Speaker 1: Live on Sky News. This is Sharry.
Speaker 2: Thanks Andrew, good evening, Welcome to the show, and we
Speaker 2: start tonight with breaking news. Peter Dutton demands the Prime
Speaker 2: Minister step in to cancel a heartless Palestinian rally planned
Speaker 2: for October seven. I'm going to bring you that breaking
Speaker 2: story in a moment, plus Albanesi's week leadership on display,
Speaker 2: a social cohesion in Australia hangs by a thread, and
Speaker 2: the ABC responds to the latest blunder by one of
Speaker 2: its journalists. I'm also going to bring you full coverage
Speaker 2: of Israel's ground raids and the missiles that hit Israel
Speaker 2: in the past two hours.
Speaker 3: Sharon Haskell will join.
Speaker 2: Me live on the ground, plus a massive lineup tonight
Speaker 2: James Patterson, Dave Shamer, Bronwin, Bishop, Kayla Bond and Michael
Speaker 2: Kroger all on the show. But first let's go to
Speaker 2: that breaking news. Peter Dutton is tonight demanding the Government
Speaker 2: council a major pro Palestinian rally planned for the anniversary
Speaker 2: of October seven on Monday. Dutton says the timing is
Speaker 2: utterly sickening, and we.
Speaker 3: Learn just moments ago that New South.
Speaker 2: Wales Police have filed a court motion to try stop
Speaker 2: this protest going ahead. The Palestinian Action Group is planning
Speaker 2: to hold a mass gathering.
Speaker 3: On the steps of town Hall.
Speaker 2: This is almost a replica of the outrageous protest that
Speaker 2: started there and ended at the Opera House a year ago.
Speaker 2: The flyer promoting this event and you can see it here,
Speaker 2: it says morning twelve months of genocide and terrorism, October seventh.
Speaker 2: You can't get more insensitive than this. On the anniversary
Speaker 2: of the day actual terrorists invaded Israel and murdered entire families,
Speaker 2: killed babies in their cots, and raped teenage girls before
Speaker 2: shooting them dead. This is the day the Palestinians want
Speaker 2: to have a rally.
Speaker 3: Absolutely not. This is not okay, It's not appropriate, not on.
Speaker 2: The day where there was the greatest loss of Jewish
Speaker 2: life since the Holocaust. Well, Peter Dutton Dohl told The
Speaker 2: Daily Telegraph that the timing is wrong. He said, the
Speaker 2: fact that these anti Jewish protest gatherings are being considered
Speaker 2: and organized at a time when the Jewish community will
Speaker 2: be commemorating the greatest loss of life since the Holocaust
Speaker 2: is an utterly sickening and vile reflection on these protesters.
Speaker 3: How low will they stoop?
Speaker 2: Those are Peter Dutton's comments, and he says there needs
Speaker 2: to be an urgent caught order to stop the event
Speaker 2: going ahead. He's caught on alban Easy to put an
Speaker 2: end to this, together the organizers to change the date.
Speaker 2: He says, the Prime Minister needs to start showing leadership.
Speaker 2: But I'm starting to think the Prime Minister is incapable
Speaker 2: of leadership. He might have been a good local MP,
Speaker 2: but he hasn't been good for Australia. He's allowed our
Speaker 2: successful multicultural society to crumble. He's allowed racism to spread.
Speaker 3: He's allowed one.
Speaker 2: Community in particular to be targeted over and over again,
Speaker 2: day in day out, with the perpetrators facing no consequences
Speaker 2: at all. The Prime Minister has not only damaged our
Speaker 2: diplomatic relations with Israel, but he's allowed support for terrorism
Speaker 2: to flourish.
Speaker 3: Under his watch.
Speaker 2: The nature of our country has changed for the worse.
Speaker 2: Where the most vile sentiments in society have been unleashed.
Speaker 2: There are mosques holding services for a dead terrorist leader,
Speaker 2: spitting in the face of Australian laws, and Albanizi does
Speaker 2: nothing but Peter Dutton said today that if he were
Speaker 2: Prime Minister, he would take action.
Speaker 4: Firstly, mosque's holding themorial services for the hesbela leader.
Speaker 3: It seems it seems deliberately provocative.
Speaker 5: Well, it's very much provocative and it's unnecessary. Every Australian
Speaker 5: would want somebody with the religious belief to be able
Speaker 5: to practice relief that belief and go to a mosque,
Speaker 5: go to a temple, go to a church, whatever it
Speaker 5: might be. But to go there to glorify somebody who
Speaker 5: has been responsible for literally hundreds or thousands of deaths,
Speaker 5: a terrorist leader, a leader of a listed terrorist organization
Speaker 5: is completely unaccepted. What do you do with the police
Speaker 5: and the authorities at home Affairs should be in deep
Speaker 5: discussions with themalms and with other leaders within the community
Speaker 5: to make sure that they dial a temperature down here,
Speaker 5: because this is going to end in tragedy if we
Speaker 5: don't see an enforcement of the law and people respecting
Speaker 5: our values and our laws in this country.
Speaker 2: Dutton accuses Albanesi of weakness for failing to take action
Speaker 2: ever since the Opera House protest. He's painting him as
Speaker 2: weak and the perception is cementing quickly because it's true.
Speaker 5: Why Carl, I mean, why not show the strength of
Speaker 5: leadership that our nation requires. This is a very significant
Speaker 5: point for us, and I don't believe any of his predecessors,
Speaker 5: not Julia Gillard, not John Howard, not Bob Hawk, would
Speaker 5: have acted with such weakness. And it permeates down.
Speaker 2: Now. ALBINIZI doesn't accept the criticism that he's weak, but
Speaker 2: he should compare a strong leader like Natanyahu in Israel,
Speaker 2: or even Dutton's own courage with the insipid and uninspiring Albanesi.
Speaker 2: Editor Chris daw makes this excellent point in The Knightly.
Speaker 2: He says, when the un U version of October seven
Speaker 2: went down September eleventh, Australia went to war. Now he says,
Speaker 2: we have gone to water. And he says, put simply,
Speaker 2: the left detests Israel and supports what they believe is
Speaker 2: the Palestinian Resistance, a movement that has long been affront
Speaker 2: from murderous anti West Islamist terror cult and Dol writes
Speaker 2: about how figures of the Left like Penny Wong and
Speaker 2: Albanzi have simply appeased terrorist supporters. He says Wog is
Speaker 2: exposed by her own words she is the minister for Yes.
