the, the, this is, these are the news sign from the, and, and the top democrats in the us senate schools for political change and israel. this critical juncture, i believe a new election is the only way to allow for a healthy, open decision making process about the future of this. we'll talk soon. i'm. it takes a mess, israel's prime minister, calling him an obstacle for peace, and as more violence in hazy ending days or relative calm. the prime minister says he'll sit down when a transitional counsel is 10 top, but there are questions over his formation the memorandum homage. thanks for joining us. we thought in the united states with tough talk on israel from the us senate top democrats, and the highest ranking, jewish official in the country. senate majority that chuck schumer has cool for new elections in israel. he criticized prime minister benjamin netanyahu as an obstacle to peace. he has a son into speaking. hi leah. 5 months into this conflict. it is clear that is riley's need to take stock of the situation and ask, must we change course? at this critical juncture, i believe a n

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a nother very powerful us senator has a very different message today about this. what you take a listen. it is grotesque and hypocritical for americans who hyperventilate about foreign interference in our own democracy to call for the removal of the democratically elected leader of israel. this is unprecedented. we should not treat valid democracies this way at all. so because a right there very clearly, this has grotesque, has there been comment or reaction from the bite whitehouse? so there has been reactions on one side, the state department stressing that the saw the comments of chuck schumer, he does not speak, will divide, not ministration. and there was also a question that was asked to national security and the spokesperson john kirby. and he said that's actually gave information, told the wide house that he would a to this comments, but did not ask for approval or disapproval. so they were informed it'd before hand before he sent that. but the wife is also stressing what the state department is saying that these are his remarks and he's not speaking for t

so this is remarkable in that he is jewish, and he is a us senator. and anyone who has followed us politics will know that in there really is iron clad support for decades in the us congress for israel. and so to see a departure like this, that is so point is so critical of israel is not really shocking, but unprecedented. he made very strong comment saying that benjamin netanyahu is an obstacle the piece he's lost his way. and he essentially is using is really politics for political survival and allowing that and those interest to supercede the interest is real. and i think the other thing that is really valuable in all of this isn't reflects something that is more domestic in nature here in the united states. and that is the frustration with the binding administrations support of israel as war and gaza, particularly within the democratic party. and given that this is an election year, he is local icing, that frustration and the fact that there are concerns about the ongoing support for israel, particularly the military support in tune of billions of

is not only criticizing the is really prime minister, but, but he's doing it on the floor of the us senate in the us congress where we have always traditionally seen for decades, iron clad support of israel. and he is criticizing the fact that benjamin netanyahu has rejected the 2 state solution. he calls this a grave mistake, as he also is criticizing him for bowing to what he sees as the demands of extreme is with in his coalition governments. do you want to say fuel to the fire? the new sanctions being put on 2nd is really citizens, which is going to tell of these for absolutely. and again, this is because the bible administration believes that benjamin that's in yahoo is government is not doing enough to rein in the extremist elements not only with in the coolest and government, but living with in the west bank, taking action against palestinians and repeatedly causing extreme violence and sometimes even death. oh, this is the 2nd time we have seen within 2 months. the vitamin ministration taking action in the absence of the is really government. this is the 2nd round of sanctions agai

but the fact that he is doing this for the floor of the us senate, specifically in the us congress, but has for decades been iron clad stead fast in its support of israel is what makes this so shocking and remarkable. and there has always been support for israel to see such sharp criticism by a high ranking member such as this is really unprecedented. and the fact that this is points and criticism, but the ranking democrat, chuck schumer is saying that benjamin netanyahu is making a raise mistake, that he sees a to state. so this is the only solution piece and the fact that benjamin netanyahu has rejected this. and the fact that he is calling for elections, it is remarkable. the fact that he is advocating for specific foreign policy points is really, really profound. and so this is what is taking notice not only in the united states, but around the world. and we should point out, this is getting reaction in israel uh here the is really in bathroom. so the united states has pushed back on this, saying that these comments are it helpful and counter productive to our common goals. kimberly

senior israeli politicians criticise us senate majority leader senator chuck schumer, after he called in russia's presidential elections, where vladimir putin faces no real challengers. plus, breaking boundaries at the fashion bible — the bbc speaks to the first black female editor of british vogue. i'm helena humphrey. glad you could join me. us senate majority leader chuck schumer has called for new elections in israel, accusing israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu of prioritising his "political survival" above the country. mr schumer, a democrat and america's highest—ranking jewish elected official, said the us should use its leverage to persuade mr netanyahu to change course. while the us remains israel's closest ally and biggest provider of military aid, concerns have been mounting within the biden administration over israel's conduct in gaza as the humanitarian crisis there worsens. now, president biden�*s top ally on capitol hill is calling for israel to make "course corrections".

