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[00:00:00] is money. It is suspected excited, I haven't done it yet, when I watch it with my that through those "chinagim"
[00:00:03] hundreds of millions of shekels were laundered, which allows criminal organizations to continue
[00:00:07] operating. Now, in Unit 433, they want
[00:00:11] to hit them where it hurts the most, in the pocket, and close
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[00:00:58] all for our news update for this hour. Immediately after us,
[00:01:02] Akiva Novick and Sharon Dudovitch with a news update on Reshet
[00:01:32] the bottom line, the scores arrived from the United States, yes, and they are beyond bad, they are
[00:01:36] really bad, yes,
[00:01:40] that in the previous hour, Razi Barkai and Hagai Segal were here, completely
[00:01:43] unanimous, that the news from the United States
[00:01:46] in the midterm elections, both houses
[00:01:50] of representatives are in the hands of the Democrats, Trump suffered a severe
[00:01:53] political blow, and Israel also suffered, how severe? Now,
[00:01:57] how do I know this, you know how I know this, I don't know this, I don't understand it. But
[00:02:00] I consume my America through the eyes
[00:02:03] and tweets of Kobi Barda, Dr. Kobi Barda, whom I
[00:02:07] actually know from the world of soccer but has truly become one of the very
[00:02:11] interesting experts I follow
[00:02:24] Kobi Barda on his account. I not only don't look at election
[00:02:28] data, I don't even enter the election results. At the end of every
[00:02:32] election, I enter the data of the Vermont dog kennel. Today, I
[00:02:35] am not emotionally capable. We have reached the bottom, the bottom of
[00:02:39] the bottom, and I don't even know how to begin
[00:02:52] in the end, what do I care in Michigan,
[00:02:54] in Wisconsin, is the situation
[00:02:57] that bad? Ah, excellent question,
[00:03:00] and we will try to break it down for the average Israeli listener who really, what is not
[00:03:04] related to these states that you mentioned. Look, in the end, what happened here
[00:03:07] in these elections, okay,
[00:03:10] there were two names on the ballot,
[00:03:13] okay? One is Donald Trump, he is of course the biggest
[00:03:17] loser, no question. Any other way
[00:03:20] to minimize it will not be relevant at all. But the second name
[00:03:24] that was on the ballot was Benjamin Netanyahu, and I
[00:03:27] will also explain why. What happened is that when President
[00:03:31] Trump delivered his State of the Union address, I think it was on February
[00:03:35] 22 or 23, he excitedly describes
[00:03:38] like a child that he traveled
[00:03:41] to Iowa and the
[00:03:44] fuel price was $1.89 a gallon. A Harvard
[00:03:48] poll that surveyed his approval rating
[00:03:51] gave him 60%
[00:03:54] approval, the highest of his two terms.
[00:03:57] This means President Trump stands on a hill,
[00:04:01] the great giant, everyone is a dwarf at his feet, the man
[00:04:04] who is supposed to be forever and ever,
[00:04:08] the president beloved by the American people, for the purpose of, of course exaggerating,
[00:04:11] but so that we understand from what peak he
[00:04:14] begins. The moment the attack begins,
[00:04:17] it begins in inverse proportion, yes, the price
[00:04:21] per barrel rises and Donald
[00:04:25] Trump's approval rating falls. And now, what actually happened, when people
[00:04:28] went tonight to vote, we received results tonight, the results
[00:04:32] started flowing, we actually saw a public
[00:04:36] opinion poll on what the American
[00:04:40] people think about the price levels when they go to the gas
[00:04:42] station, who caused them the war with
[00:04:46] Iran, who is behind the war with Iran, President
[00:04:49] Trump, and who led President Trump, this
[00:04:52] will certainly be the narrative on the right side of
[00:04:56] the map, which is the very difficult problem. That is, the Republicans that we saw
[00:05:00] as Netanyahu's doctrine, throughout the years, the fortress,
[00:05:04] the ability to win, on them to lean, and so
[00:05:07] on, they see Israel and Netanyahu as someone who took
[00:05:10] a misguided soul. A child
[00:05:12] who swore, the Jew who led by the nose
[00:05:16] the Jew who led by the nose the this is on the
[00:05:19] Republican side, on the Democratic side the war
[00:05:23] that, you don't even understand what
[00:05:26] candidates entered, not only at the level of the House of Representatives
[00:05:29] and the Senate, which today I think most Israelis have at least heard the name of
[00:05:33] some senator, some Michigan, some Alabdul
[00:05:36] heard something, yes, but what is the meaning that we have
[00:05:40] a senator who put all the blame on the story of
[00:05:44] Israel and AIPAC, brought it to such a devaluation
[00:05:47] that AIPAC decided, made a decision already that it no longer contributes
[00:05:50] to candidates, or at least not directly, because the money
[00:05:54] actually Israel is
[00:05:57] the worst brand that exists, and this was
[00:06:01] never supposed to be midterm elections, midterm elections,
[00:06:04] it's about life themselves. No one is dealing with foreign
[00:06:08] policy at all because there is no president on the agenda. And when you
[00:06:11] analyze the results of these elections, and you see places,
[00:06:15] listen, I'll put it this way so that our listeners
[00:06:18] understand, snowball in hell, snowball
[00:06:21] in hell, a snowstorm in hell, when I see
[00:06:24] in Texas that the governor and the senator
[00:06:27] who were Republican, I don't remember when there was a Democrat there, the reddest
[00:06:31] in Mississippi,
[00:06:34] in Mississippi, in Kansas, these
[00:06:36] are states that, so that the listener
[00:06:39] can get some picture in relation to what happened. Last
[00:06:42] week, Kiryat Shmona is taken by Yair
[00:06:46] Golan, that's the equivalent, okay, Netivot
[00:06:49] is taken by Yair Golan, but in a sweep he takes
[00:06:52] like,
[00:06:55] this is the event, this is the event. No, I want to limit it to democratic,
[00:06:58] yes, this is the event, this is the meaning.
