a multi tasking, diesel modern message, because if we do too much, we paid it all wrong. we messed things up, risking brain damage. so let's stop this self sabotage humans and multitasking. watching our new to v w documentary is real now has an emergency government comprised of prime minister netanyahu and to lawmakers who were both head of israel's military political enemies, usually at odds. now in an alliance to lead the country into war, it has been 5 days since her mos militants left the gauze and entered is real becoming a moss terrace. the death toll from their saturday killing street mail stands at 1200. inside garza, the death toll from is really air strikes. a 1000 and to line. i broke off in berlin. this is the day,

the quarter michel, wherever we know there are a mass alternative school. how mass leaders, we will attack you with me to follow the nowhere and gather states. how much is a terrorist organization? they do not offer solutions. they offer lots ships with us that's been made for me. it is also coming up more damage to europe's energy infrastructure. a gas pipeline in the baltic sea cut just before winter, an accident or sabotage. so we cannot say at this stage

a voice behind this, but we can see that some kind of external action is behind just for to our viewers watching on cbs in the united states, into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the de, inside gaza, where the power today began running out the central power plant, providing electricity for guns is $2300000.00 residents went offline today, as israel's blockade takes hold. palestinians are now relying on generators for power if they have fuel to run them across the board. israel is moving tanks and soldiers into position ahead of what is expected to be the biggest ground incursion into the gauze and strip since the last ground to solve back in 20. 14 mos continues to launch rockets across the border is rarely air strikes are increasing by the hour of battling, the skies expected to hit the ground anytime they

are strikes, blockades and now a power cut conditions for the over 2000000 people living in the gaza strip keep getting worse is real, had already cut off electricity to gaza. now the territory. so power plant is also out of service. the fuel has run out. the officials worn that the effect on causes already overloaded health system will be devastating. and seeing that we're talking about full beds and hospitals across cons, i mean adding to this so that the medication and supplies are about to run out. also, the fuel and generator are close to running out to me if there will be a real issue in pending. as the electricity company told us, they will completely stop work, which will be reflected on all those wounded cop ideas, really, aggression and the sick people have gone to a mess. and i guess i lost the job. and as well as what i the one model up to 5

because the gaza is under heavy fire. the wounded keeps coming, and medicine is running out of doctors without borders, say 50 wounded, came in at once after an air strike reduced to jamalia refugee camp to rumble. thousands have fled their homes to seek shelter elsewhere. but for people in this densely populated area, there are no safe hiding spaces. how is this our fault? what did my children do? there's no electricity, internet, food, or water. why? we suddenly found ourselves displaced, going from a car to a hospital to a street. one person was coming to stay with us, they got hit by an air strike. another person asked us to come, stay with them. they got targeted. i'm in the street. where should i go? i don't, i don't know. or even un facilities have been hit. uh you and facility is

cool, sheltering the displays, but i have been directly hit um a few days ago. um and overall we are hosting some 170000 people in the over 18 schools on other facilities across the gulf has stripped. these are families who have floods the selling and the bombardment is real, says it has destroyed the homes of many members of hum us. the militant islam is group viewed as a terrorist organization by the you and the us as night fall approaches in gaza. millions of people will have to wait for morning in near total darkness, in their homes and hospitals, while they're essential supplies are running out. international rights groups are calling for the opening of a humanitarian cord, or my 1st guess tonight is

a veteran. us diplomat, daniel curtis was ambassador to egypt under president bill clinton. he was us invested or to israel from 2001 to 2005 invested. there is good to have you with this this evening. the buying administration, as you will know, has been critical of the nets in yahoo government, in the past the, the scale of the home aust atrocities plus the establishment of this emergency government. do you think all of this will prompt washington or is prompting washington to give netanyahu carte blanche to respond to her mouse as well. secretary state uh, tony, blinking his landing. it is real probably right about now. and i'm pretty confident that he's carrying 2 messages. number one is please re read what president of the

bite and said that the united states stands supporting israel. we have their back. but i think the private messages you need to moderate the response in a manner that doesn't create its own amount of terry. and distressing problem causes has been a problem for quite some time. the people are being held hostage by hum us now they have is really hostages as well. so there's room, we'll need to take this into account as it searches out the homeless leadership and tries to decapitated. what do you think the role of the united states should be um, at this critical time, i'm, should it be to offer unconditional support to is real or should it be an agent to help break the cycle of violence? i mean, if the united states doesn't do it, then what power will as well, i don't like the word cycle of violence. how much is actions over the weekend or beyond the pale and represent a roofing escalation of its own?

