we have heard what naftali bennett has had to say as well. what can or might israel do about this, do you think? ~ ., ., ., think? well, in addition to callin: think? well, in addition to calling in _ think? well, in addition to calling in the _ think? well, in addition to calling in the russian - calling in the russian ambassador, it's not going to change russia's narrative, because that is the central basis for invading ukraine and trying to grab as much of it as possible and possibly beyond ukraine. so there is little that israel can do. israel can be more clear that it had been before, it has been much more clear very recently that it stands on ukraine's side, not on russia's side. there was a complication in that in syria, they were trying to see conflict there air force is inviting in syria, but at this point they have really clearly stated, especially the foreign minister, that israel is on ukraine's side and doing everything possible to support ukraine. ,, ., everything possible to support ukraine. , , ., ., ~ everything possible to s

and so this promotes ire in israel and so the phone call on thursday and naftali bennett to mark israel's independence day. the israeli prime minister's office says that mr. bennett accepted putin's apology. now, when a spokesman for putin was asked if that was the case, he neither confirmed nor denied that putin had apologized. so for now, i suppose we have to take the prime minister's office word for it that the russian president did indeed apologize for those comments by his foreign minister. >> very curious. elliott, thank you. >>> and 34 past the hour. if you are shopping for a mortgage, you'll find something you haven't seen in more than a decade, that is ahead. >>> and former defense secretary claiming that president trump floated the idea of launching missiles at mexico. it with this. but new preparation h soothing relief spray is the 21st centurury way to do all three. even touch free. preparation h. get comfortable withth it. if your moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis symptoms are stopping you in your tracks... choose stelara® from the start... and move to

the prime minister naftali bennett has referred to the comments as lies and saying sergei lavrov was using the holocaust as a political tool. you mentioned the foreign minister, yair lapid, he went even sayin gthe comments were unforgivable and outrageous. and then we had the chair of yad vashem, the world remembrance centre, he said they were absurd, delusional and dangerous, and saying that the claim that adolf hitler had jewish descent was completely unfounded. more than 100 migrants have been brought ashore by the border force and lifeboats, after trying to cross the english channel in small boats. yesterday, more than 250 people made the journey, the first arrivals for 11 days. 0ur correspondent simonjones has the latest from dover. this is the area of dover where people are brought once they are picked up in the channel, and it's been very busy here throughout the day. the lifeboat brought in the first group of people just after six o'clock this morning, and since then there has been a steady stream of arrivals. we have seen a number of women and children being brought to shore

you have the israeli prime minister naftali bennett, saying , at the same time that we should blame palestinian fighters for this. guest: i think they've pivoted very quickly from their initial efforts to deflect by suggesting in numerous ways, from the prime minister on down, the alternative prime minister, other government ministers, the foreign minister, of very quickly suggesting based on a short video clip that it was palestinian gunfire that killed shireen and injured her colleague. and then once that was thoroughly debunked within a few hours, also thanks to the work of b'tselem itself, they shifted to their typical routine, which is offering investigation. this clearly demonstrates that the cases of such killings of palestinians, the announcement of israel's desire or intention to investigate does not lead to accountability, it is just the beginning of the state's organized whitewash. hashem: aicha, the israeli government is calling for a joint investigation. the palestinian authority says it does not trust a joint investigation. where does this leave the case of shireen abu akleh? gues

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the prime minister naftali bennett has referred to the comments as lies and saying sergei lavrov was using the holocaust as a political tool. he mentioned the foreign minister, yair lapid, who went even further into the comments were unforgivable and outrageous. and then we had the chair of yad vashem, then we had the chair of yad vashem, the world remembrance centre, he said they were absurd, delusional and dangerous, and saying that the claim that adolf hitler had jewish descent was completely unfounded. has there been any reaction whatsoever from mr lavrov or the kremlin? ., . , whatsoever from mr lavrov or the kremlin? ., ., , ., ., , whatsoever from mr lavrov or the kremlin? ., ., ~ ., . ., kremlin? not as far as we know. what is interesting — kremlin? not as far as we know. what is interesting about _ kremlin? not as far as we know. what is interesting about this _ kremlin? not as far as we know. what is interesting about this is _ kremlin? not as far as we know. what is interesting about this is that - is interesting about this is that israel really throughout this conflict

