the dangers out to the american public those are stories that we tell everyone you know want your work. hello there i'm an election and you're watching in question broadcasting from our to america's national news headquarters in washington d.c. here tonight's top stories 1st israel is unleashing another series of air strikes on gaza city it's the latest escalation after a bloody weekend on the strip my next guest explains the reason behind the d.o.d.'s iron clad support for israel. amid the escalation in the middle east we're hearing reports of violence against israelis right here in the west will get you all the details and finally trying to successfully lands on mars we'll explain their plans for space exploration after touching down on the red planet all right it's time to boost your news i q.

there seems to be no end in sight in the latest round of fighting between israeli forces and hamas the conflict started about 2 weeks ago after violence broke out when israeli authorities in east jerusalem pushed to evict palestinian families in order to make way for jewish settlers now an international call to stop the ongoing bloodshed is falling on deaf ears as israel vows to push forward alex the highly which has more of the story. as israel's iron dome takes 0 rockets fired by hamas a new day brings pressure is really strikes to the gaza strip. as the current round of violence enters its 2nd week. you know entire families were exterminated and their homes were demolished on top of their children by the. bread death terror

and human remains in the rubble that destroyed buildings and streets the palestinian death toll is approximately $200.00 including $59.00 children. and they are children they are 234 years old what did they do that made it necessary to kill them one of the targets the israelis were after they targeted their missiles at small children who did nothing wrong they were tome to pieces by adding to the dead over 1200 palestinians have been injured and what some are calling unprecedented attacks a journalist on the ground reporting for r t describe the scene as really intensive ever strikes killing women and children and side their homes and it is important to note that israel did not send out free warning for these buildings this board before they did then which is something i need 3 sedated as israel used to at war and to people before they attempted to

strike and even think is really saw it there have been at least 10 deaths including a 5 year old boy killed by hamas rockets while much of the world is asking for a cease fire to end the bloodshed including some of the u.n. the most urgent and depressing task at this moment is to the cease fire and to stall for. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is not ready to comply so our battle against the terror organization continues in full force we are charging very heavy prices from hamas. arab aggression among the i.d.f. carried out attacks on more than $1500.00 targets during the last days according to the israeli military it has destroyed 15 kilometers of militant tunnels in the homes of 9 hamas commanders in addition this airstrike is said to have taken a hard hit the commander of the northern division of islamic jihad on saturday

president joe biden spoke with palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas calling on hamas to seize rocket fire into israel in addition today abbas met with a u.s. diplomat in ramallah but in also talk to netanyahu get a rating his strong support for israel's right to defend itself while raising concerns about the safety of the journalists in the war zone over the weekend an office tower which housed several international media organizations was destroyed by the i.d.f. netanyahu and his really military official said dave transmitted intelligence to the united states which shows hamas was using the building for their operations however the u.s. secretary of state while on a visit to denmark countered that claim i've not seen any information provided and again to the extent that it is based on intelligence that would have been shared with other colleagues and i'll leave that to them to assess. the efforts to stop

the violence or being as u.s. representatives to the united nations continue to obstruct efforts by other countries who are asking for a joint statement from the u.n. security council which would condemn the violence in calls for a truce in lebanon for r.t.d. i'm alex my love it. and jewish people worldwide are facing an on slot of attacks a member violence in gaza and israel are tense john heidi has. as the violence continues in israel and gaza anger and outrage is boiling over in many cities worldwide where fights have broken out between pro israel and pro palestinian demonstrators in london england several parliament members including robert general the secretary of state for housing communities and local government expressed outrage after this video spread across social media showing a convoy of vehicles draped in palestinian flags driving through

a predominantly jewish part of the city blaring anti semitic messages and calling for violent attacks on jews in germany the central council of jews in germany representing about 200000 jews in the country posted this video on twitter of pro palestinian protesters also screaming anti-semitic slurs outside a synagogue in hanover among several german cities where police arrested dozens of protesters trying to storm the synagogues germany's foreign minister said german jews should not be scapegoated for the events occurring in israel and gaza either on the street or on social media in toronto and montreal canada protests also turn violent over the weekend with assaults reported on pro israel demonstrators there the center for israel and jewish affairs in canada posted this statement quote we condemn in the strongest terms these brazen acts of assault intimidation and hate

