according to the jerusalem post, tehran warned tel aviv through hungary. the media also report on the readiness of yemeni usits to join the place for the death of the head of the hamas politburo. israel responded by stating that in the event of strikes on any. all units of the israel defense forces are on standby. the united states is also transferring additional forces to the region. a number of major airlines have suspended flights to tel aviv and beirut. the us and uk embassies have recommended that their citizens leave lebanon with similar calls to their compatriots. france, canada, sweden and jordan. foggy albion is plunging into chaos. more and more cities are being engulfed in street battles between migrants and locals. in birmingham , hundreds of armed muslims have blocked roads. social media shows crowds of men stopping cars driven by white people. drivers are forced to abandon their cars and run away to avoid being beaten. the unrest in britain began after the bloody massacre in southport. a 17-year-old teenager attacked children with a knife dur

let's speak to yonahjeremy bob, senior military correspondent at the jerusalem post and author of targethank you forjoining me. i was speaking to a guest in lebanon, about an hour ago. do you think of the region is on the brink of war? it depends on the timeframe that you're talking about. right now, no. but in the next two or three years, probably. hamas�*s invasion in october. israel's counterattack... october. israel's counterattack. .. this october. israel's counterattack... this was the largest moment of war. israel has been fighting on a low burn for about ten, or ii israel has been fighting on a low burn for about ten, or 11 months, but because both sides have moved back. the idf didn't use... hezbollah look like it was going to launch many rockets. what hezbollah look like it was going to launch many rockets.— hezbollah look like it was going to launch many rockets. what are you heafina launch many rockets. what are you hearing about _ launch many rockets. what are you hearing about what _ launch many rockets. what are you hearing about what hezbollah - launch many rockets. what a

jerusalem post. there were no direct contacts, only through mediation in hungary. on the readiness of the yemeni houthis to join the place for the death of the head of the hamas politburo. the israeli army has prepared several possible responses to the expected attack. in addition, the military announced the liquidation of the commander of one of the hamas battalions in the gaza strip. the leader of the elite hezbollah forces has been killed in lebanon. the group, in turn, attacked israeli positions. us election race, kamela haris may announce a vice presidential candidate today. six possible candidates have been named, but there is not one among them who would satisfy all party members. experts say that haris's most likely running mate is josh shapira, governor of pennsylvania, one of the swing states, who is criticized for his ardent pro-israeli stance. in his youth, he even wrote that the palestinians were incapable of creating their own state. also on the list of candidates is a former astronaut markley. one of the darkest pages in world history: 79 years ago,

dmitrievich, look, interesting, quite curious news came with a link to the jerusalem post, the publicationtes that the iranian authorities warned israel through hungary about their intention to deliver blows, how would you comment on this, why through hungary, well, i don’t know, after all, once and for all there are diplomatic ways, and politics, this is generally, let's say, an art. to stop a military conflict, now there is no such negotiator, not only that, we also know everything that when israel strikes at sovereign territory, then naturally , the state that was subjected to this or that strike responds, yes, it is true that israel does not admit that it attacked iran, there is no official data, but iran itself accuses. iran, most likely, that there will be no strike, it is necessary, i think that everyone understands this, those who monitor all these events, naturally, the secretary of the security council of the russian federation met with the president of iran met with the leader. russia is a friend of iran, iran is a friend of russia, accordingly, this visit shows the maximum conc

more than 320 missiles were fired from lebanon into israeli territory, the jerusalem post reports.ording to journalists, 11 military bases in the north of the country were hit. according to representatives of the lebanese group, this is israel's initial response to the murder of one of its military commanders in beirut. the minister of defense of the jewish state has already declared a state of emergency in the country for 48 hours and held talks with the head of the pentagon, it is also reported that the military-political cabinet of israel held an emergency meeting. let me remind you that the night before , israeli fighters attacked hezbollah facilities, and as the idf press service reported, this was a strike on terrorist facilities of the hezbollah group, where an attack on israel was being prepared. russia celebrates miner's day. the holiday was officially approved only in 1947. but the mining industry appeared in the country much earlier, back in the days of peter i. it was he who created the order of mining affairs. then they were found the largest coal deposits in kusbas an