i think the united states is, israel's posts, is how i can provide the kind of sobering advice that i hope sector blinking is bringing. but as you saw, we're also sending to aircraft carrier battle groups to the mediterranean to send a very important message to other players such as his ball 11 on any ron not to escalate this prices. so i think we, we play those 2 different roles. we will work with a countries like egypt and culture to see if we can't get some dialogue started to address the issue of the hostages and see how this goes forward. but the israel is intent upon trying to uh, not only diminish, but to destroy from us as capabilities of ever doing again, the har or what they committed this weekend for minister netanyahu each talks about

now of reshaping the middle east. what is, what's your take on, on that rhetoric? um, what do you think he means? well, frankly, i don't know. um, i think before how mazda is attack. there was a sense that a savvy is real understanding or normalization agreement would be transformative. and i think that's what the, by the ministration was pursuing in the aftermath of what, how much is done. however, i think it's going to need, we're going to need a lot of time for things to sort out. and i'm not sure that there's a new middle east, a comfortable middle east that's going to emerge very easily. israel will be on the edge of his fellow represents the significant threat, both in the context of what's happening now, but also in the future. the raj nuclear pretensions represent a significant threat. and so the analysts and policy makers are going to be working

overtime to try to figure this out. i think it's premature to make big declarations about what the middle east will be. and i'm wondering what this is going to do to the thrust of u. s. foreign policy in the united states has been trying to, to shift its focus from the middle east. um, more towards a new security focus being on asia, of course are rising. china, does this conflict? does it mean that, that shifting policy? is that over is, or is it going to be suspend? as well as the us as well as others will have to reassess the bases of its policies and approach in this region. we certainly are not going to change with respect to our support for israel and the security. we're not going to change with respect to our support for other allies, the egypt, jordan, saudi arabia. we're not going to change with respect to the importance of,

of the security of oil and gas exports, but of how things shape out with respect to non state actors. and this is that a problem that all of us have been grappling with for a long time. and no one really has a handle on it. with states, you can expect some kind of normal behavior. sometimes they go to war, sometimes they don't. non state actors are not covered by any of these rules, and as we saw this weekend, not only has almost broken the rules of international behavior, but has the really decline to to a blood thirsty, a horrible killing machine, which is hard to grasp the level of this information on social media, when it pertains to this conflict, i mean, it has reached unprecedented levels. and a common theme that we're seeing is, is an attempt to create a, a moral equivalence between is really actions and the atrocities committed by

a mouse. how do you see this a look at some particular problem worldwide. i see it on the college campus. i teach at princeton university and we want to be sensitive to the feelings of american jews and his release on campus who have been affected emotionally by what happened. but we also need to be sensitive to the fact that we have pallets sitting in an arab students who are now watching the destruction of homes and, and the killing of people in gaza. of social media only exacerbates the problem. you know, i think you heard that the israelis have advised parents to keep their children off of social media. they don't want to see some of the most horrific images that are out there. but uh, you're not going to get a lot of people offering social media and that means that the chance of this information uh, really becomes much greater and only adds to the burden of trying to calm the

situation down. ambassador frontier, we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us. we appreciate your valuable insights tonight. thank you. my pleasure. thanks for earlier this evening, i spoke to gar kit, one of israel's most prominent authors. he lives until a v with his wife and son. i asked him what went through his mind when he heard that from us had launched an attack in israel. the air when in the beginning the no, i mean my wife, we woke up to a normal, you know, we're, we've been fluid out of a real quick me said a tech so. so we, after they did it on sion, do you know when did the me size, we went and bought the coffee to take awake a fast thinking that it's more of the same and,