[00:07:01] Now,
[00:07:04] such a state of mind, first of all, all the insights we know,
[00:07:07] and Akiva, with you at least, I think it was two days ago that we talked, what
[00:07:11] will be the value?
[00:07:26] If my name was on the ballots, then the result would have been different,
[00:07:28] but what you're saying? Mistrust against him and against the moves, and it's very possible that this whole
[00:07:32] issue with Iran will fall, will fall off the agenda.
[00:07:35] Right, it's very possible that Trump decided to slaughter Philistines
[00:07:39] and will decide to make some move, maybe he will decide to make some small move to close
[00:07:43] the event and move on. But in the end, in the end, in the end,
[00:07:47] we, Israel, will remain here for another two years after he finishes
[00:07:50] his presidency, and if the correction, I
[00:07:53] will digress for a moment, but I will speak as a concerned citizen and not
[00:07:56] as a commentator on Israel-US relations, if we
[00:08:00] don't start a government, now the president receives the people who will come
[00:08:03] to visit him, if Gadi, and I, by the way, advocated for the establishment of a unity
[00:08:07] government, if Gadi Eisenkot and especially
[00:08:11] the concerned citizen Livar,
[00:08:13] if this whole process happens between his right ear and his left ear, and they don't
[00:08:17] wake up to their lives now,
[00:08:21] they will form another government, because I say this with sadness and pain, because I
[00:08:25] am not relevant, okay, but Bibi is
[00:08:27] today the worst brand that contaminates, by the way, he was always identified with Israel for better
[00:08:31] or worse. Now, after these elections, it's contaminated. Suddenly, things he
[00:08:35] said last week that seemed absurd,
[00:08:38] the crypto, a few months ago, Sparta, what is he talking about? What does he
[00:08:42] want? This man is one
[00:08:45] to one, all his doomsday prophecies are
[00:08:48] one to one. I ask myself, but Dr. Kobi
[00:08:52] Barda, look, Netanyahu's opponents, I
[00:08:55] am really trying to analyze the situation here in the coldest way possible.
[00:08:59] When Netanyahu went to the two mini-wars
[00:09:03] in Iran, he had very, very strong support even
[00:09:07] from his political opponents who promised that they would do the same and even more.
[00:09:11] Bennett, for example, said, "I
[00:09:13] am attacking Iran because of me." Ah,
[00:09:16] if we had a different prime minister now, would the collapse
[00:09:20] have been less detrimental to us? Meaning, what did
[00:09:23] Netanyahu do? Akiva, you asked an excellent question, and I want
[00:09:26] to answer, okay, there is the greatest pro-Zionist ambassador
[00:09:30] since the establishment of the state. I don't know anyone who defines
[00:09:34] the borders of Israel all the way to Babylon. I don't even know if Ben
[00:09:37] Gvir is willing to go as far as Babylon. He was asked explicitly about this and he said,
[00:09:41] "These are the borders. This is what God promised Abraham,"
[00:09:44] okay? That same ambassador Kobi, whom I
[00:09:47] am talking about, said about what is happening in Judea and Samaria,
[00:09:50] "Jewish terror." That is, there is no
[00:09:53] better friend to the people of Israel
[00:09:57] in space, in the galaxy, in the Milky Way, than this
[00:10:00] ambassador. And when this ambassador comes and says that what
[00:10:04] is happening in Judea and Samaria is terror, he uses the words, "Jewish
[00:10:08] terror," let it teach you
[00:10:10] the implications of the way
[00:10:13] he acts, acts at all, yes, this story that the Minister of
[00:10:17] Defense decides that there are no more administrative orders only for Jews,
[00:10:21] the decision to rename the Jewish
[00:10:24] Division. Now, I stood and shouted in recent months
[00:10:27] on my account and explained, we cannot
[00:10:30] continue with this story. Just three
[00:10:33] months ago,
[00:10:36] certainly, certainly, Jewish terror is raging
[00:10:39] in Qusra or Jalud,
[00:10:42] and from there, in a butterfly effect,
[00:10:45] America is collapsing. Our answer
[00:10:48] is unequivocally yes, and I will explain why, because
[00:10:51] in the end, there is the small drop that overflowed and dedicated the...
