herzog: there could be many alternatives. it is everyone's discussion, in the atlantic council in institutions, and the like. there are many ideas thrown around in rooms, predominantly in many important rooms in washington, in israel, and the entire region, in europe, and it is being tested. that was the main objective of the visit of the national security advisor jake sullivan over the weekend. i personally would differentiate between the military side and civilian side. why? i think we have to be reasonable about who exactly is going to send the boots on the ground from outside to take over gaza. it is a complicated question. as long as there is no answer to that, only israel can make sure that terror will not emanate again and again and again from that area. that is a military question which has to be taken into account. until you have a full solution, and a full solution will have to be discussed in a way that any force that comes in, works in a forceful manner. not sitting idly by like we see on the border of lebanon, an

president herzog: yes, we have 136 hostages. including muslims, including women, foreign nationals, young girls, older women, holocaust survivors connected to the holocaust. so you have from one year old to 85-year-old. people of peace, many of them who are advocates of peace. one of them was a major advocate for peace, he would work in gaza. this communities that were burned and reduced to ashes were communities that advocated endlessly working for peace with the palestinians. so if we look on the bird's-eye view of the war that we are seeing, it is not only between israel and hamas -- i will deal with israel and hamas -- the issue is, and the world has to face it pointblank, with no ifs, ands or buts, there is an empire of evil emanating in tehran, spending billions of dollars in arms and money and peoples well-being to derail the entire stability of the world and the region. they have attacked the united states forces two nights ago. openly. they have proxies all over the region quietly lurking to undermine any peace process

sophia cathedral, it was precisely general kurt herzog who was accused of what he promised to his...his monument was the first to be recreated and was inaugurated on november 2, 1944 . st. sophia cathedral, created in the 11th century, is the spiritual center of the novgorod republic. it was completely looted. iconostases, mosaics, and decor were taken from here. the image of the almighty savior in the central dome perished. the frescoes were damaged. the nazis allowed the gilded lining of the domes to souvenirs, basins and cigarette cases were made from it. the iconostases were returned. after the war in 2002, it was possible to find out that the spaniards from the blue division stole a gilded cross with a dove that crowned the cathedral and decorated the chapel of the engineering academy in madrid with it, only as a result of negotiations between president vladimir putin and the king of spain, the cross creaked, but was returned after 2 years, here it is near the iconostasis, the spaniards were presented with an exact copy of the saints, the blue division was chaotically looting, t

sophia cathedral, here it was general kurt herzog who was accused of promising his friend oberburgmaster was the first to be recreated and was inaugurated on november 2, 1944. st. sophia cathedral, created in the 11th century, the spiritual center of the novgorod republic, it was completely looted. iconostases, mosaics, and decor were taken away from here , the image of the savior almighty in the central dome was destroyed, frescoes and gilded lining of the domes were damaged, the nazis used it for souvenirs, they made basins and cigarette cases from it. the iconostases were returned after the war. in 2002 it was possible to find out that the spaniards from the blue division stole a gilded cross with a dove, which crowned the cathedral and decorated the chapel of the engineering academy in madrid with it. only as a result of negotiations by the president. in spain the cross creaked, but was returned after 2 years, here it is near the iconostasis. the spaniards were given an exact copy of the shrine. the blue division looted chaotically, the germans had a system of brigades of art experts

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president herzog thanked washington for its support of israel. condemned south africa for filing a case against israel at the international court ofjustice — accusing it of crimes of genocide against palestinians in gaza. and here, with the hypocrisy of south africa, we will be at the international court ofjustice and we will present proudly our case of using self—defence under our most inherent right under international humanitarian law, where we are doing our utmost, under extremely complicated circumstances on the ground, to make sure there will be no unintended consequences and no civilian casualties. earlier, i spoke to our middle east correspondent yolande knell. she told us more about what we can expect from blinken�*s latest visit to israel. he's got a lot to discuss, both trying to stop a regional conflict, looking at lowering the intensity of the fighting in gaza, and also looking, as he was indicating, to the future and a post—war vision for gaza. the indication is that this will give some kind of reassurance to israel's arab neighbour