targeting members of toronto's jewish community and supporters of israel there was absolutely no justification for political violence in the streets of toronto whatever one's cause may be to put it bluntly those who hate israel so much that it inspires them to add and assault their fellow canadians are just a threat to jews they threaten the very fabric of canadian society and karate pakistan hundreds of protesters burned both israeli and american flags and in amman jordan the protests also turned violent over the weekend with police. squaring off with demonstrators marching through the streets their violence in agere showing no signs of letting up anytime soon for our t.v. john hardy. on many are criticizing israel's response to hamas rockets being vali their way israel's own iron dome missile defense system is one of the best in the world with over 90 percent accuracy now couple that with offensive weapons

often sold by the us israel is by far the most protected country in the middle east for more on this i was joined earlier by former pentagon official michael maloof here's what he had to say. you have the very strong israeli lobby in the united states that insists upon it and you always hear the rhetoric out of any administration that it is a. bastion of democracy surrounded by 16 hostile countries so it's so with the picture painted we feel that it's one of the democracies that we help establish when in fact it's not the type of democracy that we attribute to the u.s. given how they've treated the palestinians and how the united states regards or how the israelis have conducted themselves particularly in their what appears to be an apartheid that they learned very very well from the nazis who committed them

to the very same. treatment during world war 2 so i'm i'm appalled because i also hear claims by the israelis even to this day of calling for a laban's around on the west bank limits room is a trigger word that the nazis used for their acquisition of territory in europe and i think that it's astounding that we we still regard them as a democracy when in fact they're not. wow those are some strong points and words that you just made mike what further to that being that you have a d o d background why does the d o d fight israel so important to their geo political strategies and in just a moment ago we heard john jordan who you've been on a panel with say that there was a link in timing to iran the releasing of their frozen funds to this you know fighting that we're seeing now in the past week. where netanyahu is sending the

message and neither the by the ministrations really not in control of this latest dustup netanyahu is and he knows that he doesn't that he that he doesn't have. a lot of support from the by administration for rezone personal long long jetty and political survival and the timing of all of this was very impeccable when you look at the timeline the timeline being that they are raids that the industry listed on there as your previous person said about on the evening of the holy over ramadan night on the it was. and that netanyahu at the same time had just lost his timing to form a new government and law now who was asked to do with that has had had to suspend his formation of

a government in light of this latest crisis so the splits into netanyahu is narrative he benefits from this and the yet to get back to your original question the d.o.d. looks upon israel as a as a military ally and it it it and it again this is because of its opposition to iran and i will add that. jordan was was partially correct in my view. when he said that this is a message to iran it is because the. israelis regard hamas as another instrument by cars about law of the iranians supply and financing and logistics and this is all a pro you 2 to a national emergency ultimately going to be declared if netanyahu continues on this course nobody is in control the un can't do anything the russians are proposing a quartet of the u.s. russia un and e.u.

to come together and try to resolve this thing it's been rejected by you know what so that tells you netanyahu is in the driver's seat now and lastly micro quick if we want to compare you know trump to biden we know where trump would fall on this he would be squarely on the side b.b. but do you think trump's abraham accords played a role in emboldening israel in this latest round of fighting. i think it did one thing it basically had the arab countries remain silent as they as israel has now gone after the palestinians and you're not hearing a peep out of the other arab countries and so i think it's because there is a fundamental alliance among them all again their their sights are set on iran as the as the bad guy you have saudi arabia wanted to extend its influence i can to the middle east and it will need is a real to do that particularly when it comes to trying to get back into lebanon and then to and to syria that's a real muddled mess but we see

a pattern of behavior emerging from although mike i have one thing i've always learned from you is that as soon as the weather gets warm the blood began to hit the ground so unfortunately you are so right it's going to it's going to get worse and you are right every time mike maloof i always appreciate your expertise thank you. and earlier today president biden expressed support for a cease fire between israel and hamas during a phone call with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu this just a few hours after u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken told reporters. the u.s. would not press for an immediate truce now this marks the 1st time in history that a u.s. president has called for a ceasefire in that region which now enters its 2nd week of deadly fighting so far at least $212.00 palestinians have been killed including $61.00 children and in israel 10 people have been killed including a 5 year old boy and still to come we've got a major milestone for china and its exploration of the cosmos that's straight ahead