us senator chuck schumer takes aim at israel's prime minister, calling him an "obstacle to peace" andto give vladimir putin six more years in power. plus, a judge in florida rejects donald trump's bid to dismiss his classified documents case as a separate trial in new york could be delayed. hello, i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us. us senate majority leader chuck schumer has called for new elections in israel, accusing israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu of prioritising his political survival above the country. mr schumer, a democrat and america's highest—ranking jewish elected official, said the us should use its leverage to persuade mr netanyahu to change course. while the us remains israel's closest ally and biggest provider of military aid, concerns have been mounting within the biden administration over israel's conduct in gaza, as the humanitarian crisis there worsens. now, president biden�*s top ally on capitol hill is calling for israel to make "course corrections".

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the leader of the us senate has made waves over comments about is real, its prime minister and hopes for peace. so the majority leader, chuck schumer, to day called on his relief to demand early elections and to vote for change saying if they want peace, including a 2 state solution, but the palestinians, one man is standing in the way prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the 4th major obstacle to peace is rarely prime minister. benjamin netanyahu, who was all too frequently bowed to the demands of extremists like ministers, smoke trick, and bank of year. and the settlers in the west bank. the president net to prep prime minister netanyahu, whose carmen coalition remains in power after the war begins to wind down and continues to pursue dangerous and inflammatory policies that test existing us standards for assistance. then the united states will have no choice but to play a more active role in shaping is rarely policy by using our leverage to change the present course. i want to bring it into our washington correspondent benjamin alvarez group where he's been following this story for

and that's good, more with the deputies, benjamin alvarez group us so been strong with from the us senate leda towards israel. the why now strong words. a note from someone who's, who's not only the highest ranking, jewish official in the us, but also some supporter of israel, who has been in doing pressure and making pressure on congress to get additional 8 a for you as well. there might be several reasons for that. it shows definitely growing frustration here in washington, although the government of india, i mean it's on your own with handling and the war in gaza. and that's also something that we see impulsive more democrats, the republicans in for the democrats. it was a recent poll in january and that sat that 86 percent of democrats are against the way that nathan yeah, was handling the war. so it's definitely a message not only to as well, but also here in the us. and what is the white house has position on israel's war against him off 5 months off to the or to the 7th, the tax so they react to it pretty quickly. also to the, to the comments that we heard there from chuck schumer,

so us, senator chris fan holland from maryland. thank you so much for joining us. thank used. so what's the bottom line? sure, the world is full of contradictions, but the contradiction we see from the united states right now trumpeting that is providing a port for the desperate palestinians in gaza. one of the same time doing just very little to forcefully stop israel's attacks is the kind of contradiction that simply can't pass without calling it out. so much time so much money and lives wouldn't have to be wasted and lost is real, had just allowed the gate between egypt and the gaza strip to open. and there are hundreds of trucks there right now at the border. and if america doesn't have the muscle to open a gate, but instead has to go over the water to reach those in need and to evade blocks by its own ally. our as president biden really think he's going to deliver on a palestinian state. those are the contradictions that the whole world can see. and that's the bottom line. the east timor is still showing as like nation, but scandals involving hypo, so priests plague the c

the, the, this is the w news line from berlin tonight, the top democrat in the us senate, calling for a political change in israel. this critical juncture, i believe a new election is the only way to allow for a healthy and open decision making process about the future of israel. chuck schumer taking aim it is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu calling him an obstacle to piece, also coming up. tonight's workers begin building a floating peer off the coast of gaza to allow 8 ships to dock as is real faces, more criticism for allegedly blocking deliveries by land. plus, we impose the red lines through our south and east south and both red lines, but clinton does not have a new red lines. a warning from lithuania as prime minister to germany do not take any options off the table when it comes to helping ukraine fight against russia. the onboard golf is going to help you with this. we begin in the united states with tough talk and controversial comments on israel from the top democrat in the us senate majority leader chuck schumer today called for new elections and is real and criti

the, the, this is the, the, the news, live it from berlin tonight, the top democrat in the us senate calling for a political change. and is really this critical juncture, i believe a new election is the only way to allow for a healthy and open decision making process about the future of this re chuck schumer taking aim. it is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who calling him and pops stickle to piece. also coming up, getting through to the people in governance and workers are building a floating peer to allow aid ships to jock. israel is accused of allegedly blocking deliveries by land. plus you impose the red lines to all solve the start south of both red lines, but does not have a new red lines. a warning from lithuania as prime minister to germany do not take any options off the table when it comes to helping ukraine fight against rush. the brit golf is good to have you. with this we begin tonight in the united states with the top talk on israel from the top democrat in the us senate. you've also happens to be the highest ranking jewish lawmaker in the country. so the majo