Speaker 2: But Israel Albanizi might be an ordinary bloke and an
Speaker 2: average prime minister, for which we can generally forgive him,
Speaker 2: but he will never be forgotten for appeasing terrorists and
Speaker 2: running an extraordinarily dangerous foreign policy. Now form Israeli Prime
Speaker 2: Minister Golda may I once said.
Speaker 3: That Israel would not ask permission to survive.
Speaker 2: She said, we refuse absolutely to be the only people
Speaker 2: in the world which consents to having its fate decided
Speaker 2: by others. This wise message is worth remembering as Israel
Speaker 2: fights for its survival, as the world tries to tie
Speaker 2: its hands behind its back. The woke weak West calls
Speaker 2: constantly for a ceasefire, including the Albanezi government, and Israel's
Speaker 2: response will first the execution of Nasrallah and now a
Speaker 2: ground targeted raid to dismantle Hesbela forces. The terror organization
Speaker 2: is crippled, beheaded, and now the IDF is targeting the
Speaker 2: last remaining weapons and infrastructure. And today Israel announced limited
Speaker 2: ground raids of Hesbela sites across the Lebanon border. The
Speaker 2: Defense Minister Yoa Gallant met Israeli troops hours before these
Speaker 2: young men and women put their life on the line
Speaker 2: for the sake of freedom.
Speaker 4: Demoshanzan, this is your mission and if we will employ
Speaker 4: all that is needed, your forces, other forces, from the air,
Speaker 4: from the sea, and also from the land.
Speaker 2: Now it's important to note here that Israel is not
Speaker 2: only defending its own citizens but liberating Lebanon from the
Speaker 2: stranglehold of a murderous regime. Yet the West demanded a ceasefire,
Speaker 2: and Joe Biden personally phone Net and Yahoo to urge
Speaker 2: him to let Nasrallah be, not to go after him,
Speaker 2: not to kill him, instead.
Speaker 3: Have a ceasefire.
Speaker 2: How pathetic are these woke and weak world leaders, and
Speaker 2: the Australian government is among the worst of them.
Speaker 4: We are gravely concerned at the escalation of this conflict
Speaker 4: means the loss of more innocent life, and that's why
Speaker 4: we have engaged in the international community, and that's why
Speaker 4: we reiterate our calls for a ceasefire.
Speaker 6: The number of civilians killed is just intolerable, and that's
Speaker 6: why the government's calls for a ceasefire are so important.
Speaker 7: Certainly calling for de escalation of the conflict in the
Speaker 7: Middle East, so that remains our message.
Speaker 3: That remains our message to Israel.
Speaker 2: In fact, it's the Western leaders that are partly to
Speaker 2: blame for these emboldened terrorists. Had the international community shown
Speaker 2: unwavering solidarity with Israel in the wake of October seven,
Speaker 2: Tehran may not have flexed its muscles and given the
Speaker 2: green light to Hesblah and the Hooties. The international community
Speaker 2: should have shown unequivocal strength in the face of Iran. Instead,
Speaker 2: the West has perpetuated the false narrative that it's Israel
Speaker 2: that's the aggressor and this is only emboldened Iran and
Speaker 2: its terrorist proxies. The international community could have slapped the
Speaker 2: strongest sanctions possible on the Ayatolas of Iran and put
Speaker 2: a stranglehold on its financial and terrorism operations, but it chose.
Speaker 3: Not to do so.
Speaker 2: Israel has been drawn into this fight. The Jewish state
Speaker 2: is on the front line of the war on terror,
Speaker 2: and as The Wall Street Journal Editor at Large Gerard
Speaker 2: Baker writes today in an excellent piece, the world should
Speaker 2: be thanking Israel. He says, instead of constant calls for
Speaker 2: a ceasefire, the only appropriate response to Israel's fortitude and
Speaker 2: skill from its nominal allies should be thank you and
Speaker 2: how can.
Speaker 3: We help, he writes.
Speaker 2: Instead, Time and time again, Israel's supposed friends, including the
Speaker 2: administration of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, have, while expressing
Speaker 2: sympathy over the outrage of October seventh and uttering the
Speaker 2: usual support for Israel's right to defend itself, repeatedly tried
Speaker 2: to restrain it.
Speaker 3: From doing just that.
Speaker 2: Do they not get that in the end, we have
Speaker 2: to make a choice our ally on the front lines
Speaker 2: of defense against barbarism, or our enemies, those who literally
Speaker 2: want to see us all buried. And if Gerard Bacon
Speaker 2: knew about Penny Wong and alber Easy, he'd add them
Speaker 2: to the list of supposed friends too, because they've been
Speaker 2: worse than even the Abiden administration, which at least voted
Speaker 2: against the Prohamas United Nations resolution.
Speaker 3: The line we constantly.
Speaker 2: Hear from the international community is that Israel has a
Speaker 2: right to defend itself. But but, but, every excuse under
Speaker 2: the sun for why Israel shouldn't fight back, for why
Speaker 2: Israel should just lay down arms and let the terrorists
Speaker 2: live and thrive and kill its own people, Well, Israel
Speaker 2: is not going to do that, no matter how many
Speaker 2: times the likes of Katie Gallagher and Pennywog or Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris or Emmanuel mccron lecture Israel it won't matter because
Speaker 2: Israel won't ask others.
Speaker 3: For permission to survive.
Speaker 2: As Golda Maya said, Israel won't have its fate decided
Speaker 2: by others. Well, as I mentioned, coming up on the
Speaker 2: show tonight, Israeli politician Sharon Haskell. She'll be speaking about
Speaker 2: Israel's targeted ground raids on Hezbala in Lebanon. Also James Patterson.
Speaker 2: James Patterson joining me live. He's pretty angry over the
Speaker 2: government's response to those protests on the weekend.
Speaker 3: Also going to bring you.
Speaker 2: The rest of the day's news, the other big stories
Speaker 2: with my panels. But now let's bring in former Victorian
Speaker 2: Liberal Party president Michael Kroger and Liberal Senator Dave shar Welcome.
Speaker 3: To you both.
Speaker 2: Well, let's start with the protests on the weekend. And
Speaker 2: I'm not sure if you've seen this vision yet, if
Speaker 2: anyone's even played it yet, but I was appoored to
Speaker 2: see children at the rally surrounded by people who were
Speaker 2: forcing them to be pictured with the terror leader Hassan
Speaker 2: ISRAELA have a look at this footage Michael Kroeger, children
Speaker 2: indoctrinated in Australia to support terrorism.