i want to go now to jerusalem or the maya is former editor in chief for the jerusalem post. it's good to see you. what, what do you expect to come in the hours and perhaps days ahead. i mean, in the past, we've seen strike restrike. restrike and then stop or the risks of course, are escalation oh my god, that's exactly right. >> we of course hope that this is the end of this round of fighting, as we know, there have been hundreds of hezbollah rockets and drones that have been sent into israel over the past couple of hours. but they've said this is only the first bout of what they call their response to the killing of their military commander in beirut. so of course the potential here is for a significant escalation, perhaps even an unintended one. as my predecessor mentioned earlier on, all it takes is an errant missile hitting some civilian infrastructure, killing a large number of civilians in israel and that would of course necessitated a very, very harsh israeli response. of course, we're very hopefully we don't get to that point, but there's certainly a danger that we m

the former jerusalem post editor-in-chief. it's a remarkable paper. in the meantime a remarkable writer and journalist joined the staff gerry baker wall street journal editor at large problem read on the campaign i want to touch on that on the so-called black swan developments that occur out of nowhere this one has been the most telegraphed it's still out there the market might be hinting of something or fearing of something but it's not going nuts about what you make of. >> a high level of uncertainty probably was underpinning the fact as you say very rightly the market hasn't gone crazy, there are two things that are preventing that. one is concerned why the concern of an economic slowdown we had a lot of that last week with a relatively poor job numbers at the beginning of the month in the u.s. if there's going to be a global slowdown as it looks like there probably is that with depressed oil prices, one factor that's probably keeping oil prices from going sharply higher in these times of tension. the other factor i think probably, this might be wr

the jerusalem post writes that the iranian president asked supreme leader ate hamina to refrain from attacking israel. the politician's publication believes that iran may abandon its previous plans to carry out a large-scale retaliation for the murder of the head of hamas in tehran. us president joe biden doubted the peaceful transfer of power in the country after the election of a new head of state. in an interview cbs, the head of the white house said that the votes will be counted by republicans, which, in his opinion, could be a problem for the democrats. at the same time , biden was confused about who would riot in washington, perhaps recalling the events of four years ago. are you absolutely sure that there will be a peaceful transfer of power in january of 25? if trump wins, no, i'm not sure at all. i mean, if trump loses, i'm not sure at all. he means exactly what he says, and we don't take him seriously. all these words about that if he loses, there will be a bloodbath. look at what they are trying to do in the local election commissions, put their people in the states who w

today the jerusalem post came out on the first page, i didn’t grab the jacquard, the whole page is yellowk, and there we don’t lose hope, this is 300 days of war here between israel and hamas, we don’t lose hope. we condemn this political murder and consider it as a blow to the possibility of organizing a peaceful exit from the current extreme situation. a dangerous, extremely critical situation when negotiators are killed, well, what can i continue about? talk, plus this is, in general, an obvious attempt to drag regional countries, i mean iran, into the current confrontation. in our opinion, instead of making targeted strikes in the region with political and other military consequences, we need to turn to the key problem of the current confrontation, and this is precisely to extinguish the conflict in gazia, conclude an immediate truce and... begin to provide humanitarian assistance help and put a solution to the situation on the path of a peaceful political settlement and the main problem is granting palestine the right to create its own state, for which an appropriate international le

according to the jerusalem post, szijjártó conveyed the order, the message received, to the ministerthe jewish state , israel kats, by telephone. meanwhile, israel has asked the united states for help. amid the protests, dash recommends that citizens return to their homeland when it is safe. the diplomatic mission urged people to avoid crowds and also advised wearing with you personal documents a charged mobile phone. according to our ministry of foreign affairs, russian citizens were not harmed during the riots. on smolenskaya square they noted moscow proceeds from the fact that the change of political forces in bangladesh is an internal matter of the country. at the same time, russia expects the political processes to return to the constitutional channel as soon as possible. in his. immediately after dmitry moroka will talk about the reasons for today's collapse of world stock markets? durable and not afraid of moisture. protect from heat and cold, penoplex, effective thermal insulation, still think about the ideal home, it's time to switch to domclick. to find housing for any, the

