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[00:00:01] Well, 11 and here box.
[00:00:15] Hello, good morning. Seven now we have an update
[00:00:18] on the news. First, to the elections in the United States,
[00:00:21] the Democrats gained control of both houses of the American
[00:00:25] Congress. Nathan Gropman, our correspondent in Washington,
[00:00:28] we turn to you with the current situation. And the updated one and also the meaning of
[00:00:32] the emerging results for Trump,
[00:00:35] yes, it's not just a blue wave, it's a blue tsunami,
[00:00:38] the Democrats took the majority in the House of Representatives and they
[00:00:42] are in the Senate, and the gap in both houses may still grow
[00:00:45] in their favor in the coming hours, as the counting of votes is completed.
[00:00:49] What is interesting from all this are the states in which Democratic
[00:00:52] candidates won, states that were considered Republican strongholds,
[00:00:56] among them South Carolina, Iowa and especially the state of
[00:00:59] Texas, this southern one that is more identified with the
[00:01:02] Republicans, there a Democratic candidate won in the Senate race
[00:01:06] and a Democratic candidate won who defeated the incumbent
[00:01:09] governor for the position of the next governor. There are other interesting
[00:01:12] races that have not yet been decided. Michigan of course, also Alaska in the waters
[00:01:16] and others. The immediate implication is that the government in America
[00:01:19] is split, Donald Trump is passing Republicans in the White House
[00:01:23] and facing him is an opposing Democratic Congress. This means that Trump will not
[00:01:27] be able to promote legislation, budgets or appointments. There are
[00:01:30] those who call him a lame duck, this will also make it difficult for him
[00:01:33] to continue the war with Iran after the new Congress is sworn in
[00:01:37] in January. Trump himself said that he would respect the election results, but
[00:01:40] also blamed the party and said: If I had been standing for election we would have won
[00:01:44] big. Yes, Nathan, another interesting headline tonight from the United
[00:01:48] States, Trump says he has no immediate intention to attack
[00:01:51] Iran. Yes, President Trump says this and also
[00:01:54] his deputy says: There are no immediate plans for an attack, and this actually answers everyone
[00:01:58] who expected that the deadline set by Trump immediately after the midterm
[00:02:02] elections would indeed translate into military action. The President says
[00:02:06] that the United States is in a good position in the campaign and from there he knows
[00:02:10] he has the upper hand and he does not intend at least for now
[00:02:13] to launch a military move. Nathan Gutman,
[00:02:16] our correspondent in the United States, thank you very much. Thank you.
[00:02:20] Now to the suspicion of foreign interference in the Likud elections.
[00:02:23] They accuse the legal advisor to the government, Mrs.
[00:02:26] Bassi Kol, of thwarting and covering up the investigation
[00:02:30] of the affair and that she ties the hands of the Shabak and prevents the
[00:02:34] search for the truth. This is after the legal advisor stated that
[00:02:37] in a law-abiding country it is not possible to investigate citizens or elected officials without
[00:02:41] a factual basis and says that anyone who has evidence that justifies
[00:02:44] his investigation will be investigated. Yesterday it was reported that the head of the Shabak, Kzin,
[00:02:47] is seeking to investigate the senior officials of the Arab parties. Ahmed Tibi, Mansour Abbas,
[00:02:51] Sami Abu Shahadeh and another Knesset member. Law enforcement
[00:02:55] officials believe that apart from the additional Knesset member for whom there is relevant
[00:02:58] information, there is no evidence at all that allows for the investigation
[00:03:01] of the three. In the opposition, they strongly attacked Zini, the chairman
[00:03:05] of the Democrats Yair Golan accused him of turning the Shabak into a political
[00:03:09] tool in Netanyahu's service. Gadi Eisenkot warned against
[00:03:12] using security powers for political considerations.
[00:03:16] The chairman of Ra'am Mansour Abbas stated that he and his party members are not
[00:03:20] afraid of an investigation, and condemned the attempt to incriminate
[00:03:24] the Arab public.
[00:03:27] The President of the State, Herzog, will begin after.
[00:03:38] Meanwhile, the struggles between the leaders of the change bloc
[00:03:40] continue.
[00:03:43] Yes, Yonatan, at the meeting of the heads of the change bloc, it was Yair Golan
[00:03:46] who proposed establishing a minority government based on the Arab
[00:03:49] Knesset members. Avigdor Lieberman, not surprisingly, said that he strongly
[00:03:53] opposed this, but the interesting part is the silence of Eisenkot
[00:03:56] and Bennett who did not respond well to the
[00:04:00] reliance on the parties and on the Arab Knesset members.
[00:04:03] Furthermore, none of the party leaders ruled out
[00:04:07] forming a government based on the ultra-Orthodox parties,
[00:04:10] and specifically United Torah Judaism, for which the chance
[00:04:13] of joining is probably a bit more reasonable compared to Shas, although I wouldn't say
[00:04:17] an excellent chance, we didn't discuss the possible
[00:04:21] concessions that would need to be made to bring in ultra-Orthodox parties,
[00:04:25] but no one ruled out the idea itself. Yaara,
[00:04:29] thank you. Now the forecast immediately after the
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[00:05:09] And that's it, that's our news update for this hour, immediately after us. Here
[00:05:54] the system of this morning, a defeat for President Trump
[00:05:57] and the Republicans in the midterm elections.