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ambassador to israel david freedom -- friedman.>> we are seeing the far left turn up its accusations of the israelis purposefully targeting civilians. are you seeing any evidence of that, sir? >> i'm seeing evidence of just the opposite, mike. last night was a big open event outside of the hospital, the largest hospital in gaza city. it was sponsored by hamas. about 1000 were there. hamas sponsored a screening on a big led screen. the best of their attacks against israelis. this tells us a few things. plenty of electricity in gaza. at least hamas is plenty of electricity. a big screening, lots of lights. it tells us that not all of the civilians in gaza are innocent. at least 1000 people that are really enjoying their evening watching the attack. most importantly it shows israel is not targeting civilians. you could not find a less sympathetic group of civilians anywhere in the gaza strip in these 1000 people cheering the attacks on israel. they had could have killed in one bomb, but they did not. nobody there is targeting civilian

ambassador david friedman. >> on kudlow, joe biden's response to iran's attack on u.s.ary assets was shall we say less than ferocious? we need deterrents not appeasement. general jack keane will weigh in and. >> and arab nation, this is a positive story, ar b arab nations want to take out hamas as much as we do. they are not saying it publicly, but they are seeinsea -- saying it, they don't like iran and their terrorist colleagues any more than we do. benny avni wrote it in new york son, a veteran foreign policy reporter he will tell us about it on kudlow even the arabs don't like iran and hamas are doing, i am kudlow, we should end anti-semitism where ever i (fisher investments) in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? aren't we all just looking for the hottest stocks? (fisher investments) nope. we use diversified strategies to position our client's portfolios for their long-term goals. (other money manager) but you still sell investments that generate high commissions for you, right? (f

general, i just want to play for you a sound bite from david friedman who spoke earlier here.former u.s. ambassador the israel, and he was talking about the pressure from the united states to continue, for israel to continue with its pause if until either all the hostages are released or until some sort of formal ceasefire's been declared. go ahead and play that from david friedman, the former ambassador. >> if pressure continues within the biden administration to handcuff israel, if that continues and israel is somehow restrained after this four or five-day ceasefire ends from finishing off hamas, we're talking about a mistake by america of, you know, afghanistan january proportions, you know? if they keep israel from finishing this job, not only will israel be on the losing end of this war, but all of us, all of us in the free world including america will signal that we're in big trouble. david: that's a pretty sobering statement. do you agree with him? from yeah, i do. and i think what israel's facing they haven't really faced since 1948 when they were fighting for their in

this week's headliner, even fried the david friedman. thank you so much for joining me on upfront. my pleasure, david, following the horrific a mazda attack of october, 7th, and left 1400 israelis did. many of them civilians. israel has been relentlessly bombing the gaza strip. the bombing in the sea just entering its 5th week more than 10000 people have been killed, including more than 4000 children of fuel and electricity have been cut for weeks now. and the enclave infrastructure is buckling. numerous human rights groups have repeatedly said the israel's actions could amount to war crimes or acts of collecting punishment, which of course are legal under international law. again, for masses targeting civilians and the taking of civilian hostages is unjustifiable in a clear violation of international law within our israel's actions to end. but by providing weapons 8 and political support, the israel is united states complicit a mortgage. it was not committee any work crimes at all and you know, under international law, israel has the right to defend itself. i think everybody agree

this week's headliner even fried the david friedman. thank you so much for joining me on upfront. my pleasure, david, following the horrific a mazda attack of october 7th, and left 1400 israelis dead. many of them civilians. israel has been relentlessly bombing the gaza strip the bombing in the sea just entering its 5th week more than 10000 people have been killed, including more than 4000 children of fuel and electricity have been cut for weeks now. and the enclave is infrastructure is buckling. numerous human rights groups have repeatedly said the israel's actions could amount to war crimes or acts of collecting punishment, which of course are legal under international law. again, for masses targeting of civilians and the taking of civilian hostages is unjustifiable in a clear violation of international law within our israel's actions to end. but by providing weapons aid and political support, the israel is united states complicit a mortgage. so it's not committing any work crimes at all and you know, under international law is realize the right to defend itself. i think everybo

