i think that they are very concerned, rightfully so. i mean, we re speaking about a00 pilots that said that they re not going to show up. and i think they re just voicing their deep fear of the future. i do think that they would show up. i don t think that israel would be left with an army. but it s a clear red sign forfor the israeli government to to stop and to rethink how we re moving forward. and it s a call for you know, i ve been in the studio so many times defending israel against international scrutiny. and today i m here to tell israel and to telljews and israelis around the world that we have to stand up for our country because the future will be grim if we won t stop. just a brief word on the protest movement they packed up last night after the vote in the early hours of the morning. where is that protest movement now? does it does it peter out because the bill has gone through or does it sustain? i think it sustains. and i think that according to the polls, you re seeing th
know, going back to the drawing board quite angry. and he thinks city con, who struck quite strongly by this policy, obviously he is the labour london mayor kind of indicated that he reviewed this policy but it has thrown a kind of issue into the ring where there is a divide potentially between labour and the conservatives that the conservatives feel they can exploit, particularly at a time when they are so far behind in the polls that they are looking at the sound thinking is this a wage issue we can use in our battle to try to hold onto power for the next election. fix, battle to try to hold onto power for the next election. the next election. a quote care for michael gove the next election. a quote care for michael gove today, the next election. a quote care for michael gove today, the the next election. a quote care for michael gove today, the levelling l the next election. a quote care for. michael gove today, the levelling of secretary of state. yes and yes when asked abo
getting the tone and the time right, but also there getting the tone and the time right, but also there is getting the tone and the time grit, but also there is inevitability inevitability with the things that they are not going to be hazy, there will be things we have to give up that we don t want to in order to stop more of what we see in europe right now at this key wave. absolutely so. i read an interesting at this key wave. absolutely so. i read an interesting debate. - at this key wave. absolutely so. i | read an interesting debate. thank you for coming on the programme. at is you. == you for coming on the programme. at is ou. , ., ., israel is in a deeply uncertain place. last night the knesset passed a bill which strips the judiciary of a power to over rule the government if it has acted unreasonably. it is not a power often used, but it was employed injanuary when the court ruled that the appointment of a minister was unreasonable in the extreme because of his
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absolutely. i mean, we re seeing the people that are pushing it from within the government. and just this morning, the ultra orthodox party has tried to suggest a basic law into the israeli basic laws that is saying that studying torah is just should be equated to military service, which is compulsory in israel, which means that they want to be exempt from military service. it s just one example of where we where we re heading as a country. and israel is a booming economy. it s a start up nation. and to see that the economy is going down i mean what they re doing to to israel, liz truss as resigned for far less then than what s happening to the israeli economy today. you talked about military service. we must talk about the reservists. we don t know how many reservists are signing up to this boycott. but i mean, wouldn t they would they withdraw service in the event of a crisis, in the event of a crisis on the northern border or within gaza? how far would they take that? i m a reservis