ronin bergman is the author of this book. he gathered all his information through direct interviews with the designers of these assassinations. one of its important sources is about a thousand interviews conducted by the author. the zionist first-hand account of the operations was able to be told present the zionist regime in the field of intelligence and security. in the previous two volumes, bergman has talked about the assassination of palestinian fighters to the assassination of imad mughniyeh in front of his house. ronin bergman's goal in this book is to show off the power of zionist terror in the world, but this collection has become a suicide operation among the zionist regime. although this book was written to defend themselves , it proves israel's state terrorism more than any other source. the author of this book named his work by adapting one of the teachings of the zionists in the early days. a lesson to kill for fear of death. if someone comes to kill you get up and kill him first. zahra alizadeh , sed and sima n

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. >> i wallace want to bring in we have ronan bergman with us a staff writer for "the new york times" magazine and author of "the secret of -- therace of israel's targeted assassinations." it's great to have have you here. this is not something president biden and his aides wanted to confront. they have been trying to contain this for months now. now we have these american led strikes last night, the unilateral american ones tonight, what does this clear shift in strategy look like going forward? >> well, it seems that as much as the u.s. tries to contain the situation, not reacting to this brutal violation of freedom of maritime traffic. and as much as israel did not react to the cruise missiles, ballistic missiles, the drones sent by the houthis. this was of course an unprovoked attack. i would say the resistance happened before october 7th from both from hezbollah in the north and the houthis in yemen -- we have a long road between a full-scale war between israel and the efforts of resistance. the u.s. is trying not to get itself -- try to, but it didn't work. as far as we hear our

with that at the intensive as really ever strikes angle bergman's over the downtown of tanya in this city, in which it v as what the army had begun. operations from this particular policy, the city and the south actually. and in terms of the car general, it is out of these as strikes, at least a people have been reportedly killed at a jury and get a jury is really sealing around that civil defense. the civil defense services center and the city also around the hospitals. the mazda of hospital and con eunice . there has been at shilling intensive feeling around the hospital and which one people, one person, was reportedly killed and several others at where injured. that is the situation for can you and is about use roles. finance minister is trying to drum up cash for the countries mandatory, according to a proposed bill usual will seize frozen policies and funds and use it to pay for the war. back in 2018, they use riley parliament down to the palestinian authority from giving financial aids to the families of jail. the policy unions. since then, he's all has frozen plots of the gove

the 24 hours was that that intensive as were ever strikes and we'll bergman's over the downtown of canyon, is city in which it v, as where 80 army had begun operations across this particular policy, the city and the south actually. and in terms of the contributors out of these as strikes, at least a people have been reportedly killed at a during get, during, is really feeling around that civil defense, the civil defense services center, and the city also around the hospitals. they are mazda or hospitality and fun eunice. there has been showing intensive feeling around the hospitality and which one people, one person, was reportedly killed and several others at where injured. that is the situation for con eunice. he's released soldiers have held military drills with his fated goals of increasing readiness for a potential ground, the salt on lebanon, the idea of says it's more prepared than ever before. is this, this exercise we're in and heading out to is important for the enhancement of our preparedness, extending our operations and for an offensive against 11 on we're more prepared for t

and overnight, over the past the 24 hours with that at the intensive as well as ever strikes angle bergman's over the downtown, of tanya, in this city, in which it v as where 80 army had become operations across this particular policy and city in the south actually. and in terms of the contributors out of these as strikes, at least a people have been reportedly killed at a during get, during is really feeling around that civil defense, the civil defense services center. and the city also around the hospitals, the mazda of hospital and con eunice. there has been showing intensive feeling around the hospitality and which one people, one person, was reportedly killed and several others where injured that is the situation for you. and as you know, central gaza, 13 bodies repeatedly being recovered from the rubble of the almost fallacy refugee camp. the deceased, i believe, to have been killed in the past few days during a period of intense is rarely bombardment. a few more details. now with this local reporter of the i'm now in front of the entrance of the town and also what day where we can now

since october, israel says it's been bergman's, have killed at least $130.00 militants and 11 on another. 19 across the border in syria, international affairs research or an analyst lame is indeed says by escalating tensions on his board with 11 on israel is trying to involve of the allied united states and the conflict. it is certainly our installed of the choices of either continuing before one or trying to drive that american into this one by having a larger at ward or cross as we are with the same uh on, on the house. i believe it has a saw it once in a jeep to finish. uh, eh, it cost and stretch on its molder and to have done. what are we talking on? 45 of the big projects of of the is right. the government always has to be is right from there is or to, to the see. uh, i have any, uh, the escalation option. you, we'd also so that is, this is my reason for the coming defense, bangladesh as a government is not bothered about what the us and u. k. is criticism events and general elections that handle shake has seen a 4th straight term as prime minister. as, according to the bangladesh

