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[00:00:00] Settlement of the land, strengthening the North, Zionism, economic benefits,
[00:00:04] subsidizing daycares and the possibility of purchasing land,
[00:00:06] opportunity, a life with meaning,
[00:00:09] Zionism, what is this opportunity?
[00:00:12] It can be both opportunity and Zionism, this is an option, receive, now
[00:00:16] come, move to live in the North, both Zionism and opportunity,
[00:00:20] rural settlement in the North, a national mission, a family
[00:00:24] opportunity, come on, you come, for the list of settlements
[00:00:27] and benefits, search online for rural settlement.
[00:00:30] In the North.
[00:00:33] Tonight on Kan News.
[00:00:37] The explosion of the explosive device in Lebanon, the two soldiers who fell in Majdal Zoun were laid to
[00:00:40] rest. Remember Harel with
[00:00:44] that smile of his. This star, who enters a room
[00:00:48] and after a minute everyone falls in love
[00:00:49] with him.
[00:00:52] The body of Eldar Dean was released after almost three weeks of searching,
[00:00:56] his friends are suspected of murder, immediately new details from the investigation.
[00:01:02] The Mandate period, a special project. Politicians need to satisfy
[00:01:05] me. And I haven't decided who I'm voting for yet. Shaul Amsterdamski comes to you
[00:01:09] to check who you are voting for and why? All the security discussion
[00:01:13] in economic stagnation. Cost of living.
[00:01:16] who will sit with Haredim or who will sit with
[00:01:18] Arabs.
[00:01:21] The family's past, from the theft spree in Eilat. Itzik
[00:01:24] Zoharetz with the new reports and the method that hasn't changed.
[00:01:27] No no small groups.
[00:01:30] The officer, the security officer, the mall itself is afraid
[00:02:06] 34 years old from Nokdim, father of four children and Staff Sergeant (res.)
[00:02:09] Tamir Vaknin, 33 years old
[00:02:12] from Eilat. Here they are together. The date is December
[00:02:15] 2023. The location is Gaza. Since then,
[00:02:18] these two have remained in reserves from 2023 to
[00:02:21] 2026. They managed to pass through Gaza, Syria,
[00:02:25] and Lebanon until the severe disaster in which four
[00:02:28] fellow soldiers were also injured. From the same
[00:02:35] sleeps, the Guardian of Israel. Two
[00:02:38] IDF soldiers who fell yesterday in Lebanon, Major (res.) Harel
[00:02:42] Birenstog, 34 years old, from Nokdim,
[00:02:45] and Staff Sergeant First Class (res.) Tamir Vaknin, 33 years old, from Eilat,
[00:02:48] were brought today to their
[00:02:50] final resting place.
[00:02:54] Every morning anew
[00:02:58] with every word. He was
[00:03:10] commander of Company A in Battalion 28 of Reserve Brigade 55
[00:03:14] "Chud Hachani" (Spearhead). He left behind a wife, Aliya,
[00:03:17] and four children. You hugged me and told me:
[00:03:21] "Yush, be strong,"
[00:03:24] and since then I've been trying to fulfill this role you've given me, to be strong
[00:03:28] for the children, to be strong. So that we can
[00:03:30] continue to live, to be strong, to be the commander's
[00:03:34] wife, but this time I don't know how to be
[00:03:37] strong, I need you to send me
[00:03:40] strength. Company A of Battalion 28 was called up to Gaza
[00:03:44] on October 7th. Here the company is seen two months after
[00:03:48] the massacre, on the left is Harel, and on the right is the soldier
[00:03:52] Tamir. that you are good fighters, we need
[00:03:56] good people, if there is, if we have the best of both worlds.
[00:04:00] Then what is good? In his personal life, Harel worked
[00:04:03] as an engineer at Elbit, and since October 7th, he and his comrades-in-arms
[00:04:07] volunteered for many days of reserve duty in Gaza,
[00:04:09] in Syria, and most recently on the Lebanon border. Woe
[00:04:13] to us, woe to us,
[00:04:17] woe
[00:04:19] do that in this video, but I'm sure you guys are aware of to us, my son,
[00:04:22] my firstborn son,
[00:04:25] my beautiful son, my sweet one, whom I
[00:04:29] love so much. I love, I don't
[00:04:31] believe this is what happened to us, this is a great test of faith
[00:04:35] for me,
[00:04:37] 10 aka the best of I feel the knife
[00:04:38] in my heart,
[00:04:43] The last time we escorted you was 10
[00:04:46] years ago to your wedding with your beloved Eliya, what a joy
[00:04:49] that was, and now look where we are leading
[00:04:53] you, it's impossible to accept
[00:04:56] that parents should bury their children, no shooting.
[00:05:19] We didn't think it could happen to him. No, we didn't think for a moment
[00:05:23] that he wouldn't. We didn't understand that he might be in danger. He always
[00:05:26] said, "We're close to the border, we're not
[00:05:29] risking ourselves."
[00:05:31] "I'm fine, don't worry about
[00:05:34] me, I'm good." But
[00:05:38] he's not good. Yesterday, at around 12 o'clock.
[00:05:42] Soldiers of Brigade 55 were securing bulldozer work in the Lebanese village
[00:05:46] of Majdal Zoun in southern Lebanon. For a reason that is being investigated,
[00:05:49] the soldiers entered a house that was found to be booby-trapped. Harel
[00:05:53] and Tamir were killed, four soldiers were seriously injured and evacuated by helicopter
[00:05:57] to Rambam Hospital in Haifa. Their condition
[00:06:00] stabilized overnight under treatment,
[00:06:03] and this morning, I can say that their condition
[00:06:06] is stable. After the incident,
[00:06:10] the Air Force attacked many Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon. For the first time in
[00:06:14] many weeks, Israeli sources declared that the IDF would respond
[00:06:17] severely to any violation of the ceasefire by
[00:06:19] Hezbollah. We will rise and become stronger, exactly as
[00:06:23] Harel expects of us. We will live together with you, Eliya,
[00:06:26] and these good children, good
[00:06:29] lives, healthy lives, and even happy ones. After a relatively
[00:06:33] quiet period in Lebanon, yesterday we all received a harsh
[00:06:37] reminder of the fragile ceasefire and the soldiers
[00:06:40] who are on the front lines so that we can continue our routine
[00:06:42] at home. May the memory of Harel and Tamir
[00:06:45] be blessed.
[00:06:48] There was an expectation of a broader response to this severe incident in southern
[00:06:51] Lebanon, but Itay Blumenthal in the United States, some sources said
[00:06:55] Hezbollah did not violate the ceasefire. Right? Contrary to yesterday's statements,
[00:06:59] according to them, Hezbollah violated the ceasefire. In the statement summarizing the attacks
[00:07:02] yesterday in Lebanon, the IDF Spokesperson did not state that there was
[00:07:06] a violation, and the IDF estimates that the building in the village of Majdal Zoun
[00:07:10] was booby-trapped even before the ceasefire. And it is still
[00:07:13] unclear why the soldiers entered the building before it was searched. The IDF wanted
[00:07:17] yesterday to carry out intensive attacks in southern Lebanon, but due to
[00:07:20] American pressure, the plans were not approved by the political
[00:07:23] echelon, and according to a security source, the Americans conveyed a message
[00:07:27] to Israel, according to which there was no violation of the ceasefire by
[00:07:30] Hezbollah and demanded that Israel refrain from further attacks
[00:07:33] in order to preserve the existing agreement and also the talks
[00:07:36] that have been taking place in recent days between Israel and Lebanon
[00:07:40] in Rome. Thank you, Itay and Gilik. The question of the response in Lebanon will also come
[00:07:44] before the cabinet which convenes tonight, right? There will be
[00:07:47] a cabinet discussion tonight, with the ministers arriving with completely different opinions.
[00:07:51] Some believe there should have been a much harsher response
[00:07:54] in Lebanon, and there is also the background around this, the ministers want
[00:07:58] to reopen for discussion what was approved in the previous discussion, that
[00:08:01] agreement with the Peace Council, and as part of that, today the negotiations
[00:08:05] in Rome conclude the next round of negotiations. We can
[00:08:09] report that agreements have been reached regarding the parameters
[00:08:12] of those pilot zones, with Lebanon wanting the continued withdrawal. Israel
[00:08:16] says, let's wait and see if it works. This may allow progress
[00:08:20] in the next round of discussions on the possibility of expanding the
[00:08:23] pilot areas. Currently, at least, no agreements have been reached on perhaps the most
[00:08:26] important question, who exactly
[00:08:35] ended today with a difficult outcome. The body of the young man
[00:08:39] from Dimona was found near the place where he was last seen. The police
[00:08:42] have upgraded the suspicion against the two friends who were with him
[00:08:45] to murder. And we are with Hadass Greenberg with new testimonies
[00:08:49] from the investigation.
[00:08:52] That's right, we are now revealing a dramatic testimony in the murder investigation of
[00:08:55] Eldar Dean. The police have a
[00:08:58] testimony from a citizen who said he saw Eldar
[00:09:01] Dean together with his two friends Maxim and Omri running
[00:09:05] from the gas station into the field where his body
[00:09:08] was found today. We are talking, as mentioned, about that field that
[00:09:12] we are now seeing on the screen. Maya, immediately
[00:09:16] after this testimony, they interrogate Omri
[00:09:19] who is suspected today of murder and ask
[00:09:23] him if he ran with his friends, among others, with Eldar
[00:09:25] who disappeared into that field. He claimed
[00:09:29] he didn't, and thus they understood he was lying. They confronted him with lying,
[00:09:32] and from that moment on he simply remains silent in his interrogation. Maya, last
[00:09:36] night, the dramatic decision was made to transfer this investigation
[00:09:40] from the Negev District Police to the Central District Police. This was decided after a meeting
[00:09:43] between the head of the investigations unit and the commander of the Central District.