i'll talk to isaac herzog. and shut down threat will spending cuts lead to another government shutdown. >> we want to get the border closed and secured first. >> how far is the white house willing to go to get the deal on border security. joining me for insight and analysis are -- nbc news white house correspondent mike memoli. wall street journal columnist, peggy noonan and kimberly atkins stohr, senior opinion writer for the boston globe welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press". >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history this is "meet the press" with kristen welker >>> good sunday morning and welcome to this first show of the new year the iowa caucuses are just eight days away. we are just 303 days from election day and democracy is front and center faced with low approval ratings and trailing former president trump in head-to-head polling, president biden kicked off his 2024 campaign on friday on the third anniversary of the january 6th attack on the capitol, biden framed

president herzog thanked washington for its support of israel.mned south africa for filing a case against israel at the international court ofjustice — accusing it of crimes of genocide against palestinians in gaza. and here, with the hypocrisy of south africa, we will be at the international court ofjustice and we will present proudly our case of using self—defence under our most inherent right under international humanitarian law, where we are doing our utmost, under extremely complicated circumstances on the ground, to make sure there will be no unintended consequences and no civilian casualties. let's go live now tojerusalem and our middle east correspondent yolande knell. it's a busy day of meetings for the secretary of state and they are likely to be tough talks, aren't they? likely to be tough talks, aren't the ? , . ., , likely to be tough talks, aren't the ? , . ., ., they? they are indeed. he has a lot to discuss. — they? they are indeed. he has a lot to discuss, both _ they? they are indeed. he has a lot to discuss, both trying _ they?

sophia cathedral, and it was precisely general kurt herzog who was accused of what he promised his friendhe oberburgmaster instanburga in a gift, this very monument to the millennium of russia, and only the offensive, only the liberation of novgorod prevented him from doing this. when the red army entered novgorod. republic, it was completely plundered, iconostasis, mosaics, decor were taken from here , the image of the savior almighty in the central dome was destroyed, frescoes and gilded lining of the domes were damaged, the nazis used it for souvenirs, they made basins and cigarette cases from it. the iconostases were returned after the war. in 2002, it was discovered that the spaniards from the blue division stole a gilded cross from the dove that crowned the cathedral was used to decorate the chapel of the engineering academy in madrid. in spain the cross creaked, but was returned after 2 years. here he is near the iconostasis. the spaniards were given an exact copy of the shrine. blue division chaotic looting. the germans had a system. teams of art historians determined what was mos

x is rarely present isaac herzog discuss the war with hamas and global security the world economic forum

was filed in the international court of justice in the hague, then this was just such an option when herzog had the opportunity to appeal to that community which maybe not for israel, but not against israel, but... neutral, this is the majority of countries in the world that are neutral to this war and not only to our war here in israel, but also to our war in ukraine, so that's exactly what it was this is an opportunity to appeal to that community and remind them that people are good, there is a war , a terrible war is going on in both ukraine and israel, a common enemy, let's put it this way, they are terrorists, because terrorists have also come from russia who are killing ukrainians on the territory of ukraine. and ee hamas, which crossed the border and kills jews in the territory of israel just because they are jews, this is, as i understand it, a common narrative that must be heard by the world community and pay attention, and it is not for nothing that herzog still called on the world community to pay attention to terrorism, which continues its and he did the right thing, but he didn

this is about 40 minutes. >> good morning, president herzog. honor to a you not for the first time in davos, at a very good a good time for israel and across the middle

president herzog, , it's the fit time in davos at very critical time for israel and across the middle east. looking at new efforts in israel, allow me first to command your lifelong commitment to driving positive change for your country. you have successfully bridged and connected the gaps among diverse groups in israeli society by identifying always common ground and shared also bt and out, very outspoken about your commitment to creating a lasting peace with the same timp has been instrumental in advancing your countries notably, you make history as the first ever israeli state visit to the united arab emirates in january 22, just one year ago. mr. president, the atrocities by hamas on october 7 shook the world to the interested to hearu how your country sees the conflict going forward and what updates there are on the release of hostages. top of our mind is also what steps are being taken to maximize the protection of civilians and the delivery of humanitarian aid. mr. president, thank you again for being those tough times with us and we look very much forward after your speech we

