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during the cold war, the main policy objective of the united states in the middle east was: the preservation of israel, after the collapse of the soviet union, the main policy of the united states has been the superiority and the triumph of israel. over muslims, arabs and other people of the middle east, and now we are witnessing that second phase, and we have to remind our viewers what general wesley clark told to the public in the year 2003, after the bush administration decided to go to war against, sorry, it was in 2001, after the bush administration decided to go to war against afghanistan and iraq. westley clark told that he heard at the state department that the us government was planning in the next five years to go to war against seven countries and these seven countries were sudan, somalia, syria, libya, iraq, yemen, and the last one was iran, and if we see the chronology of us policies during the past two decays is that the americans have gone in all these countries, have separate. these countries have destroyed their their nation, state system, and the only and the last country which has survived

the middle east is facing a potential escalation of violence after a rock at a time from 11 on on the israel controlled go on heights. the strike which israel says killed 12 children, and teenagers has raised concerns of a broader regional war. has the law has denied any role on the attack. israel retaliated over with overnight strikes on has ballade targets 11 on both the united states and the u. n. r, urging all parties to show restraint. israel and the ran back has been law group, have exchanged fire almost daily since the october 7th terror attacks by him us last year i to the little girl. this is the moment the missile strikes the football page in the town of marshall shops. the young players were in showing a much distraught locals rush to help. ringback but the depths of a dozen youngsters prompt schultz calls for it, tell it to reaction so i need to kinda get, these are what it needs to respond to within hours that they need to give them. automate them either pull back or israel wipes old, saw them live on it. anyone respecting the existence of the state of israel and how do you so i

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israel is more than an ally. she represents the hope in the middle east, hope for the world. i actually visited israel two weeks after october 7, after that attack, visiting with a bipartisan delegation not only to israel but throughout the middle east. remember that israel was created after the holocaust so that the jewish people would never have to hide again. this is something that former israeli ambassador to the u.s. ron durmer talked to us about during our visit. a colleague of mine shared that his daughter asked him right after 9/11, are we safe. the truth is that october 7 was similar to our 9/11. however, there's also a large difference. on october 8, israel knew exactly who the perpetrator was. they knew exactly where they were. they were just miles away. their neighbor. it's like if we woke up on september 12, 2001, and we had the terrorist who had mastermind the attacks of 9/11 living next door in brooklyn. additionally, they said they would come back again and again and again and again until they eradicated the jewish people and the state of israel. that's the proximity and the gravity of the threat that

after israel confirmed it killed a hezbollah commander in beirut. abc's matt rivers from tel aviv. >> reporter: tonight, the middle east on a knife's edge, after the top political leader of hamas was killed in tehran. he attended the inauguration of iran's new president. hours later, he was dead. hamas says haniyeh died in an air strike, saying he was hit by a rocket directly in the room where he was saying. israeli officials have had no comment, but iran's see presume leader vowed to take revenge. "the new york times" quoting roern yan sources reports he's issued an order to strike israel directly. it all comes just hours after israel publicly acknowledged targeting and killing a top hezbollah official in an air strike in a suburb of beirut, lebanon. both hamas and hezbollah are backed by iran. the two dramatic attacks raising real fears of escalation of an all-out war across the region. tonight, israeli leader benjamin netanyahu did not mention the hamas leader's assassination, but said israel has delivered, quote, crushing blows to iranian proxies, warned the days ahead would be challenging, and that a, quote, heavy price would be paid by any aggre

we are keeping a close eye on the middle east this morning after israel responded overnight to the deadliest attack on an israeli-controlled area since october 7th. 12 children were killed by a rocket launch from lebanon that hit a soccer field in the golan heights. benjamin netanyahu cut his trip to the u.s. short and is back in israel, but we begin with this wild u.s. presidential election. we are officially 100 days to election day, and you can be forgiven for needing to catch your breath after the transformational events of the past 31 days. it was just one month ago that the 2024 race was turned on its head by president biden's catastrophic debate performance leading to a drumbeat of calls for him to leave the race. just two weeks ago, an attempted assassin tried to take the life of former president trump, but he rose up with defiance heading into the gop convention with seemingly all the momentum behind him and the new trump-vance ticket, and it was just one week ago that president biden did what he said only the lord almighty could make him do, announcing he was leaving the race and g