the jerusalem post writes that the iranian president asked the supreme leader of etoluhameniyya to refrain from attacking israel. the publication of the politician believes that iran may abandon its previous plans to carry out a large-scale retaliation for the murder of the head of hamas in tehran. this is the head of the interim government of bangladesh, he flew in from paris, where he had been undergoing treatment for the last few months, and also watched the olympic games. he is a well-known person in bangladesh, he is 84 years old, he is a banker and a nobel peace prize laureate, after the ex-prime minister sheikh hasina fled the country, it was his candidacy as the head of the interim government that both the protest leaders and the military, who are essentially now in power in the country, agreed to. in his first speech after returning to homeland. bangladesh starts the day with a new victory, it's time to move forward, thanks to the coordinating forces who saved our country, believe me, your countryman, no one will attack anyone in our country anymore. he is very much committed to t

according to the jerusalem post, szijjarto handed over the entrusted received message to the ministerforeign affairs of the jewish state, israel katz by phone. meanwhile, the head of the central command. he believes that it is possible to prevent a large-scale escalation in the middle east, but the conflict is inevitable. miller called on both sides to show restraint. the russian embassy in bangladesh, amid protests , recommends that its citizens return to the people. when it is safe, the diplomatic mission urged to avoid crowds and also advised to carry personal documents a charged mobile phone. according to our ministry of foreign affairs, russian citizens were not harmed during the riots. smolenskaya square noted that moscow proceeds from the fact that the change of political forces in bangladesh is an internal matter of the country. at the same time, russia expects the political processes to return to the constitutional channel as soon as possible. in turn, the president of bangladesh decided to dissolve parliament in order to form an interim government. let me remind you that the

here, the jerusalem post writes that the iranian president asked supreme leader italo khamenei to refrain attacking israel. the publication of the politician believes that iran may abandon its previous plans. to carry out a large-scale retaliation for the murder of the head of hamas in tehran, the white house is shocked by the statements of the israeli finance minister, who said that the famine in the gaza strip could be justified. the politician had previously said that he considered it normal to starve 2 million palestinians to death. several thousand people took to the streets of anti-russian rallies across great britain. the demonstrators carried posters with the words "fascists, out with the migrants, welcome." according to information tv channel. muslim communities and left-wing political forces organized the marches, and the head of the crown prosecution service called the events in the country a national emergency. he warned the population against publishing posts on social networks that incite hatred. if you repost posts inciting racial hatred, then like the author, you are commi

about august 5 said the head of the israeli foreign ministry, israel kats, the jerusalem post reports. the minister of foreign affairs of hungary péter conveyed the message about this decision to iran. siyarto, who explained that he received this information from iran's acting foreign minister, ali bagherri. iran has told us that it intends to attack israel. the world must demand a price from iran for any aggressive actions it takes. hungary's foreign minister confirmed on facebook that he called the foreign ministers of israel and iran to express concern regarding development in the near future. is growing, so time is short. everyone can be sure that if the current security crisis spreads to another country, it will not stop there, and in this case, the conflict can easily escalate into a regional war, which can pose a threat to global security as a whole. therefore, the international community should concentrate all its efforts on preventing escalation. hungary's position is clear. we cannot allow israel to suffer. one terrorist attack similar to the one that happened last october,

to attack israel, the head of the israeli foreign ministry, israel-katz, said on august 5, the jerusalem post reports. the notice of this decision was conveyed to iran by the minister of foreign affairs of hungary, péter sziarto, who explained that he received this information from the acting minister of foreign affairs affairs ali bagherri of iran. iran has told us that it intends to attack israel. the world must demand a price from iran for any aggressive actions it takes. hungary's foreign minister confirmed on facebook that he had called the foreign ministers of israel and iran, noting that concerns about developments in the middle east are growing, so time is running out. everyone can. to be sure, if the current security crisis spreads to another country, it will not stop there, in which case the conflict could easily escalate into regional war, which may pose a threat to global security as a whole, so the international community must concentrate all its efforts on preventing escalation. hungary's position is clear. we cannot allow israel to suffer another terrorist attack like the one t