i had the honor of meeting with israeli ambassador herzog. this marked 100 days since the terrorist attacks, the bloodiest day for the jewish people since the holocaust. republicans will stand with israel. house republicans passed robust aid and yet joe biden and chuck schumer failed. house republicans will welcome constituents participating in the march for life. the most meaningful title i've ever had his mom. we will ensure every baby has the opportunities of life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. life is under attack by democrats. there have been 88 recorded acts of violence against pregnancy centers, churches and pro-life organizations. facilities were defaced and vandalized and what if we heard from joe biden and democrats? silence. under the leadership of republicans we passed the abortion survivors act and resolution condemning attacks on pro-life assemblies. house republicans will bring the pregnant students rights act and supporting act to support critical resource centers and provide necessary information to students combating the

his time remains in place to this day. when marking the death of kissinger, israeli president isaac herzog credited the former us secretary of state with laying the cornerstone of the peace agreement between egypt and the zionist entity. israel lobbyist. and former us ambassador to israel, martin indick, wrote a book about kissinger's political career with a special concentration on his services to israel. in 1981, in a reference to his diplomatic work in the middle east, kistenger asserted that his main objective was to isolate the palestinians. the truth is, palestinians are not isolated and support for them has outlived henry kissinger. as always, we're joined by our resident expert david miller. david is academic and a former professor at bristol university and is now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zaham university. he's also a co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch and is a leading british scholarly critic of israel. david joins us today via skype from bristol in the uk. our guest today is the commentator and inte

isaac herzog, president of israel, stated, referring to gaza, i quote, we are working, operating militarilyaccording to rule. of international law unequivocally, it is an entire nation out there that is responsible. it is not true, this rhetoric about civilians not aware, not involved. it is absolutely not true. they could have risen up, they could have fought against that evil regime which took over gaza in, but we are at war, we are at war, we are at war, we are defending our homes, we are protecting our homes, that's the truth, and when a nation protects its home, it fights and we will fight. until we break their backbone, end of quote. on 13 october, 2023, mr. israel cots, then minister of energy and infrastructure of israel, stated on x, formerly twitter: i quote, "we will fight the terrorist organization hamas and destroy it. all the civilian population in gaza is ordered to leave immediately. we will win. they will not receive drop of water or a single battery until they leave the world." end of quote. the court also takes note of a press release of 16 november 2023, issued by 37 spe

and herzog says when it seemed to linger, she knew she was in trouble. when i came out at dawn , i saw that the crawl space window had been torn off and i thought, oh no, that bears in there. it popped the grate and shimmied on through. and that's where it stayed until this evening, when she tossed some mothballs in the space. and who knew? bears hate mothballs. you keep moving. it immediately decided to leave. i don't know what woke this one up and decided to come over here. i've heard of it happening before, but i just thought, why me? >> that was lori perez reporting. now, of course, this reminded us of this. a family skiing up in lake tahoe a couple of days ago. spotting this black bear just charging across the slopes, i was able to exclusively speak to the snowboarder danielle, who had the quick reflexes to catch it all on camera. you can hear our conversation and why danielle did the right thing here. the full story is at our front page of our website, abc7 news.com. it never ceases. to amaze me whenever we see a bear like that. >> all these bear s

israeli president isaac herzog credited the former us secretary of state with laying the cornerstone of the peace agreement between egypt and the zionist entity. israel lobbyist and former us ambassador to israel martin indick wrote a book about kissinger's political career with a special concentration on his services to israel. in 1981, in a reference to his diplomatic work in the middle east. kistenger asserted that his main objective was to isolate the palestinian. "the truth is, palestinians are not isolated and support for them has outlived henry kissinger. as always, we're joined by our resident expert david miller. david's an academic and a former professor at bristol university, and is now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center of islam and global affairs, at istanbul zaium university. he's also a co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch and is a leading british scholarly critic of israel. david joins us today via skype from bristol in the uk. our guest today is the commentator and international relations analyst scott ritter who i spoke earlier via skype

meeting with president herzog of israel as well as israel's foreign minister and also planning to meet with prime minister netanyahu today and the opposition leader tomorrow one of the main objectives of this trip is to stop this war from becoming a wider conflict in the region. now this following the assassination of a hamas leader in the lebanese capital of beirut as well as the killing of a hezbollah commander in southern lebanon benjamin netanyahu meeting with troops along the northern border with lebanon saying we will do whatever it takes. of course we prefer this be done without a wide war, but that not stop us. blinken's trip to israel following a trip to saudi arabia, where he was meeting with the saudis as well as other middle east leaders, and he's been told that anti-u.s. opinion in arab countries has been growing amid support for israel. now one of the plmain issues ha been the mounting civilian death toll inside gaza there will be no doubt more calls for restraint for israel's attacks on hamas but also balancing that with israel's right to defend themselves following that

