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[00:00:00] my car.
[00:00:52] Six and almost five minutes here News on Reshet Bet, good morning
[00:00:56] listeners, good morning that starts right now.
[00:01:00] The sun rises in these minutes, a new day begins,
[00:01:03] Thursday, the 20th of Cheshvan, 5783, November 5,
[00:01:07] 2026. This morning, the morning diary of Reshet Bet with
[00:01:11] everything you need to know, as usual, from now until 8, also
[00:01:14] on your radio and also on television on Channel 11
[00:01:18] and of course also on the app on the Kan app. In short, however
[00:01:21] you want, we are with you, just if you are in the car, drive
[00:01:25] carefully. We will hear all the political updates
[00:01:29] this morning. When at the President's Residence, President
[00:01:32] Herzog will continue his round of consultations on who
[00:01:36] will receive the mandate to form the next government.
[00:01:39] It seems that it will be Gadi Eisenkot, the United Torah
[00:01:43] Judaism faction will temporarily disconnect
[00:01:45] or not from the Netanyahu bloc and will not recommend him today. What
[00:01:49] is the practical meaning of this? We will talk about it
[00:01:51] later. And in Shas, Aryeh Deri will remain at the head
[00:01:54] of the party. Surprise. We will also elaborate on
[00:01:58] the reactions in the Trump administration. And in the Republican party to
[00:02:01] their crushing defeat in Congress, Vice President Vance
[00:02:05] says that one of the reasons for the defeat is the war
[00:02:08] in Iran, President Trump in response justifies these
[00:02:11] things and also justifies the war. We will elaborate
[00:02:15] later. This morning, of course, with all the usual sections,
[00:02:18] culture, sports, everything until eight.
[00:02:21] Let's start.
[00:02:30] The consultations at the President's Residence will continue today towards
[00:02:34] entrusting the mandate to form the government. After yesterday, representatives
[00:02:37] of the factions came to present their recommendations,
[00:02:41] also today. The President will continue to ascertain which
[00:02:43] of the candidates can form a government, and he wants
[00:02:47] at all costs to prevent another round of elections. Our reporter Dikla
[00:02:50] Haroun reports on the expected day at the President's Residence
[00:02:53] and when we will know to whom the mandate will be entrusted. The
[00:02:57] round of consultations at the President's Residence is expected to continue today,
[00:03:00] after Herzog began yesterday meetings with representatives of four
[00:03:03] parties: Religious Zionism, Shas, Yisrael Beiteinu
[00:03:07] and Zehut. While representatives of Religious Zionism, Shas and Zehut
[00:03:11] recommended Netanyahu, representatives of Yisrael Beiteinu recommended,
[00:03:14] as expected, Eisenkot as a candidate to receive the mandate
[00:03:18] to form a government. Herzog said yesterday that he intends
[00:03:21] to hold incisive and sharp discussions with the representatives of the factions,
[00:03:25] to ask difficult questions and, if necessary, to hold additional rounds of
[00:03:28] consultations. In light of the assessment that representatives of the Arab
[00:03:32] parties will recommend Eisenkot to the President, the Prime Minister
[00:03:35] said yesterday that a government that depends on parties that support terrorism will
[00:03:39] not be able to deal with the challenge of extremist Islam that threatens from within
[00:03:43] and from without. This morning, representatives of the United Torah Judaism
[00:03:46] faction are expected to arrive at the President's Residence, followed by representatives of
[00:03:50] Otzma Yehudit, the Democrats, Ra'am, the Joint List, Yachad
[00:03:53] and Yisrael Beiteinu, and at the end of the day, members of the Likud faction,
[00:03:57] the largest faction according to the election results. At the end of the round,
[00:04:01] President Herzog is expected to announce who will be the candidate who will receive
[00:04:05] the mandate to form the government first from him.
[00:04:08] Yesterday, the chairman of the Central Elections Committee, Judge
[00:04:11] Solberg, submitted the official election results to President
[00:04:14] Herzog. Solberg said that even if the suspicions regarding foreign
[00:04:18] influence on the elections are confirmed, the extent of their influence is limited,
[00:04:21] and therefore it is not possible not to publish the election
[00:04:24] results. And against the backdrop of the growing tension with Iran
[00:04:28] and the readiness in the security establishment. The Chief of Staff
[00:04:31] Eyal Zamir emphasizes the readiness of the IDF for developments
[00:04:35] in the near and far arenas. Zamir warns
[00:04:38] against attempts by Hezbollah to return and establish itself in southern Lebanon,
[00:04:41] and he clarifies: We will respond forcefully to any such
[00:04:45] attempt. Here is Carmel Hamenashi's report. In a situation
[00:04:48] assessment held yesterday by the Chief of Staff in the Northern Command and its 91st
[00:04:52] Division, he says: Any attempt by the enemy to establish itself, strengthen itself
[00:04:56] or threaten the northern settlements will be met immediately
[00:04:59] and decisively. Zamir visited the Al-Hayam area alongside
[00:05:03] the commander of the Northern Command, the commander of the Ground Forces and the commander
[00:05:07] of Division 91. He met with brigade commanders, heard about
[00:05:10] the activity in the sector and about the defense concept designed to position IDF
[00:05:14] forces in front of the settlements and prevent threats to
[00:05:17] their residents. In his remarks, the Chief of Staff explicitly linked
[00:05:20] Hezbollah and Iran. During the war, Hezbollah
[00:05:24] once again proved that it is an Iranian proxy and not a Lebanese
[00:05:27] patriot. Its actions harmed the interests of the state of Lebanon
[00:05:31] and its citizens. According to him, the IDF is vigilant for developments
[00:05:35] in the near and far arenas and is ready to strike
[00:05:37] the enemy if it tries to harm us, as we have done
[00:05:41] in the past. The message from the north also relates to the possibility
[00:05:44] of a broader completion, preventing Hezbollah's strengthening alongside
[00:05:48] readiness for action if it tries to harm Israel. However,
[00:05:52] in the remarks issued from the visit, no change in the level of
[00:05:55] alert or a decision to launch
[00:05:58] a new operation was mentioned. Middle East expert Dr. Moshe Elad estimates that
[00:06:02] Lebanon is at a crossroads between the desire of the leadership
[00:06:05] in Beirut to strengthen the country's sovereignty and prevent
[00:06:08] another war, and Iran's efforts to maintain
[00:06:12] and preserve its influence through Hezbollah.
