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[00:00:00] Hello to you
[00:00:14] and good morning 10 Now we have a news
[00:00:17] update, a senior official in the United Arab Emirates denies the report that
[00:00:21] Prime Minister Netanyahu was warned by the President of the Emirates, Ben
[00:00:24] Zayed, before October 7th. In an interview
[00:00:28] with the Emirati newspaper (the nation): The official, who remained anonymous,
[00:00:32] explained that the Emirates discuss security issues with other
[00:00:35] countries through the relevant bodies and do not discuss
[00:00:39] such details at the level of leaders. The official's
[00:00:42] statements sharpen the official response of the Emirates at the beginning
[00:00:45] of the month, which did not explicitly deny the conversation
[00:00:49] between Netanyahu and the President of the United
[00:00:51] Arab Emirates.
[00:00:53] President Herzog decided to erase the criminal record of Elor Azaria, who was convicted in
[00:00:57] 2006. For shooting a neutralized terrorist
[00:01:00] in Hebron. Roy Yanovsky, our correspondent, we are with you with the decision
[00:01:04] that is being made contrary to the position of the IDF.
[00:01:07] Yes, good morning Jonathan, and the bottom
[00:01:10] line is that President Herzog decides to shorten the period of the criminal record,
[00:01:14] meaning to actually erase the criminal record of Elor
[00:01:17] Azaria, contrary to the opinion
[00:01:20] of the army. In an official statement,
[00:01:24] long and full of justifications
[00:01:26] that begins, according to President Bachrach, that the decision is in the spirit
[00:01:30] of the "repair and reconciliation" of
[00:01:33] the Halakha, when in fact he lists a number of
[00:01:36] justifications, among others, the time that has passed
[00:01:40] since the affair and especially his desire to remove the obstacles he currently faces
[00:01:43] in employment and to open a new
[00:01:46] chapter in his life. The significant thing here is that this was done against the opinion
[00:01:49] of the Chief of Staff and against the opinion of the army. In fact, the army
[00:01:52] explains that there are a number of factors that examine such requests.
[00:01:56] The main reason why they opposed the deletion
[00:02:00] of the criminal record is that until today, Azaria has not
[00:02:03] expressed remorse for his actions, but they emphasize that their recommendation goes
[00:02:07] to the minister, the minister gives his opinion to the president, and of course
[00:02:11] the army's recommendation is just a recommendation, the minister and president can decide otherwise,
[00:02:15] what happened, so the bottom line is that President Herzog
[00:02:18] decides to erase the criminal record of Elor Azaria
[00:02:22] against the opinion of the Chief of Staff, Roy,
[00:02:24] thank you. The submarine INS Dragon that Israel purchased from the German
[00:02:28] company ThyssenKrupp is expected to arrive in the country later this week.
[00:02:32] In Israel, additional advanced systems will be installed in it. Itai
[00:02:35] Blumental, our military correspondent. Hello. That's right,
[00:02:38] Jonathan, the new submarine of the Israeli Navy, INS Dragon, is expected
[00:02:41] to arrive in Israel this week, three weeks after it left
[00:02:45] the shipyard in Germany. INS Dragon is Israel's
[00:02:48] sixth submarine and the third in the Dolphin
[00:02:52] AIP series, an improved submarine,
[00:02:55] which allows for a longer stay underwater without the need to surface
[00:02:59] for air. The submarine's voyage from Germany
[00:03:03] until its arrival in our region in the Mediterranean Sea was carried out under
[00:03:06] heavy security, first upon leaving Germany and then during the voyage
[00:03:10] in the Mediterranean Sea at deep sea, under secrecy
[00:03:13] and understanding that there are many countries, for example, Turkey, to achieve
[00:03:16] this. The issue of the submarine's advanced armament has never
[00:03:20] been officially approved by Israel, but it can be said
[00:03:23] that according to foreign reports, Israeli submarines also have the capability to carry
[00:03:26] nuclear weapons, doomsday weapons, in case Israel
[00:03:30] is under an existential attack. With the arrival
[00:03:32] of the submarine INS Dragon this week, an official
[00:03:36] and festive ceremony will be held at the Haifa
[00:03:38] naval base. Thank you, Itai, and now for the weather
[00:03:42] forecast. Today, a slight drop in temperatures, and they will be
[00:03:45] seasonal in most areas. Tomorrow, Monday, Yom Kippur,
[00:03:48] a slight warming, mainly in the cities and inland.
[00:03:52] On Tuesday, temperatures will drop slightly, and on Wednesday, another slight
[00:03:56] cooling. And these are the times of the beginning
[00:04:00] of Yom Kippur. In Jerusalem, the fast begins at 5:58 PM
[00:04:03] and ends at 7:13 PM. In Tel Aviv, the fast begins
[00:04:07] at 6:22 PM and ends at 7:15
[00:04:10] PM. In Haifa, the fast begins at 6:09
[00:04:14] PM and ends at 7:00 PM. In Beersheba,
[00:04:17] the fast begins at 6:21 PM and ends
[00:04:20] at 7:04 PM.
[00:04:22] And before we finish, here's what awaits you in the Kan News edition on Monday,
[00:04:26] Yom Kippur.
[00:05:07] I was recently at the Carmel market and someone
[00:05:10] yelled out to me "Ziona!"
[00:05:17] And that's it for our news update for this hour. We'll be back here at 11 with
[00:05:20] another update. Have a good and peaceful rest of the day. Gmar Hatimah Tovah.
[00:05:24] See you for now.