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"naftali" Discussed on WCPT 820
"But keeping their distance from the fire, but early on, residents like Elizabeth sherry captured the sound of thundering pops and the bellows of smoke lit orange by the fire below. Federal investigators say a mechanical issue with a railcar axle caused the crash about 50 cars were off the track and about ten of those that derailed were carrying hazardous materials, including vinyl chloride. I'm Jennifer King. In New York and 82 year old woman pronounced dead at a nursing home, was found to be breathing three hours later at the funeral home where she'd been taken. The state attorney general's office is investigating. Beyoncé is now the winningest artist in Grammy history. This is AP news. There's word of what Russian president Putin said about Ukraine's president, zelensky. A former Israeli leader involved in earlier talks aimed at preventing Russia's war with Ukraine, says he secured a promise. The Ukrainian president would not be killed. In an interview, former Israeli prime minister Naftali Bennett says Russian president Vladimir Putin promised him. He would not take out his Ukrainian counterpart, volodymyr zelensky. Zelensky Bennett's words say he asked again. And Putin declared, I won't kill zelensky. Bennett says he then notify the Ukrainian president who later went on national TV and said he wasn't afraid. Bennett, who served for just 6 months, became an unlikely intermediary in the first weeks of the war. He's won a few western leaders who got to meet with Putin. I'm Jackie Quinn. And I read a folate AP news. This is a 20 a.m. WCT willow springs and streaming worldwide head of a new CPT 8 20 dot com. We are Chicago's progressive talk, where facts matter. Now, UW CPT
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Putin promised not to kill Zelenskyy, former Israeli prime minister says
"A former Israeli leader involved in earlier talks aimed at preventing Russia's war with Ukraine, says he secured a promise, the Ukrainian president would not be killed. In an interview, former Israeli prime minister Naftali Bennett says Russian president Vladimir Putin promised him. He would not take out his Ukrainian counterpart, volodymyr zelensky. Bennett's words say he asked again. And Putin declared I won't kill zelensky. Bennett says he then notified the Ukrainian president who later went on national TV and said he wasn't afraid. Bennett, who served for just 6 months, became an unlikely intermediary in the first weeks of the war. He's one of few western leaders who got to meet with Putin in a hasty trip to Moscow. His comments shed light on the diplomatic efforts expended
Newsradio 970 WFLA
"naftali" Discussed on Newsradio 970 WFLA
"I strongly condemn president Xi's brazen incursion into American airspace. And I commend President Biden's leadership in taking down the Chinese balloon over water. Democratic Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer. Ahead of President Biden stated the union speech on Tuesday, members of his team are rallying behind his agenda specifically his economic policies. What we're seeing is extraordinary. Record job creation as the president has pointed out more created in two years on his watch than four years on any other president's watch. Transportation secretary Pete Buttigieg on ABC's this week, Republicans argue the president's policies are hurting Americans by driving up inflation. We're learning more about the early days of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and some of the discussions that took place behind the scenes. Former Israeli prime minister Naftali Bennett visited Russian president Vladimir Putin last March just weeks after the invasion began. In a new 5 hour online interview, Bennett says that his visit while unsuccessful in stopping the war was successful in one regard, getting a promise from Putin not to kill Ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky. Fox says Kevin yurt ski, Bennett went on to say zelensky then made a promise not to apply to join NATO. America's listening to Fox News. From the forest central credit union audible and traffic center, traffic is mostly smooth throughout the day area highways this week for them to the afternoon. We're looking at some minor layers right now, stop analog two 75 and westbound I four heading towards the two 75 I four interchange, just be careful to approaching that section of the roadway. The rest of two 75 moving up to speed right now is 75 so it can go both or in southbound lanes. The rest of 5 four is looking good both east and west to some places reporting in a major problems in and around downtown Tampa at this time. The bed is clear up through such county and there are no reporter problems across any of the Bay Area bridges, crawling news radio WFLA. As we head to your
The Bible in a Year
The Birth of Moses
"Exodus chapter one. These are the names of the sons of Israel, who came to Egypt with Jacob, each with his household. Rubin, Simeon, Levi, and Judah. Is a car, zebulon, and Benjamin, Dan and naftali, gad and Asher. All the offspring of Jacob were 70 persons, Joseph was already in Egypt. Then Joseph died, in all his brothers, and all that generation. But the descendants of Israel were fruitful and increased greatly, they multiplied and grew exceedingly strong so that the land was filled with them. Now there arose a new king over Egypt who did not know Joseph. And he said to his people, behold the sons of Israel are too many and too mighty for us. Come let us deal shrewdly with them lest they multiply, and if war befall us, they join our enemies and fight against us and escape from the land. Therefore, they set taskmasters over them to afflict them with heavy burdens, and they built for pharaoh store cities. But the more they were oppressed, the more they multiplied, and the more they spread abroad. And the Egyptians were in dread of the sons of Israel, so they made the sons of Israel serve with rigor and made their lives bitter with hard service in mortar and brick, and in all kinds of work in the field. In all their work, they made them serve with rigor. Then the king of Egypt said to the Hebrew midwives, one of whom was named shipra, and the other pua. New serve as midwife to the Hebrew women, and see them upon the birth duel, if it is a son, you shall kill him. But if it is a daughter she shall live. But the midwives feared God and did not do as the king of Egypt commanded them, but let the male children live. So the king of Egypt called the midwives and said to them, why have you done this and let the male children live? The midwives said to pharaoh, because the Hebrew women are not like the Egyptian women, for they are vigorous in our delivered before the midwife comes to them. So God dealt well with the midwives, and the people multiplied and grew very strong. And because the wind midwives feared God, he gave them families. Then pharaoh commanded all his