[00:06:15] According to him, the blows suffered by the organization weakened its ability
[00:06:18] to protect Iranian interests, but Tehran
[00:06:21] continues to see the Lebanese arena as a strategic
[00:06:24] asset. Elad warns that a renewed
[00:06:28] broad campaign against Iran could place Lebanon before a double
[00:06:31] danger. Further destruction due to fighting
[00:06:34] and the deepening of the internal crisis. According to his assessment,
[00:06:38] its ability to avoid being drawn into a campaign depends on the determination
[00:06:41] of the state institutions to stand against Iranian pressure
[00:06:45] and the support they will receive from the international
[00:06:47] community. During the visit, the Chief of Staff
[00:06:51] was also presented with the robotic combat team model of the
[00:06:54] 769th Brigade and the 869th Collection Battalion. This
[00:06:58] model, which combines robotic means in front of
[00:07:01] and alongside the forces, is designed to improve operational
[00:07:04] effectiveness and strengthen the protection of
[00:07:08] the fighters. For three years, he says, the Northern Command
[00:07:12] has been fighting Hezbollah, harming it and denying it many
[00:07:16] capabilities. He added, if required,
[00:07:19] we will know how to deepen the achievement.
[00:07:22] 6:01. This morning here are the news on Reshet Bet. Now
[00:07:25] to the newspapers.
[00:07:28] Here are the news on Reshet Bet. Newspaper headlines.
[00:07:32] Let's start with Israel Hayom, Where are our relations headed? This is the headline of
[00:07:36] Israel Hayom, after the victory that is defined here as an anti-Israeli
[00:07:39] victory. This is after the elections in the United
[00:07:43] States, when the Democratic Party wins a majority in Congress,
[00:07:46] meaning also in the House of Representatives, also in the Senate, the Vice President of the United States says
[00:07:50] one of our priorities is to change relations with
[00:07:53] Israel, this is a huge drama in the midterm elections in the United
[00:07:56] States, a painful defeat for the Republicans and a heavy blow
[00:08:00] to the White House, the Democrats conquered the Senate and the House of Representatives
[00:08:03] and also won in red strongholds,
[00:08:07] days will tell if President Trump will be left alone in the tower in the battle for
[00:08:11] Israel's security? This is in Israel Hayom with this
[00:08:15] question. A political headline in Israel Hayom, new tunes
[00:08:18] in Shas. The deputy of the Council of Torah Sages says
[00:08:22] Netanyahu and Eisenkot in rotation. This is
[00:08:25] the proposal of the deputy of the Council of Torah Sages,
[00:08:29] a split is emerging in United Torah Judaism regarding their recommendation,
[00:08:32] thus in the second Haredi party. The assessment is strengthening that a unity government is not
[00:08:36] currently on the agenda, the mandate will be given to
[00:08:39] Eisenkot, this is the assessment in Israel. Today, let's move
[00:08:43] to Haaretz newspaper, the voters in the United States were tired of Trump,
[00:08:46] and the Democrats recorded a crushing victory in the elections for the
[00:08:50] House of Representatives and the Senate. Professor
[00:08:53] Yael Stern writes an article, its summary on the cover of the full
[00:08:56] article on page five, she writes, it's not over. If there is one
[00:09:00] lesson learned this week, it is that even in an era of extreme
[00:09:03] polarization, the public in the United States is capable of the political
[00:09:07] flexibility that characterized it since the state was founded. The unimaginable
[00:09:10] achievements in the most populous districts in the United States indicate
[00:09:14] seemingly a renewed connection of the public to
[00:09:17] the party, however, if the Democrats do not know
[00:09:21] how to take advantage of the opportunity, it is possible that the Republicans
[00:09:24] will return in 2028, in two years, presidential
[00:09:28] elections, thus in Haaretz. Mossad head
[00:09:31] Gofman transferred a department head in the organization from his position due to
[00:09:35] disagreements, this is the third in six months, this is
[00:09:38] a headline in Haaretz newspaper on the front page, a headline by journalist Michael.
[00:09:42] The helper is good.
[00:09:45] The Shabak reported that large sums of money passed through him in the elections, but he did not provide
[00:09:49] evidence for this. The service suspects that Ayman Odeh received foreign
[00:09:52] money. This is also a headline in the newspaper. Let's move to Maariv newspaper:
[00:09:55] The mandate is on its way to Eisenkot, this is the headline above
[00:09:59] the picture of President Herzog, who is the one who will decide, but as mentioned, this
[00:10:02] is an estimate, the mandate will go to Eisenkot. Today is the second round of consultations at the
[00:10:06] President's Residence. Ra'am recommends Eisenkot, who is expected to win
[00:10:10] a majority even without the support of the parties. Ben
[00:10:13] Caspit writes an article on page three, one sentence
[00:10:16] from the article appears here on the front page of Maariv, Zini, the head
[00:10:20] of the Shabak must be removed from his position and the sooner
[00:10:24] the better. The full article by Ben Caspit on page three
[00:10:27] in Maariv.
[00:10:31] In Yedioth Ahronoth, America lost is the main headline next to
[00:10:34] the picture of President Trump's defeat for
[00:10:37] the Republicans. We said the American
[00:10:39] President Trump supports
[00:10:43] his deputy's words that the campaign against Iran is one of
[00:10:47] the reasons, but he says it was worth it. President Trump says it
[00:10:50] was worth it, the war in Iran was worth the very
[00:10:54] tragic results. In diplomatic terms, which he sees in the midterm elections.
[00:10:57] Police and Shabak officials did not provide investigation materials. This
[00:11:01] is regarding the investigation that is underway regarding the suspicion
[00:11:04] of violations of election integrity and foreign influence.
[00:11:07] The Attorney General and the head of the Shabak met after the confrontation regarding
[00:11:11] the investigation of the Arabs and agreed on a calm, a calm between
[00:11:15] the Attorney General and the head
[00:11:17] of the Shabak. Ronen Bergman writes an article
[00:11:21] on page eight, the headline here on the front page of Yedioth Ahronoth.
[00:11:25] The State of Israel is in the midst of an attempted coup,
[00:11:29] so says Ronen Bergman, the full article on page
[00:11:33] eight in the Yated Ne'eman newspaper blue tsunami in the United States,
[00:11:36] a victory for the supporters of religious Zionism, this is the headline of the
[00:11:40] Haredi newspaper Yated Ne'eman,
[00:11:44] under the guidance of our rabbis and sages, may they live long, the
[00:11:47] Degel HaTorah party will not recommend any of the candidates to the
[00:11:50] President, this is the headline in Yated Ne'eman, according
[00:11:54] to which the other Haredi Knesset members
[00:11:57] in the United Torah Judaism party will not
[00:12:00] recommend anyone, not Netanyahu and not
[00:12:03] Eisenkot. In the Mevaser newspaper
[00:12:06] in France, the assembly of thousands
[00:12:10] in Paris for the sake of the World Torah Fund, Torah is eternal,
[00:12:13] only in this way will the people of Israel exist
[00:12:16] and continue to exist until the coming of the righteous redeemer.
[00:12:19] The rabbis continue their journeys
[00:12:23] for him.