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all right after a 6 and a half month journey from planet earth china makes its 1st mars landing the rover named after chinese god was wrong will be in search of life for about 3 months correspondent natasha suite has more on this historic landing. as kind of landed a spacecraft on mars for the 1st time on saturday scientists have a control center overjoyed invoicing one another according to the china national space administration touchdown was at 70 in the morning beijing time it was a bit of a delay for mission control in beijing to confirm the release of a heat shield an oversized parachute to better secure the craft to send these both must be deployed at very precise times to ensure proper living in

a particular spot the heat shield protects the spacecraft from the scorching temperatures of mars the parachutes and rockets help the spacecraft to slow down to prevent a crash landing given technology is very different than what's needed to land on the moon while still a large feature the moon only requires many retro rockets from landing the rover plans to inspect the red planet for 90 days before the next few days the rover will remain in the lander for a diagnostic test it will then explore an icy part of mars known as utopia plenty joining an american one that landed there back in february china is the 3rd nation to land a rover on mars the u.s. has had 9 successful landings on mars since 1976 soviet union landed on the planet back in 1971 of the mission was short lived now so expect the american rover that landed on mars 3 months ago to quote its 1st sample in july it's expected to make its return to earth in 10 years turn also says it wants to land people on the move

potentially building a scientific base there a space plane is also reportedly in the making however no timeline has been released for these potential endeavors were 44 in question and harshest suites are . very you heard it bear it's a major step forward for china as the nation successfully landed the rover on mars it's the 1st time that country has made a footprint on the red planet making for a significant step in global space exploration but not everybody is too happy about this landing u.s. senator from maine angus. can saying yes he said quote landing reinforces the point that we do not own space anymore and then he went on to say if they can land a rover on mars there's a lot of other things they can do that might not be so benevolent so joining us now to discuss how host an investigative journalist one then it's china landing on mars and the launch of a sort of

a new kind of space race between specifically the u.s. and china and also when did we ever own space. i guess the 2nd part of the question this is pretty obvious right obviously the united states does not own the space even the the terminology just seems a little bit bizarre right i guess if you're saying we dominated this area i guess you could you could make that claim look the u.s. obviously has been pretty powerful in this space in the space race originally between the soviet union and the united states was a major kind of pillar of the cold war as the talk of mentioned there the soviet union was able to successfully launch one space shuttle that landed on mars a rover that ended up mars in 1071 of the u.s. is that it 9 times which is pretty incredible the fact that china is now able to do what i think does help china to kind of move up into this. you know upper tier the highest tier of space exploration it is a huge feat that they were able to pull off and by the way it's pretty incredible

when you consider that the u.s. was able to launch this most recent rover to mars perseverence which is now landed there and along with that a little drone that's supposed to be able by the size of a tissue box that can fly around the planet and take pictures so it's a pretty impressive stuff there the chinese for their part this rover that they put on is the size of a small car and it's supposed to be able to travel throughout the planet so on both sides very impressive but it shouldn't be seen as necessarily competition that's that's very cold war else instead it should be congratulations to china for being able to pull this off say you. i don't mean like our 2 rovers the u.s. and china they're going to have a battle it out on mars we're going to watch it live on paper. and it will be interesting well ok so we know trying to land it on the moon before landing on mars obviously a much more difficult undertaking so does angus king have a point though that does this mean china is more advanced than they've actually been given credit for. i think that is true they're more advanced than they've been