was that at the intensive as ever strikes angle bergman's over the downtown, of tanya in this city? the in which it the as well as the army, had begun operations across this particular policy in the city, in the south actually. and in terms of the contributors out of these as strikes, at least a 2 people have been reportedly killed at a jury and get a jury is really feeling around that. civil defense is the civil defense services center. and the city also around the hospitals. they are mazda or hospitality, and con eunice, there has been at shilling intensive feeling around the hospital and which one people, one person, was reportedly killed and several others were injured. that is the situation for can you and is the total death told and gaza now is at least $24000.00 people with $61000.00 wounded. the un office, such as radio authorities have denied access to most of its a mission. the move has blocked in vital medical supply, his in fuel supplies, as well as from entering the north of the ink life around 95 percent 18 out of 19 of admissions involving the allocation of fuel medic

these rain has been striking a striking syria with the bum bergman's against the breaking o o items of the international law without putting any kind of consideration to any kind of uh, items, uh, international law items to us, nothing new. and uh the we thing the one, so once the user id is doing is not, is not something related only to the, to the 7th of october. this is something that has been taking place long time and go by actually, especially, oh no international law only apply to the uh, only apply to them like a countries by the great bully of america, isabel, you say this is nothing new for syria. i'm wondering what reason could there possibly be for strikes like this, that lead to civilian casualties to just sleep because this is the, i mean as a will do that the other service to its interest, especially in that, in the or it would only serve the interest of the need to know who refuses to wake up because to him he would like to drag the whole reason the whole way him into original war and causing casualties in all around all the countries around government impala. fine. not

the 24 hours with that at the intensive as what ever strikes angle bergman's over the downtown of the time you in this city. the in which it the as where 80 army had begun operations across this particular policy and city in the south actually. and in terms of the contributors, out of these as tribes, at least a to people have been reportedly killed at a during get a during is really sealing around that civil defense. the civil defense services center. and the city also around the hospitals. they are mazda, of hospitality and fun, eunice. there has been shilling intensive feeling around the hospital and which one people, one person, was reportedly killed and several others at where injured. that is the situation for con, units in central gaza, 13 bodies reportedly being pulled from the rubble of the alamo. kazi refugee come that the deceased, i believe, to have been killed in the past few days during a period of intense. he's really bombardment, but we have this local report for now, and the i'm now in front of the entrance of the town and also one day where we can now enter after the

john miller, roman bergman, thank you both for your expertise on this tonight. >>> and also in washington tonight, not even three months onto the job, tonight house speaker mike johnson is being threatened by some of his members with potentially the same fate as his predecessor, kevin mccarthy. is the house gop unleadable? republican insider and former freedom caucus member will join us next t with that t question.. >>> congressman mike johnson has held the speaker's gavel for two and a half months. already it's safe to say not only is the honey moon period over, but the arranged marriage and their leader may be on the brink of collapse as well. >> if he moves forward, i said i would vacate the chair. >> his position seems relatively safe tonight. but what you heard from marjorie taylor greene fits into the threats of what has become standard procedures for these members on the right. and there is no compromise. any attempts to deal with democrats despite the majority is seen as a betrayal. >> i want the speaker to start fighting for us, we're frustrated. >> his job is at risk. >> the way

it overnight, over the past, the 24 hours was that at the intensive as really ever strikes angle bergman's over the downtown of china, in this city. the in which it the as where 80 army had become operations across this particular policy in the city, in the south actually. and in terms of the contributors out of these as strikes, at least a people have been reportedly killed. and during get a during is really feeling around that civil defense is the civil defense services center. and the city also around the hospital, the mazda of hospitality, and con eunice. there has the shilling intensive feeling around the hospital and which one people, one person, was reportedly killed and several others at wherever injured. that is the situation for fun, eunice, in central gaza, 13 bodies repeatedly being recovered from the rubble of the alma kazi refuge account that the deceased i believe, to have been killed in the past few days during a period of intense as rarely bombardment. we have this a local report, a good amount in front of the entrance of the town and also one day where we can now enter af