here's a reminder of our top story. us senate majority leader check. see where has called for is real to hold the new elections. and he's condemned is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu with a speech to the senate chamber called these really prime minister, a major obstacle to beats. you're watching the news. the day is next. the join us on aspects for the onset to almost everything. it's going to get very interesting because we're going to a micro to track down elementary policy. and asking, how do they hold the in 45 minutes on d, w, the dw? sure. on fix all the info every day, the world wide web for free or just the fluid, the government is always highlighted, becomes all the world we can make the difference between w all the world and also your info is and all the input u, v. w story now on to the, the race has long become later when we look back, we recognized at all, that's the moment when everything changed. it's all about in the age of artificial intelligence. in 5, you see, i mean, it was in china, the u. s. o, you're up to control the t

so this is remarkable in that he is jewish, and he is a us senator and anyone who has followed us politics will know that in there really is iron clad support for decades in the us congress for israel. and so to see a departure like this, that is so point is so critical of israel is not really shocking, but unprecedented. he made very strong comment, saying that benjamin netanyahu is an obstacle the piece he's lost his way. and he essentially is using is really politics for political survival and allowing that and those interest to supercede the interest is real. and i think the other thing that is really valuable in all of this isn't reflects something that is more domestic in nature here in the united states. and that is the frustration with the binding administrations support of israel as war and gaza, particularly within the democratic party. and given that this is an election year, he is local icing, that frustration and the fact that there are concerns about the ongoing support for israel, particularly the military support in tune of billions of dollars. okay, that's a picture from t

, and why is the us senate here, well it's a bit of a mystery, to be honest , but as it should be reported groups of deputies are being formed who will go, that is, to see what is happening in the educational centers, how fortifications are being built, and therefore meetings are canceled, so that the deputies... went to it's like a business trip or i don't know how to say, well, everything is strange in this explanation, well , from beginning to end, firstly, why, how does the verkhovna rada report to the us senate, how fortifications are built, and here in general the verkhovna rada, well, well, it's kind of absurd story, well, well, the deputy went to see, something is being built here, it is not being built here , well, in general, where is vkaforma, where no one asked, there are no official requests from the senate , no... well, absurd, well, some kind of thesis is simply absurd, and the second , okay, well, let’s take it there , there’s something there, i don’t know, well, in general , they want to go to the front before someone, it’s always a good story, it’s good, when the deputies

the, the, this is dw news wise from berlin. tonight, the top democrat of the us senate calls for a political change in israel. this critical juncture, i believe a new election is the only way to allow for a healthy and open decision making process about the future of is really chuck schumer taking aim. it is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu calling him an obstacle to a piece. also coming up workers and beginning building a floating peer off the coast of gauze and to allow 8 ships to dock as israel faces criticism for allegedly, blocking deliveries, buying land. plus, we impose a red lines to our south police, our self imposed red lines, but does not have a new red line. a warning from lithuania, as prime minister to germany do not take any options off the table when it comes to helping ukraine find against russia. the brit golf. it's good to have you with this on this thursday, and we begin in the united states with tough talk on israel from the top democrat in the us senate majority leader, chuck schumer has called for new elections and is real. and he's criticized. he's really prim

and i actually got to know him separately from the us senate because he grew up with two of the fathers of two of my two people. i know very well two of my friends one of whom lost her father, are quite young and senator lieberman said to her, i will always be there for you and he promised her father that he would be any was she just recently got a new job. she just told him about it. and that's the kind of man vector match if you will, that joe lieberman was personally and his politics obviously, we're as van, really brilliantly laid out, very complicated, but his north star was compromised. the center and trying to overcome the extremes in both parties and he will be missed and as you say so, well, may his memory be a blessing >> yes, indeed. are dana thank you very, very much. we will all ms him. >> we'll >> take a quick break. much more of our news right after this >> there is no media personality businesswoman celebrity chef leichhardt mini >> lives of martha stewart. now streaming on macs sarlin businesses never easy. the star near eight months pregnant >> that's a different story