people. Every son that is born to the hebrews, you shall cast into the Nile. But you shall let every daughter live. Now, a man from the house of Levi went and took to a wife a daughter of Levi. The woman conceived and bore a son, and when she saw that he was a goodly child, she hit him three months, and when she could hide him no longer, she took for him a basket, made of bulrushes, and daubed it with bitumen and pitch. And she put the child in it and placed it among the reeds at the river's bank. And his sister stood at a distance to know what would be done to him. Now, the daughter of pharaoh came down to bathe at the river, and her maidens walked beside the river, and she saw the basket among the reeds. And sent her maid to fetch it. When she opened it, she saw the child and behold the baby was crying. She took pity on him and said, this is one of the hebrews children. Then his sister, said to pharaoh's daughter, shall I go and call you a nurse from the Hebrew women who can the child for you? And Faro's daughter, said to her, go. So the girl went, and called the child's mother,
Bloomberg Radio New York
"naftali" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Right. And then I get behind it. Advancing the company's long-term mission through honest conversation, that's have naftali holt takes the CFO role forward. And maybe many years ago, it was about making sure that the numbers are correct and everything is on time and the report correctly. And I think evolved today to much more than that. What is the strategy that we're going to embark on? What does that mean to the financial performance of the company and how does how do investors view that? That's one aspect of it. And the other is just making sure that we are always on the polls. With its full fleet returning to the seas in 2022, royal Caribbean has enjoyed a financial rebound, bookings for 2023 or robust, and they've been accelerating every quarter. In November, the company announced the trifecta program, a three year initiative designed to exceed 2019 performance in key financial metrics by the end of 2025. Inside the industry, they confident because there is pent up demand. People want to travel. We have a 130,000 people sailing with us right now as we talk. It's amazing. And they are spending more than they did a month ago. They're spending more than they did a year ago. They're spending more than they did pre COVID. On travel experience. We know the ships that are coming in, these ships are huge money makers. Very high yielding because of the inventory mix. There's more space for onboard revenue venues. They're very fuel efficient. Intent to cruise is climbing. Whether or not that can be sustained, I think, is a question to be answered and there are a couple of different elements of that. The first being the economy. Do you get a little nervous? With all the recession talk. Or another black swan, who would have thought, right? What happened the last couple of years? It's hard to plan for it, right? So what we are focused on is to make sure that we have the best business, so the business is run well. We are obviously our focused on liquidity and our financial
Bloomberg Radio New York
"naftali" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Job. So what was that like for you, having been in the CFO role for so long? What did you expect of him? I rely on him very much to be my eyes and ears, my strategic partner. And I'm also very transparent with him in terms of what I'm thinking about in doing. And sometimes he'll sit there and say, we really need to spend money on that. And I'll say, yeah, we really need to spend money on that. I'm a very direct person. And I care. And I feel that that's important for me to make sure that if I feel differently, at least we have a conversation. And many times, I would think one way, and then he would point his point of view and it would make sense and I would say, you know what? You're right. And I get behind it. Advancing the company's long-term mission through honest conversation, that's how naftali holt takes the CFO role forward. And maybe many years ago, it was about making sure that the numbers are correct and everything is on time and the report correctly. And I think evolved today into much more than that. What is the strategy that we're going to embark on? What does that mean to the financial performance of the company and how do we invest review that? That's one aspect of it. And the other is just making sure that we are always on the polls. With its full fleet returning to the seas in 2022, royal Caribbean has enjoyed a financial rebound, bookings for 2023 or robust and they've been accelerating every quarter. In November, the company announced the trifecta program, a three year initiative designed to exceed 2019 performance in key financial metrics by the end of 2025. Inside the industry, they confident because there is pent up
Bloomberg Radio New York
"naftali" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Right. And then I get behind it. Advancing the company's long-term mission through honest conversation, that's how naftali holt takes the CFO role forward. And maybe many years ago, it was about making sure that the numbers are correct and everything is on time and the report correctly. And I think evolved today to much more than that. What is the strategy that we're going to embark on? What does that mean to the financial performance of the company and how do we invest review that? That's one aspect of it. And the other is just making sure that we are always on the polls With its full fleet returning to the seas in 2022, royal Caribbean has enjoyed a financial rebound, bookings for 2023 or robust and they've been accelerating every quarter. In November, the company announced the trifecta program, a three year initiative designed to exceed 2019 performance in key financial metrics by the end of 2025. Inside the industry, they confident because there is pent up demand. People want to travel. We have a 130,000 people sailing with us right now as we talk. It's amazing. And they are spending more than they did a month ago. They're spending more than they did a year ago. They're spending more than they did pre COVID. On travel experience. We know the ships that are coming in, these ships are huge money makers. Very high yielding because of the inventory mix. There's more space for onboard revenue venues. They're very fuel efficient. Intent to cruise is climbing. Whether or not that can be sustained, I think, is a question to be answered and there are a couple of different elements of that. The first being the economy. Do you get a little nervous? With all the recession talk. Or another black swan, who would have thought, right? What happened the last couple of years? It's hard to plan for it, right? So what we are focused on is to make sure that we have the best business, so the business is run well. We are obviously our focused on liquidity and our financial metrics. And we want