after the lawsuit is resolved. >>> new developments in the middle east where israel has launched a deadly air strike into lebanon's capital city. it comes after saturday's explosion that killed 12 children in the israeli controlled golden heights. israel has accused hezbollah of deliberately targeting civilians while the militant group has issued a rare denial of responsibility for that attack. yesterday they insisted that fears of an all-out war between israel and hezbollah were exaggerated. today the white house said a diplomatic solution is still possible. >> but we do not believe that an all-out war is inevitable. that's not something we believe. we believe that it can still be avoided. >> the israeli military says today's air strike would target the senior hezbollah commander. israel said he was killed while lebanese state media is reporting that he survived. a woman was killed in that attack and 60 others were injured. >>> when we come back, the staggering amount of families in california that they will need to fulfill the american dream and by so-called starter homes. >> we've got an affordability crisis ac

people choose as their next president, israel remains america's indispensable and strong ally in the middle east. >> carley: those comments came, rabbi, shortly after yemen for the first time following that deadly houthi drone attack. israel is fighting a mullett multi frontwar. give us the latest when it comes to the battle its sufficiently. >> the battle itself is extremely. longest bombing run ever, the question to be asked is the u.s. leads a coalition against the houthis in the red sea where that is a close bombing mission, if that is such a good target and ripe target why didn't we hit this seven months ago when our u.s. coalition has been fighting against the houthis. once again demonstrative that we are enormous amount of talk and very little action. israel is doing this? west bank. 80,000 people still not returned to their homes. and, of course, with 120 hostages still be kept in tunnels under ground in gaza including 8 americans. and what we have is ambiguity of leadership united states you have america and failure to stand unambiguously with israel. that has been israel's super power. without that i think bibi has enormous challenge excu

middle east relations in general. after world war ii, america created an alliance in europe to counter the soviet threat, similarly today america and israel create an alliance in the middle east to counter the growing. netanyahu's speech in the capitol was accompanied by mass protests near the walls of the building, as eyewitnesses report: police used pepper spray against the crowd, which included journalists and pro-palestinian activists. the reason for the protest was israel's refusal to agree to a truce under the terms of joint control of gaza, the fatah and hamas movements. american actress susan was spotted among the protesters. germany gave ukraine permission to use german weapons on russian territory in the vicinity of kharkov. at the same time, berlin will not send its own people to help kiev. soldier. and will not attack russian planes with german fighters, such statements were made by german chancellor olaf scholz, and earlier he announced his intention to be re-elected for a second term in the 2025 elections, but whether scholz and his euro-atlantic course are supported by german citizens, mikhail antonov was looking into. the

israel after the savage attack on october 7. he rightly called hamas sheer evil. he dispatched two aircraft carriers to the middle east to deter a wider war. and he came to israel to stand with us during our darkest hour, a visit that will never be forget pen -- forgotten. president biden and i have known each other for over 40 years. i want to thank him for half a century of friendship to israel and forking about, as he says, a proud -- forking about, as he says -- for being, as he said, a proud zionist, actually, as he says, a proud irish zionist. my friends, for more than nine months, israel's soldiers have shown boundless courage. with us today -- with us today is lieutenant. he is an officer in the israeli paratroopers. his family immigrated to israel from ethiopia. in the early hours of october 7, he heard the news of hamas' bloody rampage. he put on his uniform, grabbed his rifle, but he didn't have a car. so he ran eight miles to the front lines of gaza to defend its people. you heard that right. he ran eight miles, came to the front lines, killed many terrorists and saved many, many lives. we all honor your r

israel after the savage attack on october 7. he rightly called hamas sheer evil. he dispatched two aircraft carriers to the middle east to deter a wider war. and he came to israel to stand with us during our darkest hour, a visit that will never be forget pen -- forgotten. president biden and i have known each other for over 40 years. i want to thank him for half a century of friendship to israel and forking about, as he says, a proud -- forking about, as he says -- for being, as he said, a proud zionist, actually, as he says, a proud irish zionist. my friends, for more than nine months, israel's soldiers have shown boundless courage. with us today -- with us today is lieutenant. he is an officer in the israeli paratroopers. his family immigrated to israel from ethiopia. in the early hours of october 7, he heard the news of hamas' bloody rampage. he put on his uniform, grabbed his rifle, but he didn't have a car. so he ran eight miles to the front lines of gaza to defend its people. you heard that right. he ran eight miles, came to the front lines, killed many terrorists and saved many, many lives. we all honor your r

