santos. that is a new development, and a significant one, and that s worth watching in the days ahead. that s gonna do it for us, that s time for the last word with ali velshi. good evening ali,. that evening, my friend. i appreciate you reminding us about medusa, in the early days the, war your team really relied on medusa, to get the best reporting we can, get from people understand what s going on russia. these are the little pockets of resistance around which people cling. they come to, them out of medusa can stay alive, a number of russians who are going where this war, they don t really understand why they re in it in the first place, they re feeling the economic effects of it. they got to go and get good information from places like medusa. so i think it s important we draw tension to them, and i m grateful for it. thank you for saying, so and it also said that the russian diaspora israel thing, and be unable to get russian language, real news, independent news
violations, but because doj s apparently opened their own criminal investigation into the congressman, so they want the fcc to defer to that criminal mastication. there s been lots of news recently about republican congressman and a con man george santos, but doj trying to clear the field of other law enforcement agencies, because they ve got in those types of potential prosecution, that s a new development in a significant one that is worth watching in the days ahead that s gonna do it freshman elbow, now it s time for the last word the great ali velshi is in for lawrence, communing ali. i appreciate your minus by medusa, in the early days the war her team really depended amadou city give us some of the best reporting we can get from people who understood what was going on in russia these are the little pockets of resistance around which people cling. they come to, them out of medusa can stay alive, a number of russians who are going where this war, they don t really und
not. the discussion that the prime minister and i had today was no exception. ronan bergman, staff writer at the new york times magazine. the writer of rise and kill first, the secret history of israel s assassinations. there s been a bit of a delay because of the internet connection that we have right now, and so we will be patient with that. i do want to ask you to put into context what is going on here. we have this remarkably rapidly escalating situation between israel and the palestinians, and then you have this situation in iran, where netanyahu has been singularly focused on iran in the last several years, when he has been the prime minister. iranians are finding it on the wrong side of a lot of equations these days, with the protests at home, and the fact that it s the war in ukraine. give me the context of what is happening right now. thank you for inviting me. i would say that high tech and low tech, in a way that we are
ultra orthodox government formed after the netanyahu camp won election by the tiny sliver of votes, roughly 30, 000, out of some 4.7 million, is driving a power grab that the other half of voters view as not only corrupt, but it s threatening their own civil rights, end quote. secretary blinken alluded to israel s domestic situation in his remarks today. our fellow democracies can also make us stronger. that s what the united states in israel have done for each other over many decades, by holding ourselves to the mutual standards that we ve established. and by speaking frankly respect fully, as friends do, when we agree, and when we do not. the discussion that the prime minister and i had today was no exception. joining us now is ronan bergman, he s a staff writer at the new york times magazine. he s the author of rise and kill first, the secret history of israel s targeted assassinations. ronan, thank you for joining us. i know there s a bit of a delay
that could change the politics for the indispensable ally of the united states. in order to regain power, he had to embrace israel s hard-line conservatives, even more than the great bear hug he gave them last time he was prime minister. here s how thomas friedman described the situation in the new york times. quote, and ultranationalist, ultra orthodox government formed after the netanyahu camp won election by the tiniest sliver of votes, roughly 30,000 out of some 4.7 million. it s driving a power grab that the other half of voters who not only view as corrupt, but also threatening their own civil rights, and quote. secretary blinken could ve alluded to the domestic situation in his remarks today. our fellow democracies can make a smarter. that is what the united states and israel down over many decades. by holding ourselves to the standards that we have established. and by speaking frankly and respectfully, as friends do. when we agree, and when we did