given credit for one thing that was i think pretty well played about this is that the chinese had said very little about the work that was going into this in fact the day of of the actual launch and the number launches you see the landing on mars they did not televise anything live now after the fact after they had a successful touchdown then you know chinese state media began running a lot of lots of video with lots of stories about this and the reason for that i think it was kind of cautious optimism you're hoping that this all goes well but you don't want to look like a dunce if it doesn't because it is a very difficult as you think it's more than just you know like the space agency is like nasa but also silicon valley with the race. yeah i mean still accomplice and that's the real race right the real the real space race if there is one is not between the u.s. and china it's between silicon valley and china because yes while the u.s. has been able to you know place this rover on mars landing rovers on mars is not

the beginning or the end of all of this it ultimately is going to come down to actual manned space shuttles space ships that are headed to mars that'll be the real race and again for a purpose exploration is great but one thing that's very interesting is there's a lot of talk right now about the u.s. launch of perseverance and that perseverance itself might be carrying actual microbes human microbes that could contaminate the planet right now and by the way some of what we get back from perseverance could actually indicate that life has been found there it might turn out that it's not life that was there it's microbes that and human d.n.a. that was placed on the shuttle that got there and now it's being seen when it when it comes back because they write oh it's a long story but it might be our own little they're going to there's a lot there and exploration is great but it shouldn't be seen as competitive in terms of who is a more dominant nation it should be seen more as a human experience i think that's where we need to advance oh oh the irony bad and when that me funny if that's what they came back with hey they have humans on mars

wait that are are we at all with it with my mind and leave it right there is bob bennett want thank you so much. thank you. and space x. again launched another batch of starling broadband satellites from cape canaveral on saturday this time 52 satellites as well as a nano satellite with a small radar satellite were onboard that reusable falcon 9 rocket that took them up to low orbit starling $27.00 mission with space x. and 15th falcon 9 flight just this year alone well. let's head over to regina hamm of the sports h.q. now regina what a final match at the a.t.p. event in rome if you're a 10 or actually if you're a fan of sports in general this was a match of you didn't want to miss because at the age of euro masters this was the marquee final can play rafael nadal versus world number one novak djokovic if you missed out you missed it and up on the cusp of clinching a record equalling 80 masters 1000 title while his opponent was hoping to make it

a win number 6 in the italian capital so 1st that actually of course da looking for his 10th row masters not really off to a terrible start though should which getting him heat from the baseline the doll is going to get forced to the net but the serbian will end up winning in the back in volume 300 spinner though serve here in game number 1057 to finishing this one though he's going to get that cross court forehand shot so that 5 shots that he didn't fit in the 15 but should which going to go battle in the 2nd set 5 to one over spanish point dealing every year a journey getting a handle and a doll back it will go on to take them one by one to what set number 2 to the 3rd set here and all through is why this court is really his the live at forehand shot he breaks it for 4 to leave match point convert 2nd chance which a point when you're finished and upset ending his backhand shot you why and when that does happen folks that is gets

a $1.10 room masters title winning 751-6638 is also there you see the masters wins out around equally. if it were a record the series began. the national and soccer league season well they opened up with a new team joining the ranks and one team already making headlines for their challenge cup win so as cup champs portland thorns played their 1st game of season against the chicago red stars they look for their 10th win of the year so 4 minutes 4 minutes into this one guy's thorens of the smith with the strike chicago's trying to do you can though oh own goal champs get on board 1st courtesy of that one nil and remember sophia smith she'll come back 30 minute penalty to report on christine sinclair she converted from the spot thorns make it a 2 game and it really is just an absolute great spot councils and i are going to play some of those folks are going to part is going to what a station make sure to watch is that downfield to miss is going to be the one to get that cross fire is it for her 1st goal of the game to make it 3 millport

one of you shot twice is pretty nice for her next and her goal scoring and reportedly 30 minute losing her and wins this one we've heard clips of 3 of smith she's going to get it again this time to sports she made it for nothing oh and by the way portland isn't actually done quite yet we go to the 2nd action portal looking for an insurance goal because they need it. across from sinclair so this will end up being the shots that sealed the deal this is a 50 game now and that is also your final answer in the row for the florence that is the president some of those names 1000000 the national soccer league they have also played for a national women's team as well lindsey herrera and household names that this point you know they have 4 world cups under their belt so you know just just say a little bribery more when you win the boys' team exactly well they can try again some other time. all right we'll leave it there we're going to hand thank you for

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