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[00:00:00] A terrible tragedy on a trip here in the Ramim ridge,
[00:00:03] in this area behind me, on the scenic route that descends from the Kibbutz
[00:00:07] Yiftah area towards the Hula Valley and Kfar
[00:00:10] Giladi. It happened at 3 PM. A group of teenagers
[00:00:13] found what was apparently a cluster bomb, a small
[00:00:17] cluster bomb fired by a Katyusha rocket
[00:00:21] from Hezbollah. They found it during a field trip in the
[00:00:24] open area here. They passed it from hand to hand and stood very close
[00:00:28] together, apparently, and in some peace. That bomb exploded, and because they were so
[00:00:32] close, such severe damage was caused. A 14-year-old boy
[00:00:35] was killed, three others were seriously wounded, and another
[00:00:39] 20 teenagers were wounded with various degrees of injury.
[00:00:42] And you can see behind me a KKL sign
[00:00:46] that was placed here in the past and actually calls on hikers not
[00:00:49] to enter here. Now, KKL is not a regulatory body; they cannot
[00:00:53] tell people not to enter the area. On the other hand, the question
[00:00:56] arises whether this trip was approved by the Ministry
[00:01:00] of Education. Are they not in sync with KKL
[00:01:03] who claim that this entire area of the Ramim ridge
[00:01:07] is actually an area where it is forbidden to hike due to this danger? Now,
[00:01:11] it should be understood that throughout the war, we reported many times about impacts
[00:01:14] in open areas. This is the meaning, these are the open areas, a large thicket,
[00:01:18] a lot of vegetation, and a few weeks ago, a group of foreign workers
[00:01:22] from Thailand were injured in very similar circumstances from the same type
[00:01:25] of rocket, in the headquarters in Metula. That means the area
[00:01:29] here is sown with not a few such devices. On the other hand,
[00:01:32] it must be understood that nature reserves are safe
[00:01:36] for hiking, as the trails there have been scanned by sappers
[00:01:40] and inspectors. But when wandering in the open thicket,
[00:01:44] in the view, there can be many duds, remnants of
[00:01:47] drones, remnants of rockets, and also those cluster
[00:01:50] bombs. Thank you very much. We want to hear now about the condition
[00:01:53] of the injured. Morali Klyit joins us from Rambam Hospital.
[00:01:57] What is the condition of the injured students?
[00:02:01] 23 injured were evacuated to the three hospitals in the north, to Ziv Hospital
[00:02:05] in Safed, to Galilee in Nahariya, and to Rambam Hospital
[00:02:08] in Haifa. Among the injured, four are seriously
[00:02:11] injured in each of the hospitals who arrived
[00:02:14] directly from the explosion site itself. In the hospitals,
[00:02:17] at Rambam Hospital in Haifa, four injured
[00:02:20] are hospitalized, one in serious condition, the 60-year-old
[00:02:24] guide, and three 14-year-old boys in moderate
[00:02:27] and mild condition. At Galilee Hospital in Nahariya, one is in serious condition,
[00:02:31] five others are in moderate
[00:02:34] and mild condition. Most of the injured were evacuated to Ziv Hospital
[00:02:37] in Safed, one in serious condition, and the rest
[00:02:40] in moderate and mild condition, 13 in number. All the injured
[00:02:44] will remain in the hospitals, also tonight,
[00:02:48] until tomorrow, and then there will be an assessment again in the morning
[00:02:52] to see who among the lightly injured can be released home.
[00:02:55] Olli, thank you very much. Many questions arise about this incident,
[00:02:59] Roi Sharon, you're joining with investigation details of this difficult incident. What do we
[00:03:02] know right now? What we know is that it was a cluster
[00:03:06] bomb fired by Hezbollah, which means many, many small
[00:03:09] grenades that are supposed to explode when they hit the ground, but
[00:03:13] if there are areas with trees or bushes, then as
[00:03:17] we saw in this disaster, the bomb does not
[00:03:20] explode, the explosive material is not activated, and it remains
[00:03:23] in the area. The students apparently strayed a little
[00:03:27] from the path. The path itself was approved by the IDF and the KKL and all
[00:03:30] the authorities. And this investigation will also include
[00:03:33] the question, what can be done to prevent such disasters
[00:03:37] from recurring? How can we now solve this problem? We are
[00:03:40] after three years of war, there is still explosive
[00:03:43] material scattered in the area. The clear
[00:03:46] recommendation of the IDF and the police will be to stay only on
[00:03:50] the trails, only those that have been cleared, only those that have already been checked by
[00:03:53] sappers who can say these areas
[00:03:56] are clean, but without moving a meter
[00:04:00] right or left, and of course, to make sure that no one picks up any
[00:04:03] objects that could be an unexploded
[00:04:07] bomb. Thank you very much for these words, Roi. The disaster
[00:04:10] on the trip this evening at school today at school takes us back
[00:04:13] to a disaster that happened on another trip eight years ago in Nahal
[00:04:17] Tzafit of the Bnei Zion pre-military academy. Let's count ten young people.