Speaker 3: I mean it's next level.
Speaker 2: What's your response to the lack of leadership we've seen
Speaker 2: from this government.
Speaker 8: Well, it's the type of thing that you see in Gaza,
Speaker 8: when children at a young agent and indoctrinated in underschools
Speaker 8: to hate Jewish people. This is a disgraceful development in
Speaker 8: Australia today. And by the way, I didn't see anyone
Speaker 8: I noticed is leaders said, oh, this was a small
Speaker 8: group that came to the demonstrations. I didn't see anyone
Speaker 8: asking them to leave. They seem to be quite happy
Speaker 8: melling amongst all of the other demonstras there. No one
Speaker 8: threw them out, no one reported them to the police.
Speaker 8: They were quite accepted as part of that demonstration, which
Speaker 8: is a disgusting thing to see. But the answer your
Speaker 8: question is this. Look, if there's one legacy, which will
Speaker 8: be one thing will be written about the Abanezy government
Speaker 8: in the years ahead when they look back on this period,
Speaker 8: he'll be remembered for one thing that the greatest rise
Speaker 8: in anti Semitism and Jewish hatred happened in Australia on
Speaker 8: his watch at as Prime Minister, and at a time
Speaker 8: when Australia needed leadership, we got this weak, insipid, nervous,
Speaker 8: jellyback prime minister in the big chair. When we needed
Speaker 8: a bob Hawk John Howard let alone a rage or
Speaker 8: thatcher to rud us. You know, we got Jimmy Carter
Speaker 8: and that'll be his legacy. The Jewish hatred was seen
Speaker 8: on the streets of Australia in the universities and Jews
Speaker 8: were scared for their own safety under the watcher of
Speaker 8: Anthony Albanezi.
Speaker 2: Sharry indeed well said Dave Shima, you always take action
Speaker 2: when you see horrific things unfolding and true to farm.
Speaker 2: You've written a letter to the Minister for Police after
Speaker 2: the protests.
Speaker 3: In Melbourne and Sydney.
Speaker 2: You're asking Victoria Police to identify breaches of the code
Speaker 2: that makes it an offense to display terror symbols. Why
Speaker 2: do you think the laws we have in place haven't
Speaker 2: been used, not just on this occasion, but over the
Speaker 2: past year.
Speaker 9: I think the reason they haven't then used, Sherry, is
Speaker 9: there's been no political directive or political appetite. I mean,
Speaker 9: if you talk to some of the police who are
Speaker 9: effectively escorting this protest marches and I did in Melbourne yesterday.
Speaker 9: Their instructions are basically to try and keep the peace,
Speaker 9: but not maintain and enforce our laws. They have no
Speaker 9: political backing from their state ministers or state governments or
Speaker 9: the federal government indeed to go in and demand the
Speaker 9: removal or order the removal of these terrorist symbols and flags,
Speaker 9: or to arrest people for chanting insightful or hateful slogans
Speaker 9: or anything else. I mean, there is no political leadership
Speaker 9: being shown here and the police are simply responding to
Speaker 9: the political directives they get. And it's time that changed.
Speaker 9: I mean, I think what we saw on Sunday, I
Speaker 9: mean it's gotten become exceeded all bounds of decency and
Speaker 9: normalcy several months ago. But surely after Sunday we have
Speaker 9: to start taking some actions, and reluctant federal and state
Speaker 9: government ministers need to start making sure that their law
Speaker 9: enforcement authorities do what it is their tasks we're doing,
Speaker 9: which is to enforce the law.
Speaker 2: Look, I just fear that this is going to be
Speaker 2: the same situation as we saw when police said they
Speaker 2: were investigating October seven, and then they ended up holding
Speaker 2: a press conference, as I said last night, gas lighting
Speaker 2: the Jewish community. I fear that this is going to
Speaker 2: end in nothing, because nothing has happened so far, so
Speaker 2: I have lost faith that law enforcement will actually arrest
Speaker 2: anyone here.
Speaker 3: There are more.
Speaker 2: Problems of the ABC though, as you would know by now,
Speaker 2: one of the ABC's journalists actually questioned Peter Darton today
Speaker 2: about why HESBLA was a terror organization and why Israel's
Speaker 2: flags weren't banned.
Speaker 3: It was utterly extraordinary.
Speaker 2: If you haven't seen it yet, we'll play it quickly
Speaker 2: again now.
Speaker 5: Determined even though, men, where are you from? I'm sorry?
Speaker 5: Which organization? ABC? So what's the question from the ABC?
Speaker 7: Just to be very clear, I just wanted to point.
Speaker 5: Out, because we're commented on the but you asked about
Speaker 5: the listing of the ogization. I just didn't understand that questions. Well.
Speaker 5: I had presumed up until this point at least that
Speaker 5: the ABC supported the government's laws, and the government has
Speaker 5: passed laws supported on a bipartisan basis, but not by
Speaker 5: the ABC. It seems, in relation to the prescribing or
Speaker 5: the listing of a terrorist organization, HESBLA under Australian law
Speaker 5: is a listed terrorist organization. Now, if the ABC doesn't
Speaker 5: support that, they should be very clear about it, because
Speaker 5: I think that's quite a departure. But you asked me
Speaker 5: why why that why our country has listed hes Blah.
Speaker 5: They're a terrorist organization that they organized terrorist attacks and
Speaker 5: if that is not clear to the ABC, then I
Speaker 5: think the ABC is in greater trouble. And even I
Speaker 5: first imagined.
Speaker 2: Michael Kroger, this is one of the worst cases of
Speaker 2: anti Israel bias we've seen from the ABC, and there've
Speaker 2: been a lot.
Speaker 8: You know, they talk about group thing at the a
Speaker 8: b C.
Speaker 3: What what was in.
Speaker 8: The mind of that journalist when she was at work
Speaker 8: that morning talking to the people in News and Current
Speaker 8: Affairs about what she might ask Dutton? Who were her
Speaker 8: contact group, her friendship group, or were colleagues at the
Speaker 8: ABC and elsewhere? That got her to the point where
Speaker 8: she thought it was legitimate to ask Peter Dutton why
Speaker 8: the Israeli flags are allowed to fly but not the Hesbalah flag,
Speaker 8: or why is it a terrorist? I mean, for goodness sake,
Speaker 8: what planet is that girl on? What planet is the
Speaker 8: ABC on that they send a journalist to speak to
Speaker 8: the opposition leader and they put that profoundly ignorant question
Speaker 8: to Peter Dutton. The only remarkable thing about that exchange
Speaker 8: was that Dutton kept you cool. He's a better man
Speaker 8: than I am because he kept cool through that whole
Speaker 8: thing despite an incredibly bizarre question from an ABC reporter.
