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Orna Mizrahi and Yoram Schweitzer explain what each side achieves from this agreement, and how it is expected to affect the future of relations between Israel and Lebanon, and in particular the relationship between Israel and Hezbollah, against the background of Nasrallah's threats against Israel and the launch of drones toward the Karish gas field this past July. What are the factors that contributed to reaching an agreement at the current time? What is the role of the United States in this agreement? Can this agreement actually prevent an escalation of the military conflict between Israel and Hezbollah? What can we understand from the kinetic campaign (i.e., the launch of drones toward Karish), as well as the cognitive campaign that Hezbollah launched during the negotiations on the agreement? In the long term, does this agreement help maintain the balance of deterrence between Israel and Hezbollah, or encourage Hezbollah to provoke Israel more in the future, perhaps eventually leading to a military confrontation?

Hello and welcome to this week’s Bible in the News.This week in the news Israel and Lebanon made a historic agreement to resolve the territorial dispute over the Qana and Karish gas fields in the Mediterranean Sea. The agreement stopped short of normalizing relations between the two countries, the agreement includes Israel and Lebanon sharing the revenues from the Qana field through the energy giant Total.

The decades old Israel-Lebanon maritime border dispute is top of the running order again - with the planned start-up of Israel's drilling for gas in their offshore Karish field. But the hum of escalating rhetoric from Iranian-sponsored Shiite terror group Hezbollah threatens war. Their leader Hassan Nasrallah has repeatedly said it and some of Karish sits north of Lebanon's claimed line. Western Europe needs Mediterranean gas since Russia invaded Ukraine. Germany and the like need to extricate themselves from Putin's weaponisation of energy. Can Israel avoid war to become a regional energy power? And what about the Iranian protests at the same time as America attempts to renegotiate the JCPOA deal in Vienna? Edy Cohen's a native Arab speaker, born and raised in Beirut, now living in Israel. He has over half a million followers across the Arab world. He tweets Israeli and Jewish perspectives to the Muslim neighbourhood, delving deeper than almost anyone. Edy deals in absolutes, in realpolitik and it's the second time he's appeared on Jonny Goulds Jewish State. Israel's Foreign Ministry establishment doesn't like him because his outreach is both powerful and unrestrained by the filter of diplomatic niceties. That's why I like him, that's why you reacted so positively to him – and that's why he's back. Welcome Edy Cohen back to our podcast!

Welcome to The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing, your 15-minute audio update on what's happening in Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world, from Sunday through Thursday. Diplomatic correspondent Lazar Berman and news editor Amy Spiro join host Amanda Borschel-Dan. A tragic update to open the program: 18-year-old Sergeant Noa Lazar was killed last night when a gunman opened fire in a shooting attack at the Shuafat checkpoint in East Jerusalem. Lazar was a member of the Military Police's Erez battalion. A second casualty, a civilian guard, is still in serious condition at Hadassah Medical Center. Berman brings us the latest twists in the potential maritime border deal with Lebanon. The protests in Iran over the death of Mahsa Amini have entered a fourth straight week and sparked solidarity events all over the globe. Berman describes how the international community can support Iranian women. Spiro brings us the fascinating tale of the Miami Boys Choir -- who, incidentally, are not based in Florida at all. Discussed articles include: Soldier killed in East Jerusalem shooting identified as 18-year-old Noa Lazar Testing of gas pipeline set to start at Karish drilling site amid Hezbollah threats ‘Not afraid anymore': Iran protests enter 4th week in defiance of deadly crackdown Israelis rally in Jerusalem in solidarity with Iranian women protesters The Miami Boys Choir churned out generations of child stars. Where are they now? Subscribe to The Times of Israel Daily Briefing on iTunes, Spotify, PlayerFM, Google Play, or wherever you get your podcasts. IMAGE: The Miami Boys Choir in concert in Brooklyn in 2018. (Screenshot)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Israël a rejeté jeudi les amendements du Liban sur une proposition élaborée par les Américains visant à délimiter la frontière maritime entre les deux pays, une zone riche en gaz. Pourtant en début de semaine, un accord semblait être proche pour régler ce litige frontalier. La zone de litige se trouve en Méditerranée orientale où ont été découverts, ces dernières années, des gisements gaziers importants, ce qui attise les appétits des pays riverains et crée des tensions. Dans le cas d'Israël et du Liban, le différend concerne une zone maritime d'environ 1 430 km2 que les deux pays n'arrivent pas à délimiter. Cette zone est composée de deux gisements gaziers : Qana et Karish. Les deux pays voisins, officiellement en état de guerre, négocient pour résoudre ce litige frontalier depuis plus de deux ans, par l'intermédiaire des États-Unis. Un projet d'accord proposé le week-end dernier par les Américains semblait pourtant satisfaire les deux parties. Le gisement de Karish à Israël et celui de Qana au Liban Selon des médias et des responsables, le projet prévoit que le gisement de Karish demeure en Israël et celui de Qana au Liban. Mais l'état hébreu toucherait une partie des revenus issus de l'exploitation du champ gazier libanais. Si la proposition a été accueillie favorablement par le gouvernement israélien, l'exécutif libanais lui a fait quelques modifications dont on ne connait pas encore le contenu. Un accord aurait pourtant permis au Liban, plongé dans une crise économique et énergétique sans précédent, de lancer l'exploration de gaz offshore. Surtout que le pays doit attendre entre trois et cinq ans pour lancer la production de gaz. Israël futur fournisseur incontournable de l'Europe ? De son côté, Israël maintient qu'il commencera l'exploitation du gisement de Karish, même sans accord. L'État hébreu compte sur ce champ gazier, prêt à produire, pour augmenter ses livraisons de gaz vers l'Union européenne malgré les menaces du mouvement libanais Hezbollah. L'Israël, qui extrait déjà du gaz dans ses gisements en Méditerranée, compte devenir un partenaire énergétique stratégique pour l'Europe. Le pays dispose de réserves gazières offshore estimées à 1 000 milliards de mètres cubes, dont la moitié pourrait alimenter le vieux continent. ►À lire aussi : Le litige gazier entre le Liban et Israël enflamme les réseaux