[00:09:47] This is after the Negev District Police stated, "We have completed all the investigation
[00:09:50] we could do, and also the searches." Maya,
[00:09:53] the last and only searches by the Negev District Police
[00:09:56] were in exactly the same field where the body
[00:10:00] was found today. The only searches that also yielded
[00:10:04] helmets, whose owner is still unknown, but this was very close
[00:10:07] to the body. Like the first testimony we told you about, they
[00:10:11] ran to the place where the body was found. And now, Maya,
[00:10:14] let's hear, in the report we are bringing now, the first
[00:10:18] call that was made to the police immediately after
[00:10:21] the murder of Eldar Dean, by a citizen who called 100.
[00:10:25] 100
[00:10:28] Half an hour ago a car entered the gas station
[00:10:31] and the window is broken a little blood, really blood
[00:10:35] and they parked the car and ran away
[00:10:38] And you saw the people who were in the car running away from the scene and you saw
[00:10:42] blood on it I personally didn't, someone just told
[00:10:45] me so I said I yes, he went to Stern
[00:10:49] in the fields.
[00:10:55] That's the first testimony, Maya, and let's watch the report we made today, as mentioned,
[00:10:58] about the discovery of Eldar Dean's body in Petah
[00:11:02] Tikva.
[00:11:07] A sad end to the investigation into the disappearance of Eldar Dean. The police and the Institute of Forensic
[00:11:11] Medicine confirmed this evening that the body found this morning near Petah
[00:11:14] Tikva is the body of Eldar
[00:11:16] Dean.
[00:11:19] This happened this morning during the search for Eldar Dean, who had been missing for
[00:11:23] about two and a half weeks. Sharon District Police officers found a
[00:11:27] body in an advanced state of decomposition in an open area near Petah
[00:11:29] Tikva. The body was immediately transferred for identification at the Institute of Forensic
[00:11:33] Medicine in Abu Kabir. As part of the situation assessment, it was decided to conduct
[00:11:37] an extensive search operation. During the searches, what appeared to be
[00:11:40] human remains were found. Dean's body
[00:11:44] was found in an open area behind the gas station on Road 40 in Petah
[00:11:47] Tikva, where he was last seen in this video
[00:11:51] on July 18th, a place where helmets were also found a few days ago.
[00:12:05] There are still ZAKA teams here working in this
[00:12:08] wooded open
[00:12:09] area.
[00:12:13] Eldar Dean's family also arrived at the scene today, including his mother
[00:12:16] who was particularly distraught and demanded from the police not
[00:12:20] to remove the body until she saw
[00:12:22] it.
[00:12:24] After
[00:12:31] the investigation into his disappearance was initially handled by the Negev Police, last night
[00:12:35] the police decided to transfer it to the Sharon Police. In parallel with the discovery of
[00:12:39] the body, today, the arrest of Eldar's two friends, Omri Peretz and Maxim
[00:12:42] Barberman, who were with him until his disappearance,
[00:12:46] was again extended, and as of today, they are suspected
[00:12:49] of his murder. We are aware
[00:12:52] of the development of the body
[00:12:56] found. My client denies any connection to the event, he has
[00:13:00] no connection whatsoever, neither to the event nor to the discovery of
[00:13:03] the body. Peretz and Barberman are silent in their interrogation
[00:13:06] and are not cooperating. According to what is known to the police, the three
[00:13:10] were spending time in a park in Sharon and consuming drugs. During their time there, the two
[00:13:14] fought with Eldar and left the place for a short period, after
[00:13:17] which they returned. Then a fight broke out between them
[00:13:21] and another group of young people, at the end of which Eldar and two.
[00:13:28] One of the men from the second group that fought with them said
[00:13:32] in his interrogation to the police that he
[00:13:34] heard Omri and Maxim threatening Eldar that they would murder
[00:13:38] him. They have not been interrogated since.
[00:13:41] It's been a long time since there's been a shred of evidence linking
[00:13:45] our clients. We are confident that the investigating unit
[00:13:47] will take the necessary actions to uncover the truth.
[00:13:51] For about two and a half weeks, the police had not been able to find any lead regarding
[00:13:55] it. In the last period, the police smelled something and said that he was
[00:13:59] on the run and hiding from the police. But the discovery of
[00:14:02] the body today and its location, near where he was last seen,
[00:14:06] immediately raised strong suspicion that it was Dean, a fear that he was
[00:14:10] dead.
[00:14:12] Now, after two and a half weeks, the mystery ended tragically with
[00:14:16] the discovery of his body. Eldar was murdered, and now
[00:14:20] the police will have to solve it. Were these two his friends,
[00:14:23] who are now also the main suspects in the murder, or is there
[00:14:27] another suspect who committed the terrible act?
[00:14:30] We will continue with the investigation of this event. My colleague Shelly Tiro will provide more details
[00:14:34] on the difficult condition in which Eldar was found.
[00:14:37] Yes, Maya, investigative sources were very
[00:14:40] surprised by the condition of the body, and among other things, a senior
[00:14:43] investigative source tells us this evening the following:
[00:14:46] The condition of the body is a complete surprise. We have never
[00:14:50] encountered a body in such a condition after a relatively short
[00:14:53] time. The condition of the body, Maya, may
[00:14:56] critically affect the continuation of the proceedings against the suspects,
[00:15:00] as the same source says that it will be difficult for investigators
[00:15:04] to bring forensic findings regarding how he was murdered, whether he was stabbed,
[00:15:08] whether he was shot, or whether and in what manner. And this may
[00:15:11] perhaps serve the suspects.
[00:15:14] But as mentioned, official findings from the Institute of Forensic
[00:15:18] Medicine are expected to arrive only in the coming days. Thank you very much,
[00:15:21] Shelly Trump is still waiting for Iran's response to the agreement.
[00:15:30] Is there really a shortage of missiles? The report by our envoy in Washington, Nathan
[00:15:34] Guttman. The impasse in negotiations continues.
[00:16:07] Our dear leader was re-elected.
[00:16:11] It is now very difficult to communicate with him, but
[00:16:14] his presence is a very great strength
[00:16:17] for us to continue
[00:16:21] the process. On the Iranian side, they are asking for
[00:16:24] patience and to wait for the Supreme Leader. On the
[00:16:27] American side, President Trump continues to combine
[00:16:30] diplomacy with
[00:16:33] threats.
[00:17:37] except for the United States of America, so when our interests are aligned with
[00:17:41] Israel, we talk about how to accomplish those shared objectives, when my
[00:17:45] viewpoint is averse to the prime minister of Israel, we have a frank
[00:17:49] conversation about that, we had, i would frankly describe it as a pleasant
[00:17:53] but direct conversation, The United States still hopes to announce an agreement
[00:17:57] on the Strait of Hormuz this week. The global economy
[00:18:00] and the American economy are looking forward to it, but
[00:18:03] the ball is still in the court of Mudashakh Khamenei, Nethan-Guttman.
[00:18:09] And is this how a gesture of good will looks? The Americans are apparently
[00:18:13] withdrawing from one of the areas targeted in the latest
[00:18:16] escalation, the Kurdish region in northern Iraq. Rustam, the Arab world's
[00:18:20] senior figure, is reporting tonight on the move and the opposition
[00:18:23] to it.
[00:18:26] Yes, Maya, so in the midst of the tension between Washington and Tehran,
[00:18:30] the Americans recently removed air defense systems
[00:18:33] from the Erbil area, the capital of the Kurdish region in northern
[00:18:37] Iraq. One of the most targeted areas by Iran
[00:18:40] and its militias in Iraq in the last escalation, with an emphasis on
[00:18:44] the Kurdish opposition organizations that are located
[00:18:47] there on the border. It turns out that the leadership of the Kurdish region in northern
[00:18:51] Iraq really did not like this move by the Americans, even if it was
[00:18:54] in accordance with the agreement reached between the government in Baghdad, the capital of Iraq,
[00:18:58] and the Americans regarding the withdrawal of their forces by the end of
[00:19:02] September 2026, meaning by the end of next month.
[00:19:06] A senior official in the Kurdish region in northern Iraq tells me this evening the following:
[00:19:09] We asked the Americans at least
[00:19:12] not to remove their air defense systems from the Erbil area, given
[00:19:16] the repeated Iranian attacks, but we did not
[00:19:19] receive a listening ear
[00:19:22] from them. According to him, we told them, this is a bad timing given
[00:19:26] the situation in the region, but it seems again that the Americans have other plans
[00:19:29] and interests. It seems that Trump has a full belly with the Kurds after
[00:19:33] he claims he gave them weapons.
[00:19:46] In the Shabbat news, you are publishing documentation of the brutal repression that the Iranian regime
[00:19:49] is trying to hide from the world? Documentation
[00:19:52] that the world has not seen before, or perhaps the world does not want to see
[00:19:55] before. Documentation that reached us also
[00:19:59] through exiles, not Iranian exiles, people who went through
[00:20:03] the last experiences, who were arrested in Iran, who were horribly
[00:20:06] tortured there. They fled by hook or by
[00:20:09] crook, reached hiding places in Europe, where they are still
[00:20:12] hiding. There is a film in France, a film
[00:20:15] that is almost underground in this context, parts of which
[00:20:18] are with us, and also such documentation, they are shooting
[00:20:21] them in the eyes, as they say, executing them
[00:20:25] in broad daylight, they are no longer afraid, they are simply slaughtering, they
[00:20:29] are afraid they will collapse, therefore they are mercilessly slaughtering their
[00:20:32] own people, and again the West is hypocritical
[00:20:36] and vile, no news.