both in order to act as mediator, the israeli prime minister naftali bennett has been speaking with zelenskyy and putin and because of security concerns. they are concerned about the hundreds of thousands of jews both in russia and ukraine, and because of israel's northern border with syria. israeli essentially considers the border with syria a border with russia because israel coordinates with russia to keep the calm in syria because of the military presence here. while the remarks are causing a big zistir and the ambassador h been summoned, i don't expect the position to change, isa. >> hannah schol joining us. >>> the doors were close in february. this week it reopened doors for ballet performance. i was fortunate enough to be there. here's a look at how art tries to heal in the shadow of war. >>> away from the front lines, an army of artists begin the process of mending this nation's grief. gently repairing the hurt brought on by war. at lviv's national opera, everyone has a part to play. tonight's gisele ballet will be the first full performance since the theater closed its doors almost

mark: israel's prime minister naftali bennett says the russian president vladimir putin has apologized for his foreign minister sergey lavrov's, claiming nazi germany dictator abdel fidler had jewish -- germany dictator adolf hitler had jewish inheritance. he said he asked putin to consider allowing the evacuation of the besieged azovstal steelworks in mariupol. bennett said he made the request following an earlier conversation with ukraine's president, vladimir zelenskiy, and that put promised to set up a corridor for civilian evacuation. israeli medics say three people are dead and four seriously wounded in what police are calling a terror attacks. emergency services were called to one city in the center of israel. the attack took place as celebrations were going on for israel's independence day. police are linking this to six other attacks in the past month across the country, though at present, a motive for this attack is not known. the political landscape is shaking cheap here in -- is taking shape in front of the parliamentary elections in june. a new party has been formed by mik

and naftali bennett says according to the information we've gathered, it appears that armed palestinians indiscriminately firing at the time were responsible for the unfortunate death of the journalist. they were even filmed boasting that we hit a soldier, and increases the possibility that palestinians shot the journalist. we'll stay on this story. as we know for shireen in jenin, there was a symbolic funeral held for her. and staas far as we know, her b has been sent for autopsy and she will be apparently buried tomorrow in jerusalem. >> our thoughts for her family and colleagues. it is a harrowing story for our industry. thank you very much. >>> in the coming hours, the u.s. senate is expected to vote on legislation to codify abortion rights in to law. democrats likely don't have enough votes to take the legislation forward, but chuck schumer says that he will get every member on the record on this issue. the move comes after a leaked draft opinion indicated that the supreme court will overturn the landmark 1973 roe v. wade ruling. >>> former u.s. president donald trump loomed large o

so, prime minister naftali bennett said there will be no tolerance against those groups and warned of prosecution. and of course before this march took place, there were concerns that we might see what happened this time last year which is when we saw rockets being fired by hamas into the gaza strip into israel and then a war effectively breaking out between israel and the hamas controlled gaza strip. now, hamas had warned beforehand that if the march went ahead, it would indeed fire rockets towards israel. that didn't happen. there were idf jets circling above the gaza strip, but concerns that things would descend into this kind of wider-scale conflict that we saw this time last year proved unfounded. i should also note that as well as the clashes between the palestinians and the israelis yesterday, there were also journalist who's came under attack from some of the marches including one of my colleagues. the only thing in the end that was seen flying overhead, the old city of jerusalem, that wasn't expected was a small drone carrying a palestinian flag as a kind of rebuttal to the i

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. >>> tonight naftali bennett sai vladimir putin apologized to him. historically discredited claim. matthew chance is live in moscow, where the kremlin imposed strict laws regarding how russia's presence in ukraine is described. how did that conversation between bennett and vladimir putin go? >> we've seen the israeli redact of that conversation, in which the israeli prime minister said, look, there was an apology from vladimir putin about those comments made by the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov about anti-semitic comments about how jews are responsible. but the russian readout doesn't mention that apology. i reached out to the kremlin. they haven't answered me. but there's been a comment to russian state media from dmitry peskov, who's vladimir putin's spokesperson, and he just said, look, you know, everything that was discussed was made public. and the stuff that was on there, the readout, they talked about the situation inside ukraine, specifically about the battles or whatever to do with the azovstal plant in mariupol. and then they -- president putin congratulated isra

naftali bennett saying there would be zero tolerance in the group described as a minority that came to set the area ablaze. he described a couple of these groups. one is la familia, a disgrace. more than 60 people were arrested. we asked the police to break that down, if you like, among paelg palestinians and israelis, but they haven't got back to us yet. this could escalate to an all-out war. the gaza strip proved -- they threatened to fire rockets into israel if the march went ahead. that didn't happen. in fact, the only object flying about the old city of jerusalem that wasn't expected was a small drone carrying a palestinian flag, as a kind of rebuttal to all the israeli flags being flown below. isa? >> elliott for us in jerusalem there. thanks so much, elliott. >>> well, authorities said they located the crash site of a missing plane and recovered 16 bodies. the flight crashed on sunday with 22 people on board. authorities believe the crash was caused by poor weather in the area. the flight was traveling from the city of bokara when air control lost contact. officials say the sear