Jonny Gould hosts the biggest international stories this week. We cover the UN General Assembly and Security Council meetings in New York, the fracking moratorium lifted in the UK and the start of work on the Karish gas field in the Med between Israel and Lebanon. It's also the second anniversary of the Abraham Accords with continuing negotations over the JCPOA Iran nuclear deal and growing civil protests in Iran. The bulletin also includes two exclusive interviews with Jason Greenblatt, author of President Trump's Peace Plan and Jon Medved, OurCrowd CEO. Additionally, there is audio interview actuality with US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken, UK Foreign Secretary James Cleverly, UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Kwasi Kwarteng, UK Business Secretary Jacob Rees-Mogg, UK opposition climate spokesman and former Labour leader Ed Miliband.

On today's Watchman Newscast, host Erick Stakelbeck breaks down Israel's new game changing "Gabriel 5" anti-ship naval missile system. Amid tensions with Lebanon over the Karish gas field, is the Jewish State sending a message to Hezbollah? Plus, Vladimir Putin's latest provocation. The Russian president issues a nuclear threat to the West and an announcement for the “partial mobilization” of 300,000 troops. How should the world respond to Putin's escalations? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's Watchman Newscast, host Erick Stakelbeck highlights a looming showdown between Israel and Hezbollah. The Iran-backed terror group is threatening to attack Israel over its soon-to-be operational Karish natural gas field. Will Israel cross Hezbollah's so-called “red line”? Plus, Iran faces international criticism after a 22-year-old woman is declared brain dead just hours after reports spread that she was beaten and arrested by the Iranian regime's “morality police.” Will growing protests over her death rock the Iranian regime? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

- حذر الرئيس الأمريكي جو بايدن نظيره الروسي فلاديمير بوتين من مغبة اللجوء إلى الأسلحة النووية أو الكيميائية التكتيكية في الحرب على أوكرانيا.- نقلت صحيفة نيويورك تايمز عن مسؤولين أمريكيين قولهم إن الرئيس الروسي فلاديمير بوتين قد يفكر في نوع من التعبئة العسكرية الإضافية ردا على النكسات الأخيرة لقواته في أوكرانيا.- قال الكرملين إن روسيا ستستخدم السلاح النووي بناء على عقيدتها النووية فقط. - قال المستشار الألماني أولاف شولتس إنه يتعين على ألمانيا الاستعداد لاحتمال وقف روسيا إمدادات النفط بعد وقفها إمدادات الغاز.- نقلت بلومبيرغ عن متحدث باسم وزارة الطاقة الإيطالية قوله إن روما تلقت إخطارا كتابيا من فرنسا باحتمال توقف إمدادات الطاقة.أعلن نائب رئيس الوزراء الروسي ألكسندر نوفاك أن خط الغاز المسمى بقوة سيبيريا-اثنان المتجه نحو آسيا سيكون بديلا لخط أنابيب نورد ستريم-اثنان المتجه إلى أوروبا. - قال الأمين العام لحزب الله اللبناني حسن نصر الله إنه لا يمكن السماح باستخراج النفط والغاز من حقل كاريش قبل حصول لبنان على مطالبه المحقة.- وزارة الطاقة الإسرائيلية أعلنت استعدادها لربط منصة استخراج الغاز الطبيعي في حقل كاريش KARISH في البحر المتوسط بمنظومة أنابيب النقل البرية.