AP News Radio
Israel’s Parliament Dissolves, Paving Way for Election in November
"Israel's parliament dissolves itself to set up another election Has voted to dissolve itself marking the end of a year old experimental coalition government and sending the country to the poles on November 1 for the 5th time in less than four years following the vote Israel's foreign minister and architect of the outgoing coalition government embraced Naftali Bennett Israel's shortest serving prime minister before they swapped chairs The government has collapsed just over a year after it was formed in a historic move to saw longtime leader Benjamin Netanyahu ousted after 12 years in power by a coalition of ideologically diverse parties the
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Israel's parliament dissolves, sets 5th election in 4 years
"Israel's parliament dissolves itself to set up another election Has voted to dissolve itself marking the end of a year old experimental coalition government and sending the country to the poles on November 1 for the 5th time in less than four years following the vote Israel's foreign minister and architect of the outgoing coalition government embraced Naftali Bennett Israel's shortest serving prime minister before they swapped chairs The government has collapsed just over a year after it was formed in a historic move to saw longtime leader Benjamin Netanyahu ousted after 12 years in power by a coalition of ideologically diverse parties the
WTOP
"naftali" Discussed on WTOP
"Highs in the mid to upper 80s. I'm storm team four meteorologist Mike Jennifer. It's 80° right now and partly cloudy temperatures today will be topping out in the mid two upper 80s. One 41. We have some breaking developments at this hour, Israeli prime minister Naftali Bennett will not run in the upcoming elections after he moved to dissolve his fragile ruling coalition. That coalition broke apart less than a year after he took office. His office says he has told members of his right-wing party that he will not run in the next elections, which are now expected in October or November. President Biden has met with the president of turkey after that country ended its opposition to Sweden and Finland joining NATO. The two got together at the NATO summit in Madrid. Mister president gives me a great pleasure to be able to get together with you after a long interval. It was stiff pleasantries offered by Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan to President Biden through an interpreter after weeks of blocking a key expansion of NATO. I want to particularly thank you for what you did putting together a situation with regard to Finland and Sweden. Turkey had accused Sweden in Finland of supporting Kurdish terrorists. The meeting also comes after The White House signaled support for turkey's efforts to buy F-16 fighter jets from the U.S.. Steve Dorsey CBS News, Madrid. D.C. residents looking to use medical marijuana no longer have to go through a doctor. The emergency legislation passed unanimously by the D.C. council has made that possible effective immediately. D.C. residents over 21 who would typically have to get a doctor's recommendation can now self certify when registering for a patient cart, council member Mary Chase says the move is about addressing shops that currently gift marijuana with the purchase of say artwork or other items. Those patients are going to places that have marijuana that they can not have confidence about its quality about its safety. The council is now working on a more permanent bill that would also regulate illegal operations. There are a lot of people working in illegal operations, but that shouldn't stop us from enforcing the law. Melissa. Up ahead a look at sports and then we'll tell you why you might be paying a lot more for crabs this summer. One 43? FanDuel sportsbook has an exclusive offer for
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"naftali" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Day, the Bloomberg markets podcast with Paul Sweeney and met Miller. Are there some sectors that you want to have more or less exposure to? We've got to vaccinate the whole world. I'm melis of the days Wall Street action. What's the thought on apple here from Bloomberg and diligence? Bloomberg opinion and influential newsmaker. The bond market was the boss. Bloomberg markets with all Sweeney and Matt Miller. Subscribe today at Bloomberg radio dot com. The Bloomberg business app or iTunes. Before and after the pandemic. Is it driven by politics or by science? That may be how we keep track of our lives from here on out. What do you think the political effects of that impatience will be? And through it all, there's been Bloomberg. We begin on Capitol Hill the most accurate business world and healthcare news before and after. The fundamentals do not justify this price action. Bloomberg radio, the Bloomberg business app and Bloomberg video dot com, Bloomberg, the world is listening. Israel's governing coalition has collapsed. The prime minister Naftali Bennett says, he and the foreign minister, yayo lapid have decided to dissolve parliament for the end of the month, setting up for the 5th election. In less than four years, Simone foxman is with me here in Doha. I mean, this someone good to see you this morning. I mean, voter fatigue is the first thing that comes to my mind when I read that
The Christian Science Monitor Daily
"naftali" Discussed on The Christian Science Monitor Daily
"Kindness and humanity. Now today's stories. Our first story Israel and its Arab partners took numerous steps to try to avoid violence during Ramadan and Passover. But for Palestinians, only so much can change without the dignity they seek from a political settlement. In late March Israeli president Isaac Herzog met with Jordan's king Abdullah in a rare visit, and Israeli prime minister Naftali Bennett followed up with a phone call days before Ramadan to discuss measures to ensure prayer gores, access to Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque. Israel also reached out to the United Arab Emirates and Egypt which, with Jordan, share an interest in avoiding a repeat of the chain of events nearly a year ago that saw heavy handed Israeli police tactics in Jerusalem help fan mass Palestinian protests and trigger a Gaza war, so why then is violence erupting once again in the holy city? Analysts say the pursuit of calm and diplomacy alone can't prevent conflict in the absence of a political settlement rooted in dignity. My Roth zone sign, at the international crisis group in Tel Aviv notes, there were lessons learned from 2021 to handle the situation better, Israeli police have changed their tactics, and have tried to keep things calm the first two weeks of Ramadan. But at some point, even if there are areas of improvement, things will always bubble up if there is no progress on the political side to the conflict. This story was reported by Taylor Locke in.