[00:10:55] And this story, the story of what is happening in Judea and Samaria, which, by the way, the first ones
[00:10:59] who will suffer from it, starting from January 3rd, will be the settlers
[00:11:03] themselves in Judea and Samaria. I'm not even talking about what the British are preparing for us, what
[00:11:06] package. They are talking about wanting to impose it on banks that give
[00:11:10] mortgages.
[00:11:13] If Yair Golan were prime minister today and Jewish
[00:11:16] terrorists were arrested in administrative detention,
[00:11:19] the results this morning would have been different in American cities. I
[00:11:23] cannot say for sure that the results would have been different. I can say what
[00:11:27] the results are now. Meaning, what did Netanyahu do? What,
[00:11:31] I very much understand the collar being placed around Netanyahu's
[00:11:34] neck, but for what? For an attack
[00:11:37] in Iran? All the possible leaders in Israel wanted to harness
[00:11:41] Trump in the way he harnessed him, that evokes
[00:11:44] envy in the internal Israeli arena. But in the end, we look at the results, I assume,
[00:11:48] meaning, maybe at first it was a correct move, but according to the results, it's a move that America did not
[00:11:51] like. I'll say something else about this, Sharon and Akiva, look.
[00:11:55] In the end, the father of the doctrine
[00:11:57] that we rely solely on Republicans is
[00:12:01] Bibi Netanyahu, okay? He said, "I'm all in with the Republican
[00:12:05] side" from 2015 until today, and every
[00:12:08] time, slowly, another layer falls, and another layer falls, and another layer
[00:12:11] The peak of the layer is what happened with the story of the resolution
[00:12:15] three weeks ago by Bernie Sanders. He put forward a proposal
[00:12:18] that almost all Democrats, except for one senator, Senator
[00:12:22] Fetterman, everyone, including the greatest friends, for example, Senator Rosen, she
[00:12:26] is Jewish, she is the head of the caucus for Israel-US relations,
[00:12:29] voted on a resolution that says that the US
[00:12:33] State Department needs to establish a committee to investigate the deaths of nine
[00:12:36] American-Palestinian citizens from 2022 to
[00:12:39] 2026, under the condition that there will be no more
[00:12:43] arms deliveries until the results
[00:12:47] are delivered. Now, this happened three weeks ago, the Senate
[00:12:50] was still Republican, so they could fend it off. Now the Senate has passed into their hands.
[00:12:57] That means it obligates the Secretary of State to make
[00:13:00] this move, and from now on, all our nightmares are going
[00:13:03] to come true. I want to take you forward, or rather, back
[00:13:07] to yesterday, to the issue of stopping American aid. First of all, I have
[00:13:11] to say that we, Trump said, what is called, okay, in Yiddish,
[00:13:15] they say "oystgerookt," so he said. The question is whether it's really going
[00:13:18] to stop tomorrow or by the end of the coming year, or
[00:13:21] is there, from what you understand between the lines, the current
[00:13:25] agreement that they said will continue until 2028? That's the first thing, first question,
[00:13:29] and second question, Netanyahu, according to what
[00:13:32] Trump said yesterday, asked for it. Now there is some logic around this move, but
[00:13:36] the way it was done, the timing, is not what Israel
[00:13:40] wanted. Look, until yesterday, when I saw this story, and I also
[00:13:43] wrote an article in Yediot, I came out vehemently questioning
[00:13:47] with alarm, by the way, why the timing during elections.
[00:13:50] Today I say again, thank you, Donald Trump, for
[00:13:54] this move. Why? Because
[00:13:57] it is absolutely clear that I suggested what I think is best
[00:14:00] to do the agreement and how to integrate it and so on, it's all
[00:14:04] water under the bridge of the election results.
