yahoo, it's a system. it's just the demick strong violence thing. the, the political class and the military or who, who adopted when, when you do hear people say, well there's going to be diplomacy fine. that's right. but if the diplomacy on alpha is nothing more than how one manages the system of occupation and a politic then that's not actually, you know, trying to do. so the question won't be on the table of whether it is relas. the process of having security collaboration with the palestinian authority in the west bank but has no credibility with its people of trying to blockade laws in. definitely because you think perhaps you can domesticate how much of a regional set of relations which are all built on. i would argue it costs phillips and so you know what, what is, what are these normalization abraham record agreements? donald is around in practice school they have to be is really, is this idea a whole side the things are ok. if we make peace with some people in the goals, we can continue to keep the palestinians in this condition. so the com

yahoo success. so maybe better, maybe one of us, but it's just a big one that has to address that systemic problem. anthony, if we're talking about systemic issues within israel and the is really government, one of the questions that continues to be asked in the wake of this resignation is, is this a 1st step towards accountability and israel? but if you're talking about accountability that looks different, depending on who you're asking, right them, you have account ability and is real towards the as rarely people with regards to the failures that lead to the october 7th attack. but then you have what many in the international community are calling for, which is accountability for atrocities committed in gaza? isn't that right of the show and essentially use riley's both unwilling and incapable of doing so within its own legal system. not showing that for years and years, and i think the question that we're talking about who really goes to a more essential one for these are all, is an interesting p

so a lot of pressure mounting on that's in yahoo. now in some recent actions, it seems that nothing yahoo is listening not only have a lot of troops withdrawn from the gaza strip, allowing people to move the people sheltering rafa to move north back to their destroyed homes, but at least dispersing throughout the country. but also nothing yahoo has said that more aid is getting into the con to into the gaza strip than at any point since this conflict again. on the other hand, is rhetoric, especially for his domestic audience, has not been turned down. he said that no force in the world would stop is real from mounting a round the sold on rafa where around a 1000000 civilians are sheltering, calling it the last bastion from austin that i'm also the completely destroyed of this is against the wishes of us and a lot of european partners to say that without a plan to safely evacuate the civilians, they are against any ground assault on rough or lobby. and to put this into context, more aid is being ad dropped into guys or in israel says

yahoo, how do we prove this? how much leeway he's given the negotiators? ultimately? i think nets and yahoo are set for very long time and i think he's gonna stick with it. he wants to go into a rough right. he wants to carry out that ground invasion and in his own words, finish off and eliminate destroy. i'm us. and i think he's quite determined to do that, to carry that out, no matter what the cost saw to israel is reputation. or indeed of course, what will happen to the 1000000 in the hall palestinians who have crammed into and into rafa. it's quite extraordinary. now the united states has to do a lot more than say to mentioned yahoo that he has to change the, the re meant for the negotiators. it has to get serious. i think also just like to bring his back to europe. i think of europe can actually come together with a more united position than it is. and i to the mess and yahoo will have to take service the up to now hasn't to because it's been divided, but a show, a strength from europe. it is all through israel's largest trading partner. it is right next door tha

that's on yahoo saying early elections with only benefit from us. and pub, francis leaves the eastern mass at the vatican, calling for a cease fire in gaza. and praying for the victims of the i'm david levitz. good to have you with us. turkey is president ridge of type air to one and has conservative a k party have suffered a major blow in local elections across the country. turkeys main opposition party of the secular c h p, claiming victory in key cities including assemble and the capital anchor. the votes are seen as a bell, whether of support for air to one and has increasingly authoritarian rule. the positions of products is done booth or painting the town, read, celebrating the main opposition, c h. b, 's, spectacular victories in local elections across doki. the secular bodies use it as a sign that it still stands, the jones, the national level, against the ruling, a k parking these election results have been response to the a k t regimes repression to what they've done to the economy. and the social structure of this contract, and that's why

