breathe something of a sigh of relief. this morning after a successful interception of hundreds of missiles and drones . those were unleashed by iran, sending that arsenal in retaliation for the april first attack on the iranian consulate in syria that also housed iranian military assets. hello, everybody. i'm jonathan hunt, live in los angeles. it is, of course, daylight now in israel, where they are assessing the damage following iran's first ever direct military assault on israeli territory. that damage appears to be minimal, with israel's air defense systems along with us military action taking out. we are told 99% of the iranian drones and missiles that were fired. but the message iran wanted to send is very clear together with our allies and partners, we are

operating at a at we're operating at full force to defend the state of israel and the people of israel. we will continue to fulfill this mission. the white house continues to monitor the situation very closely. president biden has been in contact with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and mr. biden released a statement late saturday night saying in part, quote, at my direction to support the defense of israel, the us military moved aircraft and ballistic missile defense destroyers to the region over the course of the past week. thanks to these deployments and the extraordinary skill of our service members, we helped israel take down nearly all of the incoming drones and missiles. for the very latest. now on this unfolding situation , let's turn to fox news correspondent stephanie bennett. live from london. stephanie. jonathan. yeah it

was a real team effort that seemed to be succeeded tonight. of course, more than 300 targets were intercepted. the idf just released by the israel defense system, along with their allies. videos show explosions and fireballs over jerusalem as israeli air defenses worked to defeat iran's unprecedented attack. now the idf, as you mentioned, said 99% of the drones or missiles were shot down before they entered israeli airspace, some of which were launched from iraq and yemen. the idf also claims that not a single cruise missile entered israeli territory. israel's minister of defense praising their international partners tonight, saying our support from international allies was always tight, but tonight it was unprecedented. we have thwarted the most significant wave of the attack, and we did so successfully. israeli air defenses with support from the us, jordan and the uk, intercepted many of those

drones and some cruise missiles over syria, iraq and jordan before they reached israel. about 2 a.m. local time, the u.s. shot down approximately 70 iranian drones and multiple ballistic missiles. now, the uk also sent raf jets to the region. there was slight damage. we're hearing to the infrastructure of an air base, but reports show it did minimal damage. of course, after a busy last few hours, u.s. defense officials say it appears the attacks have paused for now. israel's minister of defense saying the campaign is not over yet. we must remain alert and attentive and must be prepared for every scenario. this, of course, is the islamic republic's first ever direct attack on the jewish state, raising the risk of a broader regional confrontation. ian to surely ensue. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, took to social media, saying we were intercepted in our break together, we will win. once the drones set off, of course, they took a few hours to travel from iran over to israel, so everyone had a brief heads up to prepare and to get in place.

but that attack, as you mentioned, was imminent after an israeli air strike earlier this month in the iranian embassy over in damascus in syria. so this attack was imminent, and we were thinking it could have happened any moment this weekend, and it surely did. now of course, this is a developing story. we'll continue to bring the latest when we get it. jonathan and steph presumably the united nations is going to do some thing, however meaningful or meaningless that might be. what do we know about the un at this point? yes, that is exactly right. they are set to convene tomorrow for an emergency meeting that's going to be around 4:00 eastern time. now, the meeting was requested by israel, who wrote a letter to the council's president, and they said that they were accusing iran of violating the international obligations, of being the architect of instability for years against its its proponents there. jonathan. steph, thank you. we'll be very interesting later

today, later sunday, to monitor what the chinese and russian delegations means, of course, at the united nations have to say about this. their comments will be, well worth listening to. the white house, of course, has already been speaking out. politicians on capitol hill also doing so monitoring the situation in israel. for more on political reaction to all of this, let's turn now to fox news correspondent chanley painter. hello, chanley. hello, jonathan. here in the u.s, the white house releasing a statement from president biden condemning iran's attack, attacks against israel. the president spoke on the phone with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to, quote, reaffirm america's ironclad commitment to the security of israel. the statement goes on to say the president will convene with fellow g7 leaders to coordinate a united diplomatic response. later today. meanwhile, former president trump addressed the attacks at a campaign rally in