this week's headliner even freed the david friedman. thank you so much for joining me on upfront. my pleasure, david, following the horrific a mazda attack of october 7th, and left 1400 israelis day. many of them civilians. israel has been relentlessly bombing the gaza strip the bombing in the sea just entering its 5th week more than 10000 people have been killed, including more than 4000 children of fuel and electricity have been cut for weeks now. and the enclave is infrastructure is buckling. numerous human rights groups have repeatedly said the israel's actions could amount to war crimes or acts of collecting punishment, which of course are legal under international law. again, for masses targeting civilians and the taking of civilian hostages is unjustifiable in a clear violation of international law within our israel's actions to end. but by providing weapons 8 and political support, the israel is united states complicit a mortgage. so it's not committee, any work crimes at all and you know, under international law, israel has the right to defend itself. i think everybody ag

this week's headliner even freed the david friedman. thank you so much for joining me on upfront. my pleasure, david. following the horrific a mazda attack of october 7th, and left $1400.00 israelis dead. many of them civilians. israel has been relentlessly bombing the gaza strip the bombing in the sea just entering its 5th week more than 10000 people have been killed, including more than 4000 children of fuel and electricity have been cut for weeks now. and the enclave is infrastructure is buckling. numerous human rights groups have repeatedly said the israel's actions could amount to war crimes or acts of collecting punishment, which of course are legal under international law. again for masses targeting civilians and the taking of civilian hostages is unjustifiable in a clear violation of international law. but then aren't israel's actions to end but by providing weapons 8 and political support, the israel is united states complicit a mortgage. it was not committee any work crimes at all and you know, under international law, israel has the right to defend itself. i think every

friedman, former ambassador to israel under donald trump said this was the largest gathering of jews mount sinai and you know what happened then, the 10 commandments. so refreshing to see people who care about america and the relationship between israel and america, but also the 12 hostages who put aside the israeli hostages and noticed there was no paint splattered on monuments, no one tried to rip any american flags down raleigh other things we've become accustomed to seeing in all of the pro-hamas rallies. i have no problem saying pro-hamas rallies because no one is condemning hamas. it was refreshing, it was good and i hope the feeling on the streets where people just want a return to normalcy, to liberal democracy and for our country, israel and all western democracies to defend themselves in the face of this medieval barbarity. i hope it is an inspirational jumping off point for the future. stuart: do you think it was a turning point? the establishment democrat turned out in force to backup israel, show unity, show support, turning point perhaps? >> i hope so. the republicans a

. >> neil: i was speaking to david friedman. thing that came to us, the united states telling israel to stand down, your response is over the time. you have to cool it. he has israel has an obligation to say no. we have to do this. do you think it will come to that? >> i hope that's not the case. we have a strong bond with israel. he had a strong relationship over a number of years since their creation. we're in many ways obligated to work with them in order to make sure that they're able to maintain the state of israel. so i think in the end that the relationship that we have seen is going to continue. i'm sure that the prime minister has gotten advice from the president and i'm sure that the prime minister's given advice to the president. that's what that relationship needs to be all about. the ability to be honest with one another and be able to say what you think. but in the end, the goal is the same. and the president, this country has basically embraced the goal of making sure that israel defends itself -- >> neil: but has

david friedman joins us now.orning, ambassador. >> good morning. >> ainsley: latest information, they did hide in a vip room in the terminal and had to be flown out in a helicopter after that. 30 were from israel, thankfully none were injured. what is your reaction? >> this is very hard to watch. this was the word is agrum, it is angry mob that goes after jews and it originated in eastern europe, in the 17th century in ukraine. many, many, many jews over history have died in angry mob attacks and that is what this was. there are couple hundred thousand jews living in moscow. in the south, they aught to think about leaving, this is incredibly dangerous and explosive situation in southern russia. >> steve: indeed. ambassador, as you look at the root causes of this and financing, you have to look to the country of iran and proxy forces firing stuff off all the time. when you look at iran human rights violations, it flies in the face as of right now ambassador of iran will take the chair of the un human rights counci

