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[00:03:24] good night, a new night of tonight's news and tonight, the round of recommendations at the President's
[00:03:28] Residence has ended, now it begins for you.
[00:03:30] The hard part. Shahar Glick will tell us from there what Gadiznut intends to do
[00:03:34] with the mandate he received from Herzog.
[00:03:36] And in parallel, there are those who still loudly call for a broad
[00:03:40] Zionist unity government. When all the leaders enter
[00:03:43] the room, they will emerge with a Zionist cooperation government.
[00:03:47] There is an opportunity here. Guy
[00:03:50] Ochman will be with us and we will ask if the situation were reversed, would he still
[00:03:54] call for broad agreement? Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia is also sending a message
[00:03:57] regarding the formation of an Israeli government, Roi Kais. Will have the report
[00:04:00] according to which, Saudi Arabia is conveying that with Netanyahu, we will not reach a settlement,
[00:04:04] and also this disturbing story from south Tel Aviv and a violent
[00:04:08] attack on police officers. Do you want
[00:04:11] identification? What did you say before? Do you want identification? Do you want to identify? What
[00:04:14] did you say before, please? Let's close this. Prince
[00:04:18] Banks will be with us and tell us about the experience he went through in south Tel
[00:05:01] at the President's Residence, which has concluded. President Herzog says a short while ago, he
[00:05:04] tasked with forming the government this coming
[00:05:07] Sunday. I intend to task
[00:05:11] with forming the government this coming
[00:05:14] Sunday, in these conversations, I intend
[00:05:17] to turn over every stone to try to bring about an outstretched
[00:05:21] hand to build a stable and
[00:05:24] good government for the people of Israel.
[00:05:28] The one who is still at the President's Residence is Shahar Glick who joins us now. Hello, good
[00:05:31] evening. Hello, good evening. So like
[00:05:35] Independence Day, the parade of recommenders. What's the bottom
[00:05:39] line you're taking from these two rather busy days?
[00:05:42] At the President's Residence, yes, the text is over, and I think that the bottom line of President
[00:05:46] Herzog for us, of course he will task the President, the mandate on
[00:05:49] Eisenkot, after he received 67 recommenders, but I think
[00:05:52] that his bottom line, after this parade of talks, is that we
[00:05:56] are in a quagmire. Meaning President Herzog tried to bring up every problem
[00:05:59] there is with every representative who came, every faction, he explained the problematic issues to them. When the
[00:06:03] Haredim arrived, he asked them about enlistment. When the Arab parties arrived, he asked them what they would do
[00:06:07] in case of a security event with the government they want to support.
[00:06:11] And when the people of the change bloc arrived, he asked them why not unity? Meaning everyone who entered
[00:06:15] this room with Herzog basically gets in their face the
[00:06:18] complexity of forming a government. And therefore, President Herzog really
[00:06:22] when he tasks the mandate to Gadi Eisenkot, it sounds between
[00:06:26] the lines here that this is not the picture he would want to see. He will wait
[00:06:29] to see what happens and if Eisenkot in 28 days will really
[00:06:33] succeed in this mission. But afterwards, when Eisenkot asks for an extension, it's not
[00:06:37] sure he'll give it. And when Netanyahu asks for the mandate
[00:06:40] himself, it's not sure he'll give it. Herzog wants to show
[00:06:43] us – it sounds like it between the lines – that there's no choice but unity, that the State of
[00:06:47] Israel is heading for a crash, but again,
[00:06:50] this is my assessment based on what I hear between the weeks. Meanwhile, the mandate will go
[00:06:54] to Gadi Eisenkot, as is customary in the first stage,
[00:06:57] and only then, after we see all these efforts collide, will we understand
[00:07:00] if Israel is really going somewhere forward. So what actually happens tomorrow, or perhaps
[00:07:04] we should say on Sunday? Meaning, who is the first
[00:07:08] person Eisenkot approaches for negotiations, a so-called "from the easy to the difficult"
[00:07:11] approach, or actually?
