the israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu met gilbert, shirley on his witness. on that day, netanyahu's office released a statement saying, quote, tough negotiations were carried out night and day in cairo. with the mediation of the egyptian government. we stood our ground, and when our main demands were met, i had to make a decision. ineffectually gum. the news you could've called a maybe a little voucher song coming. seamless, kanisha, shame made for you when the seems is going to show the my cell or my say pressure. i want any amount of eval is a position to hum us chicky. that a lot, so call me on my dog scheme if the for hi alice railey hub. hi matina. tom is a class for me. a deal more menu is very similar to israel in the last, you know, that detail implication will have a bad sim, ice guides or the whole, the tunnel amy into them. she was fairly misreading kim supposed to the bottom of that. he says, the name of a bail him mushroom. it's a p mill. every single gale is from one to j, the lucky for him. she mamma is clearly a cow mil gumby dumb below hucka

and benjamin netanyahu became israel's prime minister. there was also a new head of the israeli negotiating team hug. i heard us formerly a senior officer with israel's intelligence agency, more side. 4 months later, a new mediator stepped in gear hard conrad, an officer of the federal intelligence service of germany. conrad, a fluent arabic speaker, had a broker, a prisoner swap, a deal between israel and lebanon's has been a year earlier. yet had conrad has never spoken publicly about his role mediating between gaza and tele fees until now. night started with new prime minister in israel. mister netanyahu in early summer, 2009. when mister anything built a new negotiation team and asked the german chancellor whether germany was able to, to con, mediator to the forthcoming negotiations. then my term lost it from 2009 until spring 2011. kind of felt that then we'll people are wanting when, when we're talking about them at them and does a whole fee, that's what it unfold. us kind of moved me or shock or whether nephew to let me set my last

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netanyahu is no longer in the job. his successor is enough tale. bennett bennett's coalition government has said it's creating a task force to determine if changes are need to israel is exporting of cyber where task forces take months if not years. plenty of time for the story to blow over. and investigators are unlikely to tell bennett who got rich in the tech sector. anything that he and the world doesn't already know, that israel has peddled spyware to oppressive regime at the expense of activists, journalists, democratic movements. all while branding itself, start up nation, and the middle east. only democracy, israel corporates, was oppressive, regimes wide and allows exports of technology is mostly in the secret. the thing is that those tools are no different than when it's also helicopters playing guns. it's just another 2 which is being sold and you don't want the burden of being associated with this industry. and a lot of people want to return to the great startup. they should not be an offensive cyber nation

netanyahu had that were filmed. taking the 3rd vaccine, tally bennett, the prime minister, telling people tell your grandparents to go and take that 3rd vaccine, but they've only available for people above the age of 60 who had received their 2nd vaccine at least 5 months ago. do i did suggest that there's any politics involved here? i mean, just the way you describe the, the televised vaccinations going on oh, there is politics involved here. i mean, a lot of the campaign of, you know, nef tally bennett peed when they were in the opposition was that benjamin need to know, had dealt really badly with the pandemic at the beginning. israel has had 3 ways, even though he back the been now rectified that by having i would say, one of the most successful vaccine campaigns in the world, having more than 80 percent of the population over the age of 40 having received a both vaccines. but now you have nathan yahoo in the position of very strong opposition figure who has been putting enough tally bennett under stop on the sp

a goal tender for the blue jackets who made his ta benjamin netanyahu debut in 2020. a fire work tilted downward and shot towards a group of people in the hot tub. >> there's a malfunction. it caused two more to be shot in his direction. >> authorities say he tried to clear away from the area. but was struck in the chest. and later died. a he signed as a free agent 2017. the goal tender seen here thanking his teammates. >> thank you. >> his former blue jackets teammate and captain. remembering the goalie as a great person. >> that smile is the first thing i thought of. every day. so happy to be there. living out his dream. >> according to multiple reports the accident happened while he was at the home of a blue jackets coach. >> in los angeles the windows of a downtown high-rise shattered when someone set off fire works too close to the building. take a look. >> the fire works crashed into the window of the upper unit. glass and debris rained down on the street. police were called to the scene. no injuries reported. >> time for a closer look at tuesday morning weather