AP News Radio
Palestinians vandalize West Bank shrine as tensions soar
"To to to heightened heightened heightened tensions tensions tensions speaking speaking speaking to to to his his his cabinet cabinet cabinet Israeli Israeli Israeli prime prime prime minister minister minister Naftali Naftali Naftali Bennett Bennett Bennett foes foes foes that that that Israel Israel Israel is is is going going going on on on the the the offensive offensive offensive to to to tackle tackle tackle Palestinian Palestinian Palestinian attacks attacks attacks I'm I'm I'm the the the only only only Shannon Shannon Shannon Israeli Israeli Israeli troops troops troops kill kill kill an an an unarmed unarmed unarmed Palestinian Palestinian Palestinian woman woman woman in in in the the the west west west bank bank bank as as as tensions tensions tensions continue continue continue to to to escalate escalate escalate during during during Ramadan Ramadan Ramadan the the the Israeli Israeli Israeli army army army shot shot shot the the the woman woman woman at at at a a a military military military checkpoint checkpoint checkpoint near near near Bethlehem Bethlehem Bethlehem after after after she she she was was was asked asked asked to to to stop stop stop and and and ignored ignored ignored warning warning warning shots shots shots that that that came came came after after after Palestinian Palestinian Palestinian militant militant militant was was was killed killed killed by by by the the the Israeli Israeli Israeli army army army for for for his his his part part part in in in the the the deadly deadly deadly shooting shooting shooting in in in Tel Tel Tel Aviv Aviv Aviv earlier earlier earlier this this this week week week hundreds hundreds hundreds
AP News Radio
Live updates: Zelenskyy open for talks with Putin in Israel
"You cranes president says he remains open for talks with Russia's president did not sounding optimistic that'll happen anytime soon I'm Ben Thomas with the latest you cringe president Vladimir is a Lenski says he's told Israel's prime minister Naftali Bennett who met with Russian president Vladimir Putin in recent days that he would be ready to meet Putin in Jerusalem but only with the ceasefire in place the leaders of France and Germany spoke with Putin for more than an hour Saturday pressing for just that the Kremlin says Putin laid out terms which include Ukraine ceding territory and demilitarizing French president Emmanuel microphones office described the call as very Frank and also difficult adding the Russian leader offered no indication that he intends to stop the fighting one is a dude at a news conference Saturday the Lynskey said the Russians could take your cranium capital only if they kill us all adding if that's their goal let them come not to give those guys a quidditch I'm Ben Thomas
Mark Levin
Bennett Advises Zelensky to Surrender to Russia, Zelensky Refuses
"This from the Jerusalem post Bennett advises zelensky to surrender to Russia Zelensky refuses Now this is written by a reprobate No question about it Somebody who I detest because he in my view is so thoroughly corrupt and dishonest Intellectually and politically but actually may have fallen into the truth here his name is Barack ravid Prime minister Naftali Bennett told Ukrainian president Vladimir zelensky that he recommends Ukraine take the offer made by president Vladimir Putin of Russia to end the war which includes many Ukrainian sacrifices in a phone call Tuesday according to an official on Ukraine's government according to the official zelensky did not take Bennett's advice The source claimed that the phone call was initiated by Bennett Quote if I were you I would think about the lives of my people and take the offer been a reportedly said Zelensky's response was short I hear you unquote he said According to the report zelensky and his people did not like the advice Then it told us to surrender said the official we have no intention of doing so We know Putin's offer is only the beginning The past two weeks and especially since Bennett's visit to Moscow the prime minister's office and foreign ministry have been claiming that Israel's mediation efforts force them to keep an even more cautious and balanced approach
Mark Levin
Naftali Bennett Only Came to Power Through a Coup
"The prime minister of Israel is a pew salamis weakling Who came to power through a coup There are a 120 seats in the Israeli Knesset whoever gets 61 by hooker by crook Gets to a point the prime minister And so Bennett ran to the right of Netanyahu claimed to anyway And then he cut a deal with the liberal to left wing and even the Arab parties To have a temporary position as prime minister of Israel Which will eventually have to give up and give to a leftist And just like the United States Israel has exactly the wrong people in charge at this time in history They replace Netanyahu who got far more as party votes than Bennett In fact if the election were held today Netanyahu and his party would win in a relative landslide and Bennett he came to power with 5 seats out of the 120 5 seats As illegitimate of a prime minister as Israel's ever had
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Israel urges hard line against Iran at nuclear talks
"Israeli Israeli prime prime minister minister Naftali Naftali Bennett Bennett is is urging urging world world leaders leaders to to take take a a hard hard line line against against Iran Iran and and nuclear nuclear deal deal negotiations negotiations as as world world powers powers sit sit down down with with Iran Iran in in Vienna Vienna in in hopes hopes of of restoring restoring the the tiger tiger twenty twenty fifteen fifteen nuclear nuclear deal deal Israel Israel watches watches with with growing growing concern concern over over possible possible renegotiations renegotiations last last week's week's talks talks in in Vienna Vienna resumed resumed after after a a more more than than five five month month hiatus hiatus and and we're we're the the first first in in which which Iran's Iran's new new hard hard line line government government participated participated at at an an important important step step forward forward for for the the U. U. S. S. after after former former president president Donald Donald Trump Trump was was strong strong encouragement encouragement from from Israel Israel withdrew withdrew from from the the deal deal in in twenty twenty eighteen eighteen Bennett's Bennett's top top defense defense and and intelligence intelligence officials officials headed headed to to Washington Washington to to discuss discuss the the flailing flailing talks talks and and says says Iran Iran must must begin begin to to pay pay a a price price for for its its violations violations I'm I'm Naomi Naomi Shannon Shannon
AP News Radio
Israel begins giving COVID shots to children age 5 to 11
"Israel has begun administering the coronavirus vaccine to children age five to eleven this age range makes up nearly Hoff of active cases officials hope the new inoculation campaign will help bring down the cause of it nineteen numbers and perhaps stave off a new wave however Israeli media reports low demand for the shot so far prime minister Naftali Bennett accompanied his son David who's nine to get his job in a bid to encourage parents to have their children vaccinated I'm Charles de Ledesma
AP News Radio
Israeli PM denounces Iran, ignores Palestinians in UN speech
"Israel's prime minister has denounced Iran and ignored Palestinians in a United Nations General Assembly speech in his maiden UN speech Naftali Bennett made no mention of Israel's decades long conflict with the Palestinians and instead sought to portray Iran as a menace to global society but it appealed to the international community to stand together against Iran accusing Tehran of marching towards the development of a nuclear weapon and threatening to act alone if the world does not take action off the four inconclusive elections in two years but it succeeded Benjamin Netanyahu in June by forming a diverse coalition of small and mid sized parties spanning the Israeli political spectrum I'm Charles Taylor that's not
The Friends of Israel Today
"naftali" Discussed on The Friends of Israel Today
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NPR News Now
"naftali" Discussed on NPR News Now
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AP News Radio