and then very quickly you start to get getting news about basically hundreds in a of terrorist entering gauge, a keyboard, susan village is in pounds and murdering fee put. and it was the spitting go. fake you both because people were quartering dakota vision saying we need help that people burning down our house. come and save us. and not only need the army to peach time to arrive, but the government provided no answer. nathan now released the movie 6 hours later in which he has a perfectly make up and very nicer and says that we have a tour with all those people dealing with issues. you know, in the 1st, i would say 48 hours or 3. so, you know, for the 6 hours, and then you'll find them if member went to any of the states to do is, you know, the be pretty like a, a minister with the minister of transportation. you know,

people who could just give them some kind of a feeling of freed issue. we're not there. it's a, this extreme, extreme right when the government basically disintegrated with people from the process offering to us is to 2 families in distress. it's, it's, it's strange. it's like in this country and it's good i. i couldn't hear the disappointment them in your voice. i mean, you feel like you're government the state. let you down. um, at the moment when it should have been protecting you, what does it mean then for your confidence in this emergency government that was announced today? well, 1st of all, i want to say that you know, a, i'm a 56 year old guy. i leave during my life and use right surgery and i've been for quite a few was i've never been in a situation like that because i think that for the past 20 years, nathaniel had built this kind of system of is it containing,

as transcending to come across as an identity, you know, to, to define a student of dorothy and basically as some kind of way of making sure that nobody is staying in state with sleep through. now these uh, these i do of bribing, the devil and bad thing with the day of and containing the devil. a exploded, you know, face, you know, and, and they are, they are more than files and civilian dead. and there are more than 2000 a civilians wanted and in this saving, you know, was the government that you cited against everyone against this pilots were foot. and the soldiers were fighting out to a to say right off a guest by the, you know, this is the same government that said to government to, is it ministers any to, to buy didn't mind your own business, the have the waters of northern new york become the scene

to get another pipeline sabotage a year after the north stream pipeline bombings. finland confirmed this week that it is investigating a rupture and a sub see gas pipeline that stretches all the way to estonia and defend say, the damage was probably caused by outside activities. and that has put it on the radar at nato. the baltic connector gas pipeline connex into in finland and pulled the ski in estonia. now it was ruptured on wednesday along with a telecommunications cable connecting the 2 countries. repairs are expected to take about 5 months. in the meantime, worries over the security of europe's energy infrastructure. it will only grow. here is the head of native. you're in stoughton. bert speaking earlier today. the important thing now is to establish what happens on the a how this could happen. if it is proven to be a deliberate attack on a night to critical infrastructure, then this will be of course,

serious. but it will also be met by a united and determined that response from natal. or i'm going to bring in benjamin schmidt now. he's an energy security expert with the university pennsylvania. he testified to the us congress on russia's weapon, isaac, of energy, and this summer he paid a visit in fact to the baltic conductor. so i didnt estonia, the perfect man to talk to tonight. but you mean it's good to see you again, nato pledging a strong response. if this is found to be a deliberate attack, do you think that this is sabotage? is that the only plausible explanation a well look brand straight to see you and i wish we weren't always uh, meeting under such circumstances. websites the pipeline explosions, the baltic sea. but there we are. i will say that right now, everything looks like this was a deliberate action, and it really is going to come down to the forensic investigation that's been

ongoing. let's, let's step back here. we 1st heard about this on sunday, on october east, when there was a drastic drop in pressure in the pipeline all the way down to 6 bar, suggesting a tube of our ring on the estonian side and in the, in the uh, the, the finished uh, transmission system operator desperate on the finish side, that there was the leak in. remember, this is kind of a seemed forensic, a timeline that we had for the north stream ruptures. we didn't know right away. that was sabotage. we just knew the release. and of course, over the past 48 hours, we have seen the investigation continue. um there were uh notes of a small not as large as the north stream glass, but a small seismic event that took place. this could have been course with a small amount of explosives, but also just by mechanically rupturing the pipeline. so there's a number of theories right now about what's going on. and i'm certainly looking into this and in this is certainly as you said, ran to something that i've been looking at closely. as you said, i,