On today's Watchman Newscast, host Erick Stakelbeck unpacks the major fallout from the uptick of Israeli airstrikes in Syria. A senior Israel Defense Forces officer has revealed that Hezbollah and other Iran-backed militias in Syria are beginning to withdraw from the region following a series of offensives attributed to Israel. Plus, amid ongoing maritime contention with Hezbollah, Israel is set to connect the Karish offshore gas rig to the Jewish state's gas network. Defense Minister Benny Gantz has warned that Lebanon would pay the price for any Hezbollah attack on its offshore gas field. Are we headed for a major showdown on the high seas? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Gantz: Lebanon will pay the price if Hizbullah attacks Karish rig. Maccabi Haifa 1 PSG 3. Jonathan Pollard announces engagement. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Aviv Kochavi has  warned Hizbullah against acting on its threat to attack either the Karish drilling platform or any other Israeli target.  An unnamed Israeli political official said that Israel intended to “operate Karish the moment the work is completed, and any attack on the platform will be met with our response,” adding, “The Lebanese government needs to make a decision.”   US Special Envoy  Amos Hochstein, after talks last week with Israeli and Lebanese officials,  spoke optimistically about the Israeli-Lebanese negotiations and said that very good progress had been made. Senior Lebanese officials also said that most of the issues have been resolved. The right-wing Jerusalem-based policy forum Kohelet says a referendum must be held to approve any agreement with Lebanon on a maritime border. KAN's Mark Weiss spoke with lawyer Avraham Shalev from the Kohelet Forum legal department. (Photo:AP)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Since the Russian invasion into Ukraine, one thing that's been on a lot of people's minds (especially Europeans) is energy. Back in 2010, Israel had somewhat of an energy revolution. From a country that relied almost exclusively on imported energy, Israel suddenly became energy rich, along with certain corporations - some might even say they became filthy rich. The discovery of the Tamar, Leviathan, Karish and Tanin gas fields under the Mediterranean sea was no less than striking flammable gold. And it indeed sparked a fiery debate across Israel. Delek, Noble and a relatively small Israeli company called Ratio were the main ones responsible for finding and extracting the gas - but should they retain the rights to profit from it? Today, we're joined by one of the key figures in this debate, Professor David Gilo, former Director-General of the Israeli Antitrust Authority. Prof. Gilo received his doctoral degree from Harvard Law, he taught at Tel Aviv University for many years and he's won countless awards. We are thrilled to be joined by Professor David Gilo today to talk about Israel's natural resources and monopoly power. (Photo by Gadi Ohad)

In the north, the IDF is on alert, Iron Dome batteries are deployed and the navy has reinforced its presence around the Karish natural gas fields in the eastern Mediterranean. This as Hizbullah Has reportedly carried out the largest mobilization of its forces since the 2066 Second Lebanon War. Lt.-Col. (reserves) Sarit Zehavi, CEO and founder of Alma research and education center, said Hizbullah has been steadily beefing up its forces along the Israeli frontier. She told reporter Arieh O'Sullivan that Nasrallah wants to raise tensions in order to prevent any signs of normalization to be created in the US-mediated talks between the two countries. (photo: alma) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hizbullah Secretary General Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah has warned that if his demands in the negotiations over the maritime border with Israel were not met,  the terror organization would escalate tensions.   “The issues of the maritime border, the Karish gas field and the issues of oil and gas—are unrelated to the nuclear agreement,” Nasrallah said with respect to the recent exchange of proposals between the world powers and Iran.  “If Lebanon gets what it wants, there will be quiet. If not, we will escalate.”  The dispute between Israel and Lebanon centers over demarcation of the maritime border in the Mediterranean sea. KAN's Mark Weiss spoke with Middle East strategic intelligence  analyst Avi Melamed and asked him how seriously we should take the Hizbullah threats. (Photo:Flash90)   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