[00:12:25] In Europe, well, these are the headlines at a glance,
[00:12:29] today's newspapers, now
[00:12:32] for culture,
[00:12:35] here is the news on Reshet Bet.
[00:12:38] Culture,
[00:12:40] culture with Alon Froker, good morning, Alon, hello Ran, here
[00:17:31] only there, and now we have the weather forecast, good morning, our forecaster, Sharon
[00:17:35] Wexler, hello and good morning. This week thus
[00:17:38] shows us in the best possible way that we are in autumn, we started
[00:17:41] the week with very warm days, a kind of heatwave, and now
[00:17:45] the temperatures are gradually dropping, with today we are
[00:17:48] still with normal temperatures for the season, in some places even below
[00:17:52] the seasonal average, with local showers possible
[00:17:56] here and there, nothing very dramatic in the north and on the coast, not
[00:17:59] very large amounts, at this stage I would not change plans
[00:18:02] for today, unless, you know, a few minutes of rain
[00:18:06] will ruin everything for you. So yes, it is possible, today we have
[00:18:10] 22 degrees in the mountains, only 25 along the coastal
[00:18:13] plain, 26 in the lowlands, 26 also in the northern
[00:18:16] Negev, in Eilat 29 degrees. What awaits us
[00:18:19] tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, that's a completely different story. Tomorrow,
[00:18:23] and the day after tomorrow, we are really in winter, a winter system
[00:18:27] that affects us Friday, Saturday and a bit on Sunday,
[00:18:30] with the wettest day, as it currently seems, will be
[00:18:34] between Friday and Saturday, during Saturday, and... On
[00:18:37] Friday, there will be rain from time to time, possibly accompanied by thunderstorms and lightning. What
[00:18:41] is important to note is that it won't rain all the time on
[00:18:45] Friday, it will rain from time to time, and when it rains, it
[00:18:48] can be heavy. On Saturday, another drop in temperatures, it will be colder
[00:18:52] than usual for the season, the rains will be a bit more intense, they can reach as far as
[00:18:56] the northern Negev, and along the coastal plain, mainly from the
[00:18:59] afternoon hours, mainly the central and southern coastal plain, there is
[00:19:03] a risk of local floods, the winds will also strengthen on
[00:19:06] Saturday, on. Already local rain again in the north of the country
[00:19:09] and its center, as of today, this is at the level of
[00:19:12] local rains and not very strong.
[00:19:15] Sharon, thank you, rain, rain is good, just again, drive slowly if you are
[00:19:19] outside, and if you are inside, then let's talk about air conditioners,
[00:19:23] Israel is joining a global initiative to
[00:19:26] reduce the use of polluting refrigerants and switch
[00:19:29] to more environmentally friendly technologies,
[00:19:32] the hardest word for broadcasters, the move is expected to gradually change the
[00:19:35] air conditioning market in Israel in the coming decade. So
[00:19:39] what will the air conditioners of the future look like, and what does it mean for consumers
[00:19:43] from Michal Sarmani's details? Israel is joining an
[00:19:46] international initiative to reduce one of the most significant sources of greenhouse
[00:19:50] gas emissions, refrigerants in air conditioners
[00:19:53] and cooling systems. This comes exactly a decade after
[00:19:57] an international amendment was signed, according to which
[00:20:00] 190 countries committed to gradually
[00:20:02] reduce 85% of the consumption of these gases by
[00:20:06] 2030. Dr. Naama Wald, Director
[00:20:10] of the Energy and Climate Change Division at the Ministry of Environmental Protection.
[00:20:14] We are here in Kigali, Rwanda, on a joint delegation of the Ministry of Environmental
[00:20:17] Protection, the Ministry of Justice, and the Ministry of Labor, together with representatives from all over the world,
[00:20:21] to promote the protection of the ozone layer and to promote the cessation of
[00:20:24] the use of greenhouse gases in the cooling and air conditioning world. This year, Israel
[00:20:28] brings important news. We recently completed the ratification of the Kigali
[00:20:32] Amendment, and we are officially joining the international effort to reduce
[00:20:35] the use of refrigerants that, paradoxically, warm the
[00:20:39] Earth. In a hot country like ours, where air conditioning and cooling are an essential
[00:20:42] part of daily life, this is a significant step, which requires
[00:20:46] the cooperation of the government with industry
[00:20:50] importers and all professionals. The move will have implications for the air conditioning
[00:20:53] and cooling market in Israel. Already in the coming years, the quantities allowed
[00:20:57] for use of the common refrigerants today will gradually
[00:21:00] decrease. At the same time, a transition to alternative
[00:21:04] gases and technologies will be required, whose environmental impact
[00:21:08] is low. Israeli legislation was completed about two months ago, deposited
[00:21:11] at the UN on October 5th, and will come into force
[00:21:15] within 90 days. Those planning to purchase a new air conditioning
[00:21:18] system, importers, installers, and building owners will need
[00:21:22] to prepare for the new changes that will make
[00:21:25] cooling and air conditioning in Israel more
[00:21:28] environmentally friendly.
[00:21:36] Now for the follow-up, here is the news. The family of fallen IDF soldier
[00:21:40] Kalkidan Mahari is forced to continue fighting for its right
[00:21:43] to live in Israel. After a legal battle, at the end of which
[00:21:47] the bereaved mother received Israeli citizenship, the state refuses
[00:21:50] to allow Kalkidan's brothers to remain in Israel permanently.
[00:21:54] The family now intends to appeal to the High Court of Justice following the rejection
[00:21:57] of the citizenship application. The details are in the report by Nofar Moshe Pardo.
[00:22:01] Kalkidan Mahari was a hero of Israel. He was among the first
[00:22:04] to respond to the battle when he enlisted in the reserves after the
[00:22:07] Hamas terror attack on October 7th. Kalkidan immigrated
[00:22:10] to Israel at the age of 17, and a year later he had already enlisted
[00:22:14] in the army. After that, he continued to reserve service
[00:22:17] and served hundreds of days in the war. He fell
[00:22:20] in battle while his mother and brother were in Ethiopia, not
[00:22:24] knowing at all that he was on the front in Gaza. For years
[00:22:27] before his fall in battle, Kalkidan fought to bring his
[00:22:31] family to Israel, a struggle that
[00:22:33] did not succeed, and so he fell in battle, after
[00:22:37] not seeing his mother Almaz for almost two years. His family,
[00:22:40] who came for the funeral, requested to receive citizenship, and after
[00:22:44] a long struggle of more than a year, and an appeal to the court, his
[00:22:48] mother Almaz received Israeli citizenship.
[00:22:50] But his brothers and sister were refused.
[00:22:54] In the last discussion on the matter in court, the state even demanded
[00:22:57] tissue testing to verify
[00:23:00] that Kalkidan's mother, may he rest in peace, is indeed
[00:23:03] also the mother of the siblings whose mother grew up in Ethiopia.