Israel Strikes Hamas Targets in Gaza After Border Protests
"Israeli planes struck Hamas militant targets in the Gaza Strip I was off to clashes between Israeli troops and protesters along the Gaza border hundreds of activists staged a nighttime protests along the Israeli border bringing places is ready since you responded lifeline ambulances arrived to carry wounded protesters hit by Israeli fire the following day the Israeli ministry said planes had bombed a Hamas facility in Gaza in response to the continuing protests and launching of an century billions into southern Israel Israeli prime minister Naftali Bennett told reporters in Washington we will operate in Gaza according to what interests organizes set the price has summoned to increase pressure on Israel to lift its blockade of the territory which restricts movement in and out of Gaza the blockade in full since Hamas took control of Gaza in two thousand and seven that's rubbish the local economy I'm Karen Thomas
Fresh Air
Biden to Israeli PM: U.S. Has Options if Iran Nuclear Diplomacy Fails
"Naftali Bennett. Biden said If diplomacy fails to curb Iran's nuclear program, the U. S might resort to other options. NPR's Daniel Estrin reports from the White House. Bennett is proposing a joint plan with the U. S to thwart Iran's militant activities in the Mideast and to prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon. Biden has said he wants to return to the Iran nuclear deal, which Bennett opposes. But Bennett said he appreciated Biden saying this we're putting diplomacy first scene where that takes us. But if diplomacy fails, we're ready to turn to other options. Biden said he'd speak to Bennett about advancing peace for Israelis and Palestinians. And he said the U. S. Is considering adopting Israel's
Bloomberg Radio New York
"naftali" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"This is balance of power on Bloomberg. Television and radio. I'm David Westin for Bloomberg. First word news. We go now to Mark Crumpton. David. Thank you. U S Vice President Kamala Harris, now in Singapore says there will be time to take a look at what caused the chaos surrounding the evacuations in Afghanistan. But for now, getting people out is what man Very crowded there will be and should be a robust analysis of what has happened. But right now there's no question that our focus has to be on evacuating American citizens. Afghans who worked with us And vulnerable Afghans, including women and Children. Vice President Harris has faced a barrage of questions on the issue as she continues her visit in Southeast Asia, which is aimed at boosting ties with the region. Israel's Prime minister, Naftali Bennett, will try to persuade President Biden against reviving the nuclear deal with Iran. The two leaders are set to meet Thursday in Washington on Twitter, Bennett said he would present a plan that would curb Iran's nuclear activities and what he called its regional aggression. Your own. Powell's chances for second term as Fed chair have gained momentum, Bloomberg has learned that Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has told the White House she favors keeping chair Powell. That's a move that would reduce uncertainty about the path for monetary policy in the midst of risks from inflation.
POLITICO Dispatch
"naftali" Discussed on POLITICO Dispatch
"Many of them have left their jobs. Now have any of these systems. Ben improved i mean. We're we're in the middle of another surge in infections right now. I know it's not really the same as like scrambling to figure this out at the beginning of the pandemic but we're being hit hard by delta. Are these problems that persist or have we figured out. I don't know how to fix some of this. These problems still exist today. Which is huge concern for public health officials in federal officials alike. Who are in the middle of trying to figure out how to contain delta look. Some states have made improvements to their to their data platforms. They've hired new vendors. New contractors got new kinds of systems in place and tried to train staff. But it's nowhere near where it needs to be particularly because they don't have the funding that they need to improve this entire process yet. President biden has allocated tens of millions of dollars to this issue specifically in his budget The cdc has promised to divert that money in the coming months but this is still a process and it will take years so we're nowhere near where we need to be right now. Whose fault is this. you said. We should've updated a lot of this stuff like ten years ago. i mean. why didn't we end. Who who's that up to. It's up to congress in the federal government to make sure that public health departments across the country have the funding. They need I think part of this is because we've been battling other challenges in the public health sphere for some time that took people's thinking away from the data modernization issue Onto other issues. You know after nine eleven there were as a lot of money that was put toward things like bioterrorism prevention or Making sure our public health departments you know had the resources they need to fight things like anthrax rate and so that was a huge talking point in focal point after nine eleven and then things shifted under the obama administration where we were trying to fight disease overseas. So there was a bulla their zeka. There are all sorts of other global viruses that we were trying to dedicate our resources to you know we did have flare ups with for example. H one n one But it was almost as though those flare ups here in the us were not big enough to grab the attention of the stakeholders at in the federal government to make them see that. We needed more resources. For key surveillance and for data modernization improvements in part of the problem is that this is just a swiss cheese type of problem whereby every state has almost a different kind of data system they use to track reportable diseases or infectious diseases. And so getting every single state on board to be able to change their systems and sort of work together is is a huge task and not every state health department is willing to make those large changes because they're so used to their old systems and their staff is trained with their old systems. So it's really about finding ways to get the right kind of technology in front of these public health officials where they can use it. They know how to use it. It could work well and that they're comfortable with it and they get the right people in place you know how to use these systems and that's going to be a huge struggle months and years to come erin banco. Thanks so much for talking with me. Thanks for having me. also today. Israeli prime minister naftali bennett will visit the white house. Later this month and meet with president biden for the first time since assuming office. That's according to state lend from press secretary. Jen psaki bennett. Took office in june after the ousting of prime minister netanyahu the conservative leader who had been in power since two thousand nine. Netanyahu made multiple visits to the us during his time as prime minister and had a close relationship with former president trump. Speaking in a press conference on wednesday bennett said the topic of iran would be central to his conversation with biden on august. Twenty sixth and that they'll discuss in approach to prevent iran from nearing a nuclear breakout and the treasury department is taking steps to prevent the taliban from accessing four hundred fifty million dollars in aid from the international monetary fund in the wake of the group's takeover of afghanistan. The imf with us backing is issuing billions of dollars to aid poorer countries. A portion of those assets is scheduled to be allocated to afghanistan next week in event that has generated urgent pushback from republican lawmakers. The move to block. The funds is the latest effort by the us government to withhold financial resources from the taliban after it. Also cut off access to afghanistan's central bank assets. Roughly seven billion dollars of which are held at the us federal reserve. Today's episode of politico dispatch included music composed by brake master cylinder. If you like what you're hearing and what to help us out you can do that by telling a friend to check out the show. I'm jeremy siegel. Thanks for listening..