[00:07:15] He really starts with the members of the change bloc, but then every negotiation
[00:07:19] Eisenkot conducts, he will have to do it as secretly as possible, for a very
[00:07:23] simple reason: the mere fact that you sat down for negotiations means you've already compromised
[00:07:26] on many of your principles. Meaning, if Bennett is now willing
[00:07:30] to publicly say that he is in negotiations with the Haredi parties about an exemption law
[00:07:34] from enlistment, then he has already given up a lot of his things
[00:07:37] on the way, in case we really go to another election or on the way
[00:07:40] to unity, and the same goes for the opposite side. Meaning, even if
[00:07:44] Netanyahu suddenly negotiates unity or Eisenkot negotiates unity, the moment
[00:07:48] you declare that the one opposite you is legitimate, then if you gain a government from it,
[00:07:52] everything is fine. Meaning, if you announce to the public that there is already a signed agreement, everything
[00:07:55] is fine. If you announced negotiations before they were concluded, you kind of dismantle
[00:07:59] your assets. And therefore, this is a stage that will have a lot of
[00:08:03] bypass routes, secret routes, they will try to make moves
[00:08:06] outside of our line of sight. I think Eisenkot is still
[00:08:10] aiming mainly at the Haredi parties first and foremost. If that doesn't work, then indeed
[00:08:13] with the support of the Arab parties, but but his first aspiration
[00:08:17] is perhaps to try that 61-member government of the change bloc
[00:08:21] with the
[00:08:31] on the streets of Israel, two murdered and 11 wounded in incidents of
[00:08:34] violence. Our reporter Agas Ginberg, hello, good evening, do you have the details
[00:08:38] about this bloody evening? Hello Sharon, yes, we are talking about a series of violent
[00:08:41] incidents across the country with emphasis on the last three
[00:08:45] hours, two murdered, 11
[00:08:48] wounded in seven different cities, both in the Arab community
[00:08:51] and in the Jewish community. We are talking about both shooting incidents and
[00:08:54] stabbings, the two murdered were
[00:08:57] murdered by gunfire, in Baqa al-Gharbiyye
[00:09:00] and in Tamra. There were also in the incident in Baqa al-Gharbiyye, up to
[00:09:04] four additional people were injured,
[00:09:07] and I mentioned seven different cities, so Baqa, we said, Sharon, also
[00:09:11] in Tamra, in Kfar.
[00:09:42] looking more broadly at the Middle East, where they are following
[00:09:45] what's happening at the President's Residence. Saudi Arabia may not have officially
[00:09:49] responded to the election results, but Roi Kais is revealing tonight
[00:09:53] what they think in Riyadh about the possibility of Netanyahu remaining in power. Hello
[00:09:56] Roi.
[00:09:58] Yes, Sharon, good night. So in Riyadh they don't officially refer
[00:10:01] to the election results in Israel like other countries in the region, but
[00:10:05] tonight we brought in the edition a reference from a Saudi source who is aware
[00:10:08] of the Kingdom's position on this issue, and he tells me that '.
[00:10:12] From the Saudis' perspective, as long as Netanyahu is in power with the current
[00:10:15] government, normalization between the countries is simply not
[00:10:19] on the table. The same Saudi source adds, "Netanyahu in Riyadh, he just wants
[00:10:23] to cause problems, he doesn't want peace but escalation." He emphasizes: "We have no
[00:10:26] personal problem with Netanyahu, but his policy does not
[00:10:29] allow for any progress in relations between the countries.
[00:10:33] Saudi Arabia wants peace, wants negotiations, wants the Israeli-Palestinian
[00:10:36] issue to be resolved on the basis of a two-state solution, but Netanyahu
[00:10:39] is simply not there." Regarding who might replace him, Gadi
[00:10:43] Eisenkot, the same Saudi source tells me the following: "Saudi Arabia has no
[00:10:46] interest in the identity of the Prime Minister of Israel, that is an internal
[00:10:50] Israeli matter. What is important to us is that whoever
[00:10:53] it may be, he will want to negotiate, to solve the problems that have been going on for
[00:10:56] 70 years," referring, of course, to the Palestinians. And in this context, as
[00:11:00] we have reported in the past,
[00:11:02] the Saudis link normalization with Israel
[00:11:06] to significant progress on the Palestinian issue and not
[00:11:09] on other issues, such as Israeli assistance to the Saudis
[00:11:13] in their current fight against the Houthis in Yemen.