[00:23:06] Esti, Kalkidan's half-sister, tells about the struggle
[00:23:10] the family has been waging since his fall, and now they are asking
[00:23:14] us for a DNA test or to enlist
[00:23:17] in the army and serve in the army.
[00:23:20] And to die for this country, as in our case, then we are connected and that's
[00:23:24] great and good, but when we ask for citizenship, something
[00:23:28] that is so basic and so,
[00:23:30] there is no room for confusion at all. This
[00:23:34] is a humanitarian question, this is a question of a soldier
[00:23:38] who was under the responsibility of the state, fell,
[00:23:41] and along with that there is his family that needs
[00:23:44] to be taken care of. It is important to say that this is not the first case of a fallen IDF soldier whose family
[00:23:48] asks to receive status in Israel, in the
[00:23:51] vast majority of cases, the state decided to grant status, even
[00:23:55] when there is no connection to Judaism, as in the case
[00:23:58] of Sidra Green, between migrant workers
[00:24:01] from the Philippines, whose father was deported from Israel, but
[00:24:05] received status after his son's death. After appealing to the
[00:24:08] District Court, Kalkidan's family will appeal to the Supreme
[00:24:12] Court, hoping to receive justice
[00:24:15] and relief there. Attorney Michal Promerantz from the Legal Aid
[00:24:19] Department of the Ministry of Justice has been accompanying the bereaved
[00:24:21] family since the beginning of the struggle. This is a completely
[00:24:25] arbitrary conduct, because there was another soldier
[00:24:28] who was killed, and his brother was also in Ethiopia, and they
[00:24:31] gave him permanent residency. So it is really not clear why the situation
[00:24:35] of Kena and Mesfin is different. Kalkidan died defending the
[00:24:39] country he loved so much, and it is hard to grasp or
[00:24:42] believe that the state is now forcing his family
[00:24:46] to fight for the right to live here in Israel as ordinary citizens.
[00:24:50] The follow-up by Nofar Moshe Pardo, and it is a follow-up
[00:24:54] that will continue now. Almost
[00:24:56] 6:29, this morning's headlines.
[00:25:14] This morning, consultations continued at the President's Residence ahead of entrusting the mandate
[00:25:18] to form the government. Ra'am announced that it would recommend Gadi
[00:25:21] Eisenkot, while United Torah Judaism decided not to recommend any
[00:25:25] candidate. Following the decisions for the Yisrael
[00:25:28] Beiteinu party led by Eisenkot, there is now a majority of recommenders, and it seems that he
[00:25:32] will be the first to receive from President Herzog the mandate to form
[00:25:35] the government. In parallel, Prime Minister Netanyahu published yesterday
[00:25:39] a filmed statement, his first since the elections,
[00:25:42] and called for the formation of a broad
[00:25:45] national government under his leadership. This is
[00:25:48] how it sounded. Extremism, this is the challenge that is tearing apart
[00:25:52] countries in Europe today, this is the challenge that also
[00:25:55] threatens us, and I ask a simple question: Who can deal with
[00:25:58] this challenge? Who will certainly not be able to deal with the threat
[00:26:02] of extremist Islam? This is a government that depends on extremist
[00:26:05] Islam, on these Islamist parties that deny the very
[00:26:09] existence of a Jewish state. But there is
[00:26:12] a government that can deal with this challenge,
[00:26:15] a broad national government led by the Likud under my leadership,
[00:26:19] that will include all components of the national bloc and all the Zionist
[00:26:23] parties that wish to join. And in the United States, following the crushing
[00:26:27] defeat of the Republican Party in the midterm elections, criticism
[00:26:30] of President Trump and the war in Iran is growing. The President's
[00:26:34] critics claim that the war in which the United States acted alongside Israel
[00:26:37] took a heavy political price from the Republicans, and there are also
[00:26:41] those who point an accusing finger at Israel and its involvement
[00:26:45] in the campaign. Trump was asked if in retrospect the war in Iran was
[00:26:48] worth the price? This is his answer.
[00:26:52] It's largely true because it drove the
[00:26:55] gasoline.
[00:27:09] I think that's largely true, meaning the explanation
[00:27:12] that the war in Iran brought one of the reasons for the defeat because it
[00:27:16] boosted gasoline prices, says Trump, and it seems that this is the main
[00:27:20] reason. The price, not the war, the price. So they ask him, do you
[00:27:23] feel it was worth it? And Trump turns, I definitely do, yes, yes, it's
[00:27:27] good, there was no choice, we can't let Iran have nuclear
[00:27:30] weapons, so. US President Trump,
[00:27:34] who in American slang is now becoming a lame
[00:27:37] duck, because he has two more years in the presidency
[00:27:40] and the Congress has changed
[00:27:43] significantly and it is an adversarial Congress, also
[00:27:47] towards him to some extent, also towards Israel, we will talk about that
[00:27:51] later, so these are the
[00:27:51] morning headlines.
[00:27:58] And now back to us, to governance or rather
[00:28:01] to the lack of governance.
[00:28:06] In recent nights and days, real shooting battles. The mayor announced that the deterioration has reached
[00:28:10] its peak. He is pleading for a national enforcement operation and says the
[00:28:14] mayor that when the shooting started, the police disappeared.
[00:28:17] There is an impression that the police station is empty. Hello, our correspondent
[00:28:21] in the south, Saab Fuzailov. Hello. Yes, towards the formation
[00:28:25] of one government or another, the current Minister of National
[00:28:29] Security wants to be Minister of Defense. So here's what's happening.
[00:28:32] In a small area, in a small city,
[00:28:35] that is still under his control
[00:28:38] within the borders of Israel. A very harsh letter
[00:28:41] from the mayor of Rahat to the inspector, he accuses
[00:28:44] the police of disappearing during shooting incidents, and there
[00:28:48] is an impression, he says, that the large police station in the city is simply empty,
[00:28:52] to that extent. He wrote to the inspector that the shooting incidents in recent
[00:28:55] days in the city are increasing, reached a negative
[00:28:58] peak, there is use of military weapons and automatic
[00:29:02] weapons. I will remind you, Mags, machine guns and a lot of
[00:29:06] M-16s, incidents and massive shooting
[00:29:09] that have not been seen before in the city,
[00:29:12] and the incidents are happening for many hours, both day and
[00:29:16] night, these are escalations that have not been seen before,
[00:29:19] despite the very great violence
[00:29:23] in the Bedouin sector, the mayor of
[00:29:26] asks, pleads or cries out to declare a
[00:29:30] national enforcement operation to restore.
