raj dismissal is 5 from iran towards israel for the vase just hours after israel revealed that its troops and carried out right into neighboring lap and on. israel's military has 5 to retaliate for the space has to miss out attack warning of consequences. so what does this moment not mean for this escalating crisis and just how close all way to all of war across the middle east? i'm feel gannon, but then and this is the day. the problem that we are on high alert. we will protect the people of israel. this attack will have consequences. we have plans and we will operate at the place and time we decide insured based on what we know at this point. this attack appears to

have been defeated, an effective citizens of israel. we are in the midst of a campaign against it, runs excess of people. these are days of great achievements and great challenges. also on the day of for us present jimmy cost and celebrates he's $100.00 the state . he was elected in 1976 on a pledge to restore integrity to the white house and continued to work for his ideals. after leaving office. i want to people this country to know my character, my strength and my weight. this is my stand on the issues. if i can measure up to what the american people want our government to be, i'll be like the welcome to the day around the president says have what it called a decisive response of to ordering a large scale mist side attack against israel, almost 200 ballistic missiles with doors, disease riley cities with warning sign,

evans heard in jerusalem and tell her face to her on said b retaliatory strike was in response to the killings of hezbollah as house on this rela, in by roots. and how may i assist you smile, jaime in k, from an issue. both leaders of medicine groups widely classified as terrorist organizations in a moment, and we'll get the reaction from the us 1st. here's what these writing, the ministry has said about these writing. be writing an attack on, on who we are on high alert to we will protect the people of israel. you're the, this attack will have consequences. so we have plans and we will authorize at the place and time we decide 2 hours ago. or ron, for the 2nd time in the space of 5 months, launched a direct attack on israel, including some 200 ballistic missiles. this is totally unacceptable. and the entire world should condemn an initial report suggests that israel, with the act of support of the united states and other partners effectively

defeated this attack. we demonstrated, once again, our commitment to israel's defense will remain in very close touch with israel and other partners in the region in the hours and days ahead. as get more on this escalating crisis. and where dw is, i'm at least on the list. ashanti was on this, what was it with us is hands jakob shouldn't let who senior director of the count extremism project here in the late as an engineer working to find the growing threat posed by extremist ideologies. welcome both, i'm, i'm start with you. how jack up, did you see this coming? it was difficult to not expect iran to react. ron's actually regional power projection network, the proxies. and now, one of the proxies last is lead into err on the other proxy. last is liter apple.

as if you, ron would not show to its proxy network that it has absolutely any skin in the game if it would give the impression that they are just that to die for iran, the loyalty of groups that it needs to project its power in the region would be on the question. so some type of response was expected. the choice was obvious, seeing a wave of terrorist attacks against is really jewish targets internationally. or are we seeing this kind of more conventional attack? and apparently the decision was to do this more can rich to that's, that's, that's, that's interesting. you're saying that they the impetus for this as much about iran, demonstrating to its own proxies that it's not a sleep on the job as it is at dealing with the israel. i'm shawnee, that the 2nd direct attack from iran on israel. but i think this one looks different from aprils. oh definitely it is. um, 1st of all,

according to pinnacle and this is double in its intensity and name, you know, the ranges were not wasting time on, not to effective because of the, you know, tried and the previous attack. so drones, for example, they will mostly focus on the missiles, had the both sickness i was hoping they would get better rates of success. what seems to have failed. i think that's something we have the joint in both cases, the israel managers with american support to the interest of almost all of the badge. but what we are seeing that is different this time. is it israel is, has, you know, since then, has tried in the last weeks to re establish the rules of the game. and we're not quite sure what the israel response would be in the sense that before we felt like it will be contained. now we're not quite sure. and before we were discussing how would that, you know, is real head back in april the, the message sending we will respond against that. we will respond according to the result of the intent that the wrong had had in its attack. now it's exactly the