Mark Levin
Biden to Welcome Israel Prime Minister Naftali Bennett Next Week
"Welcome prime minister enough colleague Bennett of Israel to the White House on August 26 2021. Prime Minister. Bennett's visit will strengthen the enduring partnership between the United States and Israel, reflect the deep ties between our governments and our people and underscore the United States' unwavering commitment to Israel's security. Now listen to this. The president and prime Minister. Bennett will discuss critical issues related to regional global security, including Iran. The visit will also be an opportunity for the two leaders to discuss efforts to Advanced peace, security and prosperity for Israelis and Palestinians and the importance of working towards a more peaceful and secure future for the region. Are you kidding me? Hamas just graduated. The Taliban Why would this full Bennett And that damn full coalition government. It includes these Arab parties and LA peed who has lost stupid Why would they do that? Instead. What they ought to be doing is thinking to themselves and talking among themselves. We may have to go this along the Biden administration look Eugene Contour of itches, a brilliant Israeli lawyer. And he says, this is terrifying. Prime Minister Bennett coming to Biden to hear about us unwavering commitment to Israel's security. You know what happens happened to the last country, he said about that.
AP News Radio
Israel Sees High Demand for 3rd Vaccine Shots
"Israeli prime minister Naftali Bennett says people are rushing to get a third coronavirus vaccine as Israel's he's assigned to the delta variants the prime minister pointed out that over four hundred and twenty thousand Israelis have a sixty took a third base to shots however but it says then I'll toss of the woods yet noting it's a great achievements but we have to increase the pace even more Israel this thing a rising number of people hospitalized with covert nineteen was sort of that infected with the highly contagious delta variants the government has reinstated its mosque mandate put into settings and is considering introducing more restrictions I'm Karen Thomas
People of the Pod
"naftali" Discussed on People of the Pod
"Stories about the relationship between israel and the data what what some of the history of the ministry et does it look like you know what a day in the life of the diaspora minister was established in one thousand nine hundred nine as part of a coalition agreement. Everything starts with politics and so my friend my good friend. Rabbi mike kilo was appointed as deputy minister for they aspirated. I something similar ever since then became a full minister. Not only deputy. Natasha ron ski. Yuli edelstein naftali bednets. So you can see. I'm coming to place or ministry that my predecessor were really big names. In israel's history are still and i'm the one who is asked by the government was assigned by the government to keep the two ends as close as possible israelis and jews in the diaspora which is a great challenge. Let me tell you. it's getting harder and harder. By the transitional age ages now when my generation is the outgoing one and then you'll genuinely becoming engineering..
AP News Radio
Israeli premier blames Iran for tanker attack; Tehran denies
"Israel has accused Iran of carrying out to trying to tack on an oil tanker off the case of a month that killed two people Israel's prime minister Naftali Bennett's made the accusation of the beginning of his cabinet meeting saying Iran is the one that carried out the attack against the ship's runs aggressive behavior is dangerous not only Israel but also homes international interest the prime minister asserted that Iran must be reprimanded for its actions adding a veiled threat stating we know how to convey the message to Iran in awe and weighing Iranian government spokesman said he'd have to consolidate described the allegation that Iran carried out the attack as baseless saying it's the first time that the Zionist regime occupying Jerusalem has made such an accusations against the Islamic Republic of Iran the heightened tensions come off to a strike a few days earlier on the all time kind of messes streets I'm Karen Thomas
Cyber Security Headlines
"naftali" Discussed on Cyber Security Headlines
"From the sea so series. It cyber-security headlines. It's monday july. Twenty six twenty twenty one french president pushes for israeli inquiry into nso. Spyware concerns. Emmanuel macron has reportedly spoken to the israeli prime minister naftali bennett's to ensure that the israeli government is properly investigating allegations that the french president could have been targeted with israeli. Made spyware by morocco's security services in a phone call mr macro expressed concern that his phone and those of most of his cabinet could have an infected with the pegasus hacking software developed by the israeli surveillance for an s. o. group which enables operators of the tool to extract messages photos. And e mails record. Calls and secretly activate microphones from infected devices and so has said macron was not a target of any of its customers meaning. The company denies he was selected for surveillance using pegasus microsoft shares mitigations for new petty tom. Ntm relay attack petty po. Tom p. e. t. i. t. p. o. T. a. m. is a new anti relay attack that allows taking over a domain controller or other windows servers. The new attack uses the microsoft encrypting file system remote protocol to force device including domain controllers to authenticate to a remote nt l. m. relay controlled by a threat actor who can then steal hash and certificates to assume the identity of the device and its privileges discovered by french security researcher..