[00:29:34] He demands the physical presence of senior police officers in the city,
[00:29:37] a mission-oriented command, technological monitoring means,
[00:29:41] drones, an observation balloon and even a police
[00:29:44] helicopter. He accuses that during
[00:29:47] the night, after hours of
[00:29:50] shooting, two days ago, no
[00:29:53] reinforcement forces were sent, to the point that, as mentioned, it seems that the largest
[00:29:57] station in the city is empty, uh, and he says, there is no will
[00:30:01] to deal with... the problem from the police side.
[00:30:04] When the police want to deal with public order disturbances, they know
[00:30:07] very well how to do it, but for some reason, when they are required
[00:30:11] to do it in the city of Rahat, to stop shooting
[00:30:14] that lasts for hours and hours, they disappeared
[00:30:17] from the area and allowed the lawbreakers to run wild
[00:30:20] as they pleased. This is not helplessness,
[00:30:23] says the mayor, but absolute indifference
[00:30:27] to these things, uh, the mayor
[00:30:30] attaches videos and audio files that were recorded
[00:30:34] during last night to document
[00:30:38] the recent shooting, hoping that seeing with eyes and hearing with ears will help
[00:30:41] to understand the situation, to such an extent that
[00:30:45] we have reached this point. Thank you very much,
[00:30:48] Saf, and with us is Abu Mediam, former mayor
[00:30:52] of Rahat. Hello to you, good
[00:30:55] morning. You are also a senior member of Ra'am, we will talk about politics later, but first
[00:30:59] about your city, about Rahat. We see a video.
[00:31:02] We hear the sounds of gunfire. I want to ask you as a resident,
[00:31:06] what is it like to live in Rahat?
[00:31:10] As a resident who lost his son at the beginning of
[00:31:13] the year. Who until now, his son's murder has not been solved.
[00:31:16] As a resident, the shooting
[00:31:20] reached his house last week and also
[00:31:23] לרכב שלי
[00:31:26] I tell you that we live
[00:31:29] in chaos. We really
[00:31:33] Rahat life is very
[00:31:36] difficult in the public space, there is
[00:31:39] no security even though there is police and I disagree with the mayor
[00:31:42] the police indeed takes action and indeed. Set up
[00:31:45] roadblocks in my neighborhood, she has until
[00:31:49] now set up for example
[00:31:52] concrete roadblocks, she checks at night
[00:31:56] but the police is a small police force
[00:31:59] the ratio in Israel for every thousand
[00:32:02] policemen there is in Tel Aviv, we always hear
[00:32:06] that Rahat is like Tel Aviv, in Tel Aviv there are
[00:32:09] 3000 policemen and 2000 volunteers
[00:32:12] in our station 85 thousand.
[00:32:16] residents, there are less than 100, we are short
[00:32:19] about 150 policemen. What's the explanation? How do you explain this
[00:32:22] shortage? This shortage is not recruiting
[00:32:25] and also not recruiting or not wanting
[00:32:27] to enlist? No, they actually want to enlist
[00:32:30] from our society and they don't accept, they don't accept our
[00:32:34] young people, why? Why don't they accept? They don't accept,
[00:32:38] they say, we are checking your family. What is a family? All
[00:32:41] the family, your radius, yours,
[00:32:45] your brothers, your cousins, if they have a record, and then
[00:32:48] they are thrown out, and then all the Jewish youth come to volunteer
[00:32:52] here, or go to work here, and they pass, no one, but
[00:32:55] it should be an interest, it should be an interest of the police that the station will be
[00:32:59] large, that crime will go down, what can't be that the police don't
[00:33:03] want this, that's how it is, that's how it really is, if they
[00:33:06] have a will, they should at least build a station, the station
[00:33:10] 50% of it is caravans without any additional construction,
[00:33:14] got a fever and wanted to issue a demolition order for the buildings
[00:33:18] to stop any construction, there is no budget at all, there was a budget
[00:33:21] and they stole it, and they took it, Ben Gvir
[00:33:25] and Maya Golan, took it to another place. There is
[00:33:29] no intention to empower the police, we are short about 150
[00:33:33] policemen, we are a territory
[00:33:36] in terms of land, we are the size of Tel
[00:33:39] Aviv, in terms of radius, it's impossible
[00:33:42] to control the events, it's a city.
[00:33:45] 60% of it are children and under the age
[00:33:48] of 18 and Noah, the situation in Rahat is out of control
[00:33:51] in my opinion. Yes, many cases, uh,
[00:33:54] this is
[00:33:57] what is called conflicts that cannot be silenced
[00:34:01] in a month, there is always shooting, there are
[00:34:04] drones, there are explosions, but what about the society?
[00:34:08] The society, you know, society cannot within
[00:34:11] itself cope, fight.
[00:34:15] To remove these criminals from it? It's impossible,
[00:34:19] it's impossible to take the law into your own hands, we need
[00:34:22] to join hands between police and community, we
[00:34:26] are joining hands, we are helping with all our
[00:34:29] means and cooperating to solve every incident
[00:34:33] and incident, but on the one hand,
[00:34:37] a police force that has small manpower
[00:34:40] and a large radius, and does not have the means and tools, besides
[00:34:44] that. Also the indifference, people got used to it, unfortunately,
[00:34:48] we are at 10, 11
[00:34:50] murdered per year, and it's not
[00:34:53] over yet, yes, the sorrow you know this, we mentioned,
[00:34:57] you, to our great sorrow and tragedy, you know this, as you told
[00:35:01] about, your flesh, Mukhtar,
[00:35:04] your son, was murdered at the beginning of this year, he was shot
[00:35:07] to death, in his car, until now
[00:35:10] you say no, there is no rest, they haven't found the
[00:35:13] murderers. I tell you, I went, I begged the police
[00:35:17] several times to take my family's version, they didn't. I
[00:35:20] gave them 50 videos from all directions, no
[00:35:24] progress, they solve murder cases
[00:35:27] only if they catch them red-handed or if there was a camera that filmed,
[00:35:31] but to invest, they are not capable of investing,
[00:35:35] therefore we lose almost every
[00:35:38] month a young person, in my
[00:35:41] neighborhood, besides my son, a month ago, a young person, my neighbor.
[00:35:45] And yesterday, also in the neighborhood next door, it's impossible
[00:35:49] to continue living like this in the public space
[00:35:53] in Rahat, it's so dangerous, it's so
[00:35:56] dangerous, and therefore many people went out to
[00:35:59] vote to change this situation. We hear that Sarah
[00:36:03] Modi'i would support racism, you
[00:36:05] as mentioned, you Abu Ma'adiam, a senior member of the
[00:36:08] Ra'am party. What is the intention
[00:36:12] of relying on Ra'am, that Ra'am will enter? Any direction
[00:36:15] for a government that you know of?