[00:14:07] I am currently focused on the faint
[00:14:10] hope that they won't start imposing
[00:14:13] a military embargo on us here with the immense
[00:14:16] power in both houses, and not only that, with
[00:14:19] the profile of the people or the players
[00:14:22] who entered the House of Representatives and the
[00:14:26] US Senate by an overwhelming
[00:14:29] and significant majority. The question that arises is whether it's possible to leave it
[00:14:32] until 2028. First of all, there needs to be a different diplomacy, a diplomacy
[00:14:36] that says: Obama was the one who gave it, Obama must not be harmed.
[00:14:40] Do you see Netanyahu using
[00:14:43] these tunes to create some
[00:14:46] thing, when he himself first offered it to Trump
[00:14:50] and then
[00:14:52] pulled back on this issue of aid, then the answer is...
[00:15:00] Let's look closer, but Kobi Barda, because until this morning the statement was that paradoxically, the worse
[00:15:04] the result for Trump, the closer we might get
[00:15:08] to an American-Israeli attack on Iran.
[00:15:11] Is that still true this morning? Unfortunately, we have crossed Unfortunately, we have crossed the Rubicon with
[00:15:15] the results. These are not results of a small and unpleasant defeat, okay?
[00:15:19] It's 50 in the Senate or even 51 in the Senate,
[00:15:22] which was some kind of wow, they managed to get 51.
[00:15:38] Does this close the possibility of an attack in the coming
[00:15:40] days? No, I didn't say that, I just said
[00:15:44] that at this moment a situation has been created
[00:15:47] of reshuffling the cards, Donald Trump will have to sit down and understand the meaning, he
[00:15:51] will also have to receive the heatwave that will begin at three in the afternoon
[00:15:54] our time, when people wake up there tonight, okay,
[00:15:58] and wake up and start to understand and digest the almost
[00:16:01] absurd results of these elections, Dr. Kobi
[00:16:05] Barda, you spoke about.
[00:16:30] that he is the one who knows when an attack will happen, with all
[00:19:08] With your permission, with your permission, it's very important for me to mention that today is 31
[00:19:12] years since Rabin's assassination. Ah, there are days in history that we
[00:19:15] are etched, as they say, and because of hatred and incitement
[00:19:19] and extremism that reached a place we should not have reached, we can
[00:19:23] argue, we can discuss, we can disagree on politics, on leaders and on
[00:19:26] the path, on how the country should be run, but there is really a red line
[00:19:30] that I think has already been crossed, that we must not cross, that I
[00:19:33] really look at the country, I see the writing, I see the harsh words.
[00:19:37] I myself experienced very harsh words ah, in everything
[00:19:40] related to the predictions I gave and now we see
[00:19:44] that everything I said is correct. Patience is very important that we be
[00:19:47] patient and even if we don't think the same way for one simple reason,
[00:19:51] learn from us and they
[00:19:54] see how to deal with disagreements. It really hurts me very, very much,
[00:19:58] and where is the listening and the embrace and to tell
[00:20:02] that my mother, my mother is a Likud woman, so I grew up in a Jerusalem
[00:20:05] traditional home, my father was
[00:20:09] Rabin. They lived perfectly well for 30 years, so
[00:20:13] especially today I ask to say to keep and lower
[00:20:16] all the flames, to stop inciting and remember
[00:20:19] that words can hurt. We
[00:20:28] or what about Donald Trump, will he go and attack? Yes, I will tell
[00:20:32] you this, first of all, we see on one hand the military preparations, the
[00:20:35] threats, on the other hand the attempts to prevent this war, and I
[00:20:39] look at it from my point of view as a numerologist, as a professional,
[00:20:43] as a mystic, I want to emphasize that I of course do not claim to replace intelligence
[00:20:46] people, or security experts. I
[00:20:51] interpret dates and numbers and energies, I can reassure you that I see nothing at the end
[00:20:55] of this week, I also don't see anything relatively
[00:20:58] that should alarm us in November
[00:21:01] either. When is the really critical
[00:21:04] point in time, where there is some change
[00:21:08] and struggle and lack of control and so on, I see it
[00:21:11] more towards the end of November, end of
[00:21:15] November, December, but that's also something
[00:21:18] specific. We just saw what happened to Trump, he
[00:21:22] is recalculating his path. You know, numbers are not just
[00:21:25] leaders, and these are decisions too much of the military
[00:21:29] and diplomacy,
[00:21:31] and so on. When I really look at what's happening now,
[00:21:35] of course we know that the main player in this story is the United
[00:21:38] States, it's not Israel at all. There's one person who's driving the whole world crazy, and if
[00:21:42] I got a shekel for every person who asked me when the war would break out
[00:21:46] and what would happen, whether it's online or on the streets where I walk.