pennsylvania. watch i want to say god bless the people of israel. they're under attack right now. that's that's because we show great weakness. this would not happen. the weakness that we've shown is unbelievable, and it would not have happened if we were in office. you know that. they know that. everybody knows that. but america prays for israel. we send our absolute support to everyone in harm's way. iran's actions are also garnering reaction from members of congress on both sides of the aisle, including from the house majority leader, steve scalise, announcing that the house will now refocus this week's agenda from themed legislation to an aid package for israel posting, quote, the house of representatives stands strongly with israel and there must be consequences for this unprovoked attack. also, senate majority leader chuck schumer releasing a statement saying, quote, we stand shoulder to shoulder with the people of israel and iran's regime must

take immediate steps to ratchet down their recklessly aggressive behavior. it can be expected schumer's stance to garner criticisms from republicans since just weeks ago, schumer took to the floor to condemn netanyahu, calling for new elections there in israel. but it seems now congress is primed to tackle bipartisan support legislation as soon as possible. jonathan chanley painter. thank you very much indeed. we're joined now by rabbi hiemenz from the chabad of bel air here in los angeles. rabbi, thank you so much for being with us this saturday evening here in l.a. sunday, of course, now, in israel. and let me first, rabbi, ask you simply for your reaction to this unprecedented iranian attack. we knew that this was coming. iran told us this is coming. the fact that they were telling it to us and they shot missiles, slow balls.

it's like slow ball pitching. and they shot it, not just from iran, but from so many different places. they were testing. how well is israel's defense? it wasn't just an attack. they had to do something just to show face. but when they what they really did was, can we over whelm the system of israel 99. thank god for the beautiful systems that we have. but the beautiful thing is, is the shrapnel that falls from the sky. unfortunately, one child was hurt, but israel, literally with its allies, told iran, back off. and they now learned how we know how to defend does so. rabbi, given that they they, they the iranians have seen just how well israel can defend its air space from cruise missiles, from ballistic missiles, from these kind of drones. is that enough? should israel not retaliate

militarily? israel always should preempt when they realize something is about to happen. whenever israel preempts, they win. we did it to the nuclear reactor in iraq. the whole world condemned israel. but behind the scenes they said, thank you. when we did a preemptive strike, the six day war, it was over in six days when america told us, do not preempt. before the yom kippur war, we took on too many casualties, and it goes on forever. you must understand israel has to recognize if they're about to be attacked. it's okay to do a preempt. now, does that mean that the entire region is going to blow up in flames? let's be honest, saudi arabia would like to see iran go down. some of the big players. look, even jordan joined in today to shoot down some missiles. iran is a cancer to many of the countries that live around them. the abraham accords is a is a thorn in the

eyes of iran. there's a reason why many countries want to make peace with israel, but iran just did a little test. all they needed to do is save face. did you notice how many people you showed a video in the last hour? how many people were dancing in the streets in iran? i couldn't even see 200 people there. usually they have masses of people. the people of iran, believe it or not, are standing with israel. it's the regime that is controlling a lot. what goes on in iran. it strikes me to some extent. you talk about it being a test, a rabbi, but it strikes me to some extent that iran was almost not wanting to succeed here, that they telegraphed this. they then said, we're sending we're sending drones. they're going to take a few hours to get there. they know very well just how good israel's air defense systems is. and it does seem to me that there is an argument to be made that they just want to

be able to say to their people whose information is limited by the regime, hey, look at us. we just fired 300 missiles and drones at the israelis. aren't we doing a great job in attacking israel? but they didn't really want to invite the huge retaliation that they could have got. had this attack been successful in any way. you're 100% right. the fact that we've knocked out 99% is a testament to technology. it's a testament to the will of our defense forces and also everybody has to realize we do have a god on our side. we do have a god on our side. with that being said, and i'm being very serious. besides having gotten outside, iran cannot get into a big war. and the reason why they cannot get into a big war, because they have too many countries around them that would literally like to go into a fight. if everybody else goes in, they know it. america does not want to get into a big war. they don't want to get into