[00:20:50] "We spoke of 40,000 deaths in just 2 days.
[00:20:53] You don't cause that number of deaths by reacting, but by
[00:20:57] organizing the massacre.
[00:21:00] In fact, the worst thing they do is not the
[00:21:03] killings, it's what they do to the
[00:21:05] living.
[00:21:11] The state opens its borders to kill its own
[00:21:14] population.
[00:21:17] There's a river of blood between them now.
[00:21:32] They hunt them like prey, bullets between the eyes,
[00:21:35] mafia-style executions. No one
[00:21:38] interviewed people who fled from there, this is the first time that protesters
[00:21:42] are being interviewed, people who in January had their friends
[00:21:46] massacred next to them and they came out to tell the story.
[00:21:54] reached 40,000 to 50,000 casualties, and I felt
[00:21:58] a need to do something to arouse
[00:22:02] public awareness
[00:22:03] so there would be
[00:22:07] awareness. So the full testimony and documentation are with you, Hila, in the Shabbat news. Thank you very much,
[00:22:11] thank you Maya. Towards the transition to the next stage in the plan for the Gaza Strip, Israel
[00:22:14] is considering what to do with the clans, those militias that armed themselves to
[00:22:18] fight Hamas. Itay, we'll get back to you. You are revealing tonight
[00:22:22] the solution that the security establishment is pushing for this matter. Right,
[00:22:25] Maya, in recent days, the security establishment has been holding discussions about what to do with
[00:22:29] the members of the militias, those Palestinian clans operating
[00:22:32] in the Gaza Strip under Israeli command in preparation for the implementation of the next stage
[00:22:35] in the Strip, which may also include an Israeli withdrawal. According to
[00:22:39] the Peace Council's plan, the IDF demanded that if Hamas is disarmed,
[00:22:42] they withdraw beyond the yellow line, an area where the militias
[00:22:46] operate under Israeli protection, and among other things, their members,
[00:22:50] tunnels, weapons, and terrorist infrastructure. It is clear to everyone that these militia
[00:22:53] members cannot return to the
[00:22:56] Strip, they will be murdered, that is clear, and the solution that Israeli
[00:22:59] security officials are proposing, led by the Shin Bet,
[00:23:03] is to absorb the militia members in the new city of Rafah, a city
[00:23:07] that will be built by the United Arab Emirates, opened by the multinational force,
[00:23:10] a city that is supposed to be free of Hamas, and those who will be absorbed into it, at least in the first
[00:23:14] stage, will be the militia members. Security officials
[00:23:17] tell us that the best place for those militia
[00:23:21] members is in a city free of Hamas,
[00:23:24] and an Israeli source tells us tonight that the first residents of the new
[00:23:27] Rafah should be those who oppose Hamas. This is the Israeli
[00:23:31] interest. Israel presented this to the Peace Council. Itay,
[00:23:35] thank you very much. In the last day, two men were added to the growing
[00:23:39] list of murder victims in the Arab community, which since the beginning
[00:23:42] of the year has reached 160 people. Our reporter Michal
[00:23:45] Wasserman reports. Zaid Basra, 5
[00:23:54] This happens a year and four months after his wife
[00:23:57] Suzan was murdered in Taibe while sitting in her car
[00:24:01] in the city of Tira. The police estimate that the background is
[00:24:04] an ongoing blood feud. We received
[00:24:07] a report from the MDA dispatch center about shooting in Taibe. When we arrived at the scene,
[00:24:10] we found a 57-year-old man who was covered in blood, without
[00:24:14] a pulse, not breathing, suffering from gunshot wounds to his body. We performed
[00:24:18] medical examinations, but unfortunately we had to pronounce him dead
[00:24:21] at the scene. And this morning in the village of Muqabla in the Gilboa
[00:24:24] area, unidentified assailants shot at close range Iman
[00:24:28] Jermana, 20 years old. He was critically injured, an MDA team
[00:24:32] evacuated him unconscious, without a pulse and without
[00:24:35] breathing, to Emek Hospital, where he was pronounced
[00:24:38] dead a short time later. The police and the government
[00:24:42] choose time and again not to do what is necessary to
[00:24:45] stop the wave of violence. We
[00:24:48] demand. The collection of illegal
[00:24:51] weapons, a real fight against crime
[00:24:55] organizations. Crime is not the problem of
[00:24:58] Arab society. Crime and violence are the problem of
[00:25:01] Israeli society as a whole. According to data from
[00:25:04] the Abraham Initiatives organization, 160 murders this year
[00:25:08] in the Arab community, an increase of 2.5% compared to
[00:25:12] last year. The police seized hundreds
[00:25:16] of deadly weapons this year in dozens
[00:25:18] of enforcement operations against criminal organizations. There is movement of
[00:25:22] people, escape of one person, guys at 12 o'clock, but
[00:25:26] it seems that this is just a drop in the ocean. Violence in Arab
[00:25:30] society continues and claims more and more
[00:25:33] victims every day.
[00:25:36] Yoav Horowitz breaks his silence. The man who was Benjamin Netanyahu's confidant speaks for the first
[00:25:40] time, and Gili Cohen in an interview that will be broadcast on Friday news
[00:25:43] hears from him about the change he sees Netanyahu undergoing after
[00:25:47] an indictment was filed against him. Twasom.
[00:25:51] He was a man who saw things, saw how Netanyahu behaves,
[00:25:55] saw the prime minister's entourage and knows exactly
[00:25:58] how to tell what motivates him, what motivates the prime minister
[00:26:01] during those years he was in office,
[00:26:05] and according to him, everything
[00:26:14] in the days of the indictment,
[00:26:16] and the understanding that this is the path, the possibility that Prime
[00:26:20] Minister Netanyahu will be in prison, because there was a prime minister who was
[00:26:23] in prison, Ehud Olmert, does that even
[00:26:26] come up, or is it clear that this is now a battle to
[00:26:30] the end, a battle to the end?
[00:26:34] And what do you take to this battle? This, very
[00:26:38] talented.
[00:26:40] All the, all the tools, uh, everything
[00:26:44] is permitted. The battle that the State of
[00:26:47] Israel files an indictment against Benjamin Netanyahu,
[00:26:50] Benjamin Netanyahu goes to war against the State of Israel.
[00:26:53] Power corrupts. Power
[00:26:57] also corrupts moral values, but it
[00:27:00] corrupts the perception of reality.
[00:27:03] And if you, the most important thing for you is
[00:27:06] survival, because that's what's happening
[00:27:08] now,
[00:27:10] then every consideration in every situation,
[00:27:13] security, political, economic, political, passes
[00:27:17] through this prism of personal
[00:27:18] survival.
[00:27:23] Election Committee Chairman Solberg asks representatives of all parties
[00:27:27] to refer to his decision to prevent polling station committee members from updating
[00:27:31] who voted. Meanwhile,
[00:27:38] they decided not
[00:27:39] to cooperate.
[00:27:42] Right, we are indeed talking about this decision that is causing a lot of commotion, mainly
[00:27:45] in the coalition. Netanyahu understands that this is a real problem. Judge
[00:27:49] Solberg's decision from the day before yesterday could significantly affect
[00:27:52] the Likud's chances of winning these elections, and therefore they are looking for every
[00:27:56] way to circumvent it. One of the ways, this morning the Likud appealed to the opposition
[00:28:00] and asked them to cooperate because they need
[00:28:02] the opposition to pass legislation in such a short time. They are asking them to pass a law
[00:28:06] by agreement that will allow observers on behalf of the parties in the polling
[00:28:10] station committee to transfer the information to those party
[00:28:13] representatives in real time, because some of the parties, like Yesh Atid and Yisrael
[00:28:17] Beiteinu from the opposition, may also benefit from such a move, they are also affected
[00:28:21] by Judge Solberg's decision, so we are reporting tonight that the opposition
[00:28:24] is expected to announce that they are not willing to cooperate with this move. A senior
[00:28:28] opposition official tells us this is the decision of the Chairman of the Elections
[00:28:32] Committee and we are not going to do anything about it or appeal
[00:28:35] it. It should be said that at the same time, the Likud is appealing to the Elections Committee and asking
[00:28:39] them to reconsider this decision. They are telling Solberg that this is a change of the rules
[00:28:43] of the game, in the middle of the game. He is asking all parties within four days
[00:28:46] to state their position in order to make a final decision. Thank you, Shahar. Without
[00:28:50] a name and without a list, Gila Gamliel and Yuli Edelstein announced today the establishment of a new
[00:28:54] party. I can use any tool that
[00:28:57] you want, let me read my life and any other statement,
[00:29:01] we will not... will not complete any
[00:29:04] side to a narrow government that depends
[00:29:07] on one of the extreme or sectoral sides.
[00:29:10] Period. Yara, in this new bloc, more
[00:29:14] parties than voters, I'm counting four
[00:29:17] potential ones if I only include the big ones among them. Look,
[00:29:21] it's clear that not all the parties that registered
[00:29:24] themselves as parties, at least in the public eye, there's a kind of
[00:29:28] purity among them, of small sectors regarding the type
[00:29:31] of unity.