we need the month, bergman's a stop. it's impossible to be able to deliver age when people's lives are in danger . and right now, nobody and causes safe to be foldable. these right, a blockade rented gaza quote, on livable. what does it now? well, there's hardly what we're running out of adjectives i think to describe it. livable is something i've spoken to. our colleagues and partners working inside of gaza, people stranded outside. they are talking about on thinkable conditions. they're taking care of family friends, loved ones, orphans. i spoke to a woman this morning who has been surrounded outside. she is a grandmother and lost 38 family members and is desperate to get back despite the conditions and when she gets back, she will be taking care of 13 orphans. they have nothing. they've been traumatized . they need access to food, medicine, clean water hygiene, shelter. everything is needed right now, and we need a ceasefire. we need on conditional access. we need families to be able to return home and a release of ho

with that at the intensive as well, ever strikes angle bergman's over the downtown, of tanya in this city, in which it v as a 80 army had become operations across this particular policy. and since the end, the south actually and in terms of the contributors out of these as strikes, at least 8 people have been reportedly killed at a jury and get a jury is really feeling around that civil defends, the civil defense services center. and the city also around the hospitals, the mazda of hospital and con eunice. there has been at shilling intensive feeling around the hospital and which one people, one person, was reportedly killed and several others at where injured. that is the situation for you is the idea of has rejected a new claim by have mass about hostages, allegedly being killed in guys by use ready forces. the military's books busing insisted that one such hostage in particular are you tight is basically a could not have died in on the idea of attack, a die loan. oh uh i live there. cool. see, ty was not shocked by our forces. that was a lie by home, off the building in which they

then bergman meadows came out in the last month or two back in april or may and told jack smith that he had taken those findings and the and result to the oval office. so my findings went all the way up and made it to the oval office. >> no wonder you are a fact witness and people can't read too -- by the way mark meadows has asked the court in georgia to reconsider his request to go to the federal court as opposed to remaining in fulton county. so it sounds like there is a lot of room for discussions on this issues. we look for to reading your book. thank you for joining us today. >> thank you for having, we appreciate it. >> again, it is called disproven. well president joe biden speaking about the migrant surge at at the border tonight, i will tell you what he said next. >>> well tonight, president biden is saying show me the money. the president wants republicans in congress to give him more money to adjust the border crisis. border crossings hit a record high in december, with authorities encountering more than 225,000 migrants at the highest monthly total since the year 2000. t

we've already seen the endorsement from vivek ramaswamy, doug bergman, and this evening tim scott. i'm surprised a little bit he's coming out. because of the way tim scott started his campaign, he talked about in his opening speech and the way he launched his campaign about appealing to the better angels of voters in the republican party, saying let's choose victory over victim hood, let's choose greatness over grievances. i saw that as a ding towards donald trump and his claim towards victimhood and grievances. clearly he feels donald trump has the momentum. whether or not this is potential first step for him being a vp pick who knows, but tim scott can bring a lot to the table in terms of his appeal not just to the african american community but to the faith community as well. >> good point. van jones is with us as well. are you surprised, van, that senator scott is endorsing trump amid this barrage of racist dog whistles trump is using against nikki haley? >> i think there was a moment maybe ten years ago you had marco rubio on stage at the same time at tim scott at the same tim

the israeli-based bergman has written an entire book on the israeli successful records, started assassinations have done this? >> well, israel, there's no question about it, you can see regev's remarks in trying to skirt the line. >> yeah. >> this is a big strike. it sends a signal not only to hamas, but iran, with the leadership in iran. and look, andrea, let's be clear, this conflict has been a regional conflict from day one. but we're now seeing spillover violence escalating into syria, into lebanon, and elsewhere. and there's real concerns that this could drag in other major actors in the region and kind of amplify some of the violence we've already been seeing. >> there's some comments privately from the military, the military in the u.s., current and former, that the u.s. has to be more aggressive but deterrence is not working and it's getting awfully close and the u.s. has to do something to work at it? >> well, as you know, our stance has been in deterrence and self-protection or port protection for our troops. as you can see it's not working, incidents that occurd in syria, iraq, in t

joined now by the new york times magazines ronan bergman, author of rise and kill first, the secret history of israel's targeted assassinations. ronan, do you think hamas was taken by surprise by what happened today? >> yes. for two great reasons. one is the location, the second was the timing. the location is the -- quarter of beirut, this is the stronghold of hezbollah, a -- not a member of -- in which the palestinians -- and iran and others, the houthis are also members. but hezbollah are hosting hamas. is the -- re-locators from -- to beirut for exactly the reason, -- for israel. and i think that they believe that israel would not dare or -- . long ago, -- the rules of the game were drawn between israel and hezbollah, to which israel can attack -- in syria, kill iranians in lebanon, or in syria, but not killing hezbollah organizations. in fact after benjamin netanyahu, -- threatened to kill exactly the same mr. -- , in august before the attack. on the background of -- with hamas, hezbollah said we would not accept this, this is a crossing of a red line. so this is -- i think the hamas l