this, obviously, because it's an election year. they don't want to be an aggressor. what they would love to see is everything come down. if everything comes down, maybe the streets in america will calm down. so they're really trying. let's not. they told israel, don't go and retaliate. israel is going to do what israel has to do. rabbi i wonder you've just, completed shabbat, i wonder on friday night, as you sat down in for a shabbat dinner, what the conversation is like for israelis, for those of us, for those of us who are not israelis, those of us who are not jewish, how do you how do people feel with, given what israel has gone through for the last six months? and i know it's a lot longer, but for that but just the extraordinary trials of the last six months and now this, what were people talking about on friday night, friday, we knew that there was

a threat, that something may happen. so around the shabbat tables all around the world was the following. number one, we're praying for the hostages. number two, there's frustration in jewish people all around the world. why hasn't america put pressure on egypt? get the millions of refugees that need a place to run out. just get them out the moment they're out of gaza, israel can finish the job in two weeks. boom. it's over, for the world wants hamas. so we pray to god for the safety of our hostages that are still there, not just the israeli ones. i'm an american for the americans and all the other ones that are there. the second thing was that we're all thinking about is what will iran do? and of course, after living through the holocaust just 75 years ago, many people have parents and grandparents who lived it, and they're talking at the table. oh my god, is this going to happen at my table today in the afternoon , we had the word coming in that there was 200 missiles. we

found out later 300 missiles were coming in and everybody around the table going like this, what should we do? and i said, whoa, do not get scared. do not get upset. we do. and i actually said, we have a god. yeah. when the sabbath is over, watch what the news will be. and i'm so happy. rabbi man said, it's always wonderful to talk to you. we thank you for being here this late night here in l.a. and we will be back here on fox news with continuing coverage of iran's unprecedented assault on israel. we'll be back

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>> imposter to the united states, 6:00 a.m. there. thank you for getting up with us, or not going to bed. your thoughts about the nature of these 200 rockets headed in your direction? >> a game changer, a game changer. before people in the middle east could pretend when iran sends hezbollah tissue hundred event

sends hamas to buyer thousands of rockets at israel somehow iran is not involved and now that vail has been removed, iran is directly involved. the firing of 200 cruise missiles, fairy big accurate missiles, difficult to intercept caught drones, expressive drones at israel is an act of war, it can't be put on to anybody else so we are in a different ballgame as of tonight. israel responds immediately will be a factor of how much damage was actually caused according to military spokesman. the damage was minimal, and young girl was injured. we have the final tally but the fact that iran it can fire at us that amount of weaponry and just walk away, that is lala land, that's likely to happen.

we are waiting to see what our allies do insight. >> saudi arabia calling for restraint but don't you to answer what you think the consulate was in damascus, a violation of un charter have a better, many boot people believing it's right in damascus make it could be different military headquarters. i come from the policy, once you is your embassy as a military headquarters to carry out acts of aggression in another state, loses his symptomatic immunity, is just a military headquarters. the military in the building plotting to make attacks on israel from syria, it's got

immunity? what world? israel had every right and even a duty to take out both leaders. >> what's it like on the ground? are used to being a regional conflict especially since october 7, what was it like today knowing other be in the world knew this attack was coming? >> we felt as we always feel, we are secure, strength, unafraid. i'm sitting here all night long, my family is not afraid but we take precautions. most of our apartments have a field drink, secure rooms, school has been called off for 48 hours, large event, weddings call office zero we are not cavalier about it but we are not covered either by any stretch of the amount of nation. iran thinks it somehow.to subdue

us or intimidate because even with 200 cruise missiles. >> just going over exchanges tween this administration and your administration and israel, antony blinken said if israel keeps disrupting gaza but they are becoming indistinguishable from hamas. the president of united states and basically lets everyone know he plastic be on the phone today before they give the secretary of state time to speak out against you, how would you characterize your relationship between the u.s. and israel right now? >> on that level, the relationship is strained. united states continues to provide imitation for israel. tonight the united states helped a great number of these drones and cruise missiles and i completely expected that, regional conflicts like this in the united states by our side, remarks about hamas equating are

very painful but also injurious to israel and the united states. why would hamas agree to a temporary cease-fire and release hostages if the message is again and again, hold on? get a couple hundred palestinians were killed in this war because that's what happened when hamas hides be timed civilians even though we are trying to avoid that and the united states and israel will break ranks and imposed cease-fire. the chromatically, it makes no sense. >> you cannot leave the terrorist organization together and headquarters so i think the prime minister made that clear, hopefully president biden understands that. thanks so much, appreciate it. joining us right now, former foreign policy advisor and genius of israel.