i'm sure you will keep us posted, _ senate take this up. will keep us posted, thank - senate take this up. i'm sure you will keep us posted, thank you. | we said in the headlines that spacex's starship rocket launched spacex's sta rship rocket launched from spacex's starship rocket launched from a texas. this will be elon musk s company s third venture into space ? the first of which wasn t so successful, it exploded 4 minutes after lift—off. we are now getting confirmation that spacex has lost a ship on atmospheric re—entry at the end of a third test flight so it wasn't a third test flight so it wasn't a third time lucky as far as that spacex at launch was concerned. but what potentially could we learn from it and what does it mean for the tech world and where is the profit to be made from this sort of space exploration? joining me now is technology journalist, chris stokel—walker. that line that spacex has confirmed the loss of starship but went further than the other two, so is this progress? i further than the other two, so is this prog

the head of the us senate intelligence committee said that more than half of the american youth follow the news from tik tok and that is why tik tok is a threat to the national security of the united states. if you think that china cannot change the algorithms so that the news published on tik tok reflects the views of the communist party itself, you are wrong. you have not understood the threat and i will start the third case of tonight's program with two pieces of news . discussions about the deployment of ground forces and the delivery of taurus cruise missiles to ukraine were discussed. according to reuters, the minister of defense of finland also spoke against the deployment of infantry to the territory of ukraine. no one really wants to deploy military force in ukraine. however , there are still discussions in this connection. so we have to stop talking here. on the other hand, we notice that they are still talking about sending long-range missiles to ukraine to be if all of us have always emphasized that these missiles cannot be decisive for this war. of course , there are missi

beaten liberal republican lowell weaker by less than a point to become the first orthodox jewish us senator in history. >> senator lieberman, hhs office. how may i help you >> liebermann held traditional democratic views on the environment and abortion rights but the former state attorney general was also a strong supporter of law enforcement at a hawk on foreign policy during bill clinton's impeachment battle, liebermann voted against conviction, but forcefully criticize the president >> it is hard to ignore the impact of the misconduct. the president has admitted to >> despite bucking his party so often. and maybe because of it, vice president al gore chose liebermann as israel running mate in 2000 >> i proudly nominate as our next vice president of the united states senate at joel neighbor might have gotten out again the first jewish vice. presidential nominee of a major party. his campaign with gore went to overtime. >> cnn right now is moving are early here declaration of florida back to the too close to call column >> the toss-up lasted for more than a month until the us supreme court

also joining us is sam parker, political activist who ran against medrotney for the us senate, joining us from salt lake city. welcome to you both said number first over to you, this is very shocking and grim stat uh coming from philippe lazarini, i'm sure you heard of him, the commissioner general of unra war in children, he said a war on their childhood and their future, the number of children reported killed in just over four months is higher than the number of children killed in four years of wars around the world combined, what's your impression of what he has said? good evening to you and all your viewers and ramadan karim, we... that what was going on in in gaza with this aggression against gaza, it's an genocide, it's not even a war like any other war, because the israeli they don't have any intelligence about what's going on in gaza underground, and since they lack of information, what they are doing is just these bombardments and definitely when you are talking about 2.2 million people living in a very small area, not more than 360... 65 square kilometers, then definitely the

the head of the us senate intelligence committee said that more than half of american youths follow the news from tik tok and that's it. the reason for tik tok is the threat to american national security. if you think that china can't change the algorithms than the news published on tik tok it should reflect the views of the communist party itself . you are wrong , you have not understood the nature of the threat, and i will start the third case of tonight's program with two news, minister. germany demanded to stop discussions about the deployment of ground forces and the delivery of taurus cruise missiles to ukraine. according to the reuters network, the minister of defense of finland also spoke against the sending of infantry to the territory of ukraine. no one really wants to deploy military forces in ukraine . however, there are still discussions in this connection. so we have to stop talking here. on the other hand, we observe there is still talk about sending long-range missiles to ukraine. if all of us have always emphasized that these missiles cannot be decisive for this war. of

also joining us is sam parker, political activist who ran against mitt romney for the us senate joining us from saltlake city, utah. welcome to you both. remember first over to you, this is very shocking and grim stat uh coming from philippe lazarini, i'm sure you heard of him, the commissioner general of unra, a war in children, he said a war on their childhood and their future, the number of children reported killed in just over four months is higher than the number of children killed in four years of wars around the world combined, what's your impression of what he has said? good evening to you and all your viewers and ramadan karim and we know that what was going on in in gaza of this aggression against gaza, it's a genocide, it's not even a war like any other war, because the israeli they don't have any intelligence about what's going on in gaza underground, and since they lack of information, what they are doing is just these bombardments and definitely when you are talking about 2.2 million people living in a very small area, not more than 365 square kilometer. then definitely th