[00:29:39] In that he emphasizes their part in the change government, as opposed to
[00:29:43] him as a right-wing party, he does not rule out
[00:29:46] a future connection, nor do they rule out a future connection. See you in another
[00:29:50] month, before the closing of the lists, when all these parties
[00:29:54] that find themselves close to or below the electoral threshold, will want to do
[00:29:57] something about it. Yara, thank you very much, and in this matter, with
[00:30:01] beer magnets and a crazy DJ. Yoaz Hendel launched a new
[00:30:04] party. Friends on the list who are undecided came to the Zionist House inauguration
[00:30:07] and our reporter Vico was there and tried to understand the target audience
[00:30:11] and how it differs from the other parties
[00:30:13] in the bloc? And gentlemen, Eliyassaf
[00:30:17] Peretz.
[00:30:21] Good evening
[00:30:22] Jerusalem.
[00:30:26] It's great to see so many people here. From the very
[00:30:30] first moment of the launch event of the Zionist
[00:30:33] party, it was clear who their target
[00:30:36] audience was. Take out your phones, open your
[00:30:39] stories, capture this moment, because this is going
[00:30:42] to be a historic moment. The decision to hold this event
[00:30:46] at the Boiler Club in Jerusalem, with beers at the bar, magnet stations
[00:30:49] and a DJ, left no doubt. Beit Tzioni
[00:30:53] is looking for young people.
[00:30:55] We are the voice of the soldiers. When the soldiers come and say at the ballot box,
[00:30:59] The young generation that comes and casts their vote for the first time will look at us and say: I believe
[00:31:03] in these people who come to work for me. That's one. Jerusalem
[00:31:06] completely. Eliyassaf Peretz, number four
[00:31:09] on the list after the founders Chili Trooper and Yoaz Hendel,
[00:31:13] experienced politicians. He is the man who is supposed to sweep the young generation
[00:31:17] after him. You are at the top. Thank you, brother. So
[00:31:21] why politics now? Good question. Look, I've been
[00:31:24] in social action for almost 20 years. I founded a pre-military academy in Akko, I managed the social
[00:31:28] and youth department in the Jerusalem municipality. I founded an association for bereaved siblings.
[00:31:32] Since the war, I've done 470 days of reserve duty. I fought with my friends
[00:31:35] in Lebanon, we saw evil in front of our eyes. And then, you know, I
[00:31:39] leave there, get in the car, turn on the radio, and what do I hear? I hear a government.
[00:31:42] Passing laws that encourage evasion, I hear that these are fighting
[00:31:46] with those and those are fighting with these, and these hate those, and I say to myself,
[00:31:50] I don't want to raise my children in a country where all day long we
[00:31:53] are ripping apart and harming and fighting each other. Beyond his rich social
[00:31:57] activity, for those who don't know, Eliyassaf is also the brother
[00:32:01] of Lieutenant Uriel who was killed in Lebanon in 1998
[00:32:04] and of Eliraz who was killed in the Gaza Strip in 2000. Eliyassaf's mother,
[00:32:08] Mrs. Miriam Peretz, Israel
[00:32:11] Prize laureate. Elazar thinks she needs
[00:32:15] to come. Uh, not right now.
[00:32:18] And in the end, she's never been affiliated with a party, she's never been affiliated with a party, and she
[00:32:21] supports me, she invited me, so I said, I told her, listen, you know
[00:32:25] what she does for the people of Israel, the place where she is most significant now for all
[00:32:29] of Israel.
[00:32:31] The young generation avoids politics very much
[00:32:37] because they taught us that it's something that causes arguments, and you'll argue about it at Friday dinner,
[00:32:41] and you don't want to get to those places. And it's time for something different, something
[00:32:45] new. There's no longer the privilege of standing aside, you
[00:32:48] say? I think we all understood that, yes, very well. I'm going to raise
[00:32:52] my children here, it needs to change, it's not logical, in another
[00:32:56] 30 years, it will be impossible to raise children here, there won't be
[00:33:00] a serving public, there will be a very small public that pays taxes. They
[00:33:04] are idealistic young people, some say naive, most of them from the right
[00:33:07] side of our political map. I think that after
[00:33:10] October 7th, all our people moved a lot. They
[00:33:14] finished their military service and immediately after that were called up for reserve duty again
[00:33:18] and again, and they are now looking for a different leadership, a different
[00:33:21] politics. The country is not in a good place, we need young people from our
[00:33:24] generation, who will come and make a change here, who will fix things. I think that's also
[00:33:28] one of the things that our party really represents,
[00:33:31] believes that these are people who can really make a change here, and I trust them blindly,
[00:33:35] they are all eloquent, they are all principled, they are all
[00:33:38] nice. But to the big question that hung over this
[00:33:42] whole evening. We didn't get answers as to why we need another
[00:33:45] party whose principles and platform are very similar to the principles
[00:33:48] and platform of Benny Gantz and Gadi Eisenkot and probably also to those of
[00:33:52] Gila Gamliel and Ofer Shelah who are joining the election
[00:33:56] campaign. I less talk about others, that's a custom that so
[00:33:59] it was customary for us to talk about us. There are 300, 400 thousand Israelis
[00:34:02] who don't have a Zionist home, they look at all the parties you mentioned and others
[00:34:06] and say they don't feel comfortable there. We are their home. This is a matter of a Zionist
[00:34:10] government as broad as possible. This is a matter of speaking on behalf of.
[00:34:13] This evening we are also aware
[00:34:18] that in the Zionist government that will be formed, we will demand
[00:34:21] that the portfolio of National Security
[00:34:25] be entrusted to Yoaz
[00:34:26] Hendel.
[00:34:30] After years of dealing with spins and videos,
[00:34:34] it's time to go back to dealing with life
[00:34:37] itself. What's the difference between you and Yair, and between Bennett, and between
[00:34:40] Eisenkot, what's the difference between you? Look, I didn't come to talk about Yair
[00:34:44] or.
[00:35:11] Thank you all very much, good evening, this was a pretty
[00:35:14] successful launch event. The question is whether it will stand the test of time,
[00:35:18] as the election date approaches, the pressure will increase on
[00:35:21] small parties like Bayit Yehudi, which polls currently predict
[00:35:24] four seats for, to unite with the bloc, in this case with
[00:35:28] Isaac, so as not to lose important votes. Look, I
[00:35:31] think we are currently focused on going up, on getting six
[00:35:35] seats and being the party, being the decisive voice, the party
[00:35:38] of the soldiers, we are the party of the reserves. Now I think we will reach
[00:35:41] the moment when there is still time to make the right decisions. And we will act responsibly
[00:35:45] for the sake of
[00:35:50] the State of Israel, we will not waste any vote. The prices my family, her society pays, I am leaving again
[00:35:53] now the amazing workplace, close to 400
[00:35:56] days in Gaza, four times, once
[00:35:59] in Lebanon, I was injured
[00:36:02] in an explosion, everything is fine, we cope,
[00:36:05] we will cope, we will continue, and now finally there is someone who really
[00:36:09] you feel is there, hears you in the same
[00:36:13] place, no. Even in the reserves, so you have a new
[00:36:16] home? I liked the issue of
[00:36:19] governance in the union and the service
[00:36:22] for everyone, which includes Arabs, and it's not just
[00:36:25] Haredim, every citizen of Israel.
[00:36:28] No matter what he is, what his religion is and what his level of faith is, he must
[00:36:31] give something to the country in every field. Most
[00:36:35] potential voters left satisfied. If I tell you that they lack
[00:36:39] a bit of charisma, you'll get angry at me, right? No, I'll tell
[00:36:42] you that we are fed up with fake
[00:36:44] charisma. We want truth.
[00:36:47] Most, but not all. I didn't hear a concrete
[00:36:50] plan, what kind of coalition they will form, who they will go with, it
[00:36:54] sounds too airy to me. So what did you expect
[00:36:58] to hear everything now? At least a direction, a general
[00:37:01] direction, to vote you need to know what
[00:37:04] direction? No, I didn't hear, a lot of nice
[00:37:07] slogans, I sign all the slogans, every Zionist person will sign these slogans,
[00:37:11] so what then? When the elections are over,
[00:37:14] who knows what they will do?
[00:37:16] At the last minute in Otzma Yehudit.
[00:37:25] It's a campaign against religious Zionism, Yaara Shapira, you are publishing this evening
[00:37:29] this shelved campaign. Yes, uh, a campaign that was supposed to be Smotrich's
[00:37:32] own campaign, in Smotrich's colors, with Smotrich's logo
[00:37:36] written on it that Smotrich is
[00:37:39] the most patronizing, this is the campaign
[00:37:43] that was already prepared in the party, they shelved this campaign at least for now, partly because
[00:37:46] they don't want to fight so openly, and partly because, as I understand it, Otzma
[00:37:50] Yehudit doesn't want Smotrich to pass the electoral threshold and be the one
[00:37:54] to be blamed for it. The situation has changed, if it has changed,
[00:37:57] so from Otzma Yehudit they tell us, we respect Smotrich and are happy that religious
[00:38:01] Zionism passes the electoral threshold in all its forms and does not need a reserved spot in Otzma
[00:38:05] Yehudit. Religious Zionism does not respond, and it must be said, against the background
[00:38:08] of the indeed bad relationship between Ben Gvir and Smotrich
[00:38:12] that in the last elections ran on a joint list,
[00:38:15] Netanyahu did begin to sound out both
[00:38:19] of them about the possibility of uniting them, currently both
[00:38:22] sides have given a negative answer,
[00:38:26] Yaara. While hundreds of millions of shekels were approved for Haredi educational
[00:38:29] institutions in the Knesset Finance Committee, it was the Haredi Hesder
[00:38:33] yeshivas that encourage enlistment that had to fight for budgets.