this is unprecedented, we've never seen iran attack from their soil and go after with this type of velocity against israel. you heard him say it's a game changer, is that how you view it? >> we've known this circle of fair strategy toward israel, to using proxies around israel. hamas and the south, obviously the houthis, syria on israel's order so this whole strategy of having proxies terrorize israel revoking israel to respond to proxies never respond to erin directly. tonight change that, iran fired a massive barrage, they intended to hit israeli soil. in that sense i agree with ambassador will warren and puts israel and a new normal because unless israel now, there are

encouraging things we saw but with that said, your response some way that's meaningful that runs the risk of normalizing this idea that iran can directly hit israel from its own soil. , now every and being able to launch what they watched tonight without any response would set a new precedent. >> they put out an immediate statement saying essentially iran's military reaction was a response to their aggression against the tip about preside presidents, it can be deemed concluded. everyone i've talked to set they've not concluded and you said it can't be concluded but it could happen worse. hezbollah started with their hundred thousand rocket arsenal at the same time and what hamas had left in the south and iran over the top, do you agree it

could have been worse? >> it could happen but there was one other factor was critical, one that was extraordinary u.s. israeli cooperation in the recent days and have been quite critical including conversation with you on your radio show in recent weeks of the biden f ministrations distancing from israel, politically diplomatically the un, publicly in ways that i think send confusing messages to hamas and to iran that's been unhelpful. however, in recent days the administration has sent a strong message that the u.s. was locking arms with israel, the central command was in israel yesterday and i think the coordination between the u.s. military and idf has been deep and tight and i think there's a wonderful capabilities providing to israel that were important

and the most important factor is we learned in the days ahead about very important and encouraging cooperation between israel and arab countries in the region, i think the damage that was done to israel present as minimal as it was despite the large garage by iran from limited damage was made in part because israel worked closely with saudi arabia, jordan and other countries in the region with real damage. >> the abraham accords were successful but iran was the problem in this a penetration said iran, let's pretend like it's old times and be friends. they locked in our face and everyone is paying the price. so much on a saturday night. appreciate it. meanwhile, we will monitor breaking news out of the middle east and over israel to see if the rockets have subsided.

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israel awake and on edge. overnight after iran unleashed hundreds of missiles and drones in retaliation for the april 1st attack on the iranian consulate in syria. there are reports of injuries a seven year old israeli girl said to be in critical condition after being hit by shrapnel. i'm jonathan hunt, live in los angeles. it is daylight now, obviously well into the morning in israel, where they are looking to assess the damage following iran's first ever direct military assault on israeli territory. that damage is minimal, with israel's air defense systems, along with u.s. military action taking out 999. we are told of all of the iranian drones and missiles, but the message iran wanted to send is very clear the

unprecedented revenge mission now pushing an already tense region, even closer to a wider war, multiple thresholds have been crossed here that have not been crossed before, and i think it is correct to say that, we're going to be looking at a new middle east in the future. the white house is, of course, monitoring the situation very closely. president biden has been in contact with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. president biden releasing a statement late on saturday night that said in part, quote, at my direction to support the defense of israel. the us military moved aircraft and ballistic missile defense destroyers to the region over the course of the past week. thanks to these deployments and the extraordinary skill of our service members, we helped israel take down nearly all of the incoming drones and

missiles. for the very latest on this fast developing situation, let's turn to fox news correspondent stephanie bennett. live from london. hello, stephanie. hey, jonathan . yeah. latest numbers show that there were more than 300 missiles and drones that were intercepted. and now many of those coming from iran. but we're also hearing that some of them were launched from iraq and also in yemen. now, this, of course, is the islamic republic's first ever direct attack on the jewish state, raising the risk of a broader regional confrontation to surely ensue. israel's minister of defense, praising their international partners tonight, saying our support from international allies was always tight. but tonight it was unprecedented. and israel's minister of defense also saying that the campaign is not over yet. we must remain alert and attentive and must be prepared for every scenario. world leaders also reacting here in the uk, prime minister rishi sunak posting on social media saying he condemns in the