[00:36:18] First of all, I stood in the
[00:36:21] last elections several times
[00:36:24] in Ra'am, I am not a senior member, I am a member of Ra'am. I know
[00:36:28] what is happening there, I was already calling
[00:36:31] first of all, first of all to refute all
[00:36:35] the lies of Gini, the head of the Shin Bet, and of
[00:36:38] Netanyahu, that there is something
[00:36:41] wrong with the elections that took place, we
[00:36:44] went and voted in masses, because we believe
[00:36:48] that change is needed, and therefore I
[00:36:51] believe that Ra'am proves time and again
[00:36:55] that it speaks in the name of God.
[00:37:04] There is nothing that disqualifies Ra'am, the right wing once
[00:37:07] winked at it, but it went with
[00:37:10] Bennett and Lapid in the government of change
[00:37:14] and proved that it is loyal to the coalition
[00:37:17] and there was even a rebellion within within the party of
[00:37:20] Mazangen because the party decided to go
[00:37:24] with the coalition and now what will happen in your opinion?
[00:37:28] In my estimation, first of all we
[00:37:31] will have the chairman of the faction and the chairman of the party
[00:37:35] will suggest to the president to give to Eisenkot
[00:37:38] to form the government and we think
[00:37:42] that there is no problem at all
[00:37:44] to rely on the Ra'am party because
[00:37:47] it almost accepted every condition that
[00:37:51] Eisenkot said before
[00:37:54] the elections. Do you also speak with the Likud? No, no, no, no, not with me and they won't talk to us
[00:37:57] and we don't want to talk to them.
[00:38:01] We are with the majority in Israel who want a different
[00:38:05] government. We are with the majority of the country that says
[00:38:23] citizens will continue today, demanding from the party
[00:38:26] representatives. who come to President Herzog, they ask them, demand
[00:38:30] from them to recommend a unity government, and this move is led
[00:38:33] by the Fourth Quarter movement, we are with you Hala Ringel, CEO
[00:38:37] of the Fourth Quarter, hello Hala, good morning, Ran, how many came
[00:38:41] yesterday? No, the truth is that we are starting
[00:38:44] today, from this morning, I understand, Wednesday, Thursday, so, so we
[00:38:48] actually changed it to Thursday, because we said we and mainly
[00:38:51] mainly in the evening hours, that's where the main
[00:38:54] mass will be, of people. That in the evening
[00:39:10] we will reach many hundreds of people who will come and tell them that in the face of
[00:39:13] the many challenges this is the leadership and the right thing to do now and you
[00:39:17] also say even if it requires breaking promises.
[00:39:20] I think we all understand that when we look
[00:39:24] at all the promises that were made no government will be formed here if not... already some promise,
[00:39:27] and therefore
[00:39:30] the issue is not the promises, but the issue is the challenges, I listened to the headlines this morning
[00:39:33] that you read, and just from a few headlines this morning that you read, we
[00:39:37] understand what enormous challenges face the government of Israel, facing the state
[00:39:40] of Israel, and there is no choice but to think
[00:39:43] what government will be formed here that can cope with these
[00:39:47] challenges, so why is a unity government the only
[00:39:49] solution? Look, we have
[00:39:53] enormous challenges in our foreign policy, we see what is happening now in the midterm
[00:39:56] elections in the United States, we don't know what will happen in two
[00:39:59] years in the elections, sorry for interrupting you, the challenges, we all know the challenges
[00:40:03] from inside and outside, the question is about the solution, why
[00:40:06] unity and not a different type of government? That's exactly
[00:40:10] the point, once you understand the challenges you realize that you need to make complex
[00:40:14] and difficult moves here, both internally for different citizens,
[00:40:18] and we have enormous challenges externally as well. Once you have a broad government
[00:40:21] that includes a majority of Israelis who come and say we know
[00:40:25] how to balance each other in our views. We have an Israeli majority
[00:40:29] here, both internally, look, internally, the citizens look and say, I
[00:40:33] see difficult decisions being made here, I see my
[00:40:36] representatives, I can trust them, and the same goes for outwards, when they
[00:40:40] look outwards at Israel and say, okay, we see a government that has
[00:40:43] balances, we can start slowly giving more confidence
[00:40:47] in this government, we have no choice, this is what will create
[00:40:51] stability here in the face of enormous challenges that will constantly shake us, but we also saw
[00:40:54] some types of unity that also
[00:40:58] included racism as part of the government, but after that they left, meaning it's
[00:41:02] not exactly something, how shall we put it delicately, that improved the situation.
[00:41:05] No, look, I think this: first of all,
[00:41:08] we are, I am the first to know that we are currently in a bad
[00:41:12] situation, all the choices facing us right now for forming
[00:41:15] a government are not good choices. I think that the way governments
[00:41:19] were formed, not all of them were unity governments, by
[00:41:22] the way, and this is also related to Benjamin Netanyahu's call yesterday
[00:41:26] for a national government led by. those who will join it, that's not a unity
[00:41:29] government, rather a government that is essentially there, that's the government
[00:41:32] where Benjamin Netanyahu is, with his natural partners, where there are issues
[00:41:36] that cannot be agreed upon, which are related to Israel's major challenges.
[00:41:40] And therefore, the start is with a government that includes
[00:41:43] the two major parties, they set the basic lines, they set the
[00:41:47] conditions, and then whoever wants to come, and you say that the majority of the public wants
[00:41:50] that, look, because we saw
[00:41:53] in the elections, you know, in the end every party, every party
[00:41:56] that raised the banner of unity, either didn't
[00:41:59] even make it to election day, or didn't pass the electoral threshold,
[00:42:03] right, and therefore the answer is, I think the public doesn't want that, and for that I have
[00:42:07] two things to say, unfortunately I say that the public doesn't want that,
[00:42:11] let's say, I also understand how we got to this situation, I have two things to say, now it's
[00:42:15] no longer a matter of desire, that's the first thing, it's a matter of no
[00:42:18] choice, meaning I don't understand what are the alternatives, what kind of government will be formed
[00:42:22] here, and I don't understand how we can allow ourselves to go to another election
[00:42:25] in our situation, that's A' and B', I think that sometimes,
[00:42:29] the question is whether we have politicians or leaders at our head, if
[00:42:33] they are leaders, they don't always do what the public wants, but rather do what
[00:42:37] is right for the country, that's what. The Fourth
[00:42:50] Meretz chairwoman, currently president of the Zulat Institute. Hello Zehava, good
[00:42:54] morning. Ran, so why not unity? Unity
[00:42:57] is a paralysis government. With whom exactly to make unity? With those who sat
[00:43:01] here for the last four years, starting with the Prime
[00:43:04] Minister and his Knesset members and ministers
[00:43:08] who promoted a regime change here. Who promoted a racist
[00:43:11] policy here, who are actually responsible
[00:43:14] for the range of October 7th, for the biggest failure in the history
[00:43:18] of the State of Israel, with them exactly they want to make unity. Now,
[00:43:21] unity, Ran, it must be said, is a beautifying
[00:43:24] word that comes to cover a concept
[00:43:28] called racism, because there is an option, there are
[00:43:31] 67 mandates that voted for change compared to
[00:43:34] the 53 who some of them today want
[00:43:36] unity. There is a very clear decision. For the Israeli
[00:43:40] public, but what? Who asks for unity actually
[00:43:44] asks to say let's not make a government with Arabs, let's call a spade a spade.