[00:04:20] The one who then represented the families, the families of the deceased, is currently a member of Knesset, Mafred
[00:04:24] Tritan, chairman of the Democrats party. Hello
[00:04:26] to you. Hello, good evening. The reasons
[00:04:30] are certainly different, the details are not yet fully known, but nevertheless,
[00:04:33] the disaster takes us back to the Nahal
[00:04:36] Tzafit disaster, a disaster in which you were the lawyer for the families, you worked there
[00:04:40] a lot also for the establishment of an investigation committee. First of all, on the human level with the
[00:04:44] families, how do you even approach such an event?
[00:04:48] Look, at the end of the day, I remember myself as a relatively
[00:04:51] young lawyer, to deal with such a case,
[00:04:55] it's a case that changes worlds,
[00:04:58] yes. It's not a normal case that you
[00:05:01] approach, it's from the first day to be more
[00:05:05] than a lawyer, it's
[00:05:08] to come to young parents that today, I understand, it's a child
[00:05:12] of only 14, who just went on a trip, no one thought
[00:05:16] that at the end
[00:05:19] of the day they would receive the worst news, and then
[00:05:23] you are supposed to step into shoes where
[00:05:26] you also contain, also accompany, also
[00:05:28] strengthen, do much, much, much more than a lawyer,
[00:05:32] and mainly I think that anyone who
[00:05:35] comes or is touched in some aspect
[00:05:38] of representation or therapy for such families whose world has been destroyed needs to be
[00:05:42] sensitive, needs to be determined, also for them,
[00:05:45] and also for society
[00:05:48] as a whole, in order to correct such failures so that they do not happen
[00:05:51] again. That's it, you were, of course, deeply involved in the matter. You have been a member of Knesset
[00:05:55] in recent years, I assume you are following and have followed. Has the system, from
[00:05:58] what you know, learned or at least tried to learn
[00:06:02] lessons from that terrible case? Look, unfortunately,
[00:06:05] in recent years, and I think this is one of the most
[00:06:09] obvious things in this term, that there is no
[00:06:12] responsibility. No leadership, no lessons learned. If
[00:06:16] you mentioned the Tzafit disaster earlier, then for three and a half years
[00:06:20] we fought for a governmental inquiry committee to be established, which was indeed established
[00:06:24] in the end. But look, three years have passed since the flood and then the biggest failure,
[00:06:27] and everyone is escaping responsibility. There was the disaster or a disaster
[00:06:31] that was miraculously prevented thanks to the quick thinking of
[00:06:34] the citizens on the plane. Does anyone
[00:06:37] there intend to do any soul-searching, any inquiry
[00:06:40] committee so that the disasters do not happen? You see that no, I think
[00:06:44] that the norm has become in this government,
[00:06:47] "Oh well, it's just a annoying little fly, all this public
[00:06:51] criticism, let's move on, let's just hold
[00:06:54] on to our power." And in the end, this affects security
[00:06:57] and safety and human lives. You are saying important things, but
[00:07:01] if we talk a little politics and towards the elections, then we see in the polls, for example,
[00:07:05] yesterday in the Kan News poll, the situation does not look
[00:07:09] so promising, a change with difficulties. I
[00:07:12] think that precisely in our polls, we see
[00:07:15] that Netanyahu has no government, he has no government
[00:07:19] and he will not have a government. We will win these elections.
[00:07:22] These polls, we have other polls where the picture looks
[00:07:25] different. I think there are parties that are very close to
[00:07:28] the electoral threshold and will not pass. I know that there will be
[00:07:32] a really massive vote, a large turnout,
[00:07:35] in which there is no doubt that you will really see the results of that.
[00:07:39] We are going to win these elections. Today, by the way, apropos,
[00:08:12] in fact, I remember that they reacted in very, very positive ways,
[00:08:16] and I think he looked at it, and he too, like
[00:08:19] Ben Gvir, like Gidon Sa'ar, like Almog Cohen, everyone
[00:08:23] who thought it was supposed to be for himself, to promote
[00:08:26] himself, realized that he came out so
[00:08:29] small, and then in the end he called everyone who reacted to him "bots."