this was stated by the head of the israeli foreign ministry, israel-kaz, on august 5, the jerusalem postorts. the notice of this decision was conveyed to iran by the minister of foreign affairs of hungary, péter szijártó, who explained that he received this information from executive officer. minister of foreign affairs of iran, ali bagheri. but at the same time, we must do everything possible to prevent the start of a major regional war. tensions between israel and iran have risen since the death of hamas political leader ismail haniyeh in tehran on july 31. iran accused israel of this and promised to take cruel revenge. as it became known from the new york times, iran asked russia for the latest systems. pppo to prepare for war with israel. the russian federation, in turn, has already started supplying weapons. the publication also notes that august 5 russian security official and ex-minister of defense of the russian federation serhiy shuigu visited iran and met with president masoud pezeshkian, general mohammad bagheri, who is in charge of planning military strikes against israel, an

yaakov katz is an israeli jounralist — formerly editor in chief of the jerusalem post.alations we have seen in the past 2a hours. definitely what happened, samantha, with the situation in lebanon on the northern front was a definite escalation. hundreds of rockets fired by hezbollah into israel, and israel pre—empting that, trying to deny hezbollah the ability to launch what was, we were told, thousands of potential rockets, maybe up to 6,000, into the centre of the country, towards the metropolitan of tel aviv. but then, later in the evening, hamas from gaza, the front that israel was not necessarily focused on today, but that war does continue. they're launching a rocket that strikes just south of tel aviv into a main city called rishon lezion. so it's just another illustration of what israel has been saying for a long time. it's fighting a war on multiple fronts simultaneously. both israel and hezbollah have said that they do not want all out war, and they've repeated that many times over the past ten months or so. but both say they are ready. what are the possibilit

yaakov katz is an israeli jounralist — formerly editor in chief of the jerusalem post.o bring about a ceasefire. i think it's up to the americans who are exerting amazing influence and power here in the region. look at what's happening right now in the persian gulf, where they were supposed to have sent the aircraft carrier. defence secretary austin announced he'sjust carrier. defence secretary austin announced he's just keeping carrier. defence secretary austin announced he'sjust keeping both carriers. it's all part of america flexing its muscle and trying to exert influence. including on these talks. same to the iranians. —— saying to the uranian �*s that you have to crackdown on your proxies to accept a deal. we know the prime minister of qatar is going to visit iran lightly tomorrow. this is all part of signalling that we're going to see they have influence over hamas and their leader. hopefully, this can bring both sides to agree to a deal. we also need to see flexibility on the israeli side. israel is concerned that if it vacates, it will get back all the weapons.

let's speak to yonahjeremy bob — author and senior military correspondent for the jerusalem post.y much forjoining us here on bbc news. what are you hearing from your sources about the potential sticking point in the stocks? , , stocks? very mixed things. if you talk to some _ stocks? very mixed things. if you talk to some of _ stocks? very mixed things. if you talk to some of the _ stocks? very mixed things. if you talk to some of the negotiators, i talk to some of the negotiators, where people really want there to be a deal, they have been trying for ten months to get these hostages back to their families, they are very optimistic. if you talk to some of netanyahu's people, they are very pessimistic. there is a reason here. even though it is part of the same country and system, netanyahu is worried about losing his government. he has two very right—wing ministers who can bring his government down and have said they will bring his government down if he ends the war without having destroyed hamas. he hasn't destroyed hamas yet. on the other hand, there's this huge contingent in is

the car, he became... postpone a large-scale military response to israel until august 12, the jerusalem posthe jewish state celebrates tisheb, national mourning in memory of the destruction of the first and second temples in jerusalem. due to the growing threat - the threat of escalation, the russian embassy in lebanon calls on our fellow citizens to leave the country as soon as possible. about the situation in the region. reporting from our correspondents. for themselves, they blamed hamas for civilian casualties, saying that the militants allegedly used civilians as human shields. meanwhile, a number of middle eastern media outlets are reporting that iran’s attack on israel will not be as quick as previously thought and could only happen in a week. western intelligence sources told skynew arabia that they have evidence that iran is planning to attack israel. in response to the assassination of hamas leader ismail haniyeh on the holy day tishibav, which begins on august 12 , will end on august 13. this is the kind of footage that iranian tv channels are now broadcasting; on the media resour

