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bombed more than 50 targets since yesterday. but hamas is still fighting here, and hopes for the new ceasefire deal were mixed. translation: hamas should | raise its demands and seriously adhere to the conditions they set, which are the people's demands. translation: hamas, accept the deal. - it's enough. enough of what we lost. we urge hamas to stop the war. israel's prime minister is negotiating on two fronts. his far right allies say he must continue the war until hamas is destroyed, or they'll bring down the government. he's insisted his conditions for a ceasefire haven't changed. translation: we have gone a long way to return - the hostages while keeping the war�*s objectives in mind, primarily the elimination of hamas. we insist that we will achieve both. it's all part of the plan, not something i've just added. but hamas has said it
she is considered a protege of the previous president although she insists he will wield no influence over her government. she says she will prioritise welfare programmes, improve the lives of women and tackle security. if the elections were marred by violence and threats, and a candidate was reportedly murdered after the polls closed this weekend, among dozens of candidates killed over the campaign. it's a new day in mexican politics. after two centuries of men in power, when voters eventually chose their first female president, it was with a landslide. the victory itself was a moment to savour for claudia sheinbaum, and she was quick to acknowledge the many women who blazed a trail before her. "i didn't get here on my own. we got here together," she said. "thanks to our ancestors, our mothers, our daughters and granddaughters." in a nation of such entrenched machismo, what claudia sheinbaum has
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israelis who have been displaced in the north under repeated rocket fire, even today, very heavy rocket fire from the north, from hezbollah, unless it restores its regional deterrence, notjust local, state of israel is becoming in large areas uninhabitable. so when president biden, when the us administration say that hamas is now in such a position that it does not have the capability to carry out an attack anywhere near the tragedy is that we saw on october the 7th, in that guarantee from him not enough, somewhat you saying there? how. somewhat you saying there? now, hamas is not _ somewhat you saying there? now, hamas is not capable _ somewhat you saying there? now, hamas is not capable of _ somewhat you saying there? firm-n", hamas is not capable of doing that, that is true. and i believe there should be... a contradiction to my own government in israel, i believe there should be a morning after programme, the government has not done that so far. but even that morning after scenario has to take into account that hamas
israel confirms the war will end. can prime minister netanyahu give that guarantee on his part? it’s netanyahu give that guarantee on his part?— on his part? it's good to be with yon — on his part? it's good to be with you. let's _ on his part? it's good to be with you. let's keep - on his part? it's good to be with you. let's keep in - on his part? it's good to be l with you. let's keep in mind, israel is not the united states, the prime minister of israel is not the president of the united states, he cannot make this decision on his own. he has to answer to a cabinet, and that cabinet has to answer to the people of israel. while the people of israel desperately want the war to end and want the hostages released, as you just heard from the residents living around the gaza border, there is no faith that hamas will not come out of those tunnels, even if they are much reduced now, but they will be on and mount the next attack, which is precisely what their leaders said, they will do it 10,000 times until israel is destroyed. so the government will have a hard time signing an agreement that says the war is over and hamas can come out of the tunnels, even much degraded. a very difficult case to make to the people of
how significant this is. thanks so much for having _ how significant this is. thanks so much for having me - how significant this is. thanks so much for having me on - how significant this is. thanks so much for having me on the i so much for having me on the programme. it's huge, a historic milestone, historic election. it is truly consequential. as we just heard, 70 years after mexico's women were allowed to vote, we now have a women in the presidential palace in mexico. it's so important. she is coming into her government on october the 1st with a lot of power. the congress also, the lower chamber of congress, has a super majority for her coalition, and she has a majority in the senate. we haven't seen a president with this much power in a long time in mexico. it is hugely consequential. ijust regret that we keep talking about the men in her orbit, whether it be lopez 0brador or donald trump orjoe biden. we really have to celebrate what this means for mexico, for the region and for the world.
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government is in israel at the moment?— moment? we have a national unity government _ moment? we have a national unity government that - moment? we have a national unity government that has i unity government that has elements of the former opposition, benny gantz, opposition, benny gantz, opposition leaders in the war cabinet, and the government still have a 64 member majority in the 120 member knesset. it would survive but many would take to the streets and protest, and the governance of israel could be increasingly untenable, increasing pressure on the government. so it's far from an ideal situation. you could speculate that the radical right wing elements of the government could leave the government and more moderate elements could join the government, but there is no guarantee that would happen. i don't know if prime minister netanyahu would take that risk. i hope he would, frankly, but i'm not in his government. the government can survive, that's the bottom line, even if these elements leave the government. just very briefly, we are
went to the uk in 2015 and there, mi6 operatives, they say, recruited him. they took him out for tours and for dinner to find his weaknesses. they said he had a strong desire for money, according to this report. they say the m16 operatives exploited this. they say he was initially hesitant but could not resist persuasion, enticementand but could not resist persuasion, enticement and even coercion. they say that eventually he was given espionage training by mi6 eventually he was given espionage training by m16 and sent back to china, to learn more about the chinese government and pass that information to mi6 operatives. we have had no word from the british government or mi6 on this, and at the moment this is simply a statement reported by china from the ministry of state security. let's turn to some other important news around the world. workers in nigeria crippled the country's airports and shut down the power grid
dearly for speaking out against chloroquine and hydroxychloroqu ine. but the truth needs to be told. we need to tell it and we need to save lives regardless if it's against a sister agency or any agency around the world you've heard a lot of republicans that hearing, i mean, some of them, the same republicans who pushed bogus covid remedies with absolutely no scientific backing. >> what's whoever they're talking about? scientific guidance coming out of the government. i mean, do you find that to be hypocritical well again, the government needs to be on top of the science needs to work very closely with scientists and not all of those scientists are within government. >> we need to really pay attention to the best science around the world and congress isn't there to interpret science. congress is there to set policies and laws and they should listen to the scientists is a bit hypocritical for those