i visited the site right next door to the both the connector and pull these key sonya just basically several weeks ago when i was looking at the jedi for the police keep f as are your floating surgery gas vacation unit as part of my up and climbing uh, energy research grant that i'm, i'm working on critical infrastructure protection in more than year. i know that you've also been doing a lot of research into the north stream of explosions. the bombings can you, can you draw some parallels here? and i, i guess the question a lot of people are asking is with north stream. and now with this incident, do both of these roads lead to moscow as well? what we don't know yet again, this, the, the final thing to do here is to gather as much information in both cases, right? the forensic evidence on your spatial commercial satellite imagery that we've seen on now with uh, with the north stream investigations. i think the same thing is going to have to be

done with both the connector to look for any vessels or any other activity that was going on outside of standard operation and getting vessels that are operating with their a i s are automatic information systems switched on um, so if the that's the normal operating, the operating procedure, but if these vessels have their, their, their a, a switch off, they become what is known as a dark, special meaning that i can't go on to a website like maureen traffic, which has spoken source ship traffic control, which is in see where these vessels are so that the panels between the 2 events are really striking. thus far. we saw on a pan nordic investigation by before nordics public broadcasters come out of several months ago and showed using commercial satellite data that a number of russian subs capable vessels. government vessels that were on the sites of the north spring blast gulf in june 2022 in some of them just

a few days before those last in september 2022. and you know that that includes this vessel. the super eoc costs a subsidy capable vessel that the russians have. incidentally, this vessel was shown by a polish consultancy just 24 hours ago to have been eating around the boat to connect her pipeline. in the weeks leading up to this incident, whether or not it had a direct cause or a direct and even the bolt, the connector disaster that we've seen thus far, it is unclear. this will take a lot more data, but, you know, we've seen vessels on a ask that you spin back the data on the website like green drafts of the russian icebreakers, basically going right over the site as the explosion allegedly have, you know, we, we've talked about this before benjamin we, we still do not have a final verdict about what happened to the nord stream pipelines, even

a year after the, the bombings. now russia says it wants to join the investigation of what does that tell you about the notion of sabotage with a kremlin fingerprint? so yes, russia, who's been wanting to be part of all of these investigations. in fact, it has lost a series of hearings at the un, specifically to try to push this narrative. it has been many times the bunk that norway in the united states were somehow involved in the the, the destruction of the north spring pipelines. ok, so it's a, we've seen this over and over and we'll probably see it again as he said with the baltic semester pipeline. but there's another thread that's been really captivating the media in both english language press, but also german language. pressed this idea that there was a so so called pro, the premium sale voting and drama that somehow sailed out and into deep, sabotaged,

ignored stream, wanting to last year. it is very possible that that could be the case. however, uh, a lot of, of expertise around the baltic sea really starts the question whether this is technically possible, technically feasible, could be a legitimate false leg operation by the russians. i personally know that the, that sale boat exist. i went up to the bottom and uh, in uh, just uh, 2 weeks ago and actually found it and walked up and saw the, the, the, uh, the sale boats are rental sale boat and really nothing very extraordinary about it . but again, there's been a complete lack of coverage or, or, you know, deleted coverage of what the north broadcast was and showing which our russian capable be a subsidy capable of vessels vessels that are actually designed to do c bed welfare . we're on the site and we're getting what we're gonna have seen one of these possibly at the both the connector. so i've got about 30 seconds because why do you think that is? why do you think that there has not been a lot of coverage in, in the english language media about this a boy that's,

that's the $1000000.00 question grant. i'm not entirely sure. and that's something that i'm hoping to uh, to publish in and bring some more more analysis to soon. but again, all of these different offshore infrastructure protection scenarios need to be bolstered as much as possible. and one of the biggest things we can do right now, in addition to just having surveillance on the see, is to have more over watch capability from, you know, from drawings, from orbit etc. that allow us to have attribution because that's the sort of thing that will hopefully stop the sort of incidents from happening if they are deliberate because you know, no one wants to be found out. so that's, that's where we think we need to be. focus is anita waters. basement is always good to have you on good to get your analysis valuable insights. thank you. thanks so much for pregnancy. spell. the day is almost done the conversation that continues online. you'll find this on twitter either in the w news. you can probably be at

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