[00:43:48] So you also sent a letter, you are in a group of people
[00:43:51] who will detail this letter and the signatories, you sent a letter to the heads of the
[00:43:54] change bloc to form a coalition with the Arab citizens' parties.
[00:43:57] Correct. Close to 90 former ministers and
[00:44:00] Knesset members, starting from the Likud, today's Likud
[00:44:04] as you could call it, Kadima, Jewish
[00:44:08] Arab center parties, from all sides, uh, we wrote
[00:44:12] a letter to the representatives of the change bloc, mainly to Eisenkot, he has
[00:44:15] an option to form a government, it is a real option to form,
[00:44:18] I think, I think yes, I think yes, look at what we are facing,
[00:44:22] I think yes, he has an option to form a government with public representatives,
[00:44:26] representatives of the Arab public, 20% a fifth of the country's
[00:44:29] citizens, they have no political representation in Israeli
[00:44:33] governments, we have seen for years, we see how their
[00:44:37] streets are bleeding from crime, they suffer from neglect.
[00:44:41] And therefore, they went out in droves to vote and indeed received a great achievement, 19
[00:44:44] mandates. But Zehava Galon is not worried now, after October
[00:44:47] 7th, that people who refuse to define
[00:44:51] Hamas as a terrorist organization will sit in an Israeli
[00:44:55] coalition. Look, for me, Hamas is a terrorist organization. I'll tell you what worries me.
[00:44:59] What worries me is the racism against
[00:45:02] an entire public, against an entire public that lives here
[00:45:05] with us, with a boot on its neck, and we need to stop that, and I want to
[00:45:08] tell you. Especially regarding this issue, that indeed, again
[00:45:12] and again, Arab Knesset members fail to condemn
[00:45:15] Hamas as a terrorist organization, they fail, they don't want to, but they don't do it, doesn't that worry you?
[00:45:19] I think that we need to stop. For me,
[00:45:23] Hamas is a terrorist organization. Not for you, that's clear. The question is why not for them? I want
[00:45:27] to say this: I don't tell Arab public representatives what they need
[00:45:30] to say. I would be happy if they would say that Hamas is a terrorist
[00:45:33] organization, but I don't tell them what to say, and also Eisenkot set four conditions, and that's
[00:45:37] one of them. And if I understand correctly. So Ra'am people
[00:45:40] and Mansour Abbas are willing to accept Eisenkot's four conditions. Do you understand
[00:45:44] or know? From what I gather. I haven't spoken to him personally
[00:45:48] about it. But I want to tell you something beyond that. Look what's happening here. You ask
[00:45:52] why they don't condemn Hamas. Rightly so, you ask. But I'm looking at what's
[00:45:55] happening in parallel. And I see the steps that
[00:45:59] Prime Minister Netanyahu is taking to essentially create his January
[00:46:02] 6th in the Israeli version. He incites against
[00:46:06] the Arab public and its leaders. He uses the head
[00:46:09] of the Shin Bet to essentially harm
[00:46:13] or cast doubt on Arab
[00:46:16] leaders, the desire to investigate Ra'am, the Joint List,
[00:46:19] yes, the arrest of Waleed Taha until yesterday, things said about
[00:46:23] Knesset members Odeh and nothing without evidence, this thing is really disturbing,
[00:46:27] and I, of course, they need to fire the chairman, the head of the Shin Bet,
[00:46:31] Ghasin, I think that when the government is formed, as part
[00:46:34] of cleaning house, Ghasin is the first one who needs to go, because he doesn't behave as someone
[00:46:38] responsible for an institution, look.
[00:46:40] The Shin Bet is a state institution, he heads a state body, he uses this state
[00:46:44] body, now that's why I think, uh, that we
[00:46:47] need, uh, in my opinion, the public in Israel, those
[00:46:51] 67 need to form a government, it takes
[00:46:55] courage, it takes, so I want to ask you in conclusion, you say a government with Arab parties, so really
[00:46:58] in conclusion, if such a scenario does not include representatives of the Arab public,
[00:47:02] is a government with representatives of the Haredi public also an option
[00:47:05] for you? Look, I don't rule out representatives of United
[00:47:09] Torah Judaism, I don't rule out, I think that in such a difficult
[00:47:13] situation, compromises will have to be made, compromises will
[00:47:16] have to be made on the issue of enlistment? Uh, I think
[00:47:19] that an enlistment law will have to be legislated, of course they will have to reach an agreement.
[00:47:52] Thank you
[00:47:52] very much.
[00:47:58] We'll stay with politics. Yoav Krakovsky, our political commentator,
[00:48:01] hello, hello Ran, good morning. Let's talk about
[00:48:04] Deri. The Council of Torah Sages of
[00:48:07] Shas, what holds him by the hand, by the hair, just stay
[00:48:10] and he wants to leave so much. They are holding him and again he is doing
[00:48:14] this, again he is doing this. Aryeh Deri,
[00:48:18] there is a political failure and he is doing a "hold me back" event. So
[00:48:21] in Shas, and this needs to be said, there are no primaries and no
[00:48:25] members, there are rabbis and a council of sages, and Deri is what
[00:48:28] he actually did after the resounding failure of
[00:48:32] these elections, a cut in half from 11
[00:48:35] to six mandates, to the smallest party in the Knesset,
[00:48:39] Deri essentially demanded renewed trust from the rabbis, and this
[00:48:42] is why throughout the last few days, first of all he secluded
[00:48:46] himself in his home, refused to speak with
[00:48:49] rabbis, spread the rumor that his goal was
[00:48:53] to resign from the Shas leadership and certainly not
[00:48:56] to be a Knesset member in the next Knesset, and this thing
[00:49:00] even escalated yesterday. What he did yesterday was essentially
[00:49:03] campaign. He resigns, he resigns exactly the opposite,
[00:49:07] Ran, of what happened in 1999, after
[00:49:09] 17 mandates in the 99 elections, when he
[00:49:13] held the conference, he does not resign, and two weeks later he actually
[00:49:16] did resign and was dismissed. So Deri essentially
[00:49:20] made this move. Forced the rabbis to convene
[00:49:24] the Council of Torah Sages without his participation,
[00:49:27] who issued a kind of letter of confidence
[00:49:30] in the chairman of Shas, very long, in which
[00:49:33] they detail his actions for the world of
[00:49:37] Torah, for the Torah scholars,
[00:49:40] and in one of the paragraphs it is explicitly stated
[00:49:43] that the Council of Torah Sages forbids him with a severe
[00:49:47] prohibition from resigning from the party's leadership,
[00:49:50] and therefore Deri is not resigning. Not from the party's leadership,
[00:49:54] but the question is if he will be a Knesset member, and Deri, at least
[00:49:58] at this stage, is not resigning because he is waiting for a scenario
[00:50:01] that perhaps Benjamin Netanyahu can still form
[00:50:04] a government, as long as Netanyahu has a slim
[00:50:08] chance of forming a government, Deri
[00:50:10] is there. If Netanyahu does not form a government and perhaps
[00:50:14] another government is formed, it is very possible that he will also resign from the Knesset,
[00:50:18] perhaps even a more significant resignation. At this stage, as
[00:50:21] long as there is a chance, he is
[00:50:25] there, yes, despite the pressures
[00:50:28] to keep him in politics, are the Haredim making a move?