the israeli prime minister, naftali bennett, has called them out, basically, as lies, and he's condemned this idea that jews should be blamed for the worst crimes committed against jews, which is this anti-semitic trope that's often put out there. so it's interesting because israel has up until now set on the fence when it comes to russia. it hasn't enacted the sanctions imposed against moscow for its actions inside ukraine. and so this is a very severe diplomatic reaction, which was immediate and quick by the israeli government to what the russian foreign minister had to say. >> this is your first time back in moscow since the kremlin put in place those rather strict laws on how journalists can cover ukraine. tell us what you found. >> yeah, it is a slightly strange experience because it is the first time since i have been back, back to russia since january. and superfinancially, there are changes. i have only the 24 hours to be back in the city. it's hard to get back in because most of the airlines aren't flying to russia. those thereat are open selling western products have them at di

also to act as a mediator because the israeli prime minister and naftali bennett has been speaking to putin. israel essentially feels that its northern border with syria mute as well be a border with russia. >> and israel wants to maintain the ability to strike within syria without russian interference there. interesting to watch the change of tone. thanks very much. coming up next, in a short time we're going to speak to the acting u.n. ambassador to ukraine on her first day back in the country since the invasion. that's coming up in just a few minutes. you'll want to watch it. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because the sleep number 360 smart bed isis really smart. itit senses your movement and automatically adjusts to help keep y you both comfortable all night. it's also temperature balancing, so you stay cool. it's so smart it knows exactltly how long, how well, and when you slept. sleep number takes care of the science, all you have to do is sleep. don't miss our weekend special. save $500 on the sleep number 360 c4 smart bed, queen now only $1,299. lowest pric

now, the israeli prime minister naftali bennett said he condemned the actions of these right-wing groups, a minority come to set them ablaze, against hamas which is the militant group that runs gaza and trying to use force in order to ignite a conflict. now, laura, it was this same march last year that prompted the militant group hamas to fire rockets while it was taking place while there were thousands of people in the streets. that helped ignite the 11-day bloody war. while there were fears something similar could happen yesterday especially as attendance has been high the past couple of months, the skies at least so far have been quiet. laura? >> all right, hadas a, i know you will keep an eye on this. thank you. >>> back here in the u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi's husband was arrested saturday night for driving under the influence. 82-year-old paul pelosi was in a car crash before being charged with dui. records indicate he was released sunday morning. cnn has reached out to the napa county sheriff's office for more details on what happened here. the spokesperson for nancy pelosi,

the prime minister naftali bennett put out his own statement today and it appears armed palestinians indiscriminately firing at the time, were responsible and called on the palestinians to conduct a joint pathological analysis and investigation, and so far, they have refused this offer but an unnecessary death of a journalist just doing her job. >> thank you for the updates. >>> up next here, how did a passenger with zero flight experience manage to safely land the plane with an incoherent pilot beside him? you'll hear from the air traffic controller, luckily also a flight instructor and managed to talk him through it. stay with us. we're with a live report. because subway nowow has italian-style capicola on the new mozza meat and supreme e meats. love the smell of italian food. subway keeps refreshshing and refres- ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ready to turn your dreams into plans and your actions into achievements? explore over 75 programs and four-week classes at national university. your future starts today at nu.edu. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing the all-

bennett has condemned what he calls a minority. the minister say two extremist groups should be designated as terrorist organizations effectively outlawing them. >> reporter: i am in bogota, colombia, taking a new step towards the unknown last sunday, as two outsiders progressed in the second round of the country's presidential election. for the runoff set for june 19th. if first-time candidate and left wing member gustavo petroff. will face off against hernandez. petroff said colombia is ready to open a new chapter in history. >> reporter: i'm kristie lu stout in hong kong. a congressional delegation led by senator tammy duckworth. they stressed the importance of partnership on security as well as economic collaboration. and china slammed and saying that they firmly opposes it and that the u.s. should, quote, stop all forms of official interactions with taiwan. >>> since the beginning of russia's war on ukraine the u.s. has had to navigate without going as far as to provoke russia war. president biden making that clear. >> are you