IDF bolsters troops in Gaza periphery amid concerns of Islamic Jihad attack. Security work discusses planned activities on Karish gas rig, amid efforts to resolve Israel-Lebanon maritime border dispute. Likud leader Netanyahu unveils campaign economic planSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's Watchman Newscast, host Erick Stakelbeck unpacks the latest in a series of threats from Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. The terror chief claimed all Israeli land and sea “targets” are within the range of the terror group's missiles and warned Israel against extracting gas from the Karish gas field. Could a conflict with Hezbollah drag the entire region into a war that would also see all terror groups and Iranian proxies take part? Key insight and analysis from Alma Research and Education Center CEO Sarit Zehavi. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Judge in Zadorov retrial says new evidence not game-changing. Settlers plan outpost campaign. Prime Minister Lapid flies over Karish gas rig amid heightened Hezbollah rhetoric. Sheba, Beilinson top Health Ministry quality of care index.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Voltamos à nossa programação normal. Episódio completo e bombástico. Netanyahu se complica na justiça, desistências políticas e acirramento das relações no norte. Bloco 1 - Crise na nomeação do novo ramatkal: Gali Barbi-Myara não decide o que fazer e deputados do Likud a ameaçam. - Depoimento de Hadas Klein sobre a pasta 1.000 pode incriminar Netanyahu. Bloco 2 - Yuval Shteinitz e Issawi Freij deixam a política. - Yair Golan anuncia que vai se candidatar nas primárias do Meretz. - Yuli Edelstein desiste de disputar com Bibi. - Avoda anuncia primárias. BLoco 3 - Hezbollah tenta atingir Karish, plataforma de extração de gás natural na costa israelense. Gantz e Lapid acusam Irã. Governo do Líbano reprime os agressores. Bloco do Esporte com Nelson Burd. Episódio #146 do podcast "Do Lado Esquerdo do Muro", com Marcos Gorinstein e João Miragaya.

Welcome to The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing, your 15-minute audio update on what's happening in Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world, from Sunday through Thursday. Editor David Horovitz and military correspondent Emanuel Fabian join host Amanda Borschel-Dan in today's episode. The IDF said yesterday that it had successfully intercepted three drones flown by the Lebanese Hezbollah terror group that were heading for the Karish gas field off Israel's Mediterranean coast. We're hearing reports that the IDF had advanced information. How did that influence the interception? According to Israeli television, also yesterday morning, the IDF allegedly hit a Syrian town near the port city of Tartus that was apparently the site of Iranian attempts to bring “game changing” air defense systems to Syria. The IDF hasn't acknowledged the strike, but if true, what is different about this operation? The new election date is set for November 1 but there's still some last-minute business that has to be taken care of before the campaigns can really and truly be revved up. Horovitz brings us up to speed. Prime Minister Yair Lapid gave his inaugural address in his new office last night. What were Horovitz's takeaways? Lapid has already moved to Balfour, but not exactly to the residence. Where is he and why? Finally, we speak briefly about our second ToI@10 event this Wednesday night, celebrating a decade of The Times of Israel with an evening of archaeology. Discussed articles include: IDF had advance intel on Hezbollah attempt to launch drones at Karish gas field IDF shoots down 3 Hezbollah drones heading for Karish gas field Syria says Israeli jets conduct rare daytime airstrike on southern coast Alleged Israeli strike in Syria targeted ‘game changing' Iranian air defenses — TV Without naming him, Lapid seeks to portray Netanyahu as Israel's national nemesis Lapid moves into ‘secure' apartment near PM's residence, amid construction work TICKETS for the LIVE EVENT: Hi-tech archaeology reveals secrets of ancient Jerusalem's destructions Subscribe to The Times of Israel Daily Briefing on iTunes, Spotify, PlayerFM, Google Play, or wherever you get your podcasts. IMAGE: Israeli caretaker Prime Minister Yair Lapid arrives for the first cabinet meeting days after lawmakers dissolved parliament, in Jerusalem, July 3, 2022. (Gil Cohen-Magen/Pool via AP) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Met vandaag: Covid cijfers; politievrijwilliger doodgereden; Bennett waarschuwt dat Iran binnen korte tijd kernwapens heeft; satellietbeelden bewijzen dat Karish gasveld 10 km van zee grens Libanon ligt; politiek situatie nog onrustig; proces Olmert tegen Netanyahu gestart en veel meer nieuws uit Israël. 