the car, he felt sick. a large-scale military response to israel before august 12, the jeros jerusalem postis on this day that the jewish state celebrates. this is national mourning in memory of the destruction of the first and second temples in jerusalem. sources claim that tehran chose this date to put additional psychological pressure on tel aviv. about the situation in the region, reports from our correspondents in the middle east, alexander bilibov and sergei pashkov. new, a powerful shelling of the northern regions of israel was launched this night in the lebanese hazbal movement, reportedly about fifty rockets were fired in total. this attack was a response to a strike carried out by the israeli air force on settlements in southern lebanon. in lebanese israeli. the sides continue to attack each other's positions every day , apparently probing for weaknesses in the enemy's defenses and seemingly preparing to strike a blow that could prove decisive, tensions around the gas sector. israeli troops in the palestinian enclave struck another resonant blow. the target was a school in norther

steps, and using hungary as a transmitter of iran's signal and message to israel, because as the jerusalem postte, the iranian foreign minister called the hungarian foreign minister to convey the appropriate signal to the israelis, which peter sayarta did, you must admit, after several days of waiting for the promised response from iran and its satellites, one influential official even suggested taking preventive measures, it is beneath our dignity to sit and tremble instead of taking the initiative. we we know how to do it, and we must do it, said yuli edelstein, head of the parliamentary foreign affairs and defense committee and a senior member of the lekut party led by benjamin netanyahu. you must admit that there is such a contrast in position compared to what it was in 1967, in 1973, because in general , not a single country, not even israel, has clearly formulated military goals, no one can formulate what they are trying to achieve, because the complete defeat of one neither side will give it, on the one hand it is impossible to defeat israel, you understand, on the other hand, it sounds

trump attack in a small fraction of that amount from a group linked to the ku klux klan at the jerusalem postarris appointed muslim outreach chief with contentious views on israel. in a series of statements this person who she appointed has dismissed jewish students concerned of anti-semitism as organized legal bullying. against universities over which they perceived as hostile anti- israel rhetoric on campus for the outreach leader argued these lawsuits were attempts to sign a pro- palestinian and activists but to remember when the jews are being chased out remember river to the sea? more than violence, the jewish kids running into the libraries into the cafeteria is locking themselves in. it's only going to get worse in the weeks ahead. harris has appointed a campaign liaison to the jewish community goldenberg supported obama's abstention of the anti- israel security council resolution 2334 he opposed the trump administration or recognition of jerusalem as israel's capitol move in the embassy to jerusalem. what else? he opposed emerging the conflict to the palestinians into the u.s. embassy

out of tel aviv, jerusalem post reporting more assets could be shipped to middle east.firm aircraft and other type of military equipment will happen? >> john: what i can tell you for sure, bill, we take our obligation to our ally israel seriously and will help them against a range of threats, including anything coming from iran and make necessary adjustment in the region to do that. i can't get into details, we want to be careful about that. i can assure you that we are constantly looking at the x capabilities in the region and the threat is increased given what the supreme leader has vowed to do. we will take comments seriously and adjust and we are. >> dana: we had warning it was going to happen, is that typical? could we expect retaliation iran is you can taking about to be like that or more of a surprise? >> jonathan: i think we're working through information available to us and again, i want to be careful here. we have to take comments and threats seriously. we're looking at intelligence and talking to our counterparts for what they are hearing. we are sharing info

eric: jerusalem post as article about the success let me redo that.he headline is called losing control basically given hamas is losing control because of israel successes. security officials report ability to govern in the gaza strip has been severely compromised. this is evident in the widespread destruction of authority symbols, buildings and infrastructure as well as the targeted person suits of senior hamas leaders including high ranking bureaucrats by that is an interesting addition. we hear about the big names targeted but the netanyahu administration the middle managers and you take out the middle managers of hamas you can decimate the terror organization for talk to us about that type of strategy. >> it is clear over the last few weeks it has been important for israel to target as many of the hamas leadership really all up and down. why this is important to the big picture is israel has to destroy hamas capability. as part of the cease-fire talks israel has said it is done a permanent damage to hamas. so with the targeted strikes they are kee