Speaker 8: Once again, shame on the ABC. And let's see their
Speaker 8: explanation for this one. No doubt there'll be another investigation,
Speaker 8: she'll be cleared, blah blah blah.
Speaker 3: I mean, not even an investigation.
Speaker 2: They've put out a statement saying that questions at a
Speaker 2: press conference today were not a piece of reporting nor
Speaker 2: a position being taken by the ABC, and they've just
Speaker 2: said the ABC recognizes that Hesbela is a terror organization.
Speaker 3: So very weak, Dave.
Speaker 2: But Dardan's response there actually pulling the journalists up asking
Speaker 2: where she was from. You know, it's just not the
Speaker 2: sort of leadership we're seeing from the other side.
Speaker 5: No, what this.
Speaker 9: Journalist did was utter publicly what they all think privately
Speaker 9: in Altimo and South Bank. I mean, this is actually
Speaker 9: the mindset that you see it from some of Labour's
Speaker 9: own government ministers that effectively they treat Israel a legitimate, democratic,
Speaker 9: liberal state on the same moral footing as a terrorist organization,
Speaker 9: and I think they should be held to the same
Speaker 9: standards of account in many respects. In fact, they think
Speaker 9: that Israel should be held to HESBLA shouldn't be held
Speaker 9: to any standards of accouncil behavior, and Zelle should be
Speaker 9: held to one that exceeds what we only what we
Speaker 9: demand of ourselves. I mean, this is the sort of
Speaker 9: mindset and I'm glad Peter Dunnan pulled it up because
Speaker 9: that sort of baseline assumptions that informs a lot of
Speaker 9: the very bad journalism and reporting we're seeing in Australia
Speaker 9: needs to be exposed for the moral bankruptcy that it demonstrates.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just extraordinary how they can be so much
Speaker 2: And israe bias on the public broadcast. I don't know
Speaker 2: how people can cope with watching it anymore or listening
Speaker 2: to it. Before we go, I want to turn to
Speaker 2: the Queensland election because the official election campaign kickoff happened today.
Speaker 2: The Opposition has ruled out preferencing the Greens over labor.
Speaker 2: We haven't seen this at a federal level, of course, Michael,
Speaker 2: in many ways. This is going to be quite a
Speaker 2: straightforward Queensland campaign.
Speaker 3: We know who's going to win.
Speaker 8: Here, we do, but Christoph fool has done the right
Speaker 8: thing and no doubt at a federal level coalition will
Speaker 8: put the Greens last, as they should, behind every candidate.
Speaker 8: I personally can't think of any register the political party
Speaker 8: who should be put behind the Greens. So I'm hoping
Speaker 8: that at federal level the Greens go last as a
Speaker 8: statement to this country that we will not have any
Speaker 8: association with this anarchist collective of anti Israel politicians, some
Speaker 8: of whom have exhibited anti Semitic behavior. But the real
Speaker 8: challenge Shari will be does Anthony Alberanezi have the guts
Speaker 8: to put the Greens last or is he going to
Speaker 8: preference the Greens ahead of the Liberal Party and the
Speaker 8: National Party. That would be a disgrace given the extremism
Speaker 8: of the Greens. He should say you're going last, and
Speaker 8: if he doesn't, it'll cost him a lot more votes
Speaker 8: than he thinks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Dave, I mean it's for labor here in Queensland.
Speaker 2: It's not so much about winning the election. They're just
Speaker 2: trying to hold on to some seats. You know, save
Speaker 2: the furniture to make the next election Campag not as difficult.
Speaker 9: Look, I think, I think that's right. But the moral
Speaker 9: test that is being posed here is the same regardless
Speaker 9: of what the outcome is like that have been and
Speaker 9: Michael's entirely right that Queensland Labor should commit to doing
Speaker 9: the same, that is putting preferencing the Greens behind or
Speaker 9: last and not ahead of the Liberals, and Anthony Alberanesi
Speaker 9: needs to be doing the same. I mean, I don't
Speaker 9: know how often we hear Anthony Albanesi and pennywom and
Speaker 9: Tony berknothers castigate the Greens for what they say is
Speaker 9: the primary cause of the social discord we're seeing on
Speaker 9: the streets. If they truly believe that, and if they
Speaker 9: truly have Australia's interests at heart, and our society is
Speaker 9: interest at heart, then Federal Labour needs to commit to
Speaker 9: putting the Greens last at the upcoming.
Speaker 2: Election one hundred percent. The Greens are such an easy target.
Speaker 2: But you know, let your actions follow your words, and
Speaker 2: we haven't seen that from Federal Labor, all right, Michael Kroger,
Speaker 2: Dave Shama really appreciate your time.
Speaker 3: Thank you. Now let's turn to Tony Burke. Now, the Home.
Speaker 2: Affairs Minister was asked today about the protests on the weekend,
Speaker 2: the people flying the Hezbela flags, the terrorism celebrating the
Speaker 2: dead terror leader Hassan Israla, and he managed to turn
Speaker 2: his answer into an attack on Peter Dutton.
Speaker 3: Have a listen with Peter Dutton.
Speaker 6: It is always about the Middle East and never about
Speaker 6: Middle Australia the moment, it's about something on the other
Speaker 6: side of the world. Peter Dunnan wants to talk about
Speaker 6: that and nothing else.
Speaker 2: All right, Let's bring in now Shadow Home Affairs Minister
Speaker 2: James Patterson. James, thank you very much for your time
Speaker 2: this evening. Look, we have seen yet again a very
Speaker 2: weak and slow response from the Albanezy government to terror supporters,
Speaker 2: thousands and thousands of them taking to the street. What's
Speaker 2: your criticism of how the government and law enforcement have handled.
Speaker 3: This and do you have any confidence in.
Speaker 2: The investigations that both the AFP and New Southoles Police
Speaker 2: are our running.
Speaker 7: Sharry, I don't want to shock Tony Burke, but in
Speaker 7: breaking news, the cities of Melbourne and Sydney are in
Speaker 7: fact located in the country of Australia. They're not in
Speaker 7: the Middle East, and what we saw happening in those
Speaker 7: cities on Sunday should be of concern to every Australian politician.