Ed and Hamish are back from their respective gallivants and join Allister to talk FPSOs, conferences and recycling.   Israel has warned Hezbollah and Lebanon not to interfere with Energean's activities on the Karish field, as tensions rise about who has rights to the area.   Aberdeen's All-Energy shaped hole will soon be filled after AREG announced plans to hold the Energy Futures Conference and Exhibition at the P&J Live later this year.   And there's good news for those that want to eat their dinner of an old wind turbine blade, as a new partnership tries to find novel ways of disposing of the pesky things.     About Energy Voice Energy Voice investigates and reports on what matters in global energy, helping sector leaders understand the geopolitical and economic factors underpinning current events, and giving them a view on what's coming over the horizon. Each year, 3.4m professionals use Energy Voice as a trusted source of breaking news and insight. For more information on how you can speak to those professionals across multiple platforms to build your brand and generate actionable business leads, visit energyvoice.com/content-services. For a 30 day free trial subscription to the Energy Voice website and app, visit energyvoice.com/subscriptions.

The Jerusalem Post Podcast with Yaakov Katz and Lahav Harkov. Lahav and Tamar talk about the seemingly short life expectancy of Iranian nuclear scientists, Lebanon's threats at the new Karish gas reservoir, and US President Joe Biden's postponed visit to Israel. Then, Lahav speaks with Binyamin regional council mayor Israel Ganz about the surprisingly mixed reactions towards the Knesset's vote against Judea and Samaria in the West Bank. Our podcast is available on Google Play, Apple Podcasts and Spotify.     

Esther en Joop zitten weer aan hun keukentafel en praten over Covid in Israël; politiek in Israël; berg joden in Azerbeidzjan; Karish gasveld en Hezbollah; Bennett in Abu Dhabi; feiten over de Westbank en wat verder in het NIW is te lezen.

Le torchon brûle de nouveau entre le Liban et Israël. Au cœur de ces tensions, le champ gazier de Karish, située à la frontière maritime entre les deux pays. Une plateforme flottante s'est postée dans cette zone contestée, avec pour objectif de commencer à exploiter du gaz pour l'État hébreu. Les deux pays voisins avaient entamé en octobre 2020 des négociations inédites sous l'égide de Washington pour délimiter leur frontière maritime dans cette zone maritime riche en hydrocarbures.

Welcome to The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing, your 15-minute audio update on what's happening in Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world, from Sunday through Thursday. Military correspondent Emanuel Fabian and Religions correspondent Judah Ari Gross join host Amanda Borschel-Dan. Senior US diplomat Amos Hochstein will travel to Beirut next week to discuss Lebanon's dispute with Israel over maritime drilling in the Karish offshore natural gas field. Fabian explains how the IDF is preparing to defend Israeli interests. On the heals of an in-depth feature on the mainstreaming of Jewish prayer on the Temple Mount, Gross delves into how Israelis today view the struggle. Who supports and who most definitely does not? Yesterday the IDF announced that it would open more combat roles to female fighters, beyond the mixed-gender light infantry units where some already serve. What is new here? Gross reports on pioneering religious women who have recently been granted state recognition as halachic advisors. Who does this actually affect and who is paying them? Discussed articles include: Top general threatens to target Hezbollah operatives who are building at the border Fighting rabbinic ban, Jewish activists push Temple Mount prayer toward mainstream IDF expands combat roles for women, but says most are not cut out for elite units In milestone, Israeli government to pay salaries of female religious authorities Subscribe to The Times of Israel Daily Briefing on iTunes, Spotify, PlayerFM, Google Play, or wherever you get your podcasts. Image: Soldiers of the Bardales Battalion prepare for urban warfare training on an early foggy morning, near Nitzanim in the Arava area of southern Israel, on July 13, 2016. (Hadas Parush/Flash90) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chevron temporarily shut in its Tamar gas platform amid escalating violence between Israel and Hamas last month. How serious were the threats to the offshore gas infrastructure? Do we expect the agreement between Delek Drilling and Mubadala to proceed? Will these new tensions between Israel and Palestine affect the Israeli-Arab normalisation, especially in terms of trade and commerce? Do investments in Israel's upstream sector look riskier now? 

Joseph Murphy, News Editor of Natural Gas World, brings us an overview of the latest main developments impacting the natural gas world. This week: Energean clinches more Karish gas deals, Chevron gets Israeli greenlight for Noble takeover, Eni finds extra gas off Egypt, Argentina to advance Vaca Muerta infrastructure and Russia eyes IPO at state shipping giant.

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