. >>> in the middle east now, there are growing fears of a wider war after israel launched retaliatory strikes killing two people inside lebanon. israeli authorities say they targeted hezbollah after it claims the militant group killed 12 teenagers and children when it fired a rocket from lebanon that hit a soccer field in the israeli-controlled golan heights. debora patta reports from jerusalem. >> reporter: the funeral echoed across the area, thousands garnered around the long row of white shrouded coffins. those killed were all children, some still wearing their sports gear, when they were blown apart by a hezbollah rocket. the kids were playing just behind me when the sirens went off. then the rocket slammed into the pitch leaving no time for them to make it to the shelter. this man knew every one of the victims. >> all of them were like my brothers. not just forensics but they were very -- friends, but they were very close to me. >> reporter: while there are those who want revenge, local resident jed said no more blood should be shed. >> no more children. no more in here, gaza, te

middle east. palestinian authority cut off security ties with the u.s. and israel during the trump administration afterhe introduction of a middle east peace plan. stu. stuart: it was a classic trump response, wasn't it. look forward to watching bb netanyahu this afternoon. good stuff. thanks, ash. we better check that market again because there's always kinds of stuff going on there. now it's all in the green. dow up 300 and nasdaq up 44 points. we're keeping an eye on big tech for you. check this out. when we opened the market this morning, all big tech was down across the board and at least we have amazon and apple struggling to recover, just a little, but alphabet, meta and microsoft all still down. democrats accusing some american oil executives with colluding with opec to pump up prices and want new restrictions in place. we have that story. a whistle blower is speaking out about the trump rally shooting. that whistle blower says the officer who was assigned to the rooftop left his post because it was too hot. how is that allowed to happen? we'll deal with it next. ♪ everywhere but the seat. the

middle east. well, after the october 7th terror attacks last year, israel pledge to kill him, the and other from us leaders. but today is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu said nothing of and he is dead. but he said israel will exact a heavy price for any aggression against it on any front into a wrong. we can only imagine the shock and disbelief an air strike the targeted moss leader inside the uranium capital, as revealed massive failures by your runs intelligence. and it's republican national guard and the new president to the equation along with the region that still cracking down on domestic, defend. and you have a full fledged crisis in the islamic republic for its leaders. and for those proxy groups that allow iran to wield power across the middle east is male head, nea greasy. ryan new president. and what would be one of his last meeting just now is the same thing with president direction. he and his body judge were killed and then strike the mack who me when we indemnities a brutal and painful operation the case of almost all god winning with the efforts of the security forces and r

arthel: bec back to the tops are fears of a wider conflict in the middle east after the deadliest attack in northern israel war with hamas began in october. a rocket killing 12 people yesterday, most of them children and teens on a soccer field. they blame has a lot in lebanon they do night responsibilities s bring in counsel general of israel in new york. sir, thank you for being here but let me ask you right away do you think hezbollah are the rocket if so how far it might the footprint of this war expand? >> first of all thank you for having me. i went to sent from here my condolences to the families the tower this is the translation the name of the place, 12 teenagers kids shot by hezbollah missile it's actually an iranian missile we know the details the iranians are truly armed the hezbollah including that specific missile and they can deny what we know the truth and the facts. arthel: condolences of course very much appropriate so if iran is the puppet master, what strings my people next? >> first of all i will tell you that we will do whatever's necessary to defend our people. in the golan heights,

i concerns are growing about an all—out war in the middle east between israel and hezbollah in lebanon afterghts. the children were playing in the arab druze town of majdal shams, one of four towns in the golan heights, where about 25,000 members of the arabic—speaking druze community live. israel seized the golan heights from syria during the 1967 war and it was annexed in 1981. israel has blamed hezbollah for the deaths. hezbollah is a shia muslim group — backed by iran — which controls the most powerful armed force in lebanon. they deny carrying out the attack. israel�*s benjamin netanyahu cut short his trip to the united states. israel�*s security cabinet has authorised the prime minister and defence minister to retaliate when and how they see fit. gershon baskin is the middle east director of the international communities organisation. i talked to him earlier. this was his analysis of how israel might respond. there will be a retaliation of some sort. we don�*t know the extent... i expect that israel will try to hit infrastructure — civilian infrastructure and military infrastructure. i