[00:11:17] Thank you very much. Prince Banks, he's a professional
[00:11:20] basketball player who claims he was violently attacked by police after they demanded
[00:11:24] he show his ID and he could not comply
[00:11:45] days. You're riding a scooter in South Tel
[00:11:48] Aviv. Police stop you because,
[00:11:51] at least according to them, you weren't wearing a helmet. What happens?
[00:11:57] So they stop me and ask me to identify myself
[00:12:00] and I don't have an Israeli ID, so I don't have
[00:12:04] a card to show them who I am and I can't
[00:12:07] identify myself from there. The police claim I'm lying to them
[00:12:11] and they take out a fingerprint device. I
[00:12:14] press on the fingerprint device and they don't need to identify me in the system
[00:12:18] and from there they start jumping on me and threatening
[00:12:21] me and while they are on me, I take out my phone
[00:12:25] to film. One of the policemen told me that if I don't identify myself
[00:12:28] now, he will take, he will take me to the police
[00:12:31] station and they will taze me
[00:12:35] and beat me up in the police station. This is
[00:12:38] basically, this is basically the day he tells you even before you take out
[00:12:42] the - you can't take out the phone, he tells you just because you couldn't
[00:12:46] identify yourself and you explained to him that you don't have an ID in the sense that you haven't received
[00:12:49] one.
[00:12:51] Yes, the moment I take out the phone and I ask him to repeat what he
[00:12:55] said, he tries to change the situation
[00:12:58] and make me make the situation as if it's
[00:13:01] reversed and he comes and asks me, "Do you want to identify yourself? Do you want
[00:13:04] to identify yourself?" And I tell him, "Repeat what you said, repeat what you said a moment ago."
[00:13:07] They threaten me and then he came and said, after I went
[00:13:11] aside, they came and jumped on me and told me that I have no rights here and that I can't
[00:13:15] do anything here and they are in control here right now, and from there they come
[00:13:19] and start pulling my hair, trying to throw me to the ground, stepping
[00:13:22] on me, as a result of which my very expensive
[00:13:25] watch breaks, and from there they handcuff me and throw me
[00:13:29] into the van, and I'm in the van for two hours in the same
[00:13:32] place, not moving, while I ask for help to call a lawyer,
[00:13:36] to call my parents, to call someone to know that I'm being held, that I'm
[00:13:39] arrested. For two hours you're in the police
[00:13:42] van without any ability to communicate with the outside
[00:13:45] world?
[00:13:48] Yes, two hours, and after that they drive to the police
[00:13:51] station, from the Sharett station in South Tel Aviv on HaMasger Street. This
[00:13:55] is a minute from the incident, and after
[00:13:58] I get there, they handcuff me, take off the handcuffs and tell
[00:14:02] me, "Okay, we'll send you a report of
[00:14:06] the incident of what happened with a court summons, you can leave
[00:14:09] as if nothing happened." Why do they claim you were inciting? I mean, what
[00:14:13] what was actually
[00:14:14] the accusation?
[00:14:18] According to them, I tried to escape, and when I'm riding a city scooter,
[00:14:21] I can't escape, I stop in place and listen.
[00:14:25] I stop in place and put the scooter aside, park it. There was no
[00:14:29] reason for five policemen to come and jump on me. Yes. The police said
[00:14:33] in response, let's just read their response. The suspect was seen riding an electric scooter on
[00:14:36] the sidewalk, without a helmet and while committing traffic offenses. Despite
[00:14:40] police calls to stop, the suspect continued his ride, refused
[00:14:43] to identify himself and refused to be detained, and as a result was arrested. It will be clarified that enforcement was carried out
[00:14:47] professionally, any other statement on a racist background deviates
[00:14:51] from the truth and distorts the facts. Uh,
[00:14:53] Prince. Do you think there was something
[00:14:57] beyond the problem with
[00:14:58] the helmet?