also coming up permanent or benjamin is on yahoo! says israel is on the verge of the victory and gauze them and again rules out any truce until him off freeze the remaining hostages. plus rwanda marks the 30 year anniversary of the 1994 genocide survivors share their memories of a murderous rampage has claimed hundreds of thousands of lines. the mariana evans, dean is good to have you with us. 6 months to the day since the hum off terror attacks on israel visuals are taking place around the world to come memory to the victims. in jerusalem, thousands have gathered to remember the 1400 killed and then more than 200 kidnapped. they're also calling on the government to bring home around 130 people, still being held hostage in casa of the correspondence. i mean, as of joins us now from a visual taking place in jerusalem. i'm in, it must be quite an emotional gathering. what have you been hearing? this is a very somber affair. the people gathered here well over a 1000 in jerusalem, but also a 1000 more and tell us even other cities around

number one would be the nathan yahoo is willing to do to stay in power coupon number 2. do you think you'd be willing to bomb and a ronnie, and console the building? he just did just on number 3 or us congressman does it again. he says, rush, i'm a surrender. now he suggest using nuclear weapons and gaza nuclear weapons. can you imagine saying that, rick sanchez, this is direct impact the so here's where we are just wondering if a good thing is could not possibly get any worse. it has. it appears to conflict in the middle east between the israelis and the palestinians, is escalating, or shall i say it's being escalated? let me cut right to the proverbial chase. the prevailing sentiment, both inside. this is important inside and outside of israel is a baby that's a yahoo cannot last as the prime minister without the war. that is not me saying that that is not some western and forces saying that that's not the global south saying that that's not aero countries coming together and saying that about maybe not then yeah. who knows? the people who are saying that very thing ar

but nothing yahoo maintains that. it is critical to invade drop off. we're more than one and a half 1000000 palestinians are seeking refuge in order to achieve an absolute victory in the war and the central jersey at all occupied east jerusalem. hey, well robin is a fellow at the middle east coast along global affairs in washington, dc. he says there was still a number of sticking points and then the gas stations between as well. um 10 miles . i think it boils down to a couple of things. in one sense, it's the duration of the cease fire itself. the obviously, if a mouse is looking for a permanent ceasefire and these release or not interested in that whatsoever. it's also about placing how mouse has been pushing for these really army to pull back completely, or at least into certain areas. and it may be that the word aggression is, is about that, whether it's the use of force or just the presence of these really military or inside the gaza strip in the long term. so i think we're getting down to the issue of, of, of semantics and, you know, what, those,

yahoo! but most people do not have a clear answer. what better could be done to make, is there a more say, a lot of people who are at these protests. their main concern is not necessarily the civilian deaths, and god forbid that the civilian deaths are alienating israel. on an international stage, they are losing their allies and their partners around the world and their protection from what they see as an existential threat. well, meanwhile i'm in a and other developments, both israel and also the united states are on high alert. following the bombing of a bronze embassy in damascus a few days ago. and we know that that attack killed a top commander of the wrongs revolutionary guards and others. just how worried israel about possible retaliation from iran. as well as really is, are very concerned themselves. we saw earlier this week, many is really is going to supermarket and starting up on a central goods worried that a war might break out. so there, there is a lot of bunkering going on here. there was scrambling of gps earlier this

doesn't know what to do, that yahoo is normal. i modus operandi is a when you are in a mass escalate. and uh that i think is still probably odds on to what they'll try to do. us as historically taking a very aggressive stance toward iran, including pulling out of the iran deal in 2014 for decades. even close economic sanctions on the multiple presence. with more announced after the attack over the weekend. the us as also allied with israel and air of countries like the u. a. e. jordan, saudi arabia, all against iran. has us policy in the middle east enabled the possibility of a wider war. well, i think the 1st point, the most decisive thing that's happened visa be run, is that a, ron uh, and the kingdom of saudi arabia of had a wrapper slot. they're going to be together. it seems in the brakes. i in this, in large grouping, although with saudi arabia it's not a 100 percent clear that that's the case. but definitely there has been a diplomatic reconciliation of sorts. israel's war in gaza, which has been so much more shocking and d