israel after the savage attack on october 7th. he rightly called hamas, sheer evil. he dispatched two aircraft carriers to the middle east to deter a wider war, and he came with israel to stand with us during our darkest hour, a visit that will never be forgotten. [ applause ] president biden and i have known each other for over 40 years. i want to thank him for half a century to friendship to israel and for being as he says, a proud zionist, actually, he says a proud irish-american zionist. [ applause ] my friends for more than nine months, israel's soldiers have shown boundless courage. with us today [ applause ] with us today is lieutenant abuhal ruven. abuhal ruven an officer in the israeli paratroopers, his family immigrated to israel from ethiopia. in the early hours of october 7th, he heard the news of hamas's bloody rampage. he put on his uniform, grabbed his rifle, but he didn't have a car. so he ran 8 miles to the front lines of gaza to defend his people. [ applause ] you hear that right. he ran eight miles, came to the front lines, killed many terrorists, and saved many many lives. [ applause ] we all honor yo

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middle east now. israel is threatening further military action after striking has blood targets in lebanon -- strikingblood targets in lebanon following rocket attacks in the golan heights. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has vowed to exact a heavy price from hezbollah, which has denied responsibility for the attack. let's bring in editor bill faries in singapore. this is a depressingly familiar reprisal of violence in the middle east, but what are the risks now of this conflict getting wider? >> well, we have seen, ever since those initial october 7 attacks on israel by hamas, some cross-border firings taking place between israeli forces and hezbollah, based in lebanon, by this attack we saw over the weekend that killed 12 young people playing soccer was the deadliest attack on civilians in israel since october 7. prime minister netanyahu promised to exact a heavy placing -- a heavy price against them and that has raised fears of a wider conflict. at the same time, those peace talks between -- over gaza have continued. you had an israeli american -- israeli, american, egyptian and qatari negotiator

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and as more israeli and american blood on his hands than anyone else in the middle east after the last number of years. so israelormous military pressure which has put pressure on hamas to cut a deal. and then there are two other things going on. one, i think the recognition evidenced by prime minister netanyahu's address before congress yesterday that the united states more or less across the board stands by israel and so the hope that hamas had that there could be daylight between the u.s. and israel and that there would be pressure mounting on israel is now starting to wane. a number of the intermediaries from the gulf states are telling them things are changing and the other factor that's changing is our election is now in a very volatile period. the u.s. biden and harris will be distracted and b a good chance they are telling hamas negotiators donald trump could be the next president. you rather want to negotiate now than negotiate then. i do think there is enormous pressure on hamas right now and a very good chance they'll reach a deal on the first phase of what is being discussed in the next few weeks. >>

time and the latest from the middle east as far protesters storm army bases in israel after soldiersere arrested on abuse allegations. this is bloomberg. ♪ lizzie: welcome back. just a recap of the earnings out of standard chartered as we speak to bill winters later on in the program. shares rising in hong kong, on the second quarter profit beat driven by its wealth business and a repurchase in imax as they look to return $5 million by 2026. are they more ambitious? we will ask the ceo. let's get back to the middle east. protesters from netanyahu's coalition storming bases as tensions soar after accusations of abuse. the u.s. scrambled to prevent conflict from turning into war. analysis from joumanna from dubai. tell us what we know and will cause low pro 10? joumanna: 12 hours of chaos. demonstrators and lawmakers from netanyahu's coalition stormed to military bases and protested in -- in -- against soldiers at one of the bases where suspected fighters were being held. israeli police said they rated the base following allegations that an inmate was subject to abuse at the same base

israel? correspondent trey yingst has the latest tonight from tel tel aviv. >> the middle east is on edge tonight afterstrikes in lebanon and iran -- israel is bracing for retaliation. >> tuesday afternoon, the leader of hamas met with iran's supreme leader in the countries new president. hours later, he was dead to. a missile striking the compound where he stayed in the iranian capital of tehran. >> the cause of this incident is under investigation and the results will be announced. >> iran's supreme leader has vowed revenge for this strike raising the possibility of a direct attack against israel that could spark a broader war. tonight in an address to the nation israel's prime minister vowed to continue going after his country's enemies saying israel hit iran and its proxies on three different fronts over the past several days but stopped short of taking credit for the iran the strike. >> there are challenging days ahead of us. since the attack in beirut, threats have been heard from all sides. we are prepared for any scenario and will stand united and determined against any threat. >> the killing i