another israeli member who says no is isaac herzog who was in davos. he underscored the significance of normalizing relations between israel and saudi arabia but at the same time said the israelis are not ready to think about a peace process, especially when they feel threatened by hamas in the south and hezbollah in the north. let's take a listen to what he said >> every israeli wants to know that he will not be attacked in the same way from north or south or east. >> reporter: now before october 7th and the hamas attacks, israel and saudi arabia were well on course to normalize relations, but now that comes with preconditions that israel is not ready to accept the disagreement that also puts israel and the u.s. on a collision course as israel deviates even further from the united states, frances >> claudio, thank you. >>> a devastating report on the uvalde school shooting confirms what many already know the police response was a failure. the significant factor was that the officer treated the gun plan as a barricaded threat and not active shooter the

messenger, israeli president isaac herzog credited the former us secretary of state with laying the cornerstone of the peace agreement between egypt and the zionist entity. israel lobbist and former us ambassador to israel, martin indick, wrote a book about kissinger's political career with a special concentration on his services to israel. in 1981, in a reference to his diplomatic work in the middle east, kissinger asserted that his main objective was to... the palestinians, the truth is, palestinians are not isolated and support for them has outlived henry kissinger. as always, we're joined by our resident expert david miller. david's an academic and a former professor at bristol university, and is now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zayam university. he's also a co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch and is a leading british scholarly critic of israel. david joins us today via skype from bristol in the uk. our guest today is the commentator and international relations analyst scott ritter who i spoke earlier by skype and

the israeli president isaac herzog has condemned the south african case as atrocious and preposterousunited states has registered its opposition to the case. in a press briefing last week, the national security spokesperson john kirby called south africa's submission, meritless, counterproductive, and completely without any basis. is it? or does south africa have a case? let's speak to a professor of international law at yale law school. thank you for being with us this evening. what did you make of south africa's presentation today? >> it was very powerful. they really put out a very careful case, laying out the details of the argument that they made first in a written application, over 80 pages, that lays out the case that there is in fact both genocide and incitement to genocide, and they mix dry legal argument with some visual elements to show the terrible situation that is taking place in gaza, and they really try to make the case, and i think made a powerful case that there is at least enough here for the court to order provisional measures. christian: what does israel have to d

just last week, president herzog put to rest any notion that prime minister netanyahu is the obstacleto peace. no israeli in his right mind, he said, is focused on peace negot negotiations. he went on to explain israel lost trust in the peeps process because -- in the peace process because they see terror is glorified by our neighbors. but he also reity raided a more fundamental -- reiterated a more fundamental point, one my colleagues might do well to consider. here's what he said, the world has to face it point-blank. there is an empire of evil emanating from iran, and that iran's activities undermine any chance for peace and stability. if we're serious about giving peace any hope of success, america must continue to stand with our ally israel as it removes hamas tribalists from any -- hamas terrorists from any calculus of palestinian future. we must demand significant reforms of the pall authority, and we must lead the international effort to impose real, real costs on tehran until it changes its behavior. on a recent matter, i've spoken about the choice facing america's most elite

i mean, to quote president herzog, your country's president, he calls the accusations "atrocious "andsterous". and you yourselfjust referenced to me your own past. your own parents came from germany and from czechoslovakia. they were fortunate, they survived the nazi holocaust. but much of your wider family did not. you know what genocide means, but it doesn't sound like you share any of the israeli fury about the application of that word to your country. i totally do. but remember that the same president who condemned the international court ofjustice in the hague signed on a rocket aimed at gaza, signed on a bomb which is aimed at gaza. this bomb might have killed innocent children or women, like most of the bombs did. let's remember, 60%, 70% of the casualties are women and children. so he is signing on a bomb and condemning those who criticise it. that's really shameful. could it be that there is something about israel, something about the jewish state which the international community feels moved to act upon right now? i'm just very aware, as indeed are many israelis, that the un