Speaker 3: In fact, in.
Speaker 7: Many ways they've got nothing to do with the Middle East.
Speaker 7: The Middle East might be the catalyst for what we saw,
Speaker 7: but it's about our country and what we're willing to
Speaker 7: accept and tolerate here. And Peter Dunt't has taken a
Speaker 7: very strong stand that it's actually not okay to glorify terrorism,
Speaker 7: to support terrorist organizations and to wave their flags in
Speaker 7: the cities of our country. And if Tony Burke has
Speaker 7: quarreled with that, if he disagrees with that, he should
Speaker 7: just stand up and say so. If he had the
Speaker 7: courage of his convictions, he would do so. Coming to
Speaker 7: your question about the police investigations, I have been pleased
Speaker 7: that it appears that the Albanezer government and the Australian
Speaker 7: Federal Police have finally got the message from the community
Speaker 7: that this is unacceptable and that the law must be enforced.
Speaker 7: Because today Onscy News, a Deputy Commissioner of the AFP,
Speaker 7: Chrissy Barrett, is head of National Security for the AFP
Speaker 7: said that she's confident in the cases that the AFP
Speaker 7: plans to bring to court in relation to these offenses.
Speaker 7: Now that's a big leap from what they started saying
Speaker 7: on Monday morning, which is no charges will be laid
Speaker 7: because no offenses will be committed. I think finally the
Speaker 7: message just got through to the AFP.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's Look, we'll have to see whether they actually
Speaker 2: take it seriously this time, because we've seen investigations before
Speaker 2: and we have seen no arrests at all. Look, we're
Speaker 2: also learning today that the Anti Semitism Envoy has recommended
Speaker 2: a judicial inquiry into anti semitism and the Albanezy government
Speaker 2: has rejected it. At the same time, we heard on
Speaker 2: radio this morning Tony Burke say that no one faces
Speaker 2: more racism than a Muslim woman wearing a burka.
Speaker 3: Do you think the government just actually doesn't care about Jews?
Speaker 7: So I wish I could have a strong and persuasive
Speaker 7: argument against that suggestion, but it's really hard to come
Speaker 7: to the defense of the government here on this. We
Speaker 7: have seen an unprecedented antisemitism crisis in our country over
Speaker 7: the last twelve months. We have seen Jews who've lived
Speaker 7: safely and happily in Australia for all their lives, say
Speaker 7: that they feel unsafe, so much so they're contemplating moving
Speaker 7: to Israel, a country under attack from three terrorist organizations
Speaker 7: right now, because they think they might feel safer there
Speaker 7: than they do in the streets of our major cities.
Speaker 7: And it is deeply disappointing that the Albinezer government has
Speaker 7: ignored the advice of their handpicked antisemitism envoy about the
Speaker 7: need to have a inquiry in judicial inquiry into antisemitism
Speaker 7: on campus because what we've seen happen on our campuses
Speaker 7: since the seventh October is utterly unacceptable, and for Labor
Speaker 7: to turn their backs on Jewish students and others who've
Speaker 7: been horrified by what we've seen on camp shows, they
Speaker 7: just don't understand the serious moral challenge posed by anti Semitism,
Speaker 7: how corrosive it is for our society, and how critical
Speaker 7: it is that we stand up to it with courage.
Speaker 2: I also want to ask you about the comments or
Speaker 2: the question that the ABC journalist asked Peter Dutton today.
Speaker 3: I just played it a moment ago.
Speaker 2: You know, this is typical of the anti Israel bias
Speaker 2: we're seeing, but it is a taxpayer funded organization of
Speaker 2: billion dollars a year, so doesn't there need to be
Speaker 2: some accountability and what can be done?
Speaker 5: Shari?
Speaker 7: Only a journalist at the ABC would think that it's
Speaker 7: an appropriate question to ask, why don't we ban the
Speaker 7: display of Israeli flags in Australia and why has been
Speaker 7: listed as a terrorist organization. I'll deny this if you
Speaker 7: say that I said it, Sharry, but fair. Actually, there'd
Speaker 7: be even journalists at the ABC who would be appalled
Speaker 7: by that, Some good journalists there who'd be hanging their
Speaker 7: heads in shame tonight. But in the spirit of helpfulness,
Speaker 7: let me assist the journalists at the ABC. Hebelo was
Speaker 7: founded in nineteen eighty two. Their first terrorist attack was
Speaker 7: nineteen eighty three. It was against the US embassy in Beirut.
Speaker 7: Eighty three people were killed. The next year they attacked
Speaker 7: US and French marine barracks, where two hundred and ninety
Speaker 7: nine people were killed. The next year they bombed a
Speaker 7: restaurant in Spain where eighteen people were killed. Skipping forward
Speaker 7: a decade or so, in Buenos Aires, they bombed both
Speaker 7: the Israeli embassy, killing twenty nine people and a Jewish
Speaker 7: community center killing eighty five people. Skipping again ahead a
Speaker 7: decade or two. They assassinated the former Prime Minister of
Speaker 7: Lebanon in two thousand and five, killing twenty two people.
Speaker 7: And I could go on and on and on. His
Speaker 7: blot has destroyed Lebanon. They've done enormous damage in Syria.
Speaker 7: They've attacked Israel. They are rightly listed as a terrorist organization.
Speaker 7: And it is only someone at the ABC who could
Speaker 7: not understand those facts.
Speaker 2: Yeah, indeed, all right, James Patterson, thank you so much
Speaker 2: for your strength and your courage in fighting on this topic.
Speaker 2: Appreciate your time tonight as well. Now still to come,
Speaker 2: the human toll of the pandemic revealed, as experts claimed
Speaker 2: policymakers overlooked social cohesion and mental health went pushing public orders. Plus,
Speaker 2: we're live to Israel with the latest on the ground
Speaker 2: raids on Hesbelai, Israeli m P.
Speaker 3: Sharon Haschool would join me next.
Speaker 2: We're coming up in a moment Rodwin Bishop and Kayleb
Speaker 2: bond on the other big stories around today, including the
Speaker 2: mental health impact of the COVID lockdowns.
Speaker 3: But now let's go live to Israel, where it has
Speaker 3: just been the.
Speaker 2: Recipient of Hesbela rockets and missiles just in the past
Speaker 2: couple of hours. Let's bring in now Israeli politician Sharon Haskell,
Speaker 2: who's live in Kafar Sabah in Israel.