israel after the savage attack on october 7th. he rightly called hamas sheer evil. he dispatched two aircraft carriers to the middle east to deter a wider war. and he came to israel to stand with us during our darkest hour visit that will never be forgotten. >anne>and netanyahu received a standing ovation when he discussed the hostages that israel has been able to rescue and bring home and said he is confident a deal to free the remaining hostages will indeed succeed as this is happening thousands of protesters against the war in gaza gathered on capitol hill. many are calling for an end to the war in chanting free palestine. officers are deployed pepper spray, with us capital police, saying members of the crowd had become violent, some of them and failed to obey orders. taking a live look at the white house, where president biden now set to address the nation tonight. this is about his decision to exit the 2024 race and lay out his plans for the final six months on the job. the president will speak from the oval office at five pm our time you'll see his remarks on kpx and streaming on cbs news bay area and cbs 24 7. in

. >> sandra: the middle east is bracing for even more violence after israel countered a rocket strike a soccer field. that left 12 children died over the weekend. israel and the u.s. blamed hezbollah for the attack but they have denied any responsibility for the attack. we have fox team coverage for you. lieutenant general keith kellogg is standing by with all the latest developments but first trey yingst is live in tel aviv. what is the latest from the frontline? what do you hear? >> good afternoon. overnight the israeli cabinet met to discuss operational plans against hezbollah. this does follow that rocket attack on saturday that killed 12 children and teenagers. we were there in the aftermath of that incident. take a look. the cousin of 11-year-old alma fakir had team weeps as she clutches her photo. it's all that she has left of the young child. 1 of 12 people killed in saturday's hezbollah rocket attack. almost father stands in her bright pink room. >> this was her schoolwork. >> eliminate has blood. that's it. that's what i want. >> what do you remember about her the most? >> w

israel launched its military assault on the territory in october. meanwhile a total of 116 hostages remain unaccounted for after being kidnapped from israel by hamas on 7 october last year. our middle easthe latest from jerusalem. hamas is prescribed as a terrorist organisation by several countries. for weeks now it seemed really like diplomatic efforts had been installed on trying to secure a new cease—fire in hostage release deals we've had real signs of a revival in just the past days for the first of all hamas coming back with its official response to the deal that is currently on the table, this 3—phase plant that was laid out by president biden back at the end of may and the us has been pushing for this deal to be agreed fully by both sides for the it's presented as in israeli plan. hamas is said to have shown greater flexibility, this israeli plan. hamas is said to have shown greaterflexibility, this is according to reports and in particular when a full cease—fire would be expected to take place, to take effect as part of the deal. that is creating room for negotiations, according to the reports. what we're hearing is encouraging because the israelis say that they are going to se

after weeks of stalled in negotiations. the head of israel's spy agency returned to doha on friday after an initial meeting with mediators. negotiations will resume next week. our middle eastdent has the latest now from jerusalem. >> we have heard little from what came out of those talks for now, but we have heard from the israeli prime minister's office saying that an israeli delegation would be sent for discussions in the coming weeks. we also heard from the prime minister's office that gaps still remain. before the israeli delegation left, israeli officials were saying there should low expectations. i think where expectations have risen is when a response from hamas was given to israel to look at and there were reports from various sources that that response might contain a significant breakthrough. a significant breakthrough essentially being agreement by hamas to drop its key demand that there must be a permanent cease-fire to start any process, which is not in the biden deal that was set out which would allow the process to begin and then move towards a permanent cease-fire. if that is the case, that would be a major shift and it would put the ball in israel's court.

middle east. it's also shaped in part by what we saw in the aftermath of world war ii. after that war, america forged a security alliance in europe to counter the growing soviet threat. likewise, america and israelnter the growing iranian threat. all countries that are at peace with israel and all those countries who will make peace with israel should be invited to this alliance. we saw a glimpse of that potential alliance on april the 14th. led by the united states, more than half a dozen states worked with israel to neutralise hundreds of missiles and drones. thank you for bringing them together. the new alliance i envision would be a natural extension of the ground—breaking abraham accords. those small pieces forged between israel and four arab countries and they were supported by republicans and democrats alike. i have a name for the new alliance. i think we should call it the abraham alliance. i want to thank president trump for his leadership in brokering the historical abraham accords. like americans, israelis were relieved that resident trump emerged a safe and sound from that dastardly attack on him, dastardly attack on american democracy. there is no room for political violence in demo

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