let's start with us senate majority leader, chuck schumer, has called for new elections in israel, saying the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, is "a major obstacle to peace" and risked making israel a "pariah". senator schumer said it was a "grave mistake" for israel to reject a two—state solution. the fourth major obstacle to peace is israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who has all too frequently bowed to the demands of extremists like ministers smotrich and ben—gvir and the settlers in the west bank. i have known prime minister netanyahu for a very long time. while we have vehemently disagreed on many occasions, i will always respect his extraordinary bravery for israel on the battlefield as a younger man. i believe in his heart he has his highest priority is the security of israel. however, i also believe prime minister netanyahu has lost his way by allowing his political survival to take precedence over the best interests of israel. prime minister netanyahu's party has responded to chuck schumer saying israel is not a banana republic but a proud democracy that elected its pr

the leader of the us senate has made the strongest criticism yet — by a senior american official — of suggested mr netanyahu risked making his country a " pariah. "

were a collision course, and now you have chuck schumer uh coming out and he's the leader of the us senate who has said uh that you know there's got to be new elections, not only that uh there's also indications from him based on the statements he made uh that uh the question of the aid the defense of israel and the even the un uh assistance that us gives israel and restrictions on the use of us weapons by the iof forces is something that needs to be looked at based on what chuck schumer has said so we looking at this again the leveled against netanyahu for this to go to the way where they want netanyahu out and will that actually become a reality you think they want netanyahu out uh netanyahu is not wanted in the united states but is not wanted in israel either, so situation is that um for the palestinians would not change much, because when when there wasid or... sharon, hud barak or shimon perez, it never stopped, even jisak rabin, the great jisak rabin signed the alls law courts when he was minister of defense during the first cifada, he created this doctrine of breaking the bones of t

we recently had a rather strange emissary visit us, senator lynsey graham. derstand that he made what is popularly called a trade proposal, but in any case , he did not bring assurances from the american congress that the question of providing us would be resolved. economic aid, and we understand that this is an issue now life and death of ukraine. the situation unfolds within the framework of the us governmental and legal system, where the great power of the us congress lies in its authority to determine the distribution of funds, in particular for the executive branch of government. therefore, when the president makes a request , either through the annual budget or through a specific additional program, such as aid to ukraine, congress must approve it. linzi graham has long supported aid to ukraine, its independence, and the restoration of its territorial integrity. as a politician, however, he has evolved from challenging donald trump in the previous elections, before becoming one of his most loyal supporters. graham acknowledges what trump thinks.

. >> the race for the us senate in november will feature southern california democrat adam schiff squaring off against republican steve garvey. the results so far are very close, as you see, despite the closeness of the race, abc news political director rick klein says schiff's primary campaign strategy paid off. >> adam schiff made a play to give an give a little bit of assist to steve garvey's campaign, knowing that it's california and the democrat almost certainly wins. we'll see if he comes to regret that. i think adam schiff makes himself the likeliest next senator from california. >> the outcome of the race means california won't have a female us senator for the first time since 1992. the result also likely marks the end of barbara lee's congressional career. the 77 year old democrat represented oakland and the east bay in washington since being elected in 1998. >> san francisco voters passed a controversial ballot measure aimed at getting more drug users off the streets and into treatment. as abc seven news reporter tara campbell found out, there are calls to make sure that it doesn

and the us senate has passed to 1.220 and dollar funding bill to avoid a partial government town. one of the provisions in ban on financial support for the u. one agency for palestinian refugees. the us, as its biggest donna introduce a prominent journalist and crusher of president chi size has been detained. a jobs says, well, how much vogala was arrested on friday off to insulting a public official on social media and on a radio program. his support has many of them. journalists, according on president side to stop restrictions on freedom of speech in tennessee . yeah. the presidential hopefuls, instead of all having holding this final rallies before sundays and action, the country was punched in to cross a softer president monkeys held postpone the election just days before it was due to take place. the constitutional council they've been rescheduled the vote because hawk has moved from the valley and invoice the they've already. 1 the election, but the jury this town paid reason to store the many people here who will change the country and be elected under the treasure. the amo

let's talk a little bit more about 20:24 politics with us senator joe manchin. he's a democrat of west virginia. he's joining us here in the situation room. senator, thanks so much for joining what you're hearing from president biden in the state of the union address, as well as winnings out there on the campaign trail. now, does that make you more or less likely to support them? >> well, you know, he tells the story of what we may able to accomplish. 117th congress will go down as one of the most productive congresses in any recent times in history. i've r congress and 118th will go down as the worst. right now. we're on track to be the least performing congress in the history of our country. who do you blame for that? well, i mean, right now it's in the republicans from the house. they just can't get their act together to get anything moving. okay. no matter what's done in the senate, nothing's going to come back. >> so how do you feel about president biden? have you election because you're an independent democrat, very indifferent. you haven't endorsed anyone