what these developments mean with me now, is avi mayer, he's the former editor in chief of the jerusalem post. good to have you on avi first question for you, given what we know about the current sticking points do you see a deal potentially getting through in the coming days good to see you, jim. >> that's of course the million dollar question. there is a great deal of eagerness. you're in israel, particularly on the part of the hostage families and their supporters to see a deal going through and hamas their loved ones brought home but we understand that as you said, there are several very significant sticking points. one of course, as you mentioned, is israel's insistent that it maintain a presence along the philadelphi corridor which would prevent hamas were smuggling in the sort of weapons that were used on october the seventh mass, of course wants to have that ability so as opposing that demand. and there are others the points of disagreement. and so over the past few days, while there had been some optimism that has been replaced by a degree of pessimism. this was nevertheless sending

i was looking at the jerusalem post.hey say there is a new source there in israel where you are, they are reporting that israel is considering a preemptive strike to deter iran if it uncovered air tight evidence that tehran was about to pull the trigger. have you heard that? >> yeah. absolutely. that's being reported by the khan public broadcaster in israel. the source on it appears to be accurate. this follows an overnight meeting with top security officials, including the prime minister the defense minister, and the military chiefs trying to determine what the best course action here is just to give you a sense of how serious the situation is the meeting lasted for nearly four hours and ended after midnight after which there was a call we're told between secretary of defense lloyd austin and israel's defense minister gallant. so these messages being ferried back and forth between the israelis and americans understanding that the current situation is unpredictable and israeli defense officials say the biggest concern fo

. >> yaakov katz, senior columnist at the jerusalem post, joins me now from new york, always good toee you what do you make? think of this preemption and what it might spark and what do you expect in the hours and perhaps days ahead? >> well, it seems michael that israel got intelligence that his bilas much anticipated retaliation to the killing last month of their senior military commander, fu'ad shukr was coming early this morning in israel time i'm at about 5:00 a.m. and therefore took some action to deny his villa that ability to launch those longer-range rockets towards tel aviv. i think what this could lead to is maybe a couple of days of some back-and-forth more than what we've seen over the last ten months since his billal began launching rockets into israel on october 8, the day after hamas's attack on october 7, when it started to show its so-called solidarity with the palestinian terrorist group in gaza. and the real question though is michael when they attack israel, israel attacks back into lebanon. there's always going to be the chance of miscalculation hitting the wron

what meanwhile, for leasing israel have classed with orthodox jewish protest as in jerusalem, who are post and military conscription of 5 people were arrested. officers could be seen the king and forcibly removing demonstrates as they blocked the roads to prevent a demonstration of the book, the right to prevent people some and some of that yourself is from attending the list. with office 3, the jews had long been exempt from ministry service into june. when the supreme court ruled they must be drafted. and these really who strikes on guns all continuing to light these killed at least 11 people in the residential building in the northern gossen town on about that last year. that's according to palestinian media. families and southern is rattled of health funerals for for the hostages, whose bodies recovered from an gauze of this week. they were among $250.00, taken during the october 7th. how much the tire attacks which triggered through all the tears of anger and despair. yeah, the book stop was kidnapped from keyboards, knew him on october 7th. now his family and his whole community is l

we've, we've spoken to posting and east jerusalem and occupied respect. we've covered the tensions within is really society, the hostage, a tragedy the, the agony with their families are going through with spoken to evacuate from northern israel, but really getting firsthand, access to thousands, haven't been able to really do that. so for us, you know, in that proximity and so it was really important for us to go there and to be able to speak to them and to try and really show the path of a possible recovery. that's ahead of them. the challenges that face is that population. yeah, thank you very much. that was our special corporate correspondent, a, a single look now at a few other stories making headlines around the world to day. one person was killed when his really settlers attacked a village in the occupied west bank. that's according to palestinian health officials. dozens of settlers burnt cars and homes. one is really man has been arrested. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has condemned to the violets. indian doctors have called for a na