other way around. israel will respond according to his route it to yvonne's intent, meaning a very severe response. you, regardless of the fact that the result of this check was actually very, very mild. so that speculate then on the likely is writing response. well, um, what were you hearing from is really sources all over in the last hours is going to be very harsh response. they're going to try to target at a ring and infrastructure and of course, and locations, strategic points connected to well, to the economy, to sort of try and hit the run in the belly. it, we're not talking yet about the nuclear facilities. so not going all and we're trying to maybe bring um some assaulted will show the fragility of the ringing machine of a stomach republic regime and sort of maybe help the crumbling process that will maybe bring to a finally, maybe the beginning of the end of that uh, we're seeing that the noise was for so long wanted to see out and yak options

a how do you say the united states getting its hands in this as it escalates? way we heard from the secretary of state saying that the, the us a had provided active support for israel. how active couldn't you see them guessing? i mean, if this gets completely out of control and the escalates into a mole by the original conflict, there is no way for the us to stay on the sidelines. but it's also clear that no us president or administration wants to stop the new war weeks before the presidential election, so they going to do the most to support is readings. they do defends the weapons, but not get actively involved. it is going to get tricky if the radians are going to do what they said they will do is i e. really encourage the truck is around the regions to intensify that tax. and part of these dropped proxies have a uncomfortable history of 15. now these really brought us targets in the region,

and there will be a point where you're so happens. duration will have to re establish its own to turns against this box. and it works by hitting these proxies, or potentially even tara shot a we, we reached this point in this phase of this decades of long escalating disaster because us, about a week ago, these writing war cabinet decided to expand its wall goals originally get back the hostages destroy how mass to that they added the return of these, right, the citizens, to the north of the country. what was the impetus for that trip to add that to the, to the will goals and therefore speed this escalation? well, some of it was political for and it to now, i think no doubt he wanted to show some achievements and you realize it's easier to do one another northern front. and he wanted to also show that he's listening to

the growing criticism inside israel from not only those evicted but many others who said israel has no strategy when it comes to to know what we need to change that. but also in another part of it we need to keep in mind is as we're saying, you know, is we're trying to redraw all the lines of the conflict in, in the region and, and mostly trying. hopefully, if we're talking about you were talking with garza and how this is connected to the board goals of israel, they hope that we can uh, yvonne and it's excess and it's proxies they will manage to send a message to uh, to come us to send more than me to come us in gaza saying your, your beckers are actually weaker than you think you have know where to go. do you need to start, you know, uh, agreeing to concessions on a deal and maybe come to wrapping up. also, guys are in addition to live in a jackal, if this gets ugly, uh, who can iran and israel cole um, in the region to support them. i have

a different magically old military. they will leave the united states that out of it. but just looking at the regional map, what are we looking? i mean, the only military confrontation between iran and his relatives thinkable is mutual strikes. there is no latin connection between his round and around so that he's not going to be any invasion, nor does this really military half the capability to invade iran or vice versa. so if you're looking at regional states as be seen tonight, again, quite a few regional states. i happy to slow down here in the rockets and i'm quite sure they're not going to slow down. is rarely airplanes of rock. it's going to be around simply because the pilot of relationships between regional states due to the problem of course, but also due to the region rivalry between the around and pretty much everyone else and the region save syria means that they're going to help as well. more likely

than they going to help you out here on really doesn't have any region allies except extremely weak ones. for example, the sea and vision, which is very busy with its own survival and really not able to support your on it, needs maintenance support to stay in power. other than that, you're looking very 5 fields of countries that may have some fees at one point or the other. both ross, right, and china are going to try to infuse themselves into this situation, but not in the military sense, but trying to take to promote that the vantage of the trouble that the region is in and potentially involvement of us and ministration in that trump isn't going to leave it that much more to say it just step is going to be very tense days. i have heard of best jewish new years coming a very sensitive time of the you're always in israel, definitely after october, 7th, and definitely off of this. a tech the next couple of days are going to be very, very intense, carefully so much both johnny was honest as dw released, unless a hunch, jacobo schindler is from the account to extreme project invalid. thank as not

