CNN Coverage Of Israeli PM's Address To Congress
CNN Domestic and CNN International will jointly produce special coverage of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's address to Congress today.
Wolf Blitzer, Suzanne Malveaux and Hala Gorani will anchor, with Dana Bash, Elise Labott, Gloria Borger, Kevin Flower and Matthew Chance contributing reports and analysis from Washington, D.C. and Jerusalem.
In addition to television coverage, CNN will also stream Netanyahu's address on its mobile applications and CNN.com, where Elise Labott will host Foreign Policy magazine's Josh Rogin and Israeli spokesman Mark Regev in a live discussion focusing on the speech, its implications on peace efforts in the Middle East, and broader security issues around the region.
CNN special coverage begins at 10:45 (eastern) on CNN Domestic and CNN International.
Wolf Blitzer, Suzanne Malveaux and Hala Gorani will anchor, with Dana Bash, Elise Labott, Gloria Borger, Kevin Flower and Matthew Chance contributing reports and analysis from Washington, D.C. and Jerusalem.
In addition to television coverage, CNN will also stream Netanyahu's address on its mobile applications and CNN.com, where Elise Labott will host Foreign Policy magazine's Josh Rogin and Israeli spokesman Mark Regev in a live discussion focusing on the speech, its implications on peace efforts in the Middle East, and broader security issues around the region.
CNN special coverage begins at 10:45 (eastern) on CNN Domestic and CNN International.
Labels: CNN Domestic, CNN International, Dana Bash, Elise Labott, Gloria Borger, Hala Gorani, Kevin Flower, Matthew Chance, Suzanne Malveaux, Wolf Blitzer
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2:02 AM
1 Comments:
Again I complain about Matthew Chance's coverage of Israel. Prime Minister Nataniahu said that some settlements will have to be given up to a Palestenean State. Mr. Chance said that "none" will be sacrificed according to the Prime Minister. Please allow Mr. Chance to return to Russia - or perhaps to Antartica
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