[00:21:50] I'm telling you, the anxiety here is simply terrible, not how much I get,
[00:21:53] 760 shekels, how much everyone really asks,
[00:21:57] and there's a reason they ask you, right? But
[00:22:00] first of all, we see, I'm telling you this: it's not for nothing that I chose to upload the post
[00:22:04] I uploaded this morning about Rabin. I want to tell you that it's very symbolic,
[00:22:08] be afraid of what's between
[00:22:10] us, the baseless hatred, the incitement, not what's happening
[00:22:14] in the world, first of all, between ourselves.
[00:22:17] Ofira, yes, sorry, hey? You're
[00:22:20] such an experienced and professional numerologist, you can't tell
[00:22:24] us, be afraid of fear, peace
[00:22:27] within us, hey, when's the war, Ofira? Wait, I want
[00:22:31] to tell you this, first of all, I told you, I don't see it this month,
[00:22:35] end of November, beginning of December, I don't see it this month, I
[00:22:38] don't, they always say, it will be on the fourth, fifth, sixth, no, no, no,
[00:22:42] there's a lot of scaremongering, it's not, it will be, and it will be something
[00:22:45] specific, and I see it, the escalation,
[00:22:48] the escalation and the tension on the ground, it will be more
[00:22:52] towards the month of December. By the way, how do you actually
[00:22:55] see, how do you see this escalation that you see? Yes, I can, how
[00:22:59] do we look? First of all, we look at the country's map, that's first and foremost,
[00:23:03] we look, also at Netanyahu's
[00:23:06] birth dates, we look at the situation, we look
[00:23:09] at the energy of the numbers, I also read cards, read Psalms, so
[00:23:13] I really have an arsenal, as they say, many
[00:23:17] tools, when people come to me that I can
[00:23:21] see what's happening through them. I want to tell you something small, I think I'm the only one, me
[00:23:24] and one other who had the courage, I had the courage, really it takes courage
[00:23:28] to say that we are going to have a change
[00:23:30] and that the president is going to give the mandate to Gadi
[00:23:34] to form the government, we see that it's going in that direction,
[00:23:37] okay, our numbers, which by the way are going backwards, tell us that we need
[00:23:41] to end this conversation, because our time is up, Ofira Aviram,
[00:32:29] in the mythological
[00:32:29] column in Blazer.
[00:32:36] This is news on Channel B. We'll be
[00:32:39] right back.
[00:36:19] Keren Neubach to the edge, what's
[00:36:23] up Sharon?
[00:36:25] Just to update you? Just to update you that the election committee
[00:36:29] definitively approved the election results, despite
[00:36:33] the ongoing investigation,
[00:36:36] and at this very minute the last defendant
[00:36:40] in the election bribery case, Mr.
[00:36:42] Ram, was released. This connects directly
[00:36:46] to our episode today, because at 12:55, immediately after
[00:36:49] your broadcast ends, the chairman of the Central
[00:36:52] Elections Committee, Solberg, will arrive at the President's Residence and submit the official
[00:36:55] results to him. This is what the law states, that days after election
[00:36:58] day, you know as well as I do that in the last
[00:37:02] eight days, a great effort was made here to avoid reaching
[00:37:06] this moment, so that Solberg would not submit the results to the President, so that the Election
[00:37:10] Committee would not approve these results, and this
[00:37:13] was done in order to, largely, prevent the
[00:37:17] 19 mandates of the Arab vote from being expressed. Really, there is no other
[00:37:20] reason. We can argue from here until tomorrow
[00:37:23] about the platform of the Arab parties.
[00:37:27] And what do they say in Ram and what do they say in the Joint List, but I
[00:37:30] think what we tried to convey in today's
[00:37:32] episode, and that's why it's so significant in my opinion, is what
[00:37:36] the Arab citizens think about it, not their politicians. We can
[00:37:40] argue with politicians about this or that letter, but there are
[00:37:43] citizens here, there are citizens who left their homes on that day
[00:37:47] and said: We want to be heard. Now, what happened with Solberg
[00:37:51] here in the last week is very interesting. Time and again he emphasized
[00:37:54] that it is not on a scale that harms the election results. He wants
[00:37:58] to say what happened here, these
[00:38:01] are the elections in Israel, these are the results. In my opinion, the most
[00:38:05] bizarre image was this image of Solberg with the Legal Advisor
[00:38:08] on one side and Zini on the other, wanting to say,
[00:38:11] all parts of the nation are with me. Later it turned out that I don't
[00:38:15] know, in the Likud more and more are added, exactly
[00:38:19] and in the Likud they add Zini and ask him if he was kidnapped,
[00:38:22] I don't know, I return again to the Arab
[00:38:25] voice, we spoke with... our journalist, he presents
[00:38:29] the 8 AM show on Makan Radio, he is essentially their
[00:38:33] Kalman Liebskin, one man, his name is Nadar Abu Tamar, he is both a journalist and
[00:38:37] a citizen.