Speaker 3: Sharon, thank you for joining us. So tell us what's
Speaker 3: happened Sharon just two hours ago? Well, to be.
Speaker 10: Honest, tomorrow's the Israeli New Year, and I was here
Speaker 10: at my backyard hanging the fairy lights. When I heard
Speaker 10: the alarms. I ran straight into my shelter here in
Speaker 10: the home. In Israel, every home has a shelter, almost
Speaker 10: everyone care of five calling the kindergarten to make sure
Speaker 10: that my little girls are okay. And you know what,
Speaker 10: sharing that's the reality of almost every single day of
Speaker 10: some of our citizens here the northern part of Israel,
Speaker 10: every single day was hammered by missiles act on a
Speaker 10: daily basis. Tons were destroyed.
Speaker 3: Yeah, which is or cans.
Speaker 2: Sorry, we're losing your audio a bit there, Sharon will Yes,
Speaker 2: we can.
Speaker 3: We'll try and stick with it. I was going to
Speaker 3: ask you, though, you know, Hezbela has launched.
Speaker 2: Missile rocket attacks every single day, eight thousand rockets since
Speaker 2: October the eighth. Now Israel has said enough is enough.
Speaker 2: As you said, it's the Jewish New year Russiashana. Tomorrow,
Speaker 2: there's going to be young men and women, teenagers, early
Speaker 2: twenties who are missing from the table celebrating the new
Speaker 2: year because they are going to have to be going
Speaker 2: into Lebanon to try and target these Hezbola operations that
Speaker 2: are still standing.
Speaker 10: Yeah, locally, first of all, we have our soldiers or
Speaker 10: heroes who are you know, they're going and risking themselves
Speaker 10: and they're not going to be in their families new year.
Speaker 10: To make sure that we is rarely citizens can celebrate
Speaker 10: the new year safely and securely. And the other thing
Speaker 10: is another one hundred and one hostages who for a
Speaker 10: year now are being held in hamas dungeons of torture
Speaker 10: and they're not going to celebrate with their family either. Babies, children, sisters, brothers,
Speaker 10: grandparents who are not going to be in the loving
Speaker 10: arms of their families. And it's absolutely heartbreaking. This is
Speaker 10: going to be a very difficult new year for all
Speaker 10: of us. And I think that this is something that
Speaker 10: no other country would have accepted.
Speaker 3: No, absolutely not.
Speaker 2: Well, big revelations today reported by both The Times of
Speaker 2: Israel also the Daily Telegraph here that hamasa's Lebanese leader,
Speaker 2: Fatah Sharif is now dead. Of course, that he was
Speaker 2: actually linked to UNRA, this is the discredited United Nations
Speaker 2: Relief and Works Agency.
Speaker 3: He was the principal of a.
Speaker 2: Secondary school which was operated by UNRA. This is a
Speaker 2: Hamas leader, Sharon. The Australian government, as you know, reinstated
Speaker 2: funding to UNRA before the independent investigation was even complete.
Speaker 3: Millions and millions and millions.
Speaker 2: Of dollars have gone from the Australian government to UNRA,
Speaker 2: Pennywong and Albanize. He says, it's an important organization. How
Speaker 2: much more proof do you think Australia and the international
Speaker 2: community need that this is an organization linked to terrorism?
Speaker 10: Well, your government knows that. We've been warning them for
Speaker 10: years about there are thousands of terrorists of Ramas andris
Speaker 10: Balla who are on the paycheck of Australian taxpayers money.
Speaker 10: They are paying the salary of those terrorists. And you
Speaker 10: know what, it's very simple for the Australian governments to
Speaker 10: also check it. They can ask for Israel the list
Speaker 10: of Haramas activists. You know, they have that information and
Speaker 10: they can ask from the United Nations the list of
Speaker 10: the employees of ANDRA. If they just cross them, they
Speaker 10: know exactly who is a terrorist, but they just ignore it.
Speaker 10: It's very easy to ignore the facts. It's very easy
Speaker 10: to ignore the truth when you don't want to accept it.
Speaker 10: But they know it.
Speaker 3: They've known it for years.
Speaker 10: And that's why in the past many governments have stop
Speaker 10: funding ANRA because they understand that they are finding terrorism.
Speaker 10: On a one hand, they declare Chrisbela and other organizations
Speaker 10: as terrorist organization, but at the other hand they feed
Speaker 10: them with Australian money, which is actually the absurd.
Speaker 2: That is a big claim that you've just made their
Speaker 2: Sharon Haskell, and I think you're right that there are
Speaker 2: terrorists who are receiving their paycheck from Australian taxpayer funds.
Speaker 2: That is so outrageous, particularly during a cost of living crisis,
Speaker 2: our hard earned tax paid dollars going to support terrorism.
Speaker 2: Sharon Haskell, stay safe, May your daughters stay safe and
Speaker 2: have a happy new year. Now plenty more to come,
Speaker 2: the multi million dollar boost to fight supermarket misconduct, plus
Speaker 2: the US election heating up with Trump taking another swipe
Speaker 2: at Kamala Harris, this time over a staged photograph. Brodwin
Speaker 2: Bishop and Calebond will join me next Welcome backwards time
Speaker 2: to talk about the rest of the day's top stories
Speaker 2: and joining me in the studio former Speaker of the
Speaker 2: House Brodern Bishop and Sky News.
Speaker 3: Host cayleb Bond. Great cee you both now.
Speaker 2: Labor is committing an extra thirty millillion dollars in funding
Speaker 2: for the A Triple C, the nation's consumer watchdog. This
Speaker 2: is an order, it says, to boost its fight against
Speaker 2: the badly behaving supermarkets. The investment will reportedly beef up
Speaker 2: the A Triple C's monitoring and investigation skills its ability.
Speaker 3: Here was the Treasurer making this announcement today.
Speaker 4: We don't want to see ordinary Australians and families and
Speaker 4: pensioners being taken for a ride by the supermarkets, and
Speaker 4: we're taking steps to make sure that they get a
Speaker 4: fair ago at the checkout.
Speaker 2: Ronwin look, I think the government was trying to turn
Speaker 2: the supermarkets into villains, but given the evidence we heard
Speaker 2: last week about the alleged misconduct, the fake discounts, it's.
Speaker 3: Pretty outrageous behavior.
Speaker 2: The supermarkets deserve everything coming to them, if that's what
Speaker 2: they were doing.