he blames former prime minister benjamin netanyahu because the government didn't give an education. they didn't put a lot of money. the government put money on the 4 stone. the mic like the big for the fix. everything at the museum and everything building they need to give. you're not supporting to the people that sense of neglect. it's something method member ruth bus admin lender heard about doing her tour of this ancient coastal city. an effort by the new coalition government to be more inclusive and i wanted to see with my own eyes, what is the feeling of the people, both arabs and jews, and, and what can be done to help and a lot of the perpetrators, what actually underground people crying that are also making the lives of the arab population within the city. very, very difficult crime. and by listening communities has risen during the past decade . without much government intervention. the people are, you know, are not satisfied by the economical, the social situation and a want in every opportunity to, to you know, to tell other people. please notice us, we are here. you are

the pandemic let prime minister benjamin netanyahu divert public attention from fraud and bribery allegations, but demonstrations against corruption and the government handling of the pandemic erupt. it anyway. the oberon with a regular protest during one of the lock them went outside meetings were permitted . she met with fellow activists. this is what we were doing that night. there was a far as the birthday party of one of my friends then the police just came in. we're starting to recess and just wanted to leave a few days later, i got the text message with the date and the hours you were near someone who was tested positive for girl and a virus, you have to immediately start a warranty. and this might seem normal for many countries, but an emergency regulation had allowed the bad israel secret service to run its tracking trade program in the united love. but actually sheet lender feel civilians cannot opt out. they can't even opt it. it's just the secret service tracking all civilians, anybody within israel, they are the only democracy in the world to this day that was using their secret

even the party of the opposition needed benjamin netanyahu could, that has repeatedly supported the law voted against it. critics charge that this is a case of politics over principles. we've received proof of the programmatic nature of a government that doesn't have a distinct design. this majority, israel needs a functioning design, is government, not a mishmash that depends on rom and merits votes. this is a fight the. the stakes are extremely high, right? the stakes are, who is going to govern the state of israel. they think what the good is trying to do now is to get a hold of power and then the out by opposing this law plays a risky game and the risky and the risk that he, the calculated risk that he took, is probably saying that despite the fact that ideologically, they're not wise in favor of opposing the law, are actually quite the opposite. undermining the government, undermining the coalition would be even more appealing with their borders. the a pocket coalition is a hodgepodge of left wing, interest, and parties. cutting alongside been its alternation that not surprisingly,

that's not the case to the now the new position leader benjamin netanyahu is also threatening to vote against it. to deal in early defeat, to the government will appear on the job. if they don't want to give citizenship 215000 palestinians, they have to abstain. we never had right wing national parties voting against this law. the campaign is against the law such comments reinforced of you, that it's about demography not security. you'll hear that the law is necessary for security and to maintain israel as a jewish democratic state. so that should be suspicious to everyone. you know, when you are hearing these 2 justifications, you have to call into question, is it essential only for security reason mom, even if the law is prevented from lapsing containers, hope it may be amended perhaps exempting at least elderly couples. but that would still leave mohammed living a restricted life. no israeli health cover? no driving license, no real peace of mind. even at home, harris was it i'll just 0 occupied east jerusalem. let's take a closer look at the details of the law. inhabitants of the

netanyahu has left. he is ready, prime ministers, official residence, nearly a month after he was ousted from office is departure from home was part of a deadline, agreed with a new lead enough tele bennett addresses have gathered outside the residence every week for much of the past year, demanding that need to know who resign nova corruption allegations. he was seated last month after failing to form a government. quick monday and catch up any time on our website. serra dot com ah . top stories on how to 0 billionaire richard branson has flown to the edge of space for funding and lifelong dream and taking a great leap towards making space tourism. a reality for me was joined by 5 others . aboard virgin galactic winged rocket, cold unity, a group reached 80 meters above the surface of the earth where they experienced a few minutes of weightlessness ship that unfold.