strongest terms the iranian regime's reckless attack against israel. the uk will continue to stand up for israel's security. canadian prime minister he also said in part, quote, we stand with israel. these attacks demonstrate yet again the iranian regime's disregard for peace and stability in the region. we support israel's right to defend itself. the european union's foreign affairs chief called the attack unprecedented escalation and a grave threat to regional security, and the german ambassador to israel saying germany's solidarity with israel, with israelis tonight, whom iran is terrorizing with this unprecedented and ruthless attack, and the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, also posting on x his latest saying, quote, we were intercepted in our break together. we will win. for now, the un security council will convene later today, sunday, of course, for an emergency meeting. and again, we will bring you the very latest information when we get it. jonathan stef. thank you. that un security council meeting

will certainly be an interesting one. we will all be watching, obviously, to see what china and russia in particular say at that security council meeting. a couple of quick updates. i want to bring everybody here. iran has apparently sent a message. this is from the reporting of reuters to the united states via switzerland, warning that it's the us bases will be targeted if washington backed any retaliation by israel. iran's revolutionary guard commander has said that tehran will retaliate against any israeli retaliation on its interests, officials or citizens. so we are now in this dangerous situation where israel is weighing how it responds. does it respond militarily? if it does, does that up the ante? if it if it responds and then iran responds again, where does this all end?

that's the situation we are now in. we're now joined by rabbi haim mintz from the chabad of bel air here in l.a. rabbi, thank you for being with us. i wonder what you make of that. iran's renewed threats both against israel. if you retaliate, we'll hit you even harder. and if you, the us back israel in retaliation will hit you too. well, they have to say something and they're trying to , you know, use their muscle. they already attacked many of the bases of americans. we didn't really do anything. so they already recognize that many of our bases are open target. so that is the threat. and it won't look good for our president, who is right now having an election. but you got to realize something. you can't allow a thug to run the message. what you need to do is, is recognize is that we are america. we're it. and we

cannot allow the world to bully us around. if we do, then there's going to be a lot of casualties around the world. israel is very, very. very, very proud of the entire world that is standing with them, especially the people that helped them defend their beautiful country today. thank god nothing got through. and most of all, i, as an american, i'm very proud that my country is helping my relatives that live in israel to be safe. i don't want this war. i don't want this war. i don't want the war in gaza. i don't want the war in the north. but the jewish people are not going away from our homeland. and this is what it's all about. they want you and me off. they want us all off. israel has already fought eight wars, but they started zero. not one of them. you must understand. we've been attacked and we've won in every generation, as you had the israeli ambassador say

in the previous segment. and every generation we say on passover, there is an enemy that stands up to try to destroy us, but god stands and watches over us. i don't think iran wants another holiday for the jewish people. rabbi mintz, we are short on time, right now, but we thank you for your always thoughtful analysis of what israel is going through and continues to go through. and as we have been saying, what it has been through over the last 24 hours is this attack from iran, 300 missiles and drones fired at israeli territory, 99% of those taken down by the israeli defense forces, in coordination with the united states. it is an ongoing situation. we will

now with breaking news on iran's air raid on israel, 200 rockets, missiles and drums together have gone into israel, most of which knocked out of the sky. some of which have mentioned on a military base. trey yingst on the ground, covering it for us all night long. just over 6:00 a.m. there. is it over? >> good evening, it appears to be over for now, there are mixed reports that the still be iranian drones in the sky headed toward israel but the bulk of the iranian attack is done at this moment. things are across tel aviv, israel's largest population center behind jerusalem appeared to be pretty much normal, people are calm, no one panicking.