AP News Radio
Israeli PM Vows 'Aggressive' Action Over Ben & Jerry's Ban
"Israel's prime minister vows aggressive action over a Ben and Jerry's brown Naftali Bennett spoke to the head of Unilever off to its subsidiary Ben and Jerry's announced it would stop selling its ice cream in the Israeli occupied west bank uncontested East Jerusalem but his office has quoted him as saying that Israel will act aggressively against the clearly anti Israel step the announcement was one of the highest profile company rebukes of Israeli settlements in the west bank and East Jerusalem terror trees Israel captured in the nineteen sixty seven but he swore I'm Charles through this month
Overthrowing Education
"naftali" Discussed on Overthrowing Education
"But feels stuck in an antiquated system. Are you a student who wants to experience a school. You actually like. it's hard to consider. What a radically different but super effective kind of education might look like but with. You'll see that what you've been thinking about education all along isn't the only way and it's not necessarily the best way you'd haven't don shift gently apply to your head each day and you too will be able to imagine create and enjoy a whole new approach to education. Make sure to check out. has she. s today. Welcome to overthrowing education. I'm batsheva if you are an astute longtime listener you might recognize the fomer shoul- that you just heard that i borrowed and slightly tweaked from episode twenty seven about reinventing schools that featured. Mike yates and naftali. Because i think it applies to the really great conversation. I have with a wise and wonderful. Educator mike kelly who lays out so clearly y project based learning is such a natural partner for growing social emotional learning skills and together can really change education for the better and mike provides so many examples and tools and we are just talking tech tools people to create incredible. Pb l. units with wonderful seal opportunities. We top off this amazing discussion with an acronym based the five minute game show which has a lot of fun before we get to it. I just wanna say. Thank you for all the incredible feedback. I've gotten from so many of you. About how much the show has meant to you and the way it has opened up your minds or inspired your practice and some of you just letting me know that it is great to hear that there are others out there thinking in teaching the way you do. I ask all of you to help spread these important conversations and ideas by recommending this. Podcast your friends and colleagues whether it's through personal contact or on social media it doesn't matter and of course also leaving a comment on your podcast platform is a wonderful way to help others find this podcast and now by conversation with.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"naftali" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Benjamin Netanyahu's 12 Year run in power ended this week as Israel's parliament voted in a coalition with Naftali Bennett as prime minister. For what this means for Israel. Going forward. We spoke with Jonathan Schanzer, senior vice president for the foundation for Defense of Democracies. You've got now a very motley crew of Israeli politicians that banded together. They will really not agree on much, So I think they're going to hold together for as long as they can. But I think Netanyahu likely sees a possibility in the coming weeks or months to try to disrupt the coalition. Break it apart and make another bid for another election. Can they agree on things like the economy? I don't think they've had a budget for a while. Now, have they know they have it and I think that's probably one area will see some progress. And actually, some of the participants in this new coalition are going to be important New voices. There's cigar by the name of Monsoor Abassi, representing Arab Party. It's the first time in an Arab party has actually agreed to join an Israeli governing coalition and this will secure additional finance. For the Arab sector of Israel. I think that will be very important, so you'll see some domestic progress on the foreign policy front. I think it's likely they're just going to hold the line. The current prime minister Naftali Bennett, is a right wing politician agrees with The vast majority of Netanyahu's former policies, and so he'll be opposed to the Iran nuclear deal will probably be less than excited to enter into negotiations with the Palestinian Authority. About two state solution issues, So I think you're probably going to see things to sort of hold steady while they begin to focus on things at home. The only thing that I'll just stay here is, of course, every time an Israeli government tries to focus on things at home, that's usually when things erupt abroad. And I would expect there to be some bumpy road ahead well, and none of us None of us wishes any more strife in that area of the world at all at the same time to put it most pointed way is this coalition gonna survive the first Rock? I think it's fired from Gaza into Israel. Well, that's actually I think probably the most important question to ask because you have the wrong party headed by months, or Abbas. He may be opposed to Israel, striking back at Hamas rocket You also have the participation of the very left wing pro peace Meretz party, which also could have problems. Uh, with an Israeli operation. You know, look that said, if you know future conflicts are short in duration, much like the last one was, which was only 11 days. It's possible that the Israeli government could survive it. But certainly I think that could be where some of the greatest differences of opinion could emerge. Could this coalition government have a different relationship with President Biden? I'm not saying the U. S government because goodness knows President Trump was very close with BB Netanyahu by all appearances, But I did notice that it took a while for B. B. Netanyahu and President Biden to talk after inauguration and by all reports, President Biden called Mr Naftali right away. Yeah, That's right. I mean, look. Part of the problem with with Biden in Netanyahu is that Netanyahu was the interim prime minister and it was in the middle of an election cycle. And it was a bit awkward for the president to call. Uh, Netanyahu when he was not the recognised prime minister. He was standing up for election in March, and it didn't want to look As if the United States was, you know, putting its fingers on the scale, so to speak, and didn't want to give Netanyahu will boost. There's also, of course, the history of these two men, and they had squared off before during the Obama years. In particular over the Iran nuclear deal, which the United States may be heading back into. The Israelis oppose that vehemently. But I do think that it's fair to say that the White House is probably welcoming a change at the top that there is an opportunity to reset relations. The only caveat that I would probably point out here is that then it will be no more warm to the idea of the Iran nuclear deal, And it could be that within a week or two. If the United States enters back into that deal, you have a new critic in Jerusalem, who will have just as A serving of rhetoric as Netanyahu. I noticed that Mr Netanyahu on his way out the door gave a very I would say inflammatory speech, likening the United States failing to do something Iran to FDR failing to bomb the railroads around Auschwitz. Do we expect this new coalition to be as adamant about Iran? And how is that going to sit with Mr Biden? Mr. Biden does apparently want to get a new deal with Iran. Yeah, he does, And and it's not sitting well in Israel to to put it mildly. Look, I think that one of the reasons why Netanyahu was able to stay honest prime Minister for 12 years and why he commanded so much respect inside the Israeli system is that he did take a very principled stand on the Iran nuclear deal. Most Israelis think it's a bad idea. Of course, Iran has vowed to destroy Israel on multiple occasions. And the idea of giving that regime tens or even hundreds of billions of dollars would probably not bode well for Israel, short term or long term, So the Israelis are very alarmed by this, and it's for that reason that they will oppose it. It will be safe for for Bennett to oppose it as well, thanks to Jonathan Schanzer Foundation for Defense of Democracies coming up one of President Clinton's transportation secretaries explains what the United States needs to do for infrastructure. That's next. You're listening to balance the power on Bloomberg Radio. This is Bloomberg. Jay Farner here, CEO of Rocket mortgage.
