been betrayed and trodden over. officially, the president's trip is about advancing us interests in the middle east. by given jo biden's, plunging popularity. the ramifications of the trip back in the united states maybe even more consequential. kimberly help get al jazeera, the white house still to come here on al jazeera johnson. i could all orders the release of that indigenous leader after his arrest sparked outrage. america's best known stalls are in new york this years try back and festival chicks off under a short a name and an expanded program. ah ah, how i re change sunshine really ramping up across a good part of europe at the moment? did you see large, the clear sky said with the, the sun, a fair way north now we're really going to get good value for that sir. heat though, we have got some where to where the some slightly cooler weather up towards the northwest and some very wet weather i which was ne, just around laugh yeah. right. voice in force. hey, for some very heavy rain. say something to watch out for. but as i said by large, it is about the hate particular rout. iberia, orange,

these drones obviously do not pull on a superweapon, firstly, the experience of using the game of needles in the middle east revealed their weaknesses. the drones' high-precision missiles drove into civilians the machines themselves stalled and fell, and not even because of enemy air defense, but, secondly, the air defense system itself in areas where gray needles used to work. to put it mildly, they did not differ in manufacturability in the air over and cancer or afghanistan would have felt like birds in the sky, but in ukraine this will not work the zone for conducting a special military operation guarded by russian anti-aircraft systems, which have actually left the square without aviation and beech and shell and tori, easily hit targets that are much smaller faster than the game of needles, such huge power supplies for each of these systems will be an easy target. the air defense system will intercept the drone, this drone even before it reaches the distance of the shot, it will be visible from a very long distance. and as soon as he enters the air defense zone that is there. well, this is where it end

roughly 30 percent hike in flight prices. common and all of the in the vice president of the us off for the middle east on north africa. he thinks there are many reasons to be hopeful. just looking at how well the industry performed this year. the thought of this year, even with a hiccup like the macro man last year. the resilience of the airline, how nimble they had, just each airline adjusts its capacity and what it needs. you can see the numbers just grow month over month looking at their plans down the road even with like the rising price of oil and stuff like that. we're still looking very optimistic. yes, airlines are smart enough to not put all its capacity back into the market so, so there's still 2017 percent of that capacity not being used. and of course are reduces a lot of the operational costs or the fixed costs in some cases. so, so they are managing their resources more carefully achieving the profit, but don't forget, this is their achieving a profit that does not mean their profitable achieving profit, but they have 2 years of losses to, to, to recap, i think most of the airline specif

has us present to the middle east next month. the 4 day tour will include israel, the occupied west bank and saudi arabia biden is expected to meet saudi arabia's crown prince had been some man to trip comes just a year after the biden administration concluded, the prince had ordered the murder of journalist, jamal shook g let's get more from our white house correspondent, kimberly how kit so well the us policy towards israel took a bit of a uter nanda or a different direction, at least under donald trump. what sort of direction can we expect on the, by the now? well, have to really change and there's no clear indication that it's going to change under jo 5. and what is notable is that when it comes to the policy that predated donald trump, namely that there is this sort of bipartisan condemnation of israeli illegal settlements. that is something that was done under donald trump, but it sort of remains that way under joe biden. there is no clear condemnation and we don't expect that there's going to be when he sit down with the i

joe biden will be making his fuss trip as us president to the middle east next month. the full day tool will include a visit to israel, the occupied west bank. saudi arabia, let's be told whitehouse. corresponding company hawk. it can be what can we expect? fuzzy from his trips to israel? well, we know is that so whether it's israel, whether it is saudi arabia, this is going to be a difficult one domestically for the u. s. president to as well as the meetings on site in the region. and that is because of many of the past statements that the president has made. the u. s. president really criticized his predecessor donald trump when it came to his policies. but when it comes to israel, there really isn't much daylight between the former president to and the current president when it comes to israel. what we know is that the u. s. president joe biden has not restored the bipartisan policies where that sort of predated donald trump. on really condemning the illegal israeli settlements that have continued. he also has not made good on his own promises to re open palestinian

then i'll just see the holland in northern india job. ivan will make his 1st trip as us president to the middle east. next month. the full day toys will include israel, the occupied by bank and saudi arabia, 5 and is expected to meet saudi arabia's crown prince, but haven't been sell mine. the trip comes just a year after the bible ministration concluded, the prince had ordered the murder of journalists, jamal shop, g whitehouse, correspondent, kimberly, how can i move from washington d. c. what is notable is that when it comes to the policy that predated donald trump, namely that there is this sort of bipartisan condemnation of israeli illegal settlements. and that is something that was done under donald trump. it sort of remains that way under joe biden. there's no clear condemnation and if we don't expect that there's going to be when he sits down with the israeli leader, a know that we're having a virtual summer that is going to be held to it. he's going to include the indian leader as well as the way leader, but no mention of any sort of change of policy. we know that he's also going to meet wi

use a terrorist attack for propaganda. well, according to everything , one or another terrorist organization located in the middle east can used. they exploited something similar in the 80s and and in the 90s. well, what are the terrorist attacks in madrid worth, for example, which led spain out of the great afghan war? well, let me remind you that today there were talks between the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi and the good the friend of our country, the prime minister of great britain, boris johnson, and they were crowned with the understanding that the united kingdom is transferring the m-270 to ukraine, it is about the combat range of 80 km to 80 km for free, johnson writes we cannot stand aside while the russian long-range artillery erases the city from the face of the earth and kills innocent civilians. he writes about this on twitter , i.e. all of ukraine holds fists today for boris johnson yesterday. for example, we understand that if you are talking about the competition between ukraine and wales, wales an integral part of the british crown well, accordingly, everyone was rooting for their own, but tod

there is a spate of national security issues which remain front and center for us in the middle east,hat has not changed i think that is important. >> the white house says they are thinking about what a trip to the area would look like, and what would need to happen if they go. they also include a stop in israel. >>> south korea says north korea fired multiple rocket launchers early sunday morning. the joint chiefs of staff did not give details there. multiple rocket launchers usually fire shorter range munitions and are not like long- range ballistic missiles. this comes just as south korea announced a dramatic boost to their defenses. paula hancocks has been following all of this, good to see you to get your insight on this. we have evidence of north korea's menacing posture which we heard about there. you have been pointing out to us four weeks, that with this new leadership change in south korea, they have said they will follow a different strategy towards north korea. are we seeing evidence of that, now? >> reporter: they have said they will have a firmer and sterner response to