yesterday former ambassador to israel david friedman was on our air and said this. take a listen. >> if the pressure continues within the biden administration to handcuff israel, if that continues and israel is somehow restrained after this 4 or 5 day cease-fire ends from finishing up hamas we're talking about a mistake by america of afghanistan proportions. >> griff: what would you advise the biden administration to do assuming we are able to get through the four-day period successfully? >> i think first of all it needs to be very clear that israelis overall have been extremely appreciative of the united states, of course, and standing by israel not just morally but militarily on the ground by sending forces and u.s. marines we're appreciative but also very clear, griff, it is in the interest of not just israel, but the united states of america, the moderate sunni arab regimes and many countries in europe to see hamas eradicated as a viable controller of the gaza strip. hamas is one of iran's key proxies that allows for constant instability in the region. the onsla

david pilcher. 1940 220. the the scientist i'm a survivor. asked me my story. what's your story out? i was born in the netherlands in the middle of the nazi occupation. november 1941. my parents had immigrated to the netherlands from eastern europe to escape anti-semitism. they had three children and two sisters born before the occupaon. and as i said, i was born inhe middle of the occupation. november 1941, when i wasbout eight months old. our family was forced to go into hiding and thiis actually a photogph of me with my sisters just about the time the new year separated and foed to go into hiding. my two sisters were placed with a very devout catholic family, and they also formed a new catholic identity. and this is my two sisters or participating in a catholic school procession and i was placed and so happens with a dutch indonesian family. indonesia was a dutch colony and there are a lot of indonesia and people living in the netherlands and this family happened to be close friends with my parents and that's the family where i ded up actually, this is my fo

he based the work on a photo by photographer ken friedman. >> it exemplified what people said about bill often, one part mother teresa, and one part al capone. >> reporter: among those dropping by to watch marks' progress, david graham, son of the legendary promoter. >> what do i think of this? >> yeah. >> it's a freaking masterpiece, look at it. >> reporter: the intense eyes of the mural paint a window into a deep soul. bill graham was jewish and a holocaust survivor whose mother was killed by the nazis. he fled as an orphan to the u.s. where he went on to change the music industry. >> there's a guy who, you know, came from the holocaust and gave all of these people joy and gave back to the community and made it his home. >> reporter: the painting acknowledging the many concerts graham organized to help that community. >> ray charles came on. >> reporter: the mural has brought back memories and maybe even a few questions. >> how you doing? >> congrats, brother. >> it's an invigorating feel when you see the technique accomplishes what you were trying to pull off. his name is bill graham.

i'm lisa friedman. new york times and i am very grateful to have two stiller panels beginning with this one that is going to drill down into for a lot of the things that the david and john podesta just covered. first let me introduce our panel all the way to my far right. the director of the central and regulate markets development and studies in brookings. the initiative for sustainable energy policies on hopkins university. in the center senior fellow at brookings metro is it expert it infrastructure policy and urban economics. particular focus on transportation digital technology issues. is working to better understand how infrastructure policies the federal to the local level impact economic development social prosperity's environmental results directly to my left is a senior pardoning a non- resident institution fiscal and monetary policy also a senior fellow at new york university and the volatility and recent years played a key role in choosing climate change considerations of the federal reserve

your friend, on the important role you're playing now at the bush institute, at the friedman initiative, fargo, as we call them, with the dear right judge, a dear and so proud to have in that in that role that david had before he now became to be on the hammer. and again to have the those of bulgaria and the gentleman who spoke, whose name going to be difficult for me to pronounce. and i want to do an injustice to it having performed and ukraine come here and speak of connection between freedom, as the president said, as president bush said, it equality, justice, fairness, all important in terms of health. pope john paul. no. pope. pope paul. the sixth. he said if you want peace, work for justice. and that far is about justice about health? justice but martin luther king said of all the inequalities that are out there, the inequality in terms of health care is the most inhuman, he said, because people can die because at present and i could not resist coming here, even though congress isn't in session to bring greetings that so many of us congress who've worked on these issues on both si