imagine months asisi had nuclear weapons right now. what would we do? ron is threshold. i don't want this. israeli citizen. jerusalem. my sons served. tell you everybody talking to is more fearful of us not defending ourselves against every front end being handcuffed by the west paralyze decision-making here in jerusalem. >> visited it wrong if hasbulla is decimated by israel? >> is devastating except now run will accelerate into the phone. that's why there's a growing feeling that you can't just deal with north and south. personal coming from? it's coming from that term of service in tehran. if they lose their 2 teams and then there's this close to nuclear weapons they will go all in. so hasn't paid a price. the running leadership, 45 years. he has attacked them and made them be punished except economically. since 1979. everybody. we are either being sought down will be slaughtered later. i'm hearing his people and israelis look, we knew were in danger. we feel it like we never have before. this is a transfer israeli leaders. think injuries. >> knew tonight rallies and

asisi covers several issues together. we are now dependent on the countries that are in line with the embargo both through imports and in the country, and this is the most pressing of our horizontal resources. reduce dependence on limited and specific countries. experts also say that 35 to 40 percent of the country's imports are related to basic goods. more than 70% of our needs in the field of human institutions are imported from abroad. we import about 10 million tons of corn on average every year. our atmosphere is between 800 and 800 each year we have 1000 tons to 1 million tons of barley imports. oilseeds such as soybean oil, which almost 100% of our needs are imported , products whose imports were limited to some american companies and in line with the sanctions until the last one or two months, in fact, we supply to an american company that give us food and medicine as long as they can talk to you on this channel and control the limits of your behavior with the extent of your efforts . i will not talk to you about

advised his colleague to forget about it, let’s see if the current leader of egypt , abdel fattah asisiith this. well, the question is still relevant: how could the israeli intelligence services fail to notice hamas’s preparations for such a large-scale bloodshed? member of the us house of representatives, for example, michael makol is convinced that egypt warned israel about hamas’s plans , and the times of izrail newspaper quotes a representative who claims that the signals were still there several hours before the attack, but as is now clear, they did not added due attention. the situation is, in a word , exactly the same as in the new film famine, judgment day, in which the premiere of goldumey plays helen miren, but this is by the way, julia. yes, but now everything is not happening in the cinema, unfortunately. thank you, nikita korzun about what palestinian refugees have to endure and is now joining the topic. russian foreign ministry a few minutes ago we received a comment from sergei lavov on the situation around palestine and the israeli conflict. everyone has a common opinion

there is an urgent lead for muslim leaders, king abdullah, prince asisi, to see the footage, to see thetrocities, to see the dehumanization of man, woman, child, elderly, disabled, infants, in the name of hamas, who dare use my religion to prosecute its genocide. we are living through a real-time genocide. we have more data on this. israelis are beginning to collect data on these crimes of humanity as israel prepares for a rightful action against hamas, which is to defeat it, which i believe will require a ground invasion and which israel is morally authorized to do as a rightful member of the international community. i do not want to see more civilian casualties. the arab world must help with with the humanitarian corridor. that's the muslim world. that's the muslim majority world has to take action. but we cannot tolerate any civilized nation living next to this monster, which is isis on steroids financed with millions of dollars. the amount of ammunition they brought in, the barbarity, the psychological warfare. there has not been anything like it and it must be stopped. >> laura: ag

that was of course followed by king abdullah and president asisi. president biden is literally in the air on his way here walking into an extremely volatile situation. kayla tausche is live from the white house. what are you hearing about concerns for the president during this trip, especially given that while they would try to anticipate everything, they did not know that they would be dealing with widespread protests around the region because of a hospital strike and a summit that got called off as a result? >> reporter: well, there are always risks, erin, which is one of the reasons why information around presidential travel to war zones, be it ukraine or israel, is always very tightly guarded. but they are calculated risks and members of the president's team made a decision last night that it was worth that calculated risk for him to travel to the region in a show of personal support for that personal diplomatic touch that, for the president, is so important. and they made that decision knowing that something like this was a risk. of course, the

only 800 people were able to enter on monday, and after that the checkpoint was closed, president asisihy for the hamas movement, which is an ally of the muslim brotherhood movement. because it was assissi who overthrew the egyptian muslim brothers; he had absolutely no need for a fifth column. nobody seems to know how to stop the humanitarian catastrophe. on the one hand, it is necessary to secure israel. whose shelling continues, on the other hand, what to do with the huge number of palestinians left homeless, and after all, just 2 weeks ago, us presidential advisor sullivan boasted about how the middle east had improved under biden. the middle east is calmer today than at any time in two decades. yes, difficulties still remain. iran's nuclear program , tensions between israelis and palestinians, but compared to all my predecessors since 9/11, i have had to spend significantly less time working on crises and conflicts in the middle east. maybe we should have worked harder, otherwise hamas had been preparing for a whole year brutal attack in detail, planning the massacre of israeli civ