to mexico, which has a new president's and it's 1st and the 1st as a woman to hold that top jump a claudia, a shame balm was sworn and and a ceremony in the company city in the capital of mexico city, cities for them. and may as promising to continue the profit as the policies of her laughter and previous assa, low shane bone one and then slide to victory. this year she faces a number of challenges now she's actually in office chief loves some mexico's dump and down bonnets. claudia shane brown's presidential winning june was historic for the 1st time and 200 years, a woman has reached the presidency. the shame mom has been involved in left wing politics for decades and never fall from

her mental and late to mexico's president andres manuel, no peace up to do. his support has been crucial for her political career. shing from face some big challenges during high time as matter of mexico city, including a faithful train crash in 2021. during have 4 and a half years in office, she was credited for a phone in the murder rate with a record number of people when missing. mexico is facing the big challenges, including a budget deficit that's the highest since the 1980s. since winning the presidential election, shane bomb has promised to reduce it by hoff this year. but she's also committed to continuing hub pump p. let. pre discuss is expensive welfare policies. a baby got in was 4 palm beach. so we will dedicate the publish budget to ensure all the social programs created by president andras manuel lopez over door. as well as

the other programs that we're committed to all the low skills. those can put them in teams and that's not who no pays or produce decision to allow voters to elect over junk juice has proved extremely controversial critics. one, it will make it easier for politicians and organized crime to influence the judiciary. so the font though, shane bob has pledge to stick with it. this woman may be mexico's 1st as a female president, but it looks like this mind, mental has left her with the little room to really bring in the change. some have hopeful think that one of the less than jason mazda actually is vice president and senior director of the atlanta. it kind of source address osh to lots in america's sense that welcome to d. w. i told you of shane bottoms, the election created

a lot of us 1st woman the 1st jewish present to lead mexico, but as the anointed successor of outgoing president and sans as manuel lopez open the door. i guess we shouldn't expect radical changes from a as well. you know, i think we could ethics present, signed bob, but will be here on present. you know, she's a climate scientist. she spoke today in her inaugural address about energy efficiency, renewables as head of government at the city of mexico. she focused on bringing a bus lines greeter bus. why is the city of mexico? so i expect this new focus on, on the environment as part of a formation as a climate scientist, scientist. but she also talked about the importance of economic cooperation with north america, as well as tackling security. and above all said that she will be a president that will bring together mexicans on secure se from, from outside mexico. it can also look as though the country's biggest problem is

the fires against a powerful drug scott's house. does the new president have more pressing concerns? well, security is obviously a top concern and mexico. other other concerns are things like day to day issues. things like energy efficiency, as you mentioned her and our role address, uh, water issues as well as of course, the continued flow of migrants that come through mexico on the way to the united states. as well as looking at the future of trade with the united states and canada is part of the north american deal. and what the review period will look like for the u. s. m. ca agreement. and what does she do about this intractable security problem, this intractable contel problem as well. you know, the cartel problem has been different presidents and mexico have tried to face the cartels in different ways and but present calderon was, was head of head of government. he had a policy where he really try to tackle the credit card towels had on the present.

lopez over door had a different policy entrance so far as trying to bring those affinity with the cartels more broadly into society. further shine bomb has spoken today about her focus and so far as making sure the judicial system works more efficiently. works for effectively in order to be able to tackle some of the security concerns that mexico has. and of course, has present one of her 1st task will be implementation of the constitutional forms that were passed just as the as present. lopez over was as way out. there was a big outcry recently at present loafers over those attempts to try and change the way mexico is judges are appointed. this is a policy that the president shane pumps that it seems to be committed to seeing a through where is where all way on that as if you don't, she has to be committed to sing it through because you know it's past the mexican chamber. it's past the senate,

it's the price to be ratified by the mexican states. so she will then be tasked with implementation, the other one. and there is, uh, some wiggle room and so far as how actually she, she does so, but there are certain constraints of that. and number, most importantly, the fact that this reform allows for the mexican people to directly elect their judges. this has been a reform is generally some concern among, among some of both in mexico and internationally as well. can she use her daughter of address today to say that she expects that over time? i'll be convinced of the important additional point control can do. thank you for to history that jason bozza from the atlantic council. thank you so much for with us president jimmy carter a celebrating he's 100 past day today. he's the 1st form

