stress passers and terrorists, and one leaving almost a 1000 people dead. many in their own hopes. it has taken 4 days for israel's security forces to regain control of the border with gauze up. how long will it take to rescue the hostages inside? gone to a 150 of the most of them is regulates. what will the orders be for res rarely, soldiers search and rescue or attack and destroy or will it be both to? i brings us in berlin. this is the day the, the savage attacks of come us perpetrated against it as it is rarely our mind body . still don't sylvan thought of this. it's the most. okay. so everything but something like that. so we remain extremely alone like these

trafficking escalate events. the what is our fault, what did my children pick up? let's come off. how mazda operatives have no way to hiding garza. we will reach them. the also coming up this half hour iran has cheered on the attacks by him. off it has denied that it had anything to do with them as unlikely, and as improbable as that may be. as to the question of whether or ron knew about this attack in advance or health plan or direct his attack, we do not. as at the moment, i'm standing here at the podium. have confirmation of that for to our viewers watching on p. b, as in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin today with the picture of terror carried out by a moss. inside is real width is rarely forces back in control along the border with

gaza. the details of saturday's massacre and blood bath are now coming to light. officials today reported finding bloated, body use and decapitated babies inside a car, but not more than 2 miles from the gauze border. the death toll from saturdays terror attacks now stands at more than $900.00. israel remains a country and shock. it is also a country for now united in the. 3 4 days at some, 360000 reserves have been called up a mobilization of this magnitude and speed never before seen in modern is really history. prime minister netanyahu, he has predicting a long war against a mazda that will change the entire middle east. well, israel's allies are promising full support. the european union is calling for restrain concern that israel's military attack, against them off will result in a collective punishment for palestinian civilians. we have this report.

miss sol blocked a co throughout goza raising whole buildings to the ground and seconds. israel says it's military offensive against the palestinian militants behind such today's attack. will continue this fatigue shows the movements that miss solve hits. what is really all me says a to separate him, us c'mon centers in gaza on the ground residents a gathering that belongings and trying to escape as the

strikes continue, whole neighborhoods are quickly becoming uninhabitable. the and as the number of injured increases hospitals, the struggling yeah. do you have the goal? this is randy. as drank the medical situation in guys had already been green for nearly 17 years. the hospitals have been seriously hampered by the siege. we don't have the access to many medical supplies, drugs and equipment in gaza above as the israel has announced a new siege of gauze, a costing of food fuel electricity and water supplies. how must this drawing to increase the pressure on israel's lead is by threatening revenge for the strikes on gauze. but in the whole mean had he said no early, no we announced that's daunting. now, every targeting about people without warning will regrets. if need be met with the execution cent of one of the enemies civilian hostages,

nearby hear nothing and we will be compelled to broadcast it. you know that both audio west and video valley come with bullying before will be with florida. but as well shows no sign of backing down in an effort to maximize its cheap strength. these really forces daunted, flying citizens back from europe to be mobilized as reserved this a beloved join. now by mostly zimmerman. he is and is really a historian and a leading authority on nationalism and anti semitism. he joins me tonight from jerusalem. mister timmerman, we appreciate you for staying up to talk with us this evening. i'm sure you've heard the news is really forces today's saying that they have re gained total control. that is really territory along the border with gaza, but they didn't do it in time to prevent the kidnapping of some 150 people who were now hostages. in the hands of her mos what does history tell you about the

chances of getting these hostages out safe and sound? well, it is a very tragic. it's totally that way or it's very hard to get the officers back from any of our country and especially been on the phone the home us. we had already a long story about the getting that one soldier, all the one, the civilian know we have to do with the whole group of more than a 100 people. so the chances of getting that back. so even if we already, if these are ready to pay the price is very low. what is the readiness in is rarely society, in your opinion, of accepting the price being collateral damage that these hostages may have

to die in order to defeat a mouse. whether it is very, quite clear that the army is going to try to free those hostages, but falls into of course, we know that this is a very difficult task or the general public is of course on full freeing the people who but they think the tongue of to on that why and bone being the or the god the street. this is going to bring about the death of the last to do is to the wishful revenge, i think is the hold on so strong the, the other considerations, it'd be coming more background configuration. it is a very cool decision to be my thought the, my impression is that people are ready to take the risk. they are all for

punishing the arab's punishing the people of god of goals, punishing some us and they are ready to pay the price the prime minister of israel letting yahoo, he says that he is going to change the middle east. and when you hear him say that, what do you understand in that statement? change it in what way? i mean, what will this new, this different middle east look like after this attack on him. ok. what i'm a is really, is he's very, i got us to not to believe to anything that the, my prime minister says, but i understand both he intends to do. he wants to erase from us. and they may be even more than only from us. he wants to change their balance of power in gaza and around god,

god. and between these road in the are of neighbors. by publishing into some us all by punishing garza lid as a general idea. yeah, i don't believe why i don't think so. it is going to achieve the real change if he is not going to be ready to deal with the palestinians especially. and they, the bill is off the auto spaniel authority. as long as you don't stop, you don't show any signs of weight in they have to have really peace with the palestinians. i'm not talking about some of the people in the west bank. then of course, you're not going to change anything, rather because we did so on the conduct the slogan that the use of you know, all the 2 are console on the he's rarely so i know that you've been critical of netanyahu's government and that you've called this more a failure of is really state. what exactly do you mean by that?