israel's air defense systems largely did they are intended to do, intercept threat headed toward the jewish state. we could see intersections overhead and the circulating of darrell three system able to match what we saw to those videos. it is significant because this is israel's largest system, the most capable system meant to intercept ballistic missiles and not just focus missiles, cruise missiles and attack drones. the region now waiting to see how israel will respond to this. israeli cabinet meeting here, israel's version of the pentag pentagon. they ultimately voted to give the power to three people, israel's prime minister, defense minister and another cabinet member to decide how israelis will respond but there are two critical phone calls tonight,

one between benjamin netanyahu and president biden at another between israel's defense minister in his american counterpart, secretary lloyd austin. during the short calls, they discussed the initial iranian attack and what is really response will be. the coming hours and days, the region will be focused on two major things i want to see if iranians will attack again and to see how israelis will fund. initial reports and israeli media indicate there will be response, is really looking to send a message to iran in a direct attack from iranian territory will not be accepted and will draw direct israeli response. >> no one knows better than you, this could happen worse. it has a lot decide to time there rockets on the north at the same time iran close over land from a different direction, hamas has rockets left over in gaza, if they wanted to, they probably could have overwhelmed all the missile systems, is

there something to be learned? is there a message we should take from that? >> is a great question and there is something we can take away from decision. iranians have more capabilities than the use tonight. this was a significant unprecedented attack that's plunged the region into truly uncharted territory but iranians did not involve there two major proxies left with significant arsenals in the region and we are talking about iran fact reason yemen and iran fact has a lot in lebanon so that is the x factor in all of this. if it continues to escalate in the middle east continues to client this escalation flatter, iranians certainly could involve hezbollah directly can a broad attack. >> will check in with you again and hope it's over but as the sun comes up, who was find out. breaking news from the white

house, jacqui heinrich is there, i know we had this meeting it o'clock eastern time waiting on the readout, what could you tell us? >> i'll read it to you for the very first time together because we are watching to see if there's any information about how the u.s. counseled israel and what would be an appropriate response. this statement reads from the president, earlier today iran and proxies operating out of yemen, syria and iraq launched unprecedented air attack against military facilities in israel. i condemned the attacks in the strongest possible terms. at my direction to support the defense of israel, u.s. military moved air defense destroyers to the region over the course of the past week, extraordinary skills and helped israel take down nearly all incoming drones and missiles. i've just spoken with prime

minister netanyahu to reaffirm americans ironclad limit to the security of israel. i told him israel demonstrated a remarkable capacity to defend and defeat even unprecedented attack sending a clear message to those that they cannot effectively threaten security of israel. tomorrow i will convene my fellow leaders to coordinate a genetic diplomatic response to iran's brazen attacks and engage with their counterparts across the region and we will stay in close touch with israel's readers while we have not seen attacks on our facilities today, we will remain vigilant as to all the threats and not hesitate to take all necessary action to protect our people so a couple of significant pieces of that, this statement for the first time i believe is confirmation from the u.s. these strikes heading toward israel not just coming out of iran but also coming out of yemen, syria and iraq and also nearly all of them

were taken down before reaching israel, we did hear from the israelis before but the line i am paying attention to his i've spoken with netanyahu to reaffirm the commitment because we seen this nbc report saying apparently there's concern within the white house at israel might have taken action that could drag the rest further into regional conflict so we are waiting detail on the. >> a lot in there, thank you so much. we got to take a break here, that was the breaking news. the breaking news in the middle east and dissect what was not said in a statement. special coverage we're talking about cashbackin. not a game! we're talking about cashbacking. we're talking about... we're not talking about practice? no... cashbacking. word. we're talking about cashbacking. cashbacking. cashbacking. cashback like a pro with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? weeds...

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with uncovering extraordinary news for the last few hours. 200 different rockets, cruise missiles, drones all over israel, think like 99% are not out of sky thanks to the missile defense system. jordanians have knocked down quite a few drones, fractional the streets down there and talk that egypt might have played a role as well we are reviewing the fact that it looks like rockets have, of yemen as well as iraq iran proper for the first time possibly. moments ago jacqui heinrich related and we heard together the statement from the white

house essentially says president biden releasing a statement moments ago thank i will convene my g7 leaders to courtney genetic diplomatic response to iran's brazen attack. my team will engage with counterparts across the region what they are worried about and notice they said in the statement take it military sites, civilian sites will be something israel will probably have to respond to something else coming out nbc report, mark within alluded to this officials are concerned israel could do something weekly in response without came through a strategy. already it seems they are going in reins on a country, and attack literally from all sides. it seems out of work fro respone