where he had a number of his form aenponts up on stage with him vivek ramaswamy, tim scott, and doug bergman, all three of whom ran against him in the primary, all three of him endorsed him and considered potential vp picks. i think that really leaves out for folks where this race stands, which is that this is nikki haley's last best chance with an electorate that is more leaning her way or at least in the demographics of it would lean her way and try to challenge donald trump for the nomination. but at the end of the day it still looks like he has a vice grape on this nomnaugz in which it could be over quite soon. >> on that exact point if this does seem to be haley's best chance, but if she loses by 10, 12, 14 points despite what her campaign says would she really stick around in south carolina where she's trailing bad in the polls too? >> this race only gets more difficult from here. in part because donald trump has worked very hard and his team has worked very hard to change some of the rules how his delegates get allocated, how they switch to places like california to a winner take all

watch bergman flap. when our swinging canaries shows up in the landing pad. down. windsock buckle down. you can wait if you buckle down. if you break it, if you make them wreck, you welcome them back down windsock you make out you can win win if you give them hell if you don't give it kaigama can you do it? if you will only buckle down to. help. but. give it on the chin and you bomb down and go down. you'll back grant get back, buckle. cat was the new base for us in the audience. a strange mixture. half of our 10,000 with a sleek and polished gentleman of air force, and the other half with a grunts men of the 101st airborne who had been dropped in the jungle and fought their way through rice paddies to come to the show. here's one patrol that just made it back the boondocks. they traveled 23 miles to give me this shell with their names inscribed on it. they had a santa claus for us, and here's what we had for them. hey, i understand that your husband hunting. is that right, bob? hand still is such a hard work. however, i am single and, you might say i am shopping f

we need to bump bergman's this stop. it's impossible to be able to deliver a when people's lives are in danger. and right now, nobody and goes is safe. i've spoken to our colleagues and partners it working inside of guys, a people stranded outside. they are talking about unsinkable conditions. they're taking care of family friends, loved ones, or friends. i spoke to a woman this morning who has been surrounded outside. she is a grandmother and lost 38 family members and is desperate to get back despite the conditions and when she gets back, she will be taking care of 13 orphans. they have nothing. they've been traumatized, they need access, the food medicine, clean water, hygiene, shelter, everything is needed right now. what is the war continues is really military casualties, amounting the army says one soldier has been killed in bottles in gauze at palestinian fashion. say they were talking as ready tanks and milk. she vehicles with rockets and improvised explosive devices, at least a 195 soldiers have been killed sinc

we need to bump bergman's the stocks. it's impossible to be able to deliver a when people's lives are in danger. and right now, nobody and goes is safe. i've spoken to our colleagues and partners it working inside of guys, a people stranded outside they are talking about on thinkable conditions. they're taking care of family friends, loved ones, or friends. i spoke to a woman this morning who has been stranded outside. she is a grandmother in laws, 38 family members and is desperate to get back despite the conditions. and when she gets back, she will be taking care of 13 orphans. they have nothing. they've been traumatized, they need access, the food medicine, clean water hygiene, shelter. everything is needed right now. as long as navy ship is dropped off the egyptian coast and has begun treating injured palestinians from garza, it stopped by medical teams and it's equipped with operating phases among the patients. are children with serious injuries? if it's something going for reports on board, this floating hospital do

we need the bergman's, the stock. it's impossible to be able to deliver a when people's lives are in danger. and right now, nobody and goes is safe. i've spoken to our colleagues and partners it working inside of guys, a people stranded outside. they are talking about an thinkable conditions. they're taking care of family friends, loved ones, or friends. i spoke to a woman this morning who has been surrounded outside. she is a grandmother and last 38 family members and is desperate to get back despite the conditions and when she gets back, she will be taking care of 13 orphans. they have nothing. they've been traumatized, they need access, the food medicine, clean water hygiene, shelter, everything is needed right now. the song as a governor of on desantis has dropped out of the race to be the us republican presidential candidate. he's an odyssey suspending his campaign at he says he's endorsing donald trump just ahead of the new hampshire primary on tuesdays. desantis came in the 2nd behind shop in the 1st contest of