[00:08:33] It seems to me these people have disconnected from reality. You are not
[00:08:37] distancing yourself or, as they say, ignoring that period in your life,
[00:08:40] God forbid.
[00:08:58] that period of the Children's Channel or Shtus, in my opinion, they just
[00:09:02] remind us all that they are still very very
[00:09:04] childish. By the way, just one last question. You said
[00:09:08] in the past that you really want to be the Minister of Justice, but apropos of what we talked
[00:09:11] about, maybe the Minister of Education? It could be a full circle. Minister of Justice, absolutely.
[00:09:14] Okay, thank you very much, Member of Knesset. Goodbye,
[00:09:18] good night.
[00:20:20] in last few years we have seen several groups in the us being
[00:20:24] raising anti India voice calling about
[00:20:27] separation terrorism activities in India do you think that should continue
[00:20:31] here in the US as
[00:20:32] well?
[00:20:35] Mister President, People in India would be welcoming you. decision to extra diet Tahabu Rana
[00:24:51] Night News, we're back. Are you still
[00:24:54] debating the fateful question: Seinfeld or
[00:24:57] Friends? Maybe the next clip will help you, because at a time
[00:25:00] when international artists and celebrities are hesitant
[00:25:04] to support Israel, there's someone who isn't afraid to stand by us: Jerry
[00:25:07] Seinfeld, the comedic genius. He's one of them, even
[00:25:10] when those pro-Palestinian protests reach right into
[00:25:13] the show. That's exactly what
[00:25:15] happened.
[00:26:10] From the other side, the side of the facts, another special
[00:26:13] episode about the story of the party leaders,
[00:26:16] and this time a very easy quiz:
[00:26:20] Galloping horse, combat page,
[00:26:24] Givati, Angamash, winter,
[00:26:28] your mother. Okay, we promised easy.
[00:26:31] Ofer ' and jumped into the political waters right before
[00:26:34] the elections with a new narrative, and regardless
[00:26:38] of the electoral threshold, we discovered in the breakdown some signs
[00:26:42] of recycling. From the other side, special, we started,
[00:26:59] Winter is not winter, and winter is
[00:27:02] spring when everything blooms anew.
[00:27:05] There are existing forces that are not willing
[00:27:08] to let new and fresh forces
[00:27:11] enter. What was will not be. The upcoming
[00:27:15] elections are a public mandate. Are
[00:27:19] we able to deal with the real challenges
[00:27:22] of the State of Israel or continue to talk
[00:27:25] about dealing with problems, instead of dealing
[00:27:29] with the problems themselves?
[00:27:31] Finally, spring has arrived. Ofer Venter, chairman of Emcha
[00:27:35] Israel, with the good news, you want change,
[00:27:38] you got it. We are here to reshape
[00:27:41] Israeli security. The solution in Gaza is
[00:27:45] one: migration.
[00:27:47] One, the solution in Gaza, migration, the expulsion of
[00:27:51] millions of Palestinians living there. Well, I'm not sure
[00:27:54] that's the only solution. I'm sure it's not new.
[00:27:58] Voluntary migration, this is a political goal that will create
[00:28:01] .
[00:29:03] out, by sea, by land, by
[00:29:06] air, and all these procedures are now
[00:29:10] really going into action. An
[00:29:13] administration was established, a chairman was appointed, and contacts
[00:29:16] were even opened with receiving countries. But you don't need to tell
[00:29:20] Winter that, he knows. "You called me
[00:29:23] to establish the migration administration," he reminded Defense Minister Katz.
[00:29:27] "I demanded real powers, I submitted a detailed
[00:29:29] plan to you, you ran away." Administration established
[00:30:03] Half a year after the promises of migration, another
[00:30:06] Trumpist, the end of the war, the rehabilitation of Gaza,
[00:30:09] and the Palestinians are not going anywhere. What was
[00:30:12] will not be. The solution in Gaza is one:
[00:30:15] migration. We tried,
[00:30:19] still trying, it doesn't work. Wait,
[00:30:22] there's a new complementary
[00:30:25] operation straight out of the box: an enemy that attacks
[00:30:28] us will pay a heavy territorial price.
[00:30:33] After the migration or before it, we're also taking
[00:30:37] territory from Gaza. Winter is back
[00:30:40] with something new. It's time to conquer the territory.
[00:30:43] Enough with being afraid of that word. There's no choice,
[00:30:46] we need to control the entire territory, to be the masters
[00:30:50] of the entire territory. I'm here inside the Gaza Strip. We
[00:30:53] control the territory. We are not retreating. We are staying on this line,
[00:30:57] controlling 60% of the Strip.