and benjamin netanyahu in israel has gone, who was a major voice since forever. he was saying exactly the same things in the 1970s about iran then as he has been saying the past few years. there has not been a change in the attitude in israel, but it's less of a major issue for the political class there. you're also seeing the other major push against any kind of agreement, saudi arabia, which had huge influence during donald trump, is also beginning to change for a variety of reasons. but it's looking to find a way to live with iran again rather than direct hostility. so that pressure is gone, but diplomatically, we've had six runs so far — i've been reporting that everyone is thinking the timetable is up until the election, which gives you a chance where he is still there. that went, then there was talk of the incoming president to do it. now we've had various officials in iran saying we won't do anything until the new president comes in, it's the new— administration's position. despite all the rhetoric, despite all the pressures, it still looks like a deal

so we could have had a situation say what 33 and a bit years ago now where benjamin netanyahu is having a summit meeting with the you at the then us president donald trump. but he's being told at some point before or after that meeting. what donald trump is texting to maloney a trump, is that cool? complete simple if you will. well, so far we don't have any does that these radio is do access to the system will enter. so there is no approval of any back or from the government inside the company. and even then it's the company, it's pretending to not any do on home target customers. so we need to be cautious about what we know and what don, don't think that we really appreciate that. it's a product additional. that's market country government sectors. well bred by 2 private company, a software that has come to the weapon. and so it's really a venture for the national security, all those countries, it's really something the bank and all of that. there is no regulation to it should get caught. first, you don't know that it's an attack against your phone. turns your firm, find your book and

you do see in the israeli media, reportedly, benjamin netanyahu had said that as a closed door could session before this meeting, that actually it was more important to overthrow the government than rather past the citizen as ship low. and that is exactly what happened because something he was so adamant about doing his premier shape. well, he wasn't adamant about anymore. so as a fact, the result of it is no more citizenship low in israel. at the moment i'm going to court hearing is on the way in south africa, where the former president, jacob's duma, is fighting against the prison sentence. room has been ordered to spend 15 months in jail for failing to appear at a corruption inquiry. he's defied a 5 day deadline to hand himself in and has accused judges of bias. live now to for me to miller and peyton moore's book with a court hearing is taking place. so obviously this is the form of president wanting to avoid jail, but it's not just a high court volved also the constitutional court. when will we know he's actually going to serve time? well, we're in our way into the, the quote fi

i'm thinking about benjamin netanyahu here because there is on paper, in theory, a very good relationship. but it puts your country in the company of how can i put it, potentially problematic relationships. it puts india in the same baskets of countries when it comes to a desire to observe perceived threats or people that may be the government doesn't like i'm thinking about countries like the u. a. i'm thinking about bahrain, i'm thinking about as a by john, i'm thinking about morocco allegedly to do with the french. so what does this tell us about the state of democracy in india? i think the kind of company that india is keeping right now in terms of what the bankers project has exposed and the number of journalist, for example, the big targeted we're one of the highest of the in the world of the douglas is, are. 2 you know, to my mind is emblematic of the different, you know, the particular state of, of democracy and freedom of the rest of the century. and you know, i think that this is the, i'm sorry about this is you know, as proof of the fact that democracy and press 3 to present th

and when you think about the opposition, and now it is benjamin netanyahu, the former prime minister, who is the head of the lee, could now department opposition who was heading the the, the efforts there to stop that bill from passing. now that is a bill that has been there since 2003. it was imposed at the time of the 2nd intifada. and at the time it was said that it was because of security reasons. israel needed to have that citizenship low and also to protect the jewish character of the nation. now that law had been renewed every year, including during the premiership of benjamin it done. you know what happened over night that the opposition made its best to make sure that that law did not happen. you do see in the israeli media, reportedly benjamin that i know had said that as a closed door, lee could session before this message meeting that actually it was more important to overthrow the government than rather past the citizen as ship low. and that is exactly what happened because something he was so adamant about doing his premier shape. well, he wasn't adamant about any more.

netanyahu because make no mistakes and the so can not these these programs without the ok or did pass it ok. of the israeli government? well at the time after what had happened to them. ok. well, the feeling benjamin, that the now is that there was much more at stake there. and the associate for example, continue send the selling is by where to the government of saudi arabia. so it's really anyone i spoke to this morning was telling me the biggest problem is that these companies really operate outside of any kind of regulations. any kind of legislation quite secretive and only a few people within the government know exactly what they're up to. very interesting indeed, how to do that with all the latest force from my story. some thank you how to well ali i spoke to sit on the verge of roger, and he is a founding editor of the wire and a journalist whose phone was hacked. he says there needs to be legal repercussions . there is something known as muffled, lawful interception. and there's the prescribed procedure for this mention in statute in government rules, as well as the guidelines