interesting development, after that interview then vladimir putin apologized to naftali bennett for such comments of lavrov, particularly where he said he thought hitler also had jewish blood. it's something that zelenskyy felt strong about, and he struck about it, and it prompted this reported apology from putin. howard: yeah. putin should start making a lot more apologies. what was it like sitting down with zelenskyy? you spent about an hour with him, i'm told. >> reporter: howie, every once in a while you realize an interview you're conducting is an historic one, and that was the feeling in that room. what stunned me was after 70 days of war, i expected the man to be exhausted, to be pressed for time. he sat for 57 minutes, and he had the same enthusiasm and vigor that has inspired in the nation and all ukrainians for 70 days. you know, he takes to the airwaves every single night and speaks to the ukrainian people, but he has rallied not just his own country, but, of course, the western leaders in the u.s. as well, and it was fascinating to see wartime leader who president george w. b

as up, israel's prime minister naftali bennett saying early this morning that it appeared likely that this journalist was actually killed by palestinian gunmen who were firing at israeli troops as they came into this refugee camp. in the hours that have passed since, the israelis have kind of edged away from that explanation. the israeli defense minister in just the last hour has been doing a briefing for the international press. he is saying they simply don't know at this stage who killed her. she is not a household name in the united states. but she is universally known across the middle east as the woman who delivered the news to hundreds of millions of people for al jazeera from the occupied west bank. we were just at the al jazeera bureau earlier, hallie. there's a real outpouring of grief for a journalist who they say was doing her job, bearing witness to what is happening here. >> raf sanchez, thank you for being there and bringing us that reporting. >>> we want to take you back to capitol hill. ali is outside the senate chamber where the vote has begun on that bill that would

israeli prime minister naftali bennett warned against jumping to conclusions. pm bennett: the palestinian authority was quick to blame israel. there is a viable chance that the journalist was hit by the fire of armed palestinians. john: palestinian prime minister mohammad shtayyeh said israel was responsible. pm shtayyeh: israel wants to silence the free voice and wants to silence the voice of the press and wants to silence the image that shows the ugliness of the israeli occupation and the crime of this occupation. john: at abu akleh's home in jerusalem, her family mourned her death and called for answers. lina: i never thought this day would come where the news would be about her, and she won't be the one who's covering the news. john: israeli forces also appeared at abu akleh's home, but were shouted away. abu akleh was on assignment at the jenin refugee camp in the occupied west bank, where israeli forces have regularly conducted raids. they say they'reunting for a palestinian terrorist. it's a response to a recent uptick of violence against israelis. last

i also want to pull out a statement by the israeli prime minister, naftali bennett. he says, according to the information that we've gathered, it appears likely that armed palestinians who were indiscriminately firing at the time were responsible for the unfortunate death of the journalist. he also calls on the palestinians to conduct a joint pathological analysis and investigation, which will be based on all the existing documentation and findings in order to get to the truth. he says, so far, the palestinians have refused this offer. it's a developing story that we are closely following, john, but it's a tragic day for journalism, a journalist in clearly marked journalist gear, saying "press" across her chest, shot can killed while doing her job. >> hadas gold, thank you and please stay safe. >>> parents across the country are becoming increasingly desperate to find baby formula. a severe shortage driven by supply chain issues and a major safety recall has swept many leading brands off of store shelves. cnn's senior medical correspondent, elizabeth cohen, spoke to

bennett says it is likely showers killed by palestinian gunfire. the un secretary general antonio guterres has cold for an independent investigation into her killing. so these are the images from ramallah of the state funeral for aljazeera journalist shireen abu akleh. time for the weather forecast. let's get the very latest with matt. not a bad day, lots of sunshine around. things will change during the day, cloud already increasing across the north and west and it will bring a few showers. but mainly because parts of scotland and northern ireland, isolated once for england and wales. the main risk of the closer you are to this low pressure south of iceland, weather fronts tied in with it. that is thickening up the cloud across the western isles and you see that on the satellite. but we are seeing cloud gradually increase across northern and western areas, pushing its way further east. the best sunshine remains across east anglia, southern counties of england. but even here, cloud bubbles up into the afternoon. western parts of england and wales m

bennett, said it was likely that she was killed by palestinian gunfire. the un secretary general, antonio guterres, has called for an independent investigation. you are watching bbc news. cloud amounts may be increasing across the uk at the moment but for the vast majority, it stays dry with sunny spells. 0ne the vast majority, it stays dry with sunny spells. one or two show as possible. mainly to the north and west, linked into an area of low pressure passing to the north. extending a bit more cloud down, extra moisture and depth to the cloud is helping to produce those spots of rain. showers most frequent and probably length the ones across the far north and west of scotland. 0ther showers in western and central scotland, northern ireland and may be western fringes of england and. for most committees stay dry, not quite as sunny as this morning, but the afternoon would be pleasant. 18 degrees, warmer than yesterday in the south east corner, fresher towards the north and west where the breeze is very noticeable. that picks up further tonight. tonight, ra