[00:15:01] Absolutely. I believe that if I had a different skin
[00:15:04] color, they would have released me after five minutes or after 10
[00:15:08] minutes and I wouldn't have had to go to the station. And certainly
[00:15:11] I shouldn't have had to go through this violence or stay two hours in the van with my hands
[00:15:15] cuffed behind my back. As if I'm some terrorist. Have similar things
[00:15:19] happened to you before with the police?
[00:15:22] Yes. Unfortunately, similar things have happened to me before.
[00:15:26] I had a worse incident, where they came
[00:15:29] to me after practice, after basketball practice, I came
[00:15:32] home, police officers came to me and arrested me on suspicion
[00:15:35] of being mistaken for someone else. And after
[00:15:49] that they released me without any compensation, without any, without any apology
[00:15:52] from the police or any Prince, you, you
[00:15:55] were born, you were born here and you've lived here your whole
[00:15:59] life, how does, how do such incidents make you
[00:16:01] feel?
[00:16:04] It demoralizes me. In the end, I am, I am an Israeli in every way.
[00:16:07] It doesn't matter if I have a card or don't have a card, I am an Israeli in every way,
[00:16:11] I was born here, educated here, I have 12 years of schooling here,
[00:16:15] I have a full matriculation certificate here, I love my friends, I love my team, I love
[00:16:19] the country, I also want to contribute to the country, I want to enlist in the army,
[00:16:23] and there's no ability.
[00:16:25] Yes, your words are very painful and we hope
[00:16:28] that justice will be done with those police officers who treated you
[00:16:53] different topic, a little return to the political issue, but from a completely different direction,
[00:16:57] under the title "Unity government or we die," a public
[00:17:00] campaign was launched, calling on elected officials to form a government, a Zionist
[00:17:04] unity government. One of the people who participated in the call, there is a. What
[00:17:07] to agree to or the stand-up comedian and comedian Guy
[00:17:10] Ochman.
[00:17:13] Let's acknowledge the fact that there are many disagreements about many things,
[00:17:17] enlistment, responsibility for October 7th, whatever you want, but a Jewish
[00:17:19] majority wants Bibi and there's an Arab majority that probably doesn't want
[00:17:23] us. Let all the leaders enter the room, and they will come out
[00:17:26] with a Zionist cooperation government. There's an opportunity here, a small
[00:17:29] and vocal part of them will love it, a huge part of the people who just live
[00:17:33] their lives, will love it, and you've made a change,
[00:17:36] please. This is the combination. So what makes
[00:17:39] Guy Ochman join the unity camp? Guy Ochman, hello, good
[00:17:43] evening. Good evening,
[00:17:46] Dudovich. What's going on? What a smile! To get such a smile
[00:17:50] from you tonight? First of all, it's a lot of fun. What a frame I built for you? Look, my brother, a cake of opinions.
[00:17:54] Always for the pose, right? So he's
[00:17:57] always, I always see Amit Segal like that, everyone with bookshelves here, you know. Look how nice,
[00:18:01] brother. That's it, that's it, because you also want to convey a message that is, you know, important. This is no
[00:18:04] joke. So you're in this position, you're calling for a broad Zionist unity
[00:18:08] government that basically means, let's agree. So what message does Guy
[00:18:12] Ochman want to convey? Tell us.
[00:18:15] Listen, I want to convey, basically, the moment
[00:18:19] we saw the results and everything,
[00:18:22] suddenly you do the math
[00:18:25] and, you know, I understood that we can live
[00:18:28] together here. 33, 33
[00:18:31] opposition, coalition without extremists, Haredim, Arabs,
[00:18:35] we can really establish something here. As one, ah, there
[00:18:38] are opponents, but from what we feel, there
[00:18:41] are, there are people here who are thirsty for this. I'm telling
[00:18:45] you, I've been with the fighters
[00:18:47] in Gaza and in Judea and Samaria and everywhere
[00:18:51] for three years, people want to live their lives, they don't have the strength for another
[00:18:55] round. Of course there are those who want a right-wing government everywhere
[00:18:59] and there are those who want change everywhere, but there's a
[00:19:01] middle that needs to be addressed, even though it's not sexy,
[00:19:05] this whole unity thing.