Speaker 11: Two points to make. I think firstly, they're playing catch
Speaker 11: up with the nationals who were always on this issue,
Speaker 11: and we're out front in it, so they're trying to
Speaker 11: catch up. Secondly, I think you were entitled cynical that
Speaker 11: when things aren't looking good for them and these issues
Speaker 11: that we've been discussing tonight are really front of mine,
Speaker 11: they want to change the story. But thirty and more importantly,
Speaker 11: that's the behavior of Cols and Woollies themselves. If they
Speaker 11: had been functioning and looking at their bottom line and
Speaker 11: getting profits legally and economically for their shareholders, and conducting
Speaker 11: the business and accordance with proper business principles instead of
Speaker 11: being into die, instead of being into environmental and social
Speaker 11: and whatever it is.
Speaker 2: Esg lens of dollars eat Voice campaign as well, but
Speaker 2: the government hasn't helped it.
Speaker 11: If they had been doing their job properly, then they
Speaker 11: wouldn't be in this mess. But have you notice that
Speaker 11: the three companies that have got into most trouble with
Speaker 11: the Voice, Woolies, Calls and Quantas, they'll put a woman
Speaker 11: in to run it, a bit like the Labor Party
Speaker 11: put in Carmen Lawrence and put in whatever a name
Speaker 11: was down there in Victoria. So there's a cynicism around.
Speaker 11: But I think the main lesson to learn is if
Speaker 11: you're in business, conduct your business properly. Don't start to
Speaker 11: look at all sorts of other years and try and
Speaker 11: suck up and be important and what do you think
Speaker 11: is the government of the day, And that way you
Speaker 11: wouldn't get into this sort of bad practice.
Speaker 2: I think it's a good point, caleb In said. Bronwin says,
Speaker 2: instead of wasting money millions of dollars supporting social campaigns,
Speaker 2: you know, then they wouldn't perhaps have needed to make
Speaker 2: it up by giving these fake discounts, you know, where
Speaker 2: they told people that an item had been discounted, whereas
Speaker 2: in fact it was higher than its original price.
Speaker 1: It's clearly dodgy, right, And I have no problem with
Speaker 1: the A Triple C being given more money to go
Speaker 1: and fight that kind of thing, because that is exactly
Speaker 1: what the age troop will see ought to be doing.
Speaker 1: The money is also supposedly going to look at things
Speaker 1: like opening up more land so you could have more
Speaker 1: competitors move into space, because currently the supermarkets supposedly engage
Speaker 1: in land banking where they buy up lands and other
Speaker 1: people can't move in there. One can't do anything well
Speaker 1: exactly because it's a state and council issue in terms
Speaker 1: of planning, right, But this is manner from heaven for
Speaker 1: the government at the moment. Let's be real about what's
Speaker 1: going on. The supermarkets have probably engaged in dodgy conduct
Speaker 1: when it comes to discounting, but when you look at
Speaker 1: their profit margins, they operate on pretty small profit margins.
Speaker 1: Large profits because they're big businesses, but their profit margin
Speaker 1: is quite small. What the government is trying to do
Speaker 1: here is say, don't worry about us and cost of living. Look,
Speaker 1: it's those bad supermarkets over there. They're the ones that
Speaker 1: are causing you to not have any money at the
Speaker 1: end of the week. It's not really about the supermarkets.
Speaker 1: One hundred other businesses involved. Before a product gets to
Speaker 1: the supermarket that leads to prices going up. They're trying
Speaker 1: to pin the cost of living on the.
Speaker 2: Superman, ad on the r B, A, RBA and the supermarket,
Speaker 2: which is hardly right, but it's not entirely true.
Speaker 1: They're just shifting the blame over there.
Speaker 2: There's also the picture of the government spending and the
Speaker 2: other government's actions are high migration numbers that are putting
Speaker 2: pressure on the cost of living crisis as well. Now
Speaker 2: let's turn to the US election and Donald Trump has
Speaker 2: accused Kamala Harris of staging a fake photo that she
Speaker 2: posted on social media in light of Hurricane Helene. In
Speaker 2: the photo, as you can see here, Harris is wearing
Speaker 2: an earphone that isn't attached to the iPhone in front
Speaker 2: of her. When Trump lasted her on x he wrote,
Speaker 2: another fake and stage photo from someone who has no
Speaker 2: clue what she's doing. You have to plug the cord
Speaker 2: into the phone for it to work, Rodan. That's quite funny, Trump,
Speaker 2: and funnier than his other insult at Kamala this week,
Speaker 2: where he basically said she was mentally impained.
Speaker 3: That was probably too unkind.
Speaker 11: Well, firstly, I think the fact that this photograph is
Speaker 11: taken inside an aeroplane. It reminded me very much of
Speaker 11: the photograph that was taken of George W. Bush when
Speaker 11: he flew over the results of Katrina down in New
Speaker 11: Orleans and was shown to be totally and utterly out
Speaker 11: of touch. Because it was the photograph that was released
Speaker 11: that was meant to make him look compassionate and showed
Speaker 11: him to be disengaged.
Speaker 3: And I got exactly the same.
Speaker 11: Reaction when I looked at that photograph, And I think
Speaker 11: that Trump was perfectly entitled to point out that this
Speaker 11: is a fake photograph, it's a fake message being put across.
Speaker 3: She didn't go down.
Speaker 11: She says she's not going down there because she doesn't
Speaker 11: want to impede first responders.
Speaker 3: George W. Bush used exactly.
Speaker 11: The same reason for not going in earlier in twenty fifteen.
Speaker 11: You'd think with her handlers trying to manage her within
Speaker 11: an inch of a life, they just might have remembered that,
Speaker 11: don't you think.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, you would say so, especially seeing as they're
Speaker 2: reportedly Barack Obama's advisors that have come in, so they
Speaker 2: do have some experience. But Caleb, I want to make
Speaker 2: the broader point here that I think Donald Trump's in trouble.
Speaker 2: I think he still hasn't adapted his campaign to face
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris. He doesn't know how to handle her, and
Speaker 2: he's resorting to personal taxes all over the place. There's
Speaker 2: no central campaign strategy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, you certainly flipped the script when Kamala came
Speaker 1: along as opposed to Biden. I mean, you know, hitting
Speaker 1: Biden over the head was the easiest job you could
Speaker 1: possibly have, and the attacks haven't worked to this point.
Speaker 1: But that's who Trump is, That's how he campaigns, right,
Speaker 1: So that's not going to change overnight. What really matters
Speaker 1: is less what's he saying about Kamala and a mental impairment.