[00:38:36] Daniel Grobe, why? Well, first of
[00:38:39] all, let's start with the details. 3 million shekels that were supposed to be transferred
[00:38:43] this week to Haredi Hesder yeshivas. A total of
[00:38:46] about 800 students who study in Haredi
[00:38:49] yeshivas that encourage enlistment. Nevertheless, this transfer
[00:38:52] was stopped due to some bureaucratic snag. Uh, the
[00:38:55] Ministry of Finance, regarding this incident, uh, does
[00:38:59] not really trust that this money will actually reach
[00:39:02] the Haredi Hesder yeshivas, sources, according to political
[00:39:06] sources, in the Haredi Hesder yeshivas tell us to call and check where
[00:39:10] this money will go, not to do this, in the end they say, if
[00:39:13] it was about other funds, they would have been transferred as we saw hundreds
[00:39:17] of millions transferred this week to Haredi educational institutions,
[00:39:21] including 26 million shekels for preventing
[00:39:24] dropout from yeshivas, specifically for preventing enlistment.
[00:39:27] Here we are talking about 3 million shekels that the Haredi Hesder yeshivas really
[00:39:30] need and it's still not happening and we hope we'll follow
[00:39:34] what happens. They are really afraid that they
[00:39:43] documentation of the family theft vacation in Eilat. Itzik
[00:39:46] Zoharetz, you are publishing this evening another video
[00:39:50] from the family's past. This is not the first
[00:39:52] time.
[00:39:54] That's right, Maya, and after we exposed this video as you said at the beginning of the week
[00:39:58] and it received millions of views online, we also received
[00:40:01] more and more complaints from other victims
[00:40:05] of this couple, Eliran and Sivan Buchbut. One of the complaints
[00:40:09] came from Hadera, two and a half years ago this couple
[00:40:12] visited a gadget store there
[00:40:16] in the mall in Hadera, they managed to steal
[00:40:19] two PlayStation devices worth
[00:40:22] 5,000 shekels, but no one
[00:40:26] stopped them. The store owner identified them. By the way, the police
[00:40:29] failed to arrest them, because they were not identified. In the end,
[00:40:33] last Sunday, the store owner watched the report
[00:40:36] and realized that this couple with the children had been
[00:40:40] at his store. Here are all the videos from two years ago, the beginning
[00:40:44] of this couple in the report
[00:40:54] At the beginning of the week, we exposed here the video of their theft spree. In Eilat,
[00:40:58] with their small children clinging to them. Today we are bringing
[00:41:02] new-old videos from the adventures
[00:41:05] of the couple. My employee sent me
[00:41:08] an article on Facebook, he told me, Guy, look, these are our thieves
[00:41:12] from the store, and then as soon as I opened it, I immediately saw it was them?
[00:41:15] After the broadcast of the report, which garnered millions of views, additional
[00:41:18] victims contacted Kan News who identified the Buchbut
[00:41:22] couple. One of them is Guy Giorgi, owner of the gaming
[00:41:25] and computer store. Motherboard in Hadera,
[00:41:29] two and a half years ago, his security cameras documented
[00:41:32] exactly the same method. Eliran and Sivan
[00:41:35] enter the store with their two children, who were then
[00:41:38] five and six years old. Long before the baby girl who was with them
[00:41:42] in Eilat was born. Now watch what happens, I
[00:41:45] say everything's fine, guys, they're looking,
[00:41:49] I thought, Eliran comes in excellent with a large black bag, he
[00:41:52] takes a PlayStation 5 device from the top
[00:41:55] shelf, and after seconds it's already in the
[00:41:59] bag. They arrived around seven in the evening,
[00:42:02] he and the two children and his wife, and started
[00:42:05] to drive the salesman crazy, he comes with a bag, he always comes with a bag like that, a padded bag.
[00:42:10] With metal that even if there were alarms, it wouldn't
[00:42:13] beep, and he puts it on his shoulder and then he goes looking
[00:42:17] for an angle where there's no field of view, takes down the product
[00:42:20] first, puts it on the floor and he looks
[00:42:23] and then he sends his wife to distract the salesman and the
[00:42:25] children and puts it in the bag and walks out
[00:42:29] simply. This happened in December 2023, as I said, more than
[00:42:33] two years ago. Guy Giorgi then filed a complaint at the Hadera
[00:42:36] police station, but according to him, a few days later,
[00:42:40] it was closed due to lack of public interest. I told
[00:42:44] him, what do you mean lack of public interest? Someone comes and steals, they don't even
[00:42:47] go and stop him, nothing. He tells me, no, if you want
[00:42:51] you can appeal. I understood they weren't doing anything, Guy
[00:42:54] moved on, but look what happens just four months later in March
[00:42:58] 2024, the couple with the children
[00:43:02] suddenly appear again, again Guy is not
[00:43:05] in the store but his employee, and the couple
[00:43:08] operate. The method, this time Eliran
[00:43:11] steals another game console of the Nintendo
[00:43:14] Switch type and they disappear. I,
[00:43:18] if I were in the store, I would take the law into my own hands, I no longer
[00:43:21] believe in the police, nor in the mall's security,
[00:43:25] I don't believe, they don't really care what happens. Now you understand, I'm
[00:43:28] a private store, I'm a private
[00:43:31] person, it's like taking food from
[00:43:34] my children, really. In total, within four months, the couple stole from Guy's store
[00:43:38] products worth almost 5,000 shekels, he
[00:43:42] hasn't seen the money to this day, they continued
[00:43:45] to roam free until they arrived in Eilat last month,
[00:43:49] and started a theft spree there worth more
[00:43:52] than 100,000 shekels. A base person who takes his children,
[00:43:56] only because of the children I went to complain, if it weren't for the children I wouldn't
[00:43:59] make a fuss about it, because I know that we don't have
[00:44:03] enough police personnel to deal with these things. In the middle of the week,
[00:44:06] we published that the couple were involved four years ago in a wave.
[00:44:12] Eliran was then sent to actual imprisonment
[00:44:15] and Sivan to a rehabilitation process, but a short time later, according
[00:44:19] to the testimony, they had already returned to their ways, this time
[00:44:22] at Guy's store in Hadera. A few
[00:44:26] years later they also raided Eilat, and it seems that nothing
[00:44:29] deters the Buchbut couple, neither arrest, nor
[00:44:32] rehabilitation, nor actual imprisonment. Time after time
[00:44:36] they return, with the same method, scoffing at
[00:44:40] the law and no one manages to stop them, maybe
[00:44:44] this time it
[00:44:52] in Hadera, the case there was closed because the suspects were not identified, but
[00:44:55] now they are identified, and their names are known, and therefore
[00:44:58] the police will reopen this case, and this is the response
[00:45:02] we received from the police. Upon receiving the complaint, an investigation
[00:45:05] was opened, during which actions were taken, and according to
[00:45:09] the evidentiary basis that was formed, the case was closed. Upon
[00:45:12] receiving new evidence, the investigation file will be reopened,
[00:45:16] in order to reach the truth and bring to justice
[00:45:19] those involved in the act, meaning,
[00:45:22] now there are also security cameras, also the identification of the couple, this
[00:45:26] can be added to the dozens of indictments that have already been filed against them, and wait, it's
[00:45:37] today. Keizer exposes data on
[00:45:40] their economic situation and on the money the state
[00:45:43] is losing. Yes, May, this study conducted by the Tax
[00:45:46] Authority is no less than a bright red flag flying over
[00:45:49] the economy and indeed over all our lives here. According
[00:45:53] to the data, not only has the number of people leaving Israel surged in recent
[00:45:57] years, but the rate of departure of affluent
[00:46:00] populations in Israel has almost doubled, while that
[00:46:04] of the weaker segments has remained almost unchanged. If
[00:46:08] once the income of those who left the country was identical to the average
[00:46:11] income, in recent years it has been 50% higher.
[00:46:14] If we look at the top decile
[00:46:18] for example, in 2024 there was
[00:46:20] an 80% surge in the number of those belonging to it
[00:46:23] who left compared to 2019. This
[00:46:26] is due, among other things, to a 150% jump in the number
[00:46:30] of high-tech workers who left the country and of more than 100%
[00:46:33] in the number of healthcare workers. These figures
[00:46:36] are very disturbing because they affect the quality of life for all of us. If
[00:46:40] in 2019 the state lost half a billion shekels in income
[00:46:43] due to emigration, in 2024 this amount
[00:46:47] jumped to 1.2 billion shekels. The tax
[00:46:51] authorities are cautious, with the caveat.
[00:46:53] If it continues, the annual loss of income could jump to three
[00:46:56] and a half billion shekels every year. We
[00:47:00] are talking about money that could have gone to building classrooms, adding beds in hospitals,
[00:47:03] purchasing interceptor missiles, and anything
[00:47:07] else that is critical to all our lives. The Tax Authority does not
[00:47:10] point to the reasons for emigration, whether it's the war or the coronavirus or
[00:47:13] government policy, but what is certain is that the Israeli leadership
[00:47:17] must address this problem and urgently, to be attentive
[00:47:21] to the public and to act. In order to stop the erosion, instead of
[00:47:24] settling for statements of the type "whoever doesn't like it,
[00:47:33] may she rest in peace, took her own life when she was only 13
[00:47:36] after suffering from bullying at school. Her mother spoke about a systemic
[00:47:40] failure that went beyond Adva's class, and now she is filing
[00:47:44] a huge lawsuit against the Ministry of Education. Shalitpiro heard
[00:47:47] her.