[00:38:39] And I just, I really especially would like you to listen to the episode, because you
[00:38:43] hear a person who is Israeli, he is Arab and he is
[00:38:46] Israeli, and he is part of the story, and he wants to be part
[00:38:50] of the story. He says, we want to be part of the story, you don't
[00:38:54] want us, it's a kind of personal insult. Almost
[00:38:58] personal, yes, I have no other definition, let's hear a clip from the episode.
[00:39:01] That the Prime Minister would come and tell you, look, I'm casting doubt, I'm
[00:39:05] casting doubt on the democratic process that you
[00:39:09] are using, on this tool that was given
[00:39:12] to you. This causes
[00:39:14] a very severe distress, it's a feeling
[00:39:18] not only of being a stranger, you're not
[00:39:21] wanted, you're second- class,
[00:39:25] you're also.
[00:39:27] In doubt regarding Israeli democracy and its leader,
[00:39:31] which is the Prime Minister. I would like to hear
[00:39:34] a different prime minister who calls for integration, calls
[00:39:38] for integration and equal citizenship
[00:39:40] for all. I think that's a question,
[00:39:44] yes, regardless and with regard to the coalition
[00:39:47] and the government that will be formed here after these elections, it's a huge
[00:39:50] question that we must
[00:39:53] deal with. Are we repeatedly
[00:39:56] disqualifying?
[00:39:59] Israeli, most of whom, according to the polls, want
[00:40:03] to be part, want to be part of the Israeli story, if they want
[00:40:06] to be part, but I look at the results that the Joint List
[00:40:10] jumped much more than Ra'am, I would
[00:40:13] expect the desire to be part to be reflected precisely in the jump
[00:40:16] in Ra'am, which is the party that wants to be
[00:40:19] part of the coalition, no? Look, I won't
[00:40:23] speak on behalf of any Arab man or woman as to why they voted for which
[00:40:26] party. That's not right in my opinion.
[00:40:30] But I and I think, one of
[00:40:33] the questions asked after the elections, you say why they didn't vote for Ram, there are also those
[00:40:37] who asked why you didn't vote for parties in the
[00:40:40] change bloc, Eisenkot, I don't know, democratic.
[00:40:44] Exactly, the statement is very clear, you are not solving our
[00:40:47] problems, you are not living our lives, bullets are not flying
[00:40:51] over your heads at night, yes, you haven't lived
[00:40:54] in the last four or five years in an Arab city or in an Arab
[00:40:58] village. You don't understand what it is. I really think
[00:41:02] that instead of always saying, why aren't you like this? Why aren't you like that? We
[00:41:06] need to ask and listen much more to what an Arab
[00:41:09] citizen says after these elections. This
[00:41:13] is it, and therefore, this episode, and the question of the episode is whether
[00:41:17] 19 mandates will remain out of the game. Yes,
[00:41:20] in my opinion, it's a disaster that 19 mandates will remain
[00:41:23] out of the game, they need to somehow be part of the game. It's in everyone's
[00:41:27] you very much. interest, because no one is going anywhere,
[00:41:29] everyone is staying here. Keren Neubach, to
[00:41:33] the end, thank you, thank
[00:41:36] To former Knesset member from the Labor Party, Zohar Baaloul, hello. Former
[00:41:45] great broadcaster, but today
[00:41:49] in his role, Keren really said here that maybe it's best to simply ask
[00:41:53] an Arab Israeli citizen what he
[00:41:56] thinks about what's happening now. I want
[00:42:00] to ask you, my Jewish friends, how do you
[00:42:03] feel and what do you feel, because
[00:42:06] given the massive trampling
[00:42:09] of the basic rights of hundreds of Arabs
[00:42:12] in the country, I think that the Israeli Jewish
[00:42:15] voice is still silent, dormant, and it seems to me that someone needs
[00:42:19] to wake up in time to understand that this country
[00:42:23] is not only going to hell, but that it is actually
[00:42:26] deteriorating to the very limit of human understanding.