yahoo with us, he minute cool, which was described as extremely tens. and the us this morning that it's approach to gauze is going to change unless israel change is very specific things. how important do you think this coal was the school? it was a very typical example to was sure to be there and what the code is being enforced and that's above everywhere ask why do you use that open? don't say, such as intrigue as old. you know, i can ask the just why did you the mind is only know, then why did you did you did mind they don't. and now in this really tough way, the month 67 leslie is the united states. so we really want for this war and i think it's without the best phone because the americans, we photo, they're called dimensions. and the frontier advisor was made the measure. and the search see which i have to say, i have a lot of the appreciation to these when he turned a truck so full then maybe saying i really find it. but they're really saying that this, what does it needs? the only thing they need are they also need just some portions of price, yo

the problem that's in yahoo, that has is an internal one. having a piece of his instructional partners, he is annoyed to follow right. members of his coalition on whom he is relied for his device, you have national security minister, it's them all bank vail tweeting on x very soon after you type one would loosely translates to we called a static and hebrew. so let's and yahoo is now under pressure to demonstrate this whole case credentials and to appease his coalition allies. so i think the danger raska offensive is now more substantial. then we've had for a very long time in the previous weeks. it showed me your organization, the i, c, r c. we mentioned how it governs the laws of war, but it's also a humanitarian organization. what would it mean if an offensive was carried out in rafa given that this is i believe, a normally about $270000.00 people and now they're all about one point. $5000000.00 and the price is completely swelled. tell us a bit about the humanitarian situation on the grounds. if i can add a 2nd part to my question, rafa i

yahoo says the bible times for a major ground defensive and rough, i have been drawing up with a date already set. so will he go ahead? what will be the political implications of israel going against the advice of the us? it's main baccha and supplier of weapons and for palestinians. could this be the worst scenario? yes. looming catastrophe. after a catalogue of hara, we'll discuss a little this with a panel of guests in a moment. but 1st, this report from sentiment to most of causes population is crammed. is the southern city over off they live under constant is really bombardment. the latest ways of attacks of killed dozens of people. but as these really army prepares for a major ground defensive, many fear things are about to get a lot worse. hold onto the model we are definitely terrified to a for say he isn't afraid is like, so is nowhere for us to go type in the i need to, we are scared. if an invasion takes place and dropped off, where can we go? we are more than 20 people. i really dream about going back to my home. i wish i can go back to my apartment even if it is rubble. n

yahoo, both domestically as, as different forces within israel. you know, the, the, the, the families around the hostages and that movement as well as those the want to remove this government for about, from power co less as well as what you said in terms of international appropriation . especially in the wake of the killing of those 7 humanitarian aid workers. and now the us kind of, you know, maybe for the 1st time, not just changing tone, but applying a bit of pressure. i wouldn't say that us and the by the ministration has used anywhere near the amount of leverage it holds at his disposal. but it's been enough to at least, you know, get these relays to, to start making some minor changes. but i think, i think that nothing yahoo is adamant about going forward in the dropbox and that's what he's saying. it's not just sabre rattling in that sense. and i think he's prepared to stare down the american president and see if the american president really use as the leverage at his disposal. i think, yeah, nothing knows that biden is very hesitant to m

yeah, well you know, the boat this does, they don't have much face or trust in and that button, yahoo, they think that it for him. it's just another creek a to stay in power. and the they will also tell you that the is valerie. do you have elections and quite the recently municipal elections during the war when the situation was even worse when it comes to the, from the, with the gaza? is so technically it is possible to have elections. it has been proven. and this is a, well, the majority of the public wants i what is it comes to that because clearly we have these loud bees noisy demonstrations in the streets calling from method yahoo to to, to go. but is that why the public support a for him to go or i, i just the allowed minority of what surprisingly enough this really public, even though it was like them to find themselves with as centrist or even a white right wing positions. they're not backing and at the yahoo, they think that nothing you know framed on the 7th of october and they want to see it different the leadership and the, the majority of the public today is red once, ear