[00:48:10] We used to live here on the sixth floor
[00:48:14] and here I found my daughter
[00:48:17] on the floor here I sit.
[00:48:21] For hours hugging my daughter with a blanket, and this is the last
[00:48:25] day I saw her. A year
[00:48:28] and a half after burying her only daughter, aged
[00:48:31] 13, after she jumped to her death,
[00:48:35] Tzameret is fighting for justice for her. My daughter
[00:48:38] could have been alive today, a child
[00:48:42] who could have gone to the army, served the country,
[00:48:45] gotten married, given me grandchildren, the Ministry
[00:48:48] of Education, they have blood on their
[00:48:52] hands, they murdered my
[00:48:55] daughter. In her short life, little Adva suffered
[00:48:59] a lot, according to her mother, she underwent severe social
[00:49:02] ostracism and boycott, which led her to do the terrible
[00:49:06] deed. The soul of a 13-year-old girl,
[00:49:09] could not bear the abuse,
[00:49:13] until on the last day she said:
[00:49:15] Enough, enough, she couldn't. When I
[00:49:19] wake up at 4:30 in the
[00:49:22] morning shouting Adva, where are you? Adva,
[00:49:26] where are you? And there's no answer, and nothing.
[00:49:28] Adva didn't tell her mother, she didn't
[00:49:32] know. Yesterday she filed a groundbreaking
[00:49:35] lawsuit for 16 million shekels against
[00:49:39] a number of entities, the Ministry of Education, the Municipality
[00:49:42] of Acre, the school where Adva studied
[00:49:45] and more. A 13-year-old girl, like
[00:49:47] Adva, who took her own life, it's not
[00:49:51] just because of someone else. The boycott is severe and should not be accepted, it's because
[00:49:54] the system rejects her, the system makes her understand that she's
[00:49:58] alone, that she can't, that the system doesn't know how to deal with it.
[00:50:01] For this negligence, this criminal negligence, we are suing the Ministry
[00:50:05] of Education and the schools. The claim is that they are
[00:50:08] jointly and severally liable for the heavy tragedy,
[00:50:12] which occurred as a direct result
[00:50:15] of their negligence and failures, when they
[00:50:18] failed in their duties and in fulfilling their obligations.
[00:50:27] She told me, Mom, play
[00:50:31] songs, I want to have fun, and she started
[00:50:34] dancing. And then I ask the
[00:50:37] question, which today seems to me like,
[00:50:40] wow, Adva, who are you
[00:50:42] dancing with?
[00:50:45] Then she tells me that today I only understand it,
[00:50:48] the angels arrived. Alongside the heavy pain, Tzameret
[00:50:51] does not find peace, in light of
[00:50:54] the authorities' conduct towards her even after her daughter's
[00:50:57] suicide, according to her, no one accepts responsibility
[00:51:01] for the terrible failure, not to participate
[00:51:04] in the sorrow. The Ministry of Education viewed this girl
[00:51:07] as an invisible person, as a person
[00:51:10] who is not addressed.
[00:51:14] A teacher, an educator in the State
[00:51:17] of Israel, removes the child from the WhatsApp
[00:51:20] group. Because she doesn't want to hear
[00:51:23] her. Just about half a year ago, the mother was interviewed
[00:51:27] live, and immediately after her, the Minister
[00:51:30] of Education was supposed to speak, but he refused to comment and canceled
[00:51:34] the interview. My daughter could have, the education system would have
[00:51:38] acted differently and not seen me as an invisible
[00:51:40] person. How do you raise me in such a
[00:51:43] party? How do
[00:51:45] you do it?
[00:51:48] What is this? Is there a jellyfish everywhere?
[00:51:56] All she wanted in the world was to have one friend to go to the mall with, all she
[00:52:00] wanted was one friend to go to a movie with, when such things happen, when the writing
[00:52:04] was on the wall. The Ministry of Education and all the authorities are looking
[00:52:07] up to the sky and saying it must not happen, it's a terrible tragedy, and the day after
[00:52:11] that they forget and do nothing. It's time for this
[00:52:14] to change. Tzameret knows that no amount of money in the world
[00:52:18] will bring back her only daughter, and she is now embarking
[00:52:21] on a struggle to save other children.
[00:52:24] Money will not tell you to get up and defer, Miriam,
[00:52:28] your mother is waiting for you, but at least if we can
[00:52:31] save one child or two children from this tragedy.
[00:52:35] We, the parents, should not bury our children,
[00:52:38] our children should bury us.
[00:52:42] In recent years, too many children in Israel have paid
[00:52:46] with their lives the price of the bullying and boycotts
[00:52:48] they experienced. Adva's mother hopes that her daughter's
[00:52:52] blood crying out from the ground will lead the education system
[00:52:55] to deep changes that will significantly
[00:52:58] reduce the terrible phenomenon. Every day
[00:53:01] that passed for me was suffering.
[00:53:05] In suffering, so everything is a game externally, but at night
[00:53:09] when I sleep, I call her, come
[00:53:12] to her mother. The Ministry of Education stated in response,
[00:53:16] the Ministry of Education shares the family's deep sorrow for the heavy
[00:53:20] loss, that if a lawsuit was filed, the claims will be examined within
[00:53:23] the legal process, since the matter was brought before the
[00:53:27] court, we will not be able to comment on the claims in the
[00:53:30] media.
[00:53:33] Immediately on Kan News, before the elections, a new project by Shaul
[00:53:36] Amsterdam. How Israelis choose who to vote for,
[00:53:40] protein out, collagen
[00:53:51] is getting out of control, yes I heard stories about like tribes
[00:53:55] that come and defecate on other tribes' equipment
[00:53:59] and stuff, like to mark territory
[00:54:01] like that, but before all the heavy heat wave. In Europe,
[00:54:05] the dry continent, reveals ships sunk by the Nazis, and threatens
[00:54:09] to shut down the power grid in the center of the continent. Our correspondent Dov Giller,
[00:54:13] you are joining us from Romania, from a power plant that is
[00:54:15] in danger. Hello, Maya, from the nuclear power plant
[00:54:19] Cernavodă in Romania on the
[00:54:22] banks of the Danube. This is the story behind us, the only nuclear power plant
[00:54:26] in the country, this is its story, the story of the nuclear power plant in Hungary,
[00:54:30] of the power plant in Bulgaria, all the plants along the Danube
[00:54:34] may be shut down. Within a few days, half of this power
[00:54:37] plant is already not working, it may be completely
[00:54:40] shut down, and others too, as the water levels in the Danube have dropped
[00:54:44] even further and are at an unprecedented low that has almost never been seen
[00:54:47] in history. If there is no water to cool the
[00:54:50] turbines of the nuclear power plant, it cannot be used, it must be
[00:54:54] shut down, and then I would not want to be a European in the Balkans or
[00:54:58] along the Danube who is experiencing power problems. Not only
[00:55:01] that, on the border between Serbia
[00:55:04] and Romania. Nazi warships from 1944
[00:55:07] have been exposed. The Nazis sank them, laden with explosives,
[00:55:11] no one saw them for decades, only when the river
[00:55:14] level dropped, they were suddenly exposed, a great danger, they may
[00:55:18] explode. The Nazis sank them so that the Russians would encounter
[00:55:21] them in their pursuit, and pictures
[00:55:25] like these have never been seen in the Danube before, the Danube
[00:55:28] which in large parts is ruined, uh, islands
[00:55:31] that are exposed, legends that are exposed, the river is at an
[00:55:46] people is reaching a new low in the Scout movement. Campers returned
[00:55:49] from summer camps with difficult stories of fighting, sexual
[00:55:53] harassment in the showers, and children tied to trees. Liran Hodedin.
[00:55:57] The testimonies
[00:56:00] include sexual harassment around the showers, very, very
[00:56:03] severe acts of violence.
[00:56:06] All sorts of traditions in this direction where 12th graders beat
[00:56:10] 11th graders. This is supposed to be the place where young
[00:56:13] people learn values, responsibility, and friendship. Come with us to make the best
[00:56:17] surprise at the camp.
[00:56:25] deal with violence, humiliation, and abuse. In recent
[00:56:29] years, we have seen many such phenomena of violence in the Scout movement and all sorts of.
[00:56:33] Traditions. You can see that in the last period, in the last year, there has been
[00:56:36] an increase, for example, in traditions around
[00:56:40] humiliation as a form of abuse. Within
[00:56:43] a few weeks, more and more testimonies accumulated that raise serious
[00:56:47] questions. About what is happening in the largest youth movement
[00:56:51] in Israel. Last week, in one of the tribes in central
[00:56:53] Israel, 9th-grade students were tied to trees for
[00:56:57] hours. The counselors not only tied them and covered
[00:57:01] their eyes, they of course filmed it.
[00:57:05] And uploaded it to the internet. These are already photos of the brawl between
[00:57:08] tribes of the Tel Aviv leadership at the beginning of the summer. Recently,
[00:57:12] we exposed how campers urinated on another camper.
[00:57:16] And last week. Another brawl broke out in one of the summer
[00:57:20] camps of the Scouts. In the last camp, in one
[00:57:23] of the leaderships, there was a violent incident, some children
[00:57:27] who were beaten before the camp towards other children.
[00:57:30] Children who were injured, staff who were injured in the incident. Complete
[00:57:34] lack of control over the children who are in the forest, they just do
[00:57:37] whatever they want. The incident of extinguishing cigarettes on other children and
[00:57:41] the staff has nothing to do about it. At the same summer camp,
[00:57:44] it turned out that a camper with special needs. Claimed that he would be brought down.