so he's really state was created in order to be a safe haven for jews for all over the world. we know about the story or did you within the last 4 of the 18th century, in the 12th century, the 12 pope ruled by the non jews by christian, by others in the idea of the deal. certainly the more to create the state to create a place in which to us we live safely. this is something that was really destroyed by the what happened yesterday and, you know, the gaza strip jewels in use really in the summer instead of these really in the summer and staple, the vi on these move in will falter. it will vote wrong. the same way is it was in the 18th century in 19 century is still in europe or even joining the 2nd level

when the nazis invaded is invaded that you're sale if the state has failed in its obligation to protect the people in israel. um, let me ask you personally, do you feel less safe now then you did a week ago. i mean what have the events from saturday? what did they done to your notion of, of personal safety inside the jewish state of israel? what else cause i expect these are the only way to protect the most of these various society. this holds an exception this occurrence the 3 days ago. but in general, right, one must have to is with does the is really state is very with the state that is not very successful in really keeping the safety of these rated

people. it's not on your program or such a bruise on the fact that the one from god. this is something that you feel in the everyday lives. there is something wrong about the way the way or the use or the politics understand their duty to walk the people and the deal of the world history . historian, washington remind mr. zimmerman i wish we had more time to talk about this. but i certainly appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts with this tonight. thank you. thank you very much. we're earlier to 90 was president joe biden said that he is ready to order additional military forces to the middle east in support of israel. he confirmed that american citizens were among the hundreds killed and among the scores of hostages. taken by him, i see called the terror act, an act of sheer evil were traveling the of them off the

blood thirsting. this praise the mine, the worst, the worst rampages devices. this is tears. so in this moment, we must be crystal clear. we stand with israel. mazda does not stand for the palestinians, people's right to a degree, the self determination. the state of purposes is not elation of the state of israel and the murder of jewish people. loss of innocent life is heartbreaking. like every nation, the world is who has the right to respond indeed, has a duty to respond to these vicious attacks in our washington bureau. genus policy was following president binds remarks, she gave me her main take away. hi brenda, it's ralph for him to he was so descriptive, so strong words talking about a slaughtered bodies, butchered bodies, babies, and hollow costs of ivers,

which were killed. so this is definitely something which is really close to his heart. um his uh, speech was clear, strong heartful, as i said, and he left no doubt at all that he and his administration stands behind is where i without any hesitation in bed, and i quote him here, you as has israel's back, he reiterated. and that does not come as a surprise military and economic support and stated that the response of the us will be swift and decisive. and over whelming, he also said that he was urge congress for urgent action on funding. and then that is interesting because pretty much everything here in the united states is so politicized. he said that this is not about party or politics, that this is about the security of the whole world. and brendan, as we all live, so it's just coming in, the bible is sending his a state, his secretary of state is tops diplomat blinking to israel,

who is supposed to arrive there this thursday. israel has declared war on him, off and bound to destroy its ability to govern guns of the militant palestinian implements group. it's considered a terrorist organization by the european union and the united states. here's more now on what homos represents of the kansas street, where the as rainy defense forces have been striking targets belonging to the militant islam is thomas and palestinian islamic jihad of groups. it's from this densely populated enclave line between israel, egypt and the mediterranean sea. that promise has for years launched rockets into israel. the group has governed the over 2000000 residents in gaza

since 2007. since then, gaza has been seen as enemy territory by israel, and has remained largely sealed off these rail controls access by land, sea, and air. the militant islam is group rejects any piece processed with these ro and cones for its destruction. thomas is designated a terrorist group by israel, the united states, the u on the united kingdom, among other countries. thomas is part of a regional alliance that includes iran, syria, and the is list organization has blocked 11 on which opposes us policies towards them. at least in these route, the you and other countries have deemed test by a terrorist organization. how much has carried i'd attacks on israel, which have led to 4 major military conflicts with the israeli army in 2008, 200920122014 and 2021

says warrant that is the latest wave of attacks, or just the beginning and cold on other groups to join the fight. just how much depends on $4.00 and $8.00 of all kinds. a lot of that aid comes from iran for the wrong supreme leader, ayatollah ali. how many? he says that t, ron had no role in the for mosse terrorist attacks on saturday. at the same time, he praised the operation as an and rubber but military and intelligence defeat and run into mos share the declared aim of destroying the state of israel. my next guest now is dantes the trend of it. see she is with the institute for national security studies until of eve previously headed up rainy and research for israel's military intelligence. it's good to have you with this this evening. iran