[00:19:08] So you're saying our leaders actually need to grow balls, you intentionally
[00:19:12] said "balls," brother, it's night, we're allowed, we're allowed to grow
[00:19:16] balls. Okay, Guy, I'm going to make it a little harder on you, apropos
[00:19:19] political balls. Yes, of course it's not, let's say
[00:19:23] the results were reversed, let's say there were 61 for a right-wing government, for the side you perhaps agree with more,
[00:19:26] would you still call for what is called broad cooperation, a broad unity
[00:19:30] government? Would you still go in that direction, or only now
[00:19:33] because it just doesn't work out, in order to get out of this situation? Again, I'll say '.
[00:19:48] They are my heart, I went with them, burned or not burned, and here it doesn't
[00:19:52] matter. Also in this initiative, by the way, for a
[00:19:55] national partnership government, there are representatives from the right, representatives
[00:19:58] from the left, and
[00:20:01] you know, in the middle there's the majority of the
[00:20:04] quiet people, those who go to work.
[00:20:15] You think we absolutely need this government, and without Arabs and without that,
[00:20:19] in the middle is the majority of the people, many disagreed,
[00:20:23] who are usually the noisy ones, but I'm telling you,
[00:20:27] I perform every day, now 400 people
[00:20:30] in Jerusalem, you have everyone in the audience, of course it's not like
[00:20:33] politics, but you can make it
[00:20:36] work. And not from this weak message of unity, not in the sense of Benny Gantz,
[00:20:40] in the sense of real cooperation, and there are buyers for it.
[00:20:44] Tell me, do you need courage to express yourself politically here? You need
[00:20:47] to be a brave person as a people.
[00:21:06] And indeed, in the end, the people vote
[00:21:09] with their feet. You know, it could
[00:21:13] be that if now
[00:21:16] there's a presenter who voted for the other side of the '.
[00:21:20] Or let's say more towards that, then
[00:21:23] they will accept it rather than if he now says we don't
[00:21:27] sit with people who don't condemn, you know, who basically
[00:21:30] cannot say Hamas is a terrorist
[00:21:34] organization. But thank God we
[00:21:37] are in a place, we are in a place where right-wingers don't need to be afraid.
[00:21:41] You know, you sell your book not through social media, but through your audience. I
[00:21:45] sell my shows through the audience. We are in a place where we have direct access
[00:21:48] to the audience. Uh. I'm not afraid, I hope many others won't be afraid,
[00:21:52] but uh, but I think there's something here, so to conclude, if
[00:21:55] there's a cooperation or unity government, you're the first one to host an evening
[00:21:59] for everyone, right, left, you take it and do a stand-up for them.
[00:22:02] More than that, more than that, I'll tell you, put this clip
[00:22:05] in the report, on election day, I met
[00:22:08] Eisenkot, in Ramat Gan, we shook
[00:22:12] hands, I told him, if you
[00:22:14] form a government, you'll call me to laugh at you, like I did with the previous
[00:22:18] coalition, he says yes.
[00:22:20] I tell him, "Are you not afraid?" He says, "I'm not afraid." Please, so I'm
[00:22:24] saying, all politicians who want, I come to laugh at every
[00:22:27] government that will be formed, it doesn't matter, yes, so let's just laugh
[00:22:30] and let's laugh at everyone, Guy Ochman, thank you very much for
[00:30:30] From the other side, hello everyone. Here. The side of facts,
[00:30:34] and this week, the week after,
[00:30:37] after the elections, so on the side of facts,
[00:30:41] there's a lot of work, we started,
[00:30:57] gaps after the elections, it seems that the...