[00:57:48] sexually in the showers by other trainees,
[00:57:51] and it's all about what are called traditions in the Scouts. There are
[00:57:55] traditions in the Scouts, some of them very good and beautiful and amazing,
[00:57:58] and there's the less good side of tradition too, which is
[00:58:01] all sorts of incidents of
[00:58:04] violence or some kind of upholding of seniority,
[00:58:08] hierarchy of ages, mainly through verbal violence
[00:58:12] and sometimes some physical violence. Part
[00:58:14] of the entry is actually the older layer, guys.
[00:58:17] Humiliating traditions, they tie them to trees,
[00:58:21] humiliate them, hit them, relieve themselves on
[00:58:24] them, and this is something that simply repeats itself and is ingrained, and there's no layer
[00:58:28] that doesn't go through it, and these are also children who later do it to the next children
[00:58:31] after them. Bar already left the movement, but he remembers well, both
[00:58:35] as a leader and as a trainee, the incidents of violence in the Scouts.
[00:58:39] The devil is mostly in the showers in the evening, yes, there were guys
[00:58:42] who would compete, pee on each other and things like that that are less
[00:58:46] pleasant to me. Yes, I heard stories about tribes
[00:58:49] that come and relieve themselves on other tribes' equipment,
[00:58:53] on things, to mark territory, like when you go
[00:58:57] to battle and you're a 15-year-old kid and you're in battle with supposedly
[00:59:00] 18-year-old guys, I'm not sure how much
[00:59:04] you're really in battle and not just in a disadvantaged position. Youth violence
[00:59:08] is not only in the Scouts, it starts already in school,
[00:59:11] but many of those we spoke with and were afraid
[00:59:14] to be interviewed for the article report similar things about the movement's
[00:59:17] taking responsibility for the recent events. Are there events
[00:59:21] that they try very hard to sweep under the rug and in the end
[00:59:25] not do too much with? Or are there events that they do try to deal with?
[00:59:29] It's hard, it's really hard to deal with. So I think the movement is struggling to take
[00:59:33] clearer steps. If it's, for example, to remove children
[00:59:36] from the movement who don't fit in and can't be here. They think about the children
[00:59:40] who hurt more than the children who are hurt. Precisely for
[00:59:43] this reason, everyone we spoke with emphasized the great importance
[00:59:47] of the youth movement and the activities within it, what
[00:59:50] this place means to him? The Scouts are my home, and in the end, even
[00:59:54] in my home, there are problems and arguments
[00:59:57] and shouting sometimes, that doesn't make it less my home and less
[01:00:01] my family. Liran, this is an event we hear
[01:00:04] about again and again, these terrible traditions, so
[01:00:07] what are they going to do about it? Well,
[01:00:10] look, first of all, in the Scouts, they don't really deny
[01:00:13] these things and say that they are.
[01:00:16] And at least they try to deal with it as much as they can, they of course
[01:00:20] say, all violence is in society and of course it doesn't just start within
[01:00:24] our movement, we also mentioned in the article, in schools there is also a lot of
[01:00:27] violence. For example, we received really many
[01:00:31] many testimonies from both trainees
[01:00:34] and parents who were simply afraid to speak, even
[01:00:37] in recording, even with blurred faces, because they said the leaders
[01:00:41] of the party see it, within the Scouts they see it, we don't want to ruin
[01:00:45] and show, do bad to what is happening. Scouts, let me remind you, it's a very important
[01:00:48] youth movement, ah, and it's important to be in youth movements and yes, we hear about
[01:00:52] more such cases. What do the Scouts actually tell us? The full
[01:00:56] response, for reasons of privacy, we will not refer to specific events highlighted
[01:00:59] in the article, although some of them are based on rumors and inaccuracies. We are aware
[01:01:03] of the increase in violence in Israeli society as a whole and among youth.
[01:01:06] The movement acts with all means at its disposal and persistently to fight
[01:01:10] the phenomenon and create a safe place, which allows
[01:01:13] youth themselves to educate for reducing violence, acceptance of the other,
[01:01:17] as a true space of belonging. In recent years, the movement says, we have established
[01:01:21] the Safe Space Unit, which includes professional men and women
[01:01:25] and social workers who guide the professional staff
[01:01:28] in preventing and treating violent incidents. We view any incident involving
[01:01:32] violence or humiliation seriously and deal with every incident immediately
[01:01:36] in cooperation with professional bodies in the movement
[01:01:46] days until the elections from everywhere.
[01:01:49] which are mainly personal, but what are we voting for? Shaul Amsterdamski, you're going
[01:01:52] to check exactly that. Yes, Maya, uh, absolutely. We're starting
[01:01:56] tonight a new series of reports, the Mandate period, a series
[01:01:59] that will try to answer the question, why do we vote the way
[01:02:03] we vote, and not just for whom? We will travel all over the country, as much as we can, we will try
[01:02:06] to cover as many communities and people, diverse
[01:02:10] nuances, to understand what drives us when we are with ourselves
[01:02:13] behind the screen. Or to focus, we decided to talk mainly
[01:02:17] with... young people aged 18 to
[01:02:19] 30, those who paid the heaviest price of the upheavals
[01:02:23] of recent years and are not yet tired of the Israeli reality. For the first
[01:02:27] episode, we went to Efrat and Jerusalem to talk to people. This is a sector
[01:02:31] that in the past had a very very clear political home, and today,
[01:02:34] and this emerged very clearly from the interviews
[01:02:49] where I grew up in Samaria, most of the people vote Smotrich.
[01:02:52] In the last elections, I was in the army and flew Smotrich because that's what you do? Not because that's what
[01:02:56] you do, because he largely represents the values of religious Zionism.
[01:03:00] In Samaria, okay, not many people know, he's making a crazy revolution in Judea
[01:03:03] and Samaria, but for anyone who doesn't live there,
[01:03:07] he doesn't talk about them, Smotrich made a move, he called his party Religious
[01:03:11] Zionism, it's not for nothing that he gets only four mandates, some mandates he doesn't
[01:03:14] get at all. In the last month, everything that happened with
[01:03:18] this disgrace of the Haredim, of all these laws that simply
[01:03:21] sell us out, all of us, yes, he made the covenant revolution there, but we all
[01:03:25] do another round and another round and another round, I just finished my seventh round, I don't have time
[01:03:29] to wait until they. My husband is not yet at the exemption age
[01:03:32] and he's already being called for his seventh round, we suffered
[01:03:36] a lot, I hear it in his voice. I think
[01:03:39] Smotrich certainly acts for the values of the days,
[01:03:42] but on the other hand, he silences very
[01:03:46] strongly, all the people who suffered a lot
[01:03:49] in this war and stayed to defend the home, and every
[01:03:52] night I didn't sleep at night, I, I want
[01:03:56] not to be silent, simply for my children, I'm looking further.
[01:04:00] In 20 years they will say we are not willing to also go to reserve duty
[01:04:03] and also live in a precarious security place and I'm afraid
[01:04:07] we'll be chosen to give up the settlement, maybe give up
[01:04:10] faith. You can't have everything, you can't
[01:04:12] have everything.
[01:04:21] We're starting a new project, a series of articles for the elections, but not again who are you
[01:04:25] voting for? Bibi, Bibi, no, Bibi, no, enough. We're going to ask
[01:04:28] people why they are voting.
[01:04:34] The cost of living, whoever can talk about occupation, needs to see, if I vote for
[01:04:38] someone who sits with Haredim or who sits with Arabs, it's absurd that you have to
[01:04:41] choose which non-Zionist you sit with, not just
[01:04:44] people, we're going to talk to young people from all over
[01:04:47] the country, from all sectors, they are probably the generation most affected
[01:04:51] by this war, so we're going to ask them, how these three
[01:04:54] years affected them politically, how they
[01:04:57] shaped their choice, have they even found a political home? Today we
[01:05:01] will be in Efrat, a settlement beyond the Green Line,
[01:05:33] voted? Quite a few times, what were your considerations then? I
[01:05:36] think it was less about the values,
[01:05:39] the opinions and what everyone brings, because there really
[01:05:43] wasn't, also because I was 18, and also
[01:05:47] because it wasn't the situation we have today where there are really things that need
[01:05:50] to be changed, so it was more like what the environment chooses,
[01:05:54] more like, it's good to go with the familiar and known,
[01:05:57] which is?
[01:06:00] I think I probably voted for Bibi, for Bibi, okay.
[01:06:04] How? Yes, yes, I just really don't
[01:06:06] remember. For you, I was relatively
[01:06:10] dynamic, whether it was Bennett at some point
[01:06:13] and more for left-wing parties at another point,
[01:06:16] and today I'm more able to distill my
[01:06:19] center-right position, so
[01:06:23] in the upcoming elections, you will vote, what are the considerations
[01:06:26] guiding you in your choice? For me, I think
[01:06:29] it's about security. I did over 300 days
[01:06:32] of reserve duty. My husband just got out of regular service and is also starting
[01:06:35] reserve duty, uh, and reserve duty surrounds us everywhere,
[01:06:39] and a bit of burden sharing, that's what's burning
[01:06:42] in me the most, that there will be a change, what's burning in me the most honestly
[01:06:45] is unity, and to abolish baseless hatred and try
[01:06:49] to minimize it as much as possible, I feel that our people are torn
[01:06:53] and it breaks my heart, as a relatively innocent person who grew up
[01:06:56] to believe that there is, there is something shared here.