has denied being involved in these attacks. what so ever? is that even plausible? a well, a week time, a stand relations between how much time that you run you, ronnie, sending money to run, of course, sending alms to run training in the parentheses by the end of the day. uh, how much is it part of seeing interest movement in a ways that the solely independent, especially in the gaza strip. so there is, of course, the support of the ron to come us like tv. but technically speaking, once we sold today and what the so in the last couple of days is a, a tech carried out by come, us operated by come us and come on. doesn't need the approval of the run to launch these attacks. so in that regard, it is possible of we'll do some sort of coordination in the background over all the time. by the end of the day. it's so that you run needs to, to approve amy attack here. we don't buy from us the support,

the move maybe to force you to see these. but that's the key operationally on the ground. i'm asking the defendant to do what he wants, what he's able to do. so actually what we sold today is that we use as to teaching support by uh by you arrive, but i'm doubtful that from us the did the approval over run. okay. car we doubt the subject so. so to what extent then would you say that how much is a tool for iran, such as other groups like, has blog in lab and not to well, there is a distance between the keys below and come on since so many ways as well as the shape uh, movement is actually dispute ahead of you on the tv uh in the mean the least. and how much is it but a single moment, assuming movement is actually supported by you run? no because of the, the logic the reasons. yes. i suppose the reason of both are kind of both uh, a move in country uh wants to destroy the state of each route. but one is sony. one

is she? so its more uh, less said the logical, more uh, in interest of buying so many ways. so its not that, um, uh, come us uh is uh, assuming that too is valid and that means that the effect, but we have to understand what the one is trying to do is actually build the circle of fire on the sits a visa. it wants to the therapy as well, from a tech to run. so he chooses to buy like chooses other movements. uh uh, organizations organization like the shape uh movements in their rack. linda who lives in the um and like the like from us in the, in the go, the stooping west bank in order to cost increase, press ease rent. if somebody is so in that way, it's similar to his butler, but because by the end you run has to teach a quote to make to the nations that the less than what you see today between you run and come us again. you run these back and come up with so many ways bucks from, from technical reason, oppression. the reason come us is really independent the in its own weight and i

was reading today. so iran has this goal of annihilating is real by what one person has described as a 1000 cuts in that goes along with what you're saying. building this circle around is real. so it is a loss for iran, one of those 1000 cuts that would contribute to the destruction of israel to definitely um and, and then we run and come us looking the long term solution. it does, are they thinking that they can distort use real tomorrow? but they believe this uh, a run this a tags at the curb unit as well. uh, one wait for that in its submission uh, vision to the store to split the vision. so that's why we, so even if you run didn't know about the attack. technically, it will support it because it's really, it's part of his grand strategy the other day to make you sort of disappeared from

the map and this, but it was dependable support. now it's important to say one important thing, despite the fact that we, again, we all can only assume for why the american restrictions thing and what the come up saying on the ground that there is no called the nation between come us and you weren't before the attack itself, i'm not saying you run one supposed come us actively in the interview in days to come. we still in the beginning stages of the companion of these are all again from us. and you've come, us will find itself in a dire situation. we cannot truly out that you run. we ask that we support. i'm us not only by uh, trying to send um the other elements, but also may be threatening israel to stop it to the guy this trip. so the fact that we didn't see this kind of spectacle compression doesn't say one, see that the meeting days to come. yeah. and the timing of these attacks that we saw on saturday and they looked like, right?

you could, you know, see them as being a means at and disturbing what has been this building of improve relations between is real and other error countries i'm talking to, particularly between is real and solid and you're ready to be up. and it would definitely be in it runs interest for from us to attack and create what it has created this, this uproar and destroy any goodwill that may have been coming from saudi arabia towards israel. the most definitely, i think is that the you rodney is really, really annoyed from that. nobody's ation uh, between these really in the gulf states and especially this prospect of and why they should between these well inside the arabian, this is something that booth real jeff with the, towards the you run the run, see this kind of called a nation and between that you're going to start read doing something this really jeopardizing its core interest in the region and beyond. so if that's we got,

it's not the come us initiated that because of you run a b says or it trying to uh, up to some obstacles in the relations between these when a sudden a bill, but for sure you run on this, then they've held that in that regard, so we, so it's, we've supported, i think that even more than that was from us is trying to do right now despite the fact that probably started, like we mentioned the complaint alone, they want to gather if you run with not to, into the computer, we still wasn't the hama this the head of the uh, who am i was actually because of steve tried to say, trying to do in the beginning stages of the complaint, trying to call for a other funds to be open. and they think that the, the, these ation is something that you run can relate to, but we have to understand one and both of the things that the iran is very hesitant to open new fronts. it doesn't tend to get into the development. but the kind of push the full see how it will develop into the future. yes. so it's still that

you're running with jump into the uh, the events only because with all these ation between that you will use when this audio read. yeah. i'm sure they understand that could help them in that regard. but i think that would probably they would truth think twice, whether to support it from us. actually the again, i'm not saying they're not going to do that right. but not only because on all of these ation, they will try to help them out. okay. then it is a trend of with, with the institute for national security studies and telling me, mr. turner, it's, we certainly appreciate your time excellent analysis to on the nuances of the raining and connection to all of this. thank you. thank you very much. i as well the day is almost over and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day. we'll see you then everybody, the

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