choosing now to sit down with cnn for an exclusive interview, his first televised interview since returning to power. in recent days the u.s. secretary of state, cia director and the white house national security adviser have all converged here. a clear sign that the biden administration and closest allies realize this region is frankly on the precipes. over the next hour you re hear from prime minister benjamin netanyahu on a number of key topics including how he envisions any sort of peace with the palestinians. the backlash to his new right-wing coalition government, whether israel plans to further help ukraine in its war against russia, including militarily and his relationships with both the current and former presidents of the united states. we started our conversation on the surge of violence between israelis and palestinians, which in recent days set off fears of perhaps a new uprising that could lead to a bloody, deadly war. tonight, the u.s. state department confirm
I see it. So i tried to live up to that this morning because i knew i would be on the same screen as you. You are all wonderful, have yourselves a great day and i will see you tomorrow. Thanks for joining us. Today on velshi, Inside Donald Trump strategy as defendant candidate and why his inclination to over share his plans is more alarming than you think. Plus, movement on multiple fronts on the draconian crackdown on abortion in this country and worrying signs of what is coming next. Then, why one columbia lecturer says the school is teaching the wrong lessons. We will talk about protests and rates on College Campuses. Ended his a book so beloved by audiences that it spent eight years on the bestseller list. It is a beautiful story of resilience and survival, yet it has been targeted and beyond over and over again. The acclaimed author joins our book club to talk about her memoir, the last castle. Velshi starts now. Good morning to you, it is saturday, may 4. Week three has officiall
Prime minister got, each one of them got more seats, more votes, but they joined i didn t join them. and i direct policy. i think my record both on peace, on democracy, on the economy, on everything else has been, i think very, very successful and the israeli people think it s successful. that s why they voted for me again and again and again and just now. i will say that there s tremendous hypocrisy in talking about my coalition partners because the outgoing partner had a government that hinged on one coalition partner, a party that was beholden to the muslim brotherhood who are anti-gay, anti-liberal, anti-west, anti-american, anti-democracy. i didn t hear a word. i heard silence. deafening silence. actually that s not true, jake. i heard a lot of protests from our neighboring arab government who said, listen, we re fighting these guys. they want to bring us all down and restore the middle east to some medieval theocracy and you re bringing them into the
Be number one, i think we need a change in the tone in this country and woe need to break the kind of trap of tribalism. people on the right need to call out the answer semitism, especially when it comes on the right. and people on the left need to call it out even when it comes from the left. where whether it is gussied up as anti-casinoism or anti-liberal whatever it is, call it out. number two we really want the congress to finally confirm deborah lip stat as the envoy. it is being held up in congress. she s an apolitical person. she needs to be confirmed. there is a non-profit security grants program. it provides money to houses of worship, community centers, schools for jews and none jews. we want congress to prioritize