ask yourself if i, if i'm being, if in yahoo and i want to stay in power, what do i do to stay here? what happens after garza that would need to be some other type of continuation of regression with with somebody else then, right. let's see, who could that escalation involves the answer is pretty obvious, right? iran? iran is pledging revenge tonight, accusing israel of attacking. it's embassy complex in syria and reportedly killing at least 7 iranian military officials. that includes a top general vera strike comes as is really prime minister. benjamin netanyahu faces growing pressure to step down. isn't that amazing? let me just make it aside here real quick. did you notice her words? iran is accusing israel. not like it didn't happen somehow. they're just accusing them of it. there's a possibility. maybe this didn't even happened. we know the building exploded. we know that. i mean, while iran is accusing israel, not israel has. so let me tell you what israel has done. not just what iran has accused it of doing what the whole world knows. there it is. what she just said essentiall

it does have a restraints with us president joe biden telling this in yahoo that washington will not participate in any military retaliation against iran to around says is, or was itself or tell the eisen for an attack on its embassy in damascus. earlier this month, that killed 2 top ranking generals flashes in the sky over jerusalem and dian domain action. this voltage shows the intersection of messiahs and drones launched by iran after the 1st ever direct to military attack on israel from a rainy and territory. concern is growing over a possible so that the escalation is really what cabinet meant. but then he gets made a defiant statement that did the little to allay those fears. yeah. yeah. let me start. i was, it will be, this incident is not over. we will build a regional co addition and collect the price from a run in a way and at the time that suits us. even though you as president joe biden reaffirmed what he called americas, i am glad commitment to the security of israel. but the white house added by dint had told nothing yahoo, that the us would not participate in any is re

and yahoo government over is handling of this war with her moss now uh these protests have been going on since before and its recent war and gaza. but it has really picked up a 2nd wins. uh now that international pressure is building on israel to do things differently about 57 percent of israelis believe that net and yahoo has not handled this war. well, what we have to point out though is that this is not, these aren't anti war protests. the main concern of the israelis are going out of the streets right now is the safety of israel and especially the safety of those hostages, who are taken austin on october 7th by almost terrorist just today. a family received the body of a deceased relative who was taking hospice. the idea of collected his remains in gaza and they just points to the tragedies for the families of those hostages. many of whom believe that netanyahu's government is to blame for not negotiating seriously with them off to find a deal to bring this war to an end so that the hostages can come back safely. and amen. and other developments, both israel and the us are on high

we've had understand it from yahoo! but i can tell you from the human rights and she does, i'm an independent x and it becomes a by the us. and we would be make every laws noise that we believe what is happening is not only the deprivation and violation of the right to freedom of expression off the inhabitants of god. but also these ready people, these really people have a right to access diverse sources of information that is part of freedom of expression and mr. yep, at yahoo! domestic are based starting. and that is how or talk or see a enters a democratic and that is extremely dangerous, i believe, is read as well as for the off, any impact. very important thing, can i show community as a member states like the us where as you know, big of freedom is, is a big issue of companies like that must stand behind it. because otherwise we will know what the bbc would be expelled from another public situation. so we have to be extremely careful that's an international community. what presidents asset here in these red most.

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many protesters are also calling for new elections and some accuse prime minister benjamin a ton yahoo! and his coalition of delaying a deal with him off for political reasons. our correspondence, i mean, as is in jerusalem, where protests are also a balance to get started. i mean, we know that these demonstrations across israel, against the government of premise, or benjamin atanya, who have been intensifying. what can you tell us about tonight's protests? well, 1st of all, these protests are happening all across the country, which is unusual, not just here in jerusalem, but also tell of eve. and heifer were thousands of people went out on the streets. so i'm even getting arrested demanding an end to the nets, and yahoo government over is handling of this war with her moss. now, these protests have been going on since before, most recent war in gaza, but it has really picked up a 2nd wins. now that international pressure is building on israel to do things differently about 57 percent of israelis believe that nets and yahoo has not handled this war. well, what we have to point out thos

at yahoo! domestic are based starting. and that is how or talk or see a enters a democratic and that is extremely dangerous, i believe, is read as well as what the, all, any impacts. very important thing, can i show community as a member states like the us where as you know, big of freedom is, is a big issue of companies like that must stand behind it because otherwise we will know, think bbc would be expelled from another public situation. so we have to be extremely capital, that's an international community. what presidents asset here in these red most. so you're a back to the citizen john, that is, give us an idea about the challenges that joe noticed was go through on a daily basis just to cover a simple story for the viewers domestically and globally. i guess while i was in gaza, invoiced a shift and loss of hospital. like you said, i'm out i'm, i'm a, i became a citizen during the list reporting the news on different tv networks, radio stations, doing a lot of social media content on different platforms. a 9 to act a