Speaker 1: I mean, look, she wasn't mentally confident enough to realize
Speaker 1: that the phone was not plugged into the headphones in
Speaker 1: the photo. So we may have a point there. It
Speaker 1: will come down.
Speaker 3: She might, it may not be a genius.
Speaker 1: No, I think that is that is that is correct.
Speaker 1: Maybe that headphone is actually plugged into another device with
Speaker 1: the people telling her what to actually.
Speaker 2: Say it was plugged innsman iPad Biden's handlers.
Speaker 1: But it as to the broader point of Trump being
Speaker 1: in trouble, he is in trouble to a degree. But
Speaker 1: forget about the national polls. It's all about those swing states, right,
Speaker 1: and the polling is all over the shop When it
Speaker 1: comes to those swing states. He's still very much in
Speaker 1: the race. It's just not as much in the race
Speaker 1: as he was when when Trump was there.
Speaker 2: IM mean, his campaign is in trouble. He doesn't know
Speaker 2: how to fight o'bronwin.
Speaker 11: I don't agree with that. He's just been what he
Speaker 11: is Trump and getting out there and fighting on his issues.
Speaker 11: And I think that it's a curious way that the
Speaker 11: people have been close to him and become commentators on
Speaker 11: him or say, oh, he's making a mistake. Oh he's
Speaker 11: doing this in doing the work for the Democrats in
Speaker 11: a way, So I think that's quite pointless.
Speaker 3: He is being what he is.
Speaker 11: He's saying, I'm a businessman, I can run the place.
Speaker 11: I'll get you out of trouble. The country was in
Speaker 11: much better position when I was president before. Now come
Speaker 11: with me again and please turn out and please turn
Speaker 11: up to start policing that the voting procedures are in
Speaker 11: fact proper.
Speaker 1: All right, And this keeps him in the headlines.
Speaker 2: We've only got a couple of minutes left and I
Speaker 2: still want to get to two topics. So Caleb, but
Speaker 2: I want to ask you about this reporting that's unfolding
Speaker 2: in the Herald on the COVID pandemic, on how policy
Speaker 2: health officials overlooked the impacts on mental health and social
Speaker 2: cohesion and that's obvious, isn't it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean blind Freddie could have seen that, and
Speaker 1: the Herald's got together a group of people including Mick
Speaker 1: Fuller and Linda Scott and others who were involved in
Speaker 1: certain levels of oversight over COVID at the time.
Speaker 10: We know that.
Speaker 1: I mean everyone could see that at the time, but
Speaker 1: everyone persisted with the same policies that they started with
Speaker 1: in March twenty twenty.
Speaker 3: All right, let's turn to Tony Burke.
Speaker 2: I know Brannwin wants to have USA and Tony Burke
Speaker 2: he was asked on radio this morning about the appointment
Speaker 2: of an envoy for Islamophobia.
Speaker 3: Have a listened to what he had to say.
Speaker 6: If you go to who is the person most likely
Speaker 6: to be targeted for abuse in Australia right now, it's
Speaker 6: an Islamic woman wearing hay shirt and voy.
Speaker 2: I should say not envoy and islamophobia and voice so
Speaker 2: bron when he's saying the person in Australia most likely
Speaker 2: to be targeted is a Muslim woman in a hej
Speaker 2: app Here's a disgrace.
Speaker 3: He's just a disgrace.
Speaker 11: Look. I went down to Melbourne a couple of months ago,
Speaker 11: and I went to address a group of Jewish people.
Speaker 11: To get into that venue, there was a big gate
Speaker 11: that had to be opened, and somebody indicating we could
Speaker 11: drive in. The gate had to be shut. Then there
Speaker 11: were bollards that had to be put down and a
Speaker 11: barrier had to.
Speaker 3: Be raised up.
Speaker 11: This was the security that was needed for these people
Speaker 11: to have safety. How on earth can that man make
Speaker 11: such a statement when there are people who are quivering
Speaker 11: every day, frightened for their kids at school, not putting
Speaker 11: them in school uniforms, not letting them be identified as
Speaker 11: being Jewish because they're terrified. But what's going to happen
Speaker 11: to them?
Speaker 3: Only a man.
Speaker 11: As insensitive as Tony Burke, and a look at his
Speaker 11: history you can just see what a slippery character he is.
Speaker 11: But to have sold his soul to the degree he
Speaker 11: has where he will not recognize that anti Semitism is
Speaker 11: rife in this country right now, and that all he
Speaker 11: can say is that really it doesn't exist, because I
Speaker 11: am looking after my patch, to look after my seat
Speaker 11: and the adjoining seats.
Speaker 3: It's not good enough.
Speaker 11: The Labor Party's leadership is pathetically weak. It is Albanite's
Speaker 11: fault that there's going to be a planned demonstration on
Speaker 11: the occasion of the seventh of October. And he chooses
Speaker 11: to make this announcement today when in fact there are
Speaker 11: people going to court to try and stop it happening.
Speaker 3: What sort of a government is this?
Speaker 2: He is living in an alternate verse, Bronman, Bishop Kyle Bond,
Speaker 2: thank you.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: After the break, some major news about next week's program.
Speaker 2: Don't miss the details. Well, on Monday, it will be
Speaker 2: one year since the October seven attacks. It'll be a
Speaker 2: very significant and emotional day. One year that Israel has
Speaker 2: been at war trying to bring its people, the hostages home.
Speaker 2: One year since baby Kafir and his brother Ariel napped.
Speaker 2: They haven't been visited by the Red Cross or any
Speaker 2: of the aid agencies. Well, to mark this momentous occasion,
Speaker 2: the one year on from the anniversary of the worst
Speaker 2: loss of life on the Jewish community, I will be
Speaker 2: live from Israel. I'll be reporting on the war against
Speaker 2: Hesblah and hosting my nightly program from Israel. So don't
Speaker 2: miss any shows next week at eight o'clock. I'm going
Speaker 2: to bring you the heartfelt emotional stories, also big political interviews.
Speaker 2: It's going to be an emotional time for all of us,
Speaker 2: especially as we watch on in horror at what's unfolding
Speaker 2: on our streets.
Speaker 3: I'll be off until then.
Speaker 2: It's the Jewish New Year tomorrow, so the next time
Speaker 2: I see you Monday at eight pm will be from Israel.
Speaker 3: Shahnatova and here's Pomari