we've, we've spoken to posting inter, east jerusalem and occupied westbank. we've covered the tensions within is really society, the hostage, a tragedy, the, the agony that their families are going through with spoken to evacuate from northern israel, but really getting firsthand access to thousands. if you haven't been able to really do that. so far as you know, in that proximity, and so it was really important for us to go there and to be able to speak to them and to try and really show the path of a possible recovery. that's ahead of them. the challenges that face is that population. yeah, thank you very much. that was there, special corpus correspondent, a pre, are now to the war in ukraine, which is now spilled over to russia to both ukraine and russia are claiming to have made new advances in russia's quarters region. keith says it's taken control of sewage of the largest russian town to fall to ukraine since the incursion began . moscow says that his recaptured one village in course that it would send additional forces to the neighboring belgrade regio

joining us now live from jerusalem is a national security reporter for "the washington post," our friendmorning. just sort of, first of all, give us a sense of the -- of the mood there in israel. there's been expectations of this retaliatory attack, you know, for more than a week now. nothing yet. give us a read on the situation. >> yeah, john, the atmosphere in israel right now is one of nervousness and anxiety with a massive amount of speculation on which part of the country may be targeted. the airport, the ministry of defense, a high profile civilian target. it's really anyone's guess. so there's been really an incredible degree of intrepidation, and the united states for its part is really trying to convince its allies to encourage iran to have as limited of a retaliation as possible. and then u.s. officials plan on then transitioning to work on the israelis, to make sure their retaliation would be as limited as possible. all of this in trying to protect the possibility of thursday's negotiations on a cease-fire hostage deal to be protected and be productive. >> yeah, we saw stated

700 thousand israeli settlers living in 176 settlements and 186 so-called out posts in the occupied west bank and east jerusalems. all of these settlements and outposts and the settlers who live in them are illegal under international law, since occupying the west bank in gaza. israel has unilaterally declared tens of thousands of hectares of socal state land for israeli settlements. mushrooming across palestine, these illegal settlements have made life excruciatingly difficult for palestinian communities, aggravating their already dire situation. in addition to depriving the families of a home, which is the main asset and source of mental, physical and economic security. the settlement building and its concomitent devictions of palestinians frequently result in the loss of livelihoods and expansion of poverty. البيت انا عايشه فيه من الطفوله كبرت فيه تيتمت فيه من الاب ومن الام عشت ام لاخواتي وانا صغيره ف يعني هم بسرقوا كل شيء منك بسرقوا الماضي الناس بتفكر انه البيت حيطان لا البيت ذكرى البيت ماضي البيت كل حياتي انا بحس حالي محضونه امي وابوي كانهم في البيت ما بحس حالي وحيده وانا في هذا البيت. these settlements alw

jerusalem. it's one of 5 illegals. supplements of post is ready for rights minister battalion smoke, which promised to make official in june. zod decision was announced after several european countries recognized and independent palestinian state. this is part of the is there any plan to create metropolitan joseph what they intend to do is that to increase the so called useful video of jim salem. and for me, just let them look dating back to the room in error, palestinians in the village of key to take pride in the fact that they have preserved the historical gem and maintain the negative cultural style. from centuries ago, water flows from natural springs through ancient channels to feed the planted versus palestinians registered the area as a unesco world heritage site. this is considered one of policy lines, most scenic hikes your way or for trinity to enjoy the fresh air in nature. but palestinians then to lose all of that replaced by illegals, really supplements, which usually start off with a building like this one behind me. alice says she misses the calmness of the valley, but for now she i

host: ok, that was budd and west virginia the washington post reporting out of drizzling, -- out of jerusalemut an exchange of fire overnight, and according to the israel will a terry, the country remains on alert for major italia should. -- for major retaliation. over the weekend, there was an attempt to diffuse regional tensions to avert an all-out war between israel, hamas, and gaza. more than 2 million palestinians remain under israeli siege and bombardment. the national security advisor talked about the u.s. moving in multiple directions, particularly with this recent iran concern after the assassination last week. here is the advisor on the sunday shows come on abc. [video clip] >> i won't lay out what i expect iran to do because i do not think we want to show our hand in that way, but we are preparing for every possibility, just as we did in advance of april 13 when iran attacked israel and the u.s. and a coalition of partners and allies worked with israel to defeat that attack. in the current moment, as you just said, the pentagon is moving significant assets to the region to prepare