and herzog says when it seemed to linger, she knew she was in trouble.came out at dawn, i saw that the crawl space window had been torn off and i thought, oh no, that bears in there. it popped the grate and shimmied on through. and that's where it stayed until this evening, when she tossed some mothballs in the space. and who knew? bears hate mothballs was moving it immediately decided to leave. i don't know what woke this one up and decided to come over here. i've heard of it happening before here, but i just thought, why me? >> wow. >> that bear seemed quite comfortable. >> yeah, good thing everybody's okay. >> and the safe, you know, the bear got out safely and all that. >> well, coming up, four people are dead in a hot air balloon crash in arizona. investigators are working to uncover what went wrong as a fifth passenger in that hot air balloon is fighting for their life this morning. >> and the winter blizzard impacting the new england area is also impacting the nfl. check this out. how bills fans were called to action yesterday to prepare for tonig

president herzog thanked washington for its support of israel.ondemned south africa for filing a case against israel at the international court ofjustice, which accuses israel of crimes of genocide against palestinians in gaza. and here, with the hypocrisy of south africa, we will be at the international court ofjustice and we will present proudly our case of using self—defence under our most inherent right under international humanitarian law, where we are doing our utmost, under extremely complicated circumstances on the ground, to make sure there will be no unintended consequences and no civilian casualties. 0ur middle east correspondent yolande knell has more on what we can expect from antony blinken�*s latest visit to israel. there's so much for him to talk about in this day back—to—back meetings, first for how the war in gazais meetings, first for how the war in gaza is fought with concerns about the high numbers of civilian casualties and the fact people are being newly displaced. the israeli military now says it will lower the intensity o

matched those facts to words that have come from the mouths of senior israeli officials, like president herzogber 7th. "the rhetoric about civilians not being aware, "not involved, is absolutely untrue. " the deputy knesset speaker saying, "there are no innocents there," in gaza, "burn gaza, nothing less." the idf general ghassan alian, saying, "there'll be no water, no electricity. "there will only be destruction in gaza." and finally, just to give you one more quote, your own finance minister, mr smotrich, saying, "there are 2 million nazis sitting in gaza." those quotes are a powerful representation of a case for genocide. i strongly disagree. i think you've got to remember that israel was brutally attacked by hamas and of course, there was a lot of emotion in israel. but if you look at our government policy, the decisions that have been taken, we've made a maximum effort to avoid hurting innocent civilians. and the south africans have been irresponsible and have been hypocritical. they claim to represent, i don't know, some sort of moral voice. it's the same government that has been, as ha

gallant defense minister said we're fighting animals we are acting accordingly we we've had people like herzog who set the mood music right right at the beginning of this this enslow and he said he was saying things like the whole of the palestinian nation is responsible there's a nation out there. responsible, that's what he said, exactly right, and then they've got uh crazy people like um lindsay graham in in america, saying is a religious war and and wipe it out, wipe the whole of god, so all of the supporters outside, you even the jewish chronicles editor came weighed in with with such language, so at the beginning you you see the whole of the um the the the israeli establishment and its supporters um spouting genocidal ethnic cleansing intent, then what you see is the idea f uh actually implementing and carrying out those actions and then there's a repetition of those demands uh, i think there's three times the number of explosive content which has fallen on gaza compared to hiroshima just alone, and that's not an accident, and i think that is where they're scared, because the south afric

matched those facts to words that have come from the mouths of senior israeli officials, like president herzogr 7th. "the rhetoric about civilians not being aware, "not involved, is absolutely untrue. " the deputy knesset speaker saying, "there are no innocents there," in gaza, "burn gaza, nothing less." the idf general ghassan alian, saying, "there'll be no water, no electricity. "there will only be destruction in gaza." and finally, just to give you one more quote, your own finance minister, mr smotrich, saying, "there are 2 million nazis sitting in gaza." those quotes are a powerful representation of a case for genocide. i strongly disagree. i think you've got to remember that israel was brutally attacked by hamas and of course, there was a lot of emotion in israel. but if you look at our government policy, the decisions that have been taken, we've made a maximum effort to avoid hurting innocent civilians. and the south africans have been irresponsible and have been hypocritical. they claim to represent, i don't know, some sort of moral voice. it's the same government that has been, as has

i mean, to quote president herzog, your country's president, he calls the accusations "atrocious andsterous". and you yourselfjust referenced to me your own past. your own parents came from germany and from czechoslovakia. they were fortunate, they survived the nazi holocaust. but much of your wider family did not. you know what genocide means, but it doesn't sound like you share any of the israeli fury about the application of that word to your country. i totally do. but remember that the same president who condemned the international court ofjustice in the hague signed on a rocket aimed at gaza, signed on a bomb which is aimed at gaza. this bomb might have killed innocent children or women, like most of the bombs did. let's remember, 60%, 70% of the casualties are women and children. so he is signing on a bomb and condemning those who criticise it. that's really shameful. could it be that there is something about israel, something about the jewish state which the international community feels moved to act upon right now? i'm just very aware, as indeed are many israelis, that the un