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joining us -- spokesman for the north region refugee council. a research fellow in the middle eastthe quincy institute. a nonresident scholar in the gulf and yemen program at the middle east institute. warm welcome to you all and thank you for joining us today. let me start with you today. the u.n. says that the war in yemen has caused the world's worst humanitarian crisis. you are on the ground there. how much is this dire humanitarian situation driving the cease fire? >> well what i can say is it's a pretty dark picture. i think there's around 17 million people right now in yemen that are struggling to find food daily. it could go as much is 19 million by the end of the year. what it means completely is when i go here to the market, there's food on the shelves. the problem is, many people can't afford it. i don't know to which extent this is driving the peace process. definitely we think that this extension of the truce is an excellent use for yemen. i think it shows commitment, serious commitment from all the parties of the conflict to in this senseless war. also reduce the suff

middle east. $40000000000.00 us dollars is the right because it's coming doing every year and 60 percent of india, oil or energy comes from the middle east and region. and i didn't find them, it would be a skilled, recovering from the onslaught. all the find the make it be a simply cannot afford to lose this kind of a business and connectivity with, with the middle east. we recently find that agreement with the us. we are in the goal with the guns for council, for the free period agreement. i'm so the way you look at it, this is a very, very important message. if i'm, if it is in the middle east, stop battling indian products that are in the country is going to be the problem. so this is a branch time for the leaders have we have to take it re steps against the those guilty and reach out to these countries and tell them that this will not be repeated in future and bring them back to be taken against others. we shall see what happens between days for the moment professor, happy me on jacob, thanks so much for joining us from joy. hello. nearing university in new delhi, thank you. i inflation in th

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founding myths of the new regime, widely seen as the main reason for the break down in us iranian relations. a new middle east was taking shape. nothing would ever be the same again. karen's ambitions and interests were on a collision course with washington and televi. a great clash was looming. ah, on this day, nearly 90000 israeli soldiers, 1300 tanks and 1500 personnel carriers, invaded lebanon, a country seemingly unconnected to the emerging confrontation between iran, israel and the united states. torn apart by civil war for many years, lebanon had become a regional battleground, syria occupied a part of the country to the east. but in the south, especially the p. a low was all powerful. the palestinian organisation had made the area it's operational base for instigating deadly rates against israel. on june 6th, 1982 tel aviv launched operation piece for galilee. the objective was spelled out loud and clear to seize control of southern lebanon, and thus put an end to the gorilla operations launched by arafat fed again with him here full fight and destroy those organizations that have been killing and mur

wall along its border with bell roofs. construction of the barrier began us thousands of migrants from africa and the middle east attempted to cross the frontier last year. we have to stop 5 kilometers before the polish border with bella luce, where the restricted zone begins. we can't go further unless we have special permission and a traveling and a polish border guard vehicle towards the border where poland has almost finished its new wool. a wool against migrants from africa and the middle east trying to get to poland and onwards into the you. my little mission for my we have information from foreigners that they were encouraged on the belly mercy inside to try to cross the border illegally and continue on to germany. they were also promised that someone would help them get a job there. but 1st, they would have to cross the polish bell russian border, illegally collected guns at boscoe of yellow rosco 5 and a half meters high. and a 187 kilometers long. in may alone, there were more than $700.00 attempts to cross the border. the situation might be less dramatic than it was last fall before the wall was built

states armed forces responsible for planning operations and commanding us troops in the event of hostilities in the regions of the middle eastast africa and central asia is currently under the control of the central command is all us military operations in iraq and syria to this high in the us military hierarchy. the post of general kurilo took over in early april. and now, a month later, a tour of central asia, the operational general visited uzbekistan, kyrgyzstan, kazakhstan and tajikistan with familiarization visits, officially the trip is aimed at strengthening cooperation on threats emanating from afghanistan one way or another. whatever the real target, this means that the united states continues to consider the central raisins as its potential foothold, but against whom the question is open in this regard, it is worth recalling the recent visit to kazakhstan of the minister of foreign affairs. china mr. wang im. he met with his counterparts from the countries of the region and expressed the hope that the republic would not be allowed to drag itself into a conflict between major powers following the meeting, the chine

you and unfortunately, he's motivated by the dominic countries, especially us greek and france and for the middle east and the south country are not on there. they are just focusing on just the problem that's near 5. they are folder buff. he's or disregarding any other problems away from there. and if you see also we have a problem in palestine. we have a problem, we have a problem in leave, you have any luck, we have a problem. so now you and all of them made by the west. and finally, one of the world's leading economic forms is now entering the 2nd day in saint petersburg with your thousands of peas on government officials for more than $140.00 countries are taking part in the event. the marks is 25th anniversary this year. the delicates disgust, a range of topics during the 1st day of the forums such as global corporation in the developments of the arctic region, investments in high tech, an art as well as the influence until wrist and sanctions have hard on the global pharmaceutical markets. russian foreign ministry spokesman, emery is a hold of us as interest in the st. petersburg forum proves th