[00:50:32] I want to talk to you about United Torah Judaism, when Netanyahu's
[00:50:35] list of recommenders, you can subtract from it the seven
[00:50:38] Knesset members of United Torah Judaism, they will not recommend Netanyahu, nor
[00:50:42] Eisenkot, but can it be said that United Torah Judaism is disconnecting from Netanyahu's
[00:50:46] bloc? No, I think it's still too early
[00:50:49] to determine that, what the Haredim are essentially doing. They
[00:50:52] are trying to restore the crown to its former glory, if
[00:50:56] we want the slogan of Shas. In the 80s
[00:50:59] and 90s, the Haredim were a bargaining chip, they managed to work with
[00:51:03] this side of politics and also with the other side, with the right, with the left,
[00:51:07] also with, in this case, also with coalitions
[00:51:10] that are not necessarily identified with Benjamin Netanyahu,
[00:51:14] the last time Haredim were in a coalition other than one led
[00:51:18] by Netanyahu was under Ehud Olmert
[00:51:20] in Kadima,
[00:51:22] so they basically only joined coalitions that Netanyahu
[00:51:26] formed, and they essentially lost the ability
[00:51:29] to negotiate to try to create
[00:51:32] to improve the card they have from the elections, and what they are doing now
[00:51:35] is trying to bring it back to the past.
[00:51:39] I don't think United Torah Judaism will join any coalition
[00:51:42] led by Gadi Eisenkot. Maybe they will support from outside. I doubt
[00:51:46] that too. I think what they are doing here is some kind of political game, but
[00:51:50] in the end their voters are right-wing voters, they
[00:51:54] voted for G' and some of
[00:51:57] the voters who were lost from G' went
[00:52:00] towards Ben Gvir and also to
[00:52:03] the Likud. It is possible that this is a trick they
[00:52:07] are trying to elicit statements
[00:52:09] and concessions from Eisenkot just to go back to Netanyahu later, and this
[00:52:13] will actually help Netanyahu too, because look, Eisenkot conceded, so I also
[00:52:17] did, exactly, and all that, and if we go to elections at all, then look,
[00:52:20] Eisenkot already sold out his principles along with the entire bloc,
[00:52:24] so why are you actually running to him? This actually serves this side
[00:52:28] of Netanyahu, simply to fold Eisenkot
[00:52:31] against them. Yoav Krakovsky.
[00:52:55] at seven and we return to the main hour, this morning, here
[00:52:59] news on Reshet Bet. Come back to us very
[00:53:02] soon.
[00:53:12] What was with these zeros who are filming
[00:53:14] me?
[00:53:17] What's with the diaper afterwards? Who will take me to campaigns
[00:53:19] like this?
[00:53:23] Stop, I told you to stop
[00:53:25] playing?
[00:53:39] Looking back, we grew up in a completely
[00:53:41] crazy situation, not a day went by without being shot at, everyone from the age of
[00:53:45] 16 got a weapon, beatings,
[00:53:47] deaths,
[00:53:50] what are you willing to do not to give up friendships? I'm even
[00:53:54] willing to die.
[00:53:57] That's how I lived, that only if there's war there's
[00:53:59] meaning.
[00:54:02] I lost my childhood at this age.
[00:54:06] Our children are growing up with a national mission. The greatest mission of
[00:54:10] a person in this world is for their children to be happy. Would
[00:54:13] you raise your children there? Children of
[00:54:16] Hebron, Saturday night after a meeting
[00:54:20] on Kan 11 and Kan
[00:54:21] Box.
[00:54:25] How crazy. Wow, we're narrowing down,
[00:54:29] we're almost at the end. I'm not ready for anything now
[00:54:31] home. The semi-finals begin.
[00:54:35] Now enter Anime with us a ticket
[00:54:37] to the final, we're going to build an application, we don't
[00:54:41] have enough people, the networks, we're going to the final or
[00:54:45] we're eliminated a second before it,
[00:54:47] extremely intense, arrange a meeting for
[00:54:50] me today, no one will take this
[00:54:54] from us, the pair with the lowest amount
[00:54:57] will leave us already now,
[00:55:01] prepare for surprises, double the money, final week.
[00:55:05] Monday after the news on Kan 11 and Kan
[00:55:09] Box. I don't understand what I'm seeing. A lack
[00:55:13] of understanding of what's really happening. It's really a combination of
[00:55:16] the perception. This truth must
[00:55:20] come out.
[00:55:25] One of them just cocks the gun and opens fire at our
[00:55:29] walls.
[00:55:32] They are the head, they are to blame. There are many.
[00:55:41] I haven't seen anything like this, I haven't heard such
[00:55:43] stories.
[00:55:50] I very much hope that the Israeli public knows how to believe
[00:55:53] the truth and will not follow the lie.
[00:55:57] True time, soon,
[00:56:00] on Kan 11 and Kan
[00:56:02] Box.
[00:56:15] Good morning to you, it's 7:00 and we have the news update. At the President's
[00:56:19] Residence in Jerusalem, the round of consultations with representatives
[00:56:23] of the factions elected to the Knesset will resume today ahead of entrusting the task of forming
[00:56:26] the government. This is the second day of talks. Yaara Shapira, our correspondent, good
[00:56:29] morning. What awaits us later today? Hello Roni.
[00:56:33] Yesterday, representatives of
[00:56:35] Shas and Religious Zionism arrived at the President's Residence and recommended Benjamin Netanyahu to form the government,
[00:56:39] and representatives of Yisrael Beiteinu who recommended Gadi Eisenkot
[00:56:42] to form the government, and last came Feiglin who recommended Netanyahu,
[00:56:46] but his party's CEO said that he does not rule out anyone, not even
[00:56:49] from the other side. This day will be the really interesting
[00:56:53] day in the consultations with the President. First will come the United Torah Judaism
[00:56:56] faction at 8:05 in the morning already.