would you still have mentioned yahoo? who's saying perhaps as a pretext? yes. what that post october 7th, we can, we can't even have a conversation about the 2 state solution, but a permanent durable solution has been clued. israel having security control over guys that and over the westbank. yeah. if that's the case, and is this all just for nothing? no, because i don't think that you know, with the final word and it's, i think the world community has the final word. and if we find, as i believed to be the case that there is an absolutely over whelming global sentiment, this war has to stop. israel has to stop killing the people of god, so the 2 sides do not have to trust each other. love each other. like each other even tolerate each other, but they have to co exist side by side without the killing. i think that this means it st. and that yahoo and this extreme is government, if you can implement, that's going to be a different one and onboard. but this is the will of the international community under the when charter and that i believe the finding you enjoye

i'd like to comment on the, to the yahoo today statement about an imminent attack on the life of this raises questions about the purpose of resuming could negotiations and especially with the confirmation of aggression and crime. so just out of me and people, the success of any negotiations depends on endings. the aggression on the side who does the loankey parties, there was a little more on the latest round of negotiations. there's been no special comments from the is really government about the potential of a cease fire being secured, but these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu says that he is being briefed on these negotiations in cairo. and his really delegation was present for the talks and they were given a mandate buying that's in yahoo. but what exactly that mandate entailed? they did not speak to the public about this comes as nothing yahoo is under immense pressure, both internationally and domestic. we have to secure a deal to release the remaining is really captive who are still held in dogs. though on the domestic front, you have a population of is really is who w

and they were given a mandate buying that's in yahoo. but what exactly that mandate entailed? they did not speak to the public about this comes as nothing yahoo is under immense pressure, both internationally and domestic. we have to secure a deal to release the remaining is really captive who are still held in gaza on the domestic front. you have a population of these really is who is protesting against netanyahu. and his governance saying that he has failed to secure a deal to bring back the remaining captive, and that he should be removed from office immediately on the international front. you have many countries around the world, specifically israel's biggest ally, the united states, who says that there are a lot of issues with israel pending round invasion instead of law for which nathan, yahoo says there is a set date for now. all of this comes of the americans, and these really is have had many disagreements over this over the last several months. but nothing yahoo maintains that it is critical to invade. dropbox were more than one and a half 1000000 palestinians are se

reached with a moss, i'll speaking at a meeting with the families, it is really hostages. mention yahoo! said israel will not in this war until all of its goals have been achieved. and that includes eliminating a mos battalions in rough up a many or hoping that in agreement on a ceasefire could possibly avert a rougher ground incursion. i asked journalist bottling funding in tel aviv infringement, and yahoo stands on profit could possibly jeopardize a ceasefire deal with a mouse as well. how does this mean respond to main demand? was since the end of the last proof actually november is the end of the world because they have no other incentive to release the release hostages unless as well give guarantees to stop this war, which means the commodity remain empower in garza now. and then of course means not entering rough uh and for what i understand not one member of this cabinet including guns on isaac wood, which are more on the central left, are willing to give up on eliminating, come off because we know that this is effect on is really borders, especially through the 7th of october at

berlin to night, the prime minister it is real value to go into rasa, no matter what benjamin at and yahoo and says the army will enter the southern gaza city with or without a ceasefire. deal with a mouse. also coming up, the humans top court says it will not order germany to stop selling weapons to israel, saying the facts do not support the garage was claimed, but german weapons being used to commit genocide and gaza plus ukraine, stopping the issuing of passports, the military age man never did boost troop numbers as the military sufferers, setbacks on the battlefield. the library god is good to have you with us on this tuesday and we begin with the words of the as rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu says that his country's army will enter the southern kansas city of rasa. regardless of whether a ceasefire deal is reached with a moss, i was speaking at a meeting with the families of his really hostages that then yahoo said that is real well not in the world until all of its goals have been achieved and that includes eliminating a mos battalions in rough up now many are hoping that