[00:42:29] We cannot accept any definition in this country that it is
[00:42:32] a country, according to those definitions, a democratic
[00:42:35] country that tramples on human rights and
[00:42:38] does not consider the votes of 19
[00:42:42] percent of the country's citizens, tries to take and plant from them
[00:42:46] and steal from them, wait, but this, just to clarify that today the
[00:42:50] results were approved and the votes were received, meaning,
[00:42:53] there are those who cast doubt and there is a discussion about it, and there
[00:42:57] may also be investigations, but let's just say that officially an hour ago
[00:43:00] the results were received, meaning, if you say as a country, but the cast
[00:43:04] of doubt that I am referring to is the public cast of doubt.
[00:43:07] I am talking about a society that
[00:43:10] for the most part has become fed up with human
[00:43:13] rights and wants to crush the Arab
[00:43:17] public completely so that there will be no
[00:43:20] ultimate voice in these elections because after
[00:43:23] all, we receive the final results
[00:43:27] through Judge Solberg, but ultimately
[00:43:30] even the change bloc hesitates
[00:43:34] with great hesitation, even to accept these
[00:43:37] votes as an integral part
[00:43:40] of a future government in Israel, but but there are fears, there are fears
[00:43:44] that arise from the surface, in light of statements by
[00:43:48] leaders of the Arab community,
[00:43:50] which cause,
[00:43:53] these statements cause concern, meaning yesterday the chairman
[00:43:57] of the Joint List was in the studio here on the news with Tal
[00:44:00] Berman, and at the beginning he just asked him for his opinion
[00:44:04] regarding the Hamas organization and those Arab community leaders
[00:44:07] then twist. Stammer and beat around
[00:44:10] the bush, while for the Jewish community it seems
[00:44:13] to be a given and not opposing
[00:44:17] it makes the whole issue
[00:44:20] problematic. I have to admit, the question was
[00:44:24] long and therefore the answer may be accordingly. It seems to me
[00:44:27] that we do not need to recall or activate our
[00:44:31] memory to the distant past. We can only
[00:44:35] go back in time to what happened
[00:44:38] on October 23rd, one
[00:44:41] of the most horrific events in humanity, and on that there is no
[00:44:45] dispute. Therefore, the Arabs can
[00:44:49] also say that
[00:44:51] their part, to the extent that there was a possible part
[00:44:55] in those events, they carried it out in the most
[00:44:58] ethical and human way possible, according to the
[00:45:02] limited means at their disposal, in their possession. The Arabs
[00:45:05] did not make a fuss for the country. Those who were
[00:45:09] there to save
[00:45:11] Jews and those who in their hearts,
[00:45:14] of course, condemned and denounced these
[00:45:18] events. Therefore, we should not seek out this leader or
[00:45:21] that who equivocates in this or that answer. I tell you
[00:45:25] and I tell you and I will tell you in the future that the Arab
[00:45:28] population wants to integrate, wants to become an integral
[00:45:31] part of the country's life. So Akiva
[00:45:35] earlier asked Keren a question earlier, and we want
[00:45:38] to direct it to you. It seems to us that those who want
[00:45:42] more to integrate and also to deal with the daily lives of the Arab
[00:45:45] society are actually the Trump party, and yet the Joint List
[00:45:49] is the one that grew stronger, so how do you explain
[00:45:51] that? The question to me?
[00:45:54] Yes, yes, I also want to correct what Akiva said
[00:45:58] regarding the comparison
[00:46:00] between the Joint List and the United List. The United List
[00:46:03] garnered eight mandates, so
[00:46:07] it did get stronger. Compared to 11 mandates
[00:46:10] for the Joint List, but the Joint List is composed of three streams, while
[00:46:14] the United List represents one stream. Meaning, most of the Arab public
[00:46:18] actually went to the stream
[00:46:21] that is perhaps the largest stream, but I would
[00:46:24] expect, for example, Sumaya Bashir
[00:46:27] in the Democrats, that there is almost no
[00:46:30] Arab vote at all for the Democrats.
[00:46:34] There isn't, you know, I voted for the ultra-Orthodox public, for example, a modern
[00:46:38] ultra-Orthodox party that wanted
[00:46:41] to integrate. Wow, we crashed with 10,000
[00:46:43] votes. Here too, it feels that if Ahmed
[00:46:47] Tibi gets more votes than Mansour
[00:46:51] Abbas, is that not? Is that not a mistake? No, no, no, he
[00:46:55] doesn't get more votes than Mansour, both of them get a lot
[00:46:58] of votes, and we really need to respect just that fact.
[00:47:01] I just want to say that we are getting
[00:47:05] regular.