yigal and levin, for example, netanyahu's youngest son, the son of president isaac herzog, is currentlyving in israel. two children of the minister of defense, defense in the army, three sons of beni gant, the main oppositionist, and who has now also joined the government, two sons of minister ayzenko, and the minister , the son of the minister of social security, the eldest daughter of the minister of transport, the daughter of the minister of economy, two children of the minister of integration , all the children of the minister of agriculture, the son of the minister noh, and so on and so forth, it's a huge list, i just don't know if they even have anyone in the government, yes. who does not have children now in the idf, and some of them are already wounded, this is another example of how you can show justice, but who will choose the rest of us, i am ready to answer, i am closer to the israeli approach, the israeli form of this not only because , that i have two sons who serve, and since i have such an understanding of justice. which was considered and implemented, means our last rev

x is rarely present isaac herzog discuss the war with hamas and global security the world economic forumual meeting and davos, switzerland this is about 40 minutes. good morning so honored to welcome and not the first time in davos time for israel and the call of the middle looking at new efforts in israel, allow me first to commend your lifon commitment to the change for your country. we have successfully reached ane groups in israeli society by a shared values. you have in the past and your commitment atto creating a lasting peace wh the pti time your leadership has been instrumental in advancing your country's relations in the middle east and beyond. notably you made history as the first ever israeli state to the emirates and generate 22, just one year ago. mr. president, the atrocities by hamas on october 7■t core. we will be interested to hear from you how your country sees forward and what updates there are in the release of hostages. top of mind is also what steps are being taken to maximize the protection of civilians the delivery of humanitarian aid. mr. president, thank you us.

matched those facts to words that have come from the mouths of senior israeli officials, like president herzogtober 7th. "the rhetoric about civilians not being aware, "not involved, is absolutely untrue. " the deputy knesset speaker saying, "there are no innocents there," in gaza, "burn gaza, nothing less." the idf general ghassan alian, saying, "there'll be no water, no electricity. "there will only be destruction in gaza." and finally, just to give you one more quote, your own finance minister, mr smotrich, saying, "there are 2 million nazis sitting in gaza." those quotes are a powerful representation of a case for genocide. i strongly disagree. i think you've got to remember that israel was brutally attacked by hamas and of course, there was a lot of emotion in israel. but if you look at our government policy, the decisions that have been taken, we've made a maximum effort to avoid hurting innocent civilians. and the south africans have been irresponsible and have been hypocritical. they claim to represent, i don't know, some sort of moral voice. it's the same government that has been, as

president herzog, , it's an honr to welcome you not the first time in davos at very critical time for israel and across the middle east. looking at new efforts in israel, allow me first to command your lifelong commitment to driving positive change for your country. you have successfully bridged and connected the gaps among diverse groups in israeli society by identifying always common ground and shared values. you have also been in the past and out, very outspoken about your commitment to creating a lasting peace with the palestinians. at the same time your leadership has been instrumental in advancing your countries relations in the middle east and beyond. notably, you make history as the first ever israeli state visit to the united arab emirates in january 22, just one year ago. mr. president, the atrocities by hamas on october 7 shook the world to the core, and we will be interested to hear from you how your country sees the conflict going forward and what updates there are on the release of hostages. top of our mind is also what steps are being taken to maximize the protection of

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earlier today, israeli president isaac herzog met with tony blinken and criticized south africa's genocidecase. >> on thursday, a proceeding was started in the international court of justice in the hague whereby south africa has sued israel for supposedly genocide. there is nothing more atrocious and preposterous. we are doing our utmost under extremely complicated circumstances on the ground to make sure there will be no unintended consequences and loss of civilian casualties. amy: on monday, jeremy corbyn called on britain to back south africa's case at the international court of justice. >> 22,000 people have already been killed. 1.9 million displaced. thousands die in the rubble. thousands of children dying because of lack of medical care and food. people dying of starvation and thirst and hunger in the gaza strip at the present time. can't government understand the anger around the world when they watch this in real time happening? and why so many people are very pleased the government of south africa has taken an initiative in going to the international court in order to hold israel