[01:07:11] feel that for me, it opened up a lot of questions, from a home that was very, very, very, what is called
[01:07:14] today, you say at home, like no Bibi, my mother it's an event
[01:07:18] for her. On October 7th, I was involved
[01:07:21] in the burial of soldiers in the war, for me it
[01:07:23] kind of reshuffled the cards, the stories of the Haredim that happened and are still happening
[01:07:27] in the government with the issue of recruitment, that it's
[01:07:32] something that means you can't wholeheartedly vote for the same party you used to vote
[01:07:35] for. Absolutely, I voted Meretz back then and now I will vote
[01:07:39] either Feiglin or Smotrich, what guides
[01:07:42] my choice is that I don't want a coalition that sits with Ra'am, and what about
[01:07:46] the issue of equal burden sharing for recruitment? Absolutely
[01:07:50] necessary, the question is how do we get there? Let's say you vote center-right,
[01:07:53] say Likud for example, how many options are there
[01:07:56] already? Yes, and let's say after the elections, he forms a government with Ra'am,
[01:08:00] what will you feel then? A knife of betrayal,
[01:08:04] by the way, this somewhat brings back the previous elections of Bennett, I say as Yohai,
[01:08:07] a religious Zionist, I don't know, do you already know who you'll vote for?
[01:08:10] No, in the last elections, I cast a
[01:08:14] blank ballot, until then I had voted for Bennett. The change for me is that
[01:08:17] it's clear to me that I will vote. And do you know who you will vote for?
[01:08:21] I'm not really sure who I will vote for, and I also know that it will probably get much
[01:08:24] stronger in the month before the elections. In the last elections, I voted
[01:08:28] for Liberman and now in these elections I don't
[01:08:31] know. To understand the voting patterns of the national religious
[01:08:35] public, one can look at the last two election cycles in the settlement
[01:08:38] of Efrat. In 2021, 43% of the voters here gave
[01:08:42] their vote to Bennett. In the last elections, Religious Zionism
[01:08:45] and Otzma Yehudit took 48%
[01:09:02] in recent years? A lot. You sit with the outside of the company, it's like
[01:09:06] needle in a haystack, with many interviewees I spoke with from your community.
[01:09:10] This is for them the
[01:09:13] thing. And many people who told me this feel lost
[01:09:16] that Smotrich no longer represents them and that the Likud no longer represents
[01:09:20] them because of this issue with the Haredim, no one is willing to do
[01:09:23] what needs to be done. All this ridiculous talk
[01:09:26] about arrests and all these, like, sanctions
[01:09:29] and things, what will you put in prison now, 30,000 people? It's not realistic.
[01:09:33] It hurts my sense of justice more. Even if all the
[01:09:37] Haredim rise up and are conscripted, I will still be doing
[01:09:41] reserve duty for many years. So I...
[01:10:01] that the economic aspect is mainly what separates the different parties. The differences between us regarding
[01:10:05] enemies and our neighbors are actually minor.
[01:10:08] Yes, between Yair Golan and Bennett.
[01:10:22] Who do you feel represents you in this regard? What's
[01:10:26] that feeling like, to be without a political
[01:10:43] changed in your choices, is anything expected to change in the upcoming elections? In the past,
[01:10:47] I voted for the Zionist Camp. Very pluralistic, but I'm
[01:10:51] more towards Feiglin, it's a move to the right, a move to the right
[01:10:54] from a very nationalist place, I feel
[01:10:57] that currently all parties are very extreme, he's not exactly the moderate
[01:11:00] type, let's say, he's not moderate, but he has a very specific opinion that he's not afraid to express,
[01:11:04] he doesn't pretend, he tells you unequivocally, right, because he's very
[01:11:08] very confident in his path, so he can attract exactly those
[01:11:11] who can be indifferent. How about you? In the last elections I voted,
[01:11:15] I voted for Otzma Yehudit. Today I know that it's going to be very different
[01:11:19] from that. But the problem is that I don't know who I want to vote for.
[01:11:22] Let's break it down. Let's do guided imagery. What led you to vote for Otzma
[01:11:26] Yehudit? Because everyone around me voted for Otzma Yehudit.
[01:11:29] Ah, was it a bandwagon effect? It was a bandwagon effect completely. I identified with
[01:11:32] those values, and now I simply don't identify with them.
[01:11:36] Unfortunately, I also very much believe in community
[01:11:40] values, in ecology. And in working for society, and these are things
[01:11:44] that, like, when I say them, they say, oh, left-wing, but I
[01:11:48] don't find myself there, and I don't find myself on the right either. You
[01:11:51] represent a generation that changes jobs
[01:11:54] and changes phones, okay, there's
[01:11:57] a lot of turnover compared to the generation you described, your parents,
[01:12:00] from Likud from beginning to end. Yes, when you look
[01:12:04] ahead at your political future, is it possible that you will also change
[01:12:07] political homes quite a few times over the years? I think
[01:12:11] so.
[01:12:15] very quickly and always need a new thrill. Uh, that's what's happening, I think
[01:12:18] too, but I also think we care less
[01:12:43] of religious people and leftists is not enough just on this street.
[01:12:46] However, here live five people.
[01:12:49] The vast majority of my extended family lives
[01:12:52] in the territories. Okay, I also got to
[01:12:55] be involved in activities in the territories where I have a relative on the other side. Oh
[01:12:59] wow, in my extended family we don't talk about it. We don't talk
[01:13:03] about it. Not because it's very, very volatile. There have already been arguments
[01:13:07] and almost a severing of ties. Wow, that's
[01:13:10] something that scares me. Like when I came for the interview I said, how do I not offend
[01:13:14] the family? Like, because yes, it's clear that people talk about it and it's very
[01:13:17] volatile and it's clear to me that they agree with a large part of it. We ultimately oppose violence, it's not
[01:13:21] something that's so hard to cooperate with. Can I say something a little presumptuous?
[01:13:25] Yes, and I also think maybe that's the goal of this show, maybe, I don't know, but I
[01:13:29] feel that, excuse me, but the politicians need to want me,
[01:13:32] they need to say, we want the young people, we want your opinion, and I haven't
[01:13:36] decided who I'm voting for yet, I'm waiting for someone to say brave things
[01:13:40] against the war, against what's happening here, and I don't know, I'm sick
[01:13:43] of living like this, that's the only answer I'm looking for, what do we do, how do we get out
[01:13:47] of this situation? Which party, if any, is the political home
[01:13:51] for people in this position? Generally speaking, I
[01:13:55] am not someone who experiences parties
[01:13:56] as a home.
[01:14:00] But as much as there is, I feel, for example, the list of Democrats
[01:14:04] currently looks like a not bad option. This undoubtedly represents the
[01:14:07] left-wing part, but the religious part also has people
[01:14:10] who are definitely people like Gilad
[01:14:12] Kariv.
[01:14:14] What keeps you optimistic? First of all, everything will be fine in Israel.
[01:14:18] Everything will be fine. We fought this war. I see a young
[01:14:21] generation coming to fix things. We want things to be better. We're going.
[01:14:29] good things you want to do, vote for good things you did because
[01:14:33] it's good, it's good for us and it will be
[01:14:35] good. You can also enjoy life, yes, you don't need to only
[01:35:26] confidant, and now he's revealing
[01:35:29] everything. Power corrupts, survival and personal gain
[01:35:33] before the good of the state. Yoav Horowitz is planning the next
[01:35:37] Prime Minister, Gadi Eisenkot.
[01:35:40] Did you hesitate? No, it took me
[01:35:43] two seconds to tell him.
[01:35:45] Yoav Horowitz speaks on News Friday, eight
[01:35:49] o'clock.
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[01:36:56] Hello everyone and good evening. Today there was a drop in temperatures, a slight
[01:37:00] relief in the heat stress, unbelievably even after another slight drop
[01:37:03] in temperatures, this means that this weekend will be very comfortable,
[01:37:07] relatively for summer, this will not last into next week, but the weekend will be
[01:37:10] fine. What does that mean? Let's look at the temperatures. In Katzrin
[01:37:14] tomorrow 30 degrees. This is after we're talking about more comfortable
[01:37:17] weather, but we're in summer. Along the coastal plain it hardly changes,
[01:37:21] 31 degrees tomorrow. Again, I remind you that during
[01:37:25] this period in the morning hours it's much more cloudy, clears up during
[01:37:28] the morning, this will be well felt this weekend. The further
[01:37:31] south we go, Jerusalem tomorrow 29 degrees, this is
[01:37:35] one degree below average, to that extent along the coastal plain it hardly
[01:37:39] changes, 31 degrees with normal humidity
[01:37:42] of 60% humidity in the area. In the southern areas, even there
[01:37:46] it feels relatively better. The Dead Sea with
[01:37:49] 37 degrees, Eilat only 39
[01:37:52] degrees. So what awaits us in the coming days? I already told you at the beginning
[01:37:56] that this fun won't last beyond the weekend. So tomorrow a slight
[01:38:00] drop in temperatures. Saturday, normal weather for the season, and from
[01:38:04] Sunday it will gradually start to get warmer, nothing too
[01:38:06] dramatic, one degree on Sunday, one degree on Monday, the increase
[01:38:10] in heat stress, it will be hotter than usual, but not
[01:38:13] in a very, very extreme way.
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[01:38:48] This is how it all started. Four in the morning, I can't sleep.
[01:38:52] I'm dying of heat. Wait for me this evening, I'm not even
[01:38:56] on my way.
[01:39:27] Emnat Goren Tonight after "Come Eat With Me"
[01:39:30] on Kan 11 and Kan Box.
[01:39:49] No. Reducing tariffs on fruits and vegetables. In the long run, yes.
[01:39:52] Reducing VAT by one percent. Certainly
[01:39:54] yes.
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