a president to reach that milestone. after leaving office in 1981, he continued to a titus before a bachelor world is grandson asset. the former president looks forward to costing his balance in next month's election. the sleepy town of plains georgia has never stopped being proud of its native son. some streets haven't changed much since jimmy carter was born here in 1924 after military service and the navy carter returned to his hometown and took over the families peanut farm. he later went into politics and became state governor in the wake of the watergate scandal. americans hungry for change, elected the little known georgia democrat, with a reputation for honesty as their 39th president or during carter's time in the white house. one of his biggest problems was in the international arena promoting middle east peace. he helped broker

a landmark agreement between israel and egypt. but iran's taking of us hostages in 1979. along with a sputtering economy made carter deeply unpopular at home, which was underway. in 1982 became the 1st he elected president to be turned out of office and 40 years in a humiliating landslide defeat to us republican challenger, ronald reagan is the case with his political career behind him, carter shifted his focus to humanitarian work, which redefined the role of president, after they leave office, the congress century founded in 1982 has worked to advance human rights and reduced sufferings, including helping to eradicate gimme a warm disease. culture also helped mediate international conflicts and build houses for the needs as part of the habitat for humanity project. he was awarded the 2002 nobel peace prize in recognition of his work high school in

2021. carter and his wife, rosalind as close as advisor became the 1st presidential couple to celebrate their 75th wedding anniversary. she died 2 years later, after her husband had already announced you would spend his remaining days in hospice care. carter once said that the love of music was one of the things that has held america together. or sitting late, the stars and relatives gathered for a concert to pay a musical tribute to carter ahead of his milestone birthday is get more on the life and times of jimmy con. so we've, i'm the rose now. she's professor at the university of tennessee, and she's an expert on that to me casa, and joins us tonight from pittsburgh. welcome to dw, a professor. i'm typically on his presidency, was viewed as a failure at the time he pod because he failed to win re election to the assessment

is fair. well, certainly growing up in winder georgia. that was one factor that i was aware of related to his one term administration that he was perceived as a sale president largely of course, because of the recession. stagflation and also dea ronnie, and hostage crisis. i certainly don't believe that that assessment is fair. i think that in the aftermath of vietnam and watergate that carter was a foundational glue that held our nation together and set it on its course to prosperity. you've noted that he was shunned by the washington elite. other presidents have come in as outside as why did the jimmy call to have such a hard time as well,

i think of that and in large part um he brought in what was referred to you as the georgia mafia um, some advisors from with in the state and he didn't do some of the traditional outreach that you would see a typical of someone within their and party. and also he really resisted and kind of and then making the close friendships with reporters it. and then that way kind of establishing himself as, as too close to the elite, what did that tell us a bit more about this fish, georgia math. yeah, this sounds quite finished that and not as all the image, but i have of cuddly. jimmy captured my head. oh, well, i mean, so it's specifically refers to his campaign manager, hamilton, jordan, his press secretary, jody powell, and also his advertising grades,

year old rashid and enlarged port. it's, it's not sinister at all. they were simply attempting to help him with the strategies to win in a new world of politics that focused on the primary system. and also that focused on image of the textbook on jimmy costs. what do you think is great is legacy as well? i would say that it's certainly um, his initiatives that he started in the white house, particularly his efforts in terms of human rights and that were extended in his work as post president, specifically with the carter center. his work in terms of a radish, eradicating disease and also being a champion of free and fair elections. his work for non profits like habitat for humanity. i think it's really interesting because there's a stat i just heard the other day that most americans weren't born during carter's

white house and instead were born there after. and they really know him for the ways in which he gave back to his community. certainly within the region right now that has seen tremendous flooding in the aftermath of hurricane helene. i think that jimmy carter in this moment, if he could get out of bed today, i would have that him or and be working towards rebuilding kids. all righty, we'll leave you there. um, but uh thank you so much for joining us for us and the rest of the from the university of tennessee. thank you so much i, i think and that is that i have a good time the

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