we'll have interviews with israeli president isaac herzog and interview with elise stefanik, and an interview with biden's principal campaign manager, quinter fulks. just stay with us. "meet the press" is on at 8:00 a.m. right after this news cast. >>> coming up in about 30 minutes from now, we'll talk to nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston for our weekly segment. we'll take a look at yesterday, that third anniversary of the january 6th insurrection and how it is shaping our nation today. >>> at 7:16, this weekend the road to paris goes through the bay area. the nation's top fencers are in the south bay for a major olympic qualifying event. three-time olympian alexander aseleus maintained his status as the top men's fencer in the world. emma gosk caught up with him, his coach, his dad. >> reporter: the world's top male fencer was here at the san jose convention center not to compete in this weekend's north american cup, but to receive his fencing gold medal for the fencing world cup, which he earned last season. >> my son, alexander. come on down. >> reporter: winning his third world

but the but i would highly recommend i know verner herzog goes around you must read this book but really grab a copy it's one of the most beautiful piece in nature writing that has ever been put to paper. it is exquisite. but. but his of the natural world through the lens of a peregrine falcon is about as close to him as close as a human being, i believe has gotten to animal is really spectacular. yeah and even then you're you're the window with your nose pressed against the yeah we're ready for our first question. i feel like i'm on a game show all of a sudden. why should i feel. yeah. so i was wondering like while you were talking about this, i had just come from the like deconstructing myth talk and one of the topics there was kind like connecting a world none of us live in. i have never lived into the present and. kind of like the responsibility that comes with that. and like i at least personally feel many people are disconnected from nature, at least like here in massachusetts, like with urban sprawl. and everything's like, how you handle that responsibility of like kind of speakin

on "meet the press" when kristen is joined by elise stefanik of new york and israeli president isaac herzog president biden's deputy campaign manager quentin fulks. >>> a strange story surrounding lloyd austin. he was hospitalized at walter reed on monday night after selecting complications from an elective procedure. top national security officials, even the president, did not know about that for three days. austin released a statement on saturday, taking responsibility for not disclosing his condition sooner. senior administration officials tell nbc news the defense secretary and president biden spoke on saturday with so much going on around the world, of course. >>> iconic olympic gymnast mary lou retton is on the mend this morning after a life-threatening health scare in the fall. she exploded to wheaties box-level fame at the 1984 olympic games in los angeles when she became the first american in history to win an olympic individual all-around gold medal in gymnastics. in september, retton was rushed to the hospital with a rare form of pneumonia. she could not breathe on her own, was h

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but the but i would highly recommend i know verner herzog goes around you must read this book but really grab a copy it's one of the most beautiful piece in nature writing that has ever been put to paper. it is exquisite. but. but his of the natural world through the lens of a peregrine falcon is about as close to him as close as a human being, i believe has gotten to animal is really spectacular. yeah and even then you're you're the window with your nose pressed against the yeah we're ready for our first >> we are ready for our first question. >> i feel like i'm on a game show. >> so i was wondering, like while you talk about this i had just come from the deconstructing myth talk and one of the topics there was kind of like connecting a world none of us live in. and the never lived in to the present and kind of like the responsibility that comes with that, and like i at least personally feel many people are disconnected from nature, at least like you're in massachusetts especially like with urban sprawl and everything.in like, how do you handle that responsibility of like kind to speaki

right now this morning israel's president isaac herzog, talking about whether israel's intention is toplace and resettle palestine indians out of gaza. now, he says that is, quote, outright official and unequivocally not israel's position. meanwhile us secretary of state antony blinken is now calling on middle eastern nations to ensure the conflict is contained and prevent a quote , endless cycle of violence. new video shows blinken leaving jordan on his way to doha as he continues his trip in the middle east. he's in qatar today during the trip, he will discuss several issues with world leaders. that includes what could be done to protect civilians in gaza and increase deliveries of humanitarian aid closer to home. now, police are investigating a major crash on interstate five just outside of bakersfield. two people confirmed dead and nine others are injured after 35 vehicles crashed into each other, including 18 big rigs. it happened yesterday morning, drivers reported seeing heavy fog in the moments leading up to the crash. >> the fog hit all i heard was screeching like screech, scr

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