the monasteries is quite consistent status of russian jerusalem, as zadonsk is sometimes called, for its long pious traditions. well, our monastery postoday , father alypiy, who has been living in the monastery for a quarter of a century, is on duty in its department, so to speak. its story is simple and typical. for the era in the nineties, he was an entrepreneur, buying and selling, until at some point he realized that endlessly earning money in order to then spend it again, this is not enough for a person, he became a monk from a businessman, which he never regretted, and now he also writes books for children about the zadonsk monastery, about the quiet saints of zadonsk, children cling to him, just as they once clinged to the most famous miracle worker. today in zadonsk there are no industrial enterprises, not a single one at all, that’s why the grass is green in summer and the snow is white in winter, like in what is not a real village, if... not counting the temples, the largest and best-preserved building in modern zadonsk - this is ulrich's house, a noble estate of the first half of the 19th century. in its lifetime, many owne

jerusalem. israel august subways, some and constitutes incitement. so far right is really minister of national security and some of individual posted on next above the photo of what appears to be shakes. aubrey with his face blood he wrote, the sub we utilized is melania. and a few hours later he was taken from his home for questioning by these rarely please . now he's being interrogated under the flag that he's so loves my policy towards instigates is k a 0 tolerance, and i welcome it's implementation. i'll do 00 day says the assassination of is melania has provided a moment of unity is a senior fun delegation attending the funeral procession of this my and hon. e. as a leader of him off and don't. how earlier on friday, the a funeral procession was attended by a large number of different terry's from around the region and also other islamic countries. this was a political event as much as it was also a somber event. all lives now on how much to see who will be chosen to leave the movement at this critical juncture, where an ongoing genocide is happening and the prospect of returning to negotiations to get us these fire and stop the war. are really

want to have them to have any political role in a post world garza, rebecca, thank you so much for that update. that is rebecca of interest for us in jerusalem trying to some other news where pockets on and to china. i have become the latest regional neighbors to congratulate bangladesh as new interim leader, as he takes office there. well peace prize. lorez mohammed units, heads up a cabinet that includes student protests, leaders, and representatives from civil society and military. he's been a harsh critic of long time prime minister, shae casino, who was ousted and fled to india after weeks a violent anti government protest. unice has vowed to hill the country another historic moment in a whirlwind week in bangladesh, politics, nobel laureate mohammed unice, has been sworn in as the countries interim leader. after being tapped by the president to fill the power vacuum left behind after shakers, tina was forced out by mass protests respected economist who pioneered micro credits which helped lift millions from poverty, had been in paris when the request to serve his country came, arriving home at dhaka airport, he called for an end to the

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he's going to win a huge number of jewish voters because he posted embassy to jerusalem.t. it just never pans out. i mean, you know, kamala harris is -- i would be surprised if she didn't get 74%, 75% of the jewish vote this year. i'd be very surprised if -- if that weren't the case in the years to come as well. >> i couldn't agree more. three-quarters of jews vote democrat. >> he's saying three-quarters of jews in america are bad jews because they don't vote for him. >> yeah. this is the man that said there were good people on both sides of charlottesville and donald trump is the most transactional human being alive and i think he would sell anybody down the river, including israel. i believe nothing he says, and as i said three-quarters of jews vote democrat. they will continue to, and it's a head fake this automatic, oh -- this is what jews should do. shame on you, donald trump, it's disgusting. >> gene, i'm curious your thoughts. adding to what susan says, it does seem that for all the mocking of joe biden running his campaign from his basement in 2020, it really does

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um military governor of jerusalem when it was in british mandate period, i think he was called ronald stars, and he was asked why does britain support zionism because this was post bfold declaration, but before the creation of israel and he said we want... create a little jewish ulster in a sea of potentially hostile arabism, so that idea was if you have this little a western colony in the middle of the arab world, you could keep the arab world backward uh, you could keep the oil coming uh and you could control it in a much more easy way um and i think that when it was created in in 1948 that was probably why the us and the uk spoiled it, in fact uh president truman was the first uh uh leader to recognize israel was 11 minutes after it was declared and then um and then and then and then there was a suis crisis in 1956 which was a hugely important moment in the world really because president nasa had nationalized a suis canal and the british french invaded because it was their investors that had been hit but also the israelis invaded just as a military ally they invaded sini and then 67-73 i think that it became clear especially after 67. israel was a good uh way