Mark Levin
Israel's New Unity Government Is a Sham
"Netanyahu and Israel and how this guy But he fought and fought and fought. And he really let him have it. The media in Israel is is really disgusting. Actually more disgusting than Army because there's really only a handful of conservative outlets altogether is no Fox News. In Hebrew in Israel. So they have nothing to that extent. But you have true Stalinist type hacks. Have been trying to take after this prime minister and obviously the people of Israel of like this prime minister. His party and he still got more votes than anybody else. She have a guy by the name of Naftali Bennett. Just listen quickly. He runs to the right of Netanyahu says he's not conservative enough. He runs in his own party. You need 120. Actually, they have 120 ministers. Excuse me, 100 and 20 members of the Knesset, their parliament. His party got six. Six. Lot less than 5%. He's now the sitting prime minister of Israel. He swings to the left, He embraces the left wing parties. He embraces the Arab Party, which is really a jihadi party movement. Because he wants to be prime minister is 48. He won't wait. It's absolutely unbelievable, actually. And so by one vote. Effectively. One member they take over the government. This guy lied to the people of Israeli lie to the people who voted in his party. Hundreds of thousands, Not many, but still To get what he wanted to get. And the media. Think this is a unity effort. It's a unity effort. Unity around what Have these disparate groups. Anti Zionist pro Zionist, most of them anti Anti American. In some cases hard left, they call them center left there. Nothing center left over there. They're hard left wing kooks. And this guy Naftali Bennett throws in with them because they say we'll make you the prime minister first, then the Styler full lap that he can be eaten getting behind.
KTAR 92.3FM
"naftali" Discussed on KTAR 92.3FM
"News. News flash. I'm Jamie West. Here's what you need to know right now, and you can tell this one. Bye Bye, baby and the sons are going to move on Sons. Excitement just keeps growing. As Phoenix has to the Western Conference finals. The Suns beat the Nuggets last night sweeping Denver and four games. The CDC says 62% of Americans, 12 and older have now had at least one dose of coronavirus vaccine more than 51% of fully vaccinated. Israel has a new prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu out after more than 12 years in office. His protege turned rival, Naftali Bennett, has been sworn in Netanyahu heading to the opposition and vowing to topple the new government. You're never more than 15 minutes away from today's top stories on Arizona's news station to our news. It's time for Katya, Ours community spotlight where we shine a light on companies and organizations who give light to our community. This morning, the spotlight is on the Arizona Science Center with its chief of science and curiosity. Sorry, Custer. Good morning. Sorry and just you know your titles. Awesome. Jamie and I are big fans of the Arizona Science Center. And I bet most people don't realize it's Arizona's largest provider of interactive stem education. So please tell us about the creative ways you all promote science technology engine. Engineering and math. Awesome. Well, first off. Yes, I actually have to say that my title is pretty cool, too, because I have the coolest job having a chance to explore curiosity here every single day at Arizona Science Center. And as you mentioned, you know, we are a provider of some opportunities. Most people know the science center here with our four walls. We have four floors, 300 hands on exhibits a giant screen theater fold on planetarium, a maker, space traveling exhibitions. But what a lot of people don't know is that we also go out into the community and provide a ton of services. Is out in schools, community centers, libraries and so much more. We're talking to Siri Custer. She is Chief of Science and curiosity at Arizona Science Center. You have cool stuff about every age, including preschoolers. Tell us more about the science centres. Pre K Science on Wheels program. Yes. So, actually, we're very excited because we've been able to expand that program based on a grant. We just got from PNC Foundation. Just this past fall to be able to expand, And I mean our youngest learners. They're the ones we want to hook right. We want them to go into life loving, stem loving science and whether they go into a stem career or not, We want that that knowledge that hook that face to be there. And with the grant that we got from PNC Foundation, we're able to provide stem learning for pre K learners, our earliest learners in our community, um, for more than 2000 of them now this summer and fall and also 250. Pre k educators as well. So what kind of stuff do you have going on at the science under this summer where parents can bring their kids? Well, I'm so glad you asked, because, of course, we have all the learning going on with our pre K programs outside the science center, But we love what we love is connecting to our students when it's not in school time. So like this summer, preventing the summer slide, both with our camps and then also with the activities we have going on on the floors like pop the science of Bubbles, which is brand new at the Science Center. You get a chance to play with bubbles but learn about the size. Hands behind them. We also just opened the art and science of Iraq nets, which is not your typical bug exhibit. It's a people exhibit where you learn how Iraq needs are connected to everything from music and food to art and even medicine. And it's really interesting because it has 100 live Iraq. It's the largest public display of long live Iraq needs. In North America. It's absolutely exciting, and that's not all. We also are opening build it this summer, which is an exhibition all about engineering. So our guest to be able to come in, build it. Test it, Tinker it and just have a chance to let their imaginations run wild building things. Everything from a cardboard construction area to some classic. You know, the special plastic building blocks that we're all familiar with the little ones that you never want to step on at home. Um, but done in a whole new way so again to explore engineering, and we're ready for a whole summer of fun and learning at the science. Center. You know, Jamie's face lit up just about everything you just said. Except for when you connected Iraq needs and food, Then she didn't get no. We're one of the women one of a few countries that doesn't have insects. Actually, as a source of protein and I have to admit I bought at that, too. I have eaten ants personally. I don't know that I'm ready to eat a tarantula or a scorpion and I got to be honest. So I'm there with you. I want to eat them back. That's what I want to, uh alright. Yeah, we're talking with Jerry Custer, who is with the Arrows. The science center. A lot of these programs made possible by donors and organizations, including PNC Foundation, which recently made a big donations. Something called the Grow Up Grand, right? It is. And that grant was for $50,000 to support our early learners. So how many other organizations give? Um a lot. I hate to say it that way. But we have you know, we're so fortunate. I have to be completely honest. And I know I just but we have, um you know dozens upon dozens of community supporters, individual supporters as well and we can always use more. Because that those dollars go to support education, both on site here and off site in our community and again if The last year has taught us anything. It's that how important stem understanding is on that base level to having an educated citizenry. So again building that base is really important and we're so happy to have both PNC Foundation and everybody else who has been able to contribute to us. By the way, PNC, um has created the grow up Great initiative. In fact, 16 years ago, the focus on quality early childhood education, so it's not new for PNC, but the fact that they have turned their focus on the Arizona Science Center is really great for all of us. How can other organizations? Maybe even private donors find out more about helping the Arizona Science Center promote stem education?.