we need to bump bergman's this stock. it's impossible to be able to deliver age when people's lives are in danger. and right now, nobody and goes is safe. i've spoken to our colleagues and partners it working inside of guys, a people stranded outside they are talking about on thinkable conditions. they're taking care of family friends, loved ones, or friends. i spoke to a woman this morning who has been stranded outside. she is a grandmother in laws, 38 family members and is desperate to get back despite the conditions. and when she gets back, she will be taking care of 13 orphans. they have nothing. they've been traumatized, they need access, the food medicine, clean water hygiene, shelter, everything is needed right now. meanwhile, is military casualties. on monday, the army says one soldiers being killed in bottles in gaza and polished any infection, so they were attacking it was very time, some military vehicles with rockets and improvise explosive devices. at least a 195 soldiers being killed. since the israel launch

bergman: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to share the story of kefar bibas on his first birthday.tead of spend his birthday in the loving arms of his family, he's one of 240 houghs ams brutally kidnapped by brutal hamas militants on october 7. in such desperate times i'm reminded of the promises of our almight eye god, particularly those who set apart our child e. mark 9:42 tells us, quote, if anyone causes one of these little ones to stumble, it would be better for them if a large millstone were hung around their neck and they were thrown into the sea. so sayeth mark. today i demand these reprehensible animals release kefir■[% immediately along withl the remaining hostages and i urge us all to stand with him and pray for peace. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from oregon seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my rashes. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. blumenauer: we have seen the horrific impacts of overturning the right to abortion and the assault continues. the supr

doug bergman 1. john anthony castro, 0. curtis christy 14, ron desantis, 15. nikki haley, 849.n, 0. peter -- 0 perry johnson, 1. >> all right, we've gotten the results we wanted there from the moderator in manchester ward 6. john king, a better showing for donald trump in this ward, ward 6 in manchester. but still nikki haley within spitting distance. >> by about 300 votes there, 320 votes, quick math there in manchester. it was a ward that was strong for donald trump i more crowded field. i want you to remember that, a much more crowded field eight years ago in 2016 when he got his first in new hampshire and then it was over. it took a while but the snowball got started. manchester nikki haley running behind donald trump, you could say respectable -- >> still behind. >> that's the math he needs to do. >> i'm so sorry, turn that off a second and come back here. i want to point out where we were earlier with sarah schneider, that's concord. this is where she has to do that. manchester, blue collar city. concord, the state capitol, suburbs around it. you're just watching these tw

bergman. i think your voice is, you know, i forgot the name of the street. i see.vemos ali or have you been there for about a year and a few months? yeah seguros pela facilidade de locomotion. if there we feel secure. because also there's this ability to move back and forth. de otra vez, as i said the last time we live, we live in early in the morning and we come back in the night as familia lado. i suppose the families is separate because the wife goes to one side and the husband goes to another side . venmo aqui i came here dos companeros in the name of the friends who live in that same place, you know dementia ajuda humbly ask you for your help. if implement in in for not for them to kick us out of their plakas placing signs and giving fines and fines. this is very humiliating for us. so much pessoas the saints. we are decent people, hard workers in apartments. we like to live in apartment in in a house. but we're there because we have no other condition. that's useful movement that's humbly ask you for your help. your so i appreciate your attention. okay okay.

bergman. i think your voice is, you know, i forgot the name of the street. i see.vemos ali or have you been there for about a year and a few months? yeah seguros pela facilidade de locomotion. if there we feel secure. because also there's this ability to move back and forth. de otra vez, as i said the last time we live, we live in early in the morning and we come back in the night as familia lado. i suppose the families is separate because the wife goes to one side and the husband goes to another side . venmo aqui i came here dos companeros in the name of the friends who live in that same place, you know dementia ajuda humbly ask you for your help. if implement in in for not for them to kick us out of their plakas placing signs and giving fines and fines. this is very humiliating for us. so much pessoas the saints. we are decent people, hard workers in apartments. we like to live in apartment in in a house. but we're there because we have no other condition. that's useful movement that's humbly ask you for your help. your so i appreciate your attention. okay okay.

. >> you have trump with staff and former tom bergman. >> bergen, the first who has endorsed trump. > if he does get out tonight and endorses trump, 24 hours too late. >> he has points in new hampshire. that's going to give him a little pop in new hampshire. that's something he is looking forward to, i'm sure. consolidation. actually, in his direction as opposed to give a direction. >> by the way, if someone desantis gets out, i would expect he would endorse trump fairly quickly after what. i think haley will play a longer game there before she would ultimately back him. >> you have no doubt desantis would? >> and at backing trump fairly quickly. >> think about, it run desantis is a young guy. 28, right? only a few years away, he still has a stake in this trump base. >> which he said he would deliver for in a way that trump may not be. >> he and haley -- she's only 51. she's looking down the road. >> let's listen in. [crowd chanting] >> well, i want to thank everybody. this has been some period of time and, most importantly, we want to think the great people of iowa. thank you. we lov