and at the yahoo, they think that in that then you know fade on the 7th of october, and they want to see it different the leadership and the, the majority of the public today is red once, early elections. they want it to change the politicians. they want to see a change, so it's not change happened. what would happen to benjamin netanyahu if he were to uh, to lose power? yeah, well then you would find himself in the position. because according to the polls a benny guns his arrive um would be able to form a coalition with the other political parties, which would put nothing. yeah. what was the party and z as draughts, adults sparky's in the opposition. and this would mean that is really where the have in the fall. 1 type in the, in the off position is so it doesn't mean that we're going to have a piece in the mid lease. one has to remember that most of the public, it does not support a say, a 2 state solution, which is what the international community is expecting at to see after this was over. but still they do not want to see nothing. yeah. just all of this, something assuming out f

yahoo was a party and z as to orthodox sparky's in the an opposition. and this would mean that is really where the have and the fall. 1 type in the, in the opposition is so it doesn't mean that we're going to have a piece in the mid lease. one has to remember that most of the public, it does not support a say, a 2 state solution, which is what the international community is expecting at to see after this was over. but still they do not want to see nothing. yeah. oh, this, all of this something assuming out from the final word, how much is cooling, diplomatic relations with the united states of fueling these protests to what i must say that the time is not very strong. it is really that i used to having these kinds of conflicts with the americans. and so far, there has been some rhetoric on the behalf of the ministrations as been some criticism. we've also seen the both of them suspension and the security council. but after all, the americans are still sending their munitions to his room. is there still a barking is really, militarily. so these really sp

yahoo is doomed to end! america is doomed to end. all those who bombed us no matter how much they bomb us and destroy all scheaffer, this occupation is doomed to end. more than 15000 says it has been deformed in this fall. so no, no more of this. for the people of god to have him get in because because like we were sleeping here with hell, she saw i woke up in the night to the sound of gunfire. my children were taken out in front of me. they took my daughter's husband. they took my nephew, they took everyone from my family and i wasn't sure if i was gonna tell or what was once a central hospital, it is rather difficult situation. young people, others can you me because they are looking for better things and their lives and finding it without the officials or display of the one. the people are angry with the position of, of the invasion uninstall. nichols, that was and then the of these, the so it'd be this larger scale of this function. i have the weird editor for accounts from i would this is their shots and be what i meant. the dur

and nathan, yahoo, i mean is nets. yahoo! going to use this attack way where it run clearly kind of controlled risk laws. they knew that it will be minimal to 0 casualties. i mean a civilian casualties. but can we literally get but nathan, yahoo now saying you know what, this is a direct attack on live storage. one country. i'm gonna escalate this. the full blown god forbid more. i mean, what are your thoughts? yes, and this. i mean, one has to think of what was the point of the is rarely attack on this, on april the 1st in the 1st in the 1st place. i mean, is a israel trying to look for an excuse to attack iran before iran develops a nuclear weapon? in other words, as it, it doesn't want card punch to bomb iranian nuclear research sites, something the americans have avoided doing that. but um, the way that the guys of war is going, as one of your guests have eloquently pointed out before, is not how um is one of those plans. this is now where the 6 or 7 months, 7 months of fighting. and they're still in, in their day they cl

back it's of the big also the yahoo has pushed back on the grounds of national security to a can you look up the coals for elections now during a war right before our victory would power lies israel for at least half a year. it would power lies the negotiation for the release of all hostages. it would end the war before it subjective sol completed. and the 1st one to benefit from this would be, have us go protests. it's not just over the war and hostages over the weekend military veterans tangled with ultra orthodox jewish man over there exemption from army service. netanyahu's government face is a monday deadline to come up with a plan to reform. conscription with overwhelming public opinion in favor of forcing the ultra orthodox to serve. netanyahu relies on ultra orthodox parties to keep them in power. they've threatened to drop out if it's coalition. if young ultra orthodox man lose their exemption. but if it continues to unlikely lose centers, members, either way, it spells trouble for the colors and government, the terminal inside his cabinet, reflecting the frustration outside