[00:47:08] And you are repeatedly hitting us in the face with the fact that you
[00:47:12] are making these separations. The moment an entire society,
[00:47:15] an Arab minority that constitutes 21% of the total
[00:47:19] population in Israel goes out
[00:47:22] in the most legitimate and electoral
[00:47:25] and, I would say, most democratic way, and then
[00:47:29] dirt and defamation are thrown at him to the limit of human
[00:47:32] endurance to tolerate these things, then the moment you are actually
[00:47:36] pushed against the wall, you unite with others,
[00:47:39] with your fellow citizens, and you try to protect
[00:47:43] yourself and preserve your existence.
[00:47:46] Go
[00:47:50] to an Arab party to unite.
[00:48:01] You are essentially stroking your children and you are
[00:48:05] showering them with the immense warmth you can give to children. I want to ask you one last question,
[00:48:08] Zohar, and it's a question from a place of optimism and from a place
[00:48:12] of the common love of both of us. There is no
[00:48:15] place where the Arab and Jewish societies connect
[00:48:19] more and get along better over many years, sometimes more, sometimes less,
[00:48:23] than in sports, and especially soccer, and yet it happens
[00:48:26] there. Is there a chance that we can bring soccer also to the political
[00:48:29] arena? It's hard for me, it's hard for me. In fact, there are those who hold
[00:48:33] other scenarios, precisely scenarios of a different
[00:48:36] kind, that precisely in the field that is so
[00:48:40] pure, so ostensibly it should be, the field of sports, precisely
[00:48:43] here we are likely to encounter severe future problems.
[00:48:47] Mansour, I really don't want to expose
[00:48:50] this
[00:48:53] even in this broadcast because we are, of course, harming
[00:48:56] the holy of holies of our lives. I really hope
[00:48:59] that the field of sports will remain an outsider in this matter
[00:49:02] and we will continue to preserve human decency
[00:49:05] and we will continue to desire and covet.
[00:49:09] And this is not a prayer to the heavens for cooperation
[00:49:12] between Arabs and Jews, precisely
[00:49:15] in the complex and most maligned
[00:49:17] political sphere. Precisely here we can create
[00:49:20] a refreshing surprise.
[00:49:32] Thank you very much, have a good day and may we all be well,
[00:49:35] goodbye, thank you very much,
[00:49:37] thank you. That's all for us, here is what
[00:49:41] he said, and what you said. Listen,
[00:49:44] we're done for this week, but next Sunday, yes, they're returning with the
[00:49:48] wrath of the accusers whom I don't know who they are, but surely someone
[00:49:53] is angry, against all odds, we
[00:49:56] are here, there are no midterm elections in other places, I really liked that, let's
[00:50:00] have a midterm election like that in Ukraine, in Germany, what about the districts
[00:50:03] in Germany, what's happening there?
[00:50:06] What's happening in Bavaria, I would really like to know how many Yossi
[00:50:10] Pekin. Itamar Druckman is the editor-
[00:50:13] in-chief, Raz Gafner and Bar Katzir were on
[00:50:17] the production today. Elda and Yuventa and Ilay Ben
[00:50:20] Shabat here in Channel Technicians, Sapir Avrahami, and the same
[00:50:24] Rozen, Sharon Dudovitz, Akiva
[00:50:27] Novik, it was a pleasure The pleasure is all mine, thank you very
[00:53:33] of understanding of what's really happening. Really a distortion of
[00:53:36] the perception. This truth needs
[00:53:40] to come out.
[00:53:45] One of them just loads the weapon and opens fire at our
[00:53:49] forces.
[00:53:52] They are the head, they are guilty. There are many guilty parties in October 7th, I don't
[00:53:56] think the High Court is one
[00:53:57] of them.
[00:54:01] I haven't seen such a thing, I haven't heard such stories.
[00:54:10] I really hope that the Israeli public will know how to believe
[00:54:13] the truth and not follow
[00:55:05] Yes, everything.
[00:55:16] Hello everyone. Good afternoon. It's 12 o'clock. We have a news
[00:55:19] update. The Central Election Committee has finally approved the election
[00:55:23] results, and in a short while, President Yitzhak Herzog will receive
[00:55:27] the official election results for the 26th Knesset.
[00:55:31] Later today, consultations will begin ahead of assigning
[00:55:34] the mandate. Dikla Aharon Shafran, our political correspondent, joins
[00:55:37] us from the President's Residence. Hello, Dikla.
[00:55:41] Hello Jonathan, behind us here, in a short while, the official submission
[00:55:45] of the election results to the President of the State will begin.
[00:55:48] The chairman of the Central Election Committee, Justice Solberg, will deliver the results
[00:55:52] to Herzog here. Afterwards, the two will make statements. This is happening after
[00:55:55] this morning, the plenum of the Central Election Committee
[00:55:59] approved the.