benny ganz is not resigning from the government . he is resigning from this very specific war cabinet. thank you for clarifying all of that. you mentioned the casualties. i'm curious what you have learned more about not only the raid yesterday. the rescue during operation but also, the fallout from the voluminous numbers of civilians killed? >> we've been hearing this. this is something you mentioned that the casually casualty figures. the number wounded has reached 700. that is a huge, huge number in addition to the nearly 300 that of been killed. these are all figures from the palestinian run by hamas in the gaza strip. these are figures that we have seen over and over again that really have struck. even though the gazans and palestinians of hamas have an interest in showing these numbers, they more than often tend to be true. they we see that time and time again with somebody big exceptions. these are numbers that are taken on the fly and in the past 24 hours, how to change the number of injuries that have increased. we can probab

the cap do you sense, on a day—to—day basis that benny ganz is finding _ a day—to—day basis that bennynt he does not want to be seen— line? at this point he does not want to be seen to be leaving the ward leadership when you can still influence that more effort but let's not forget, he is the main political rival, _ not forget, he is the main political rival, he _ not forget, he is the main political rival, he lease by fire in the polls and at _ rival, he lease by fire in the polls and at some point he's going to say i and at some point he's going to say i have _ and at some point he's going to say i have political advantage, i can step— i have political advantage, i can step out— i have political advantage, i can step out of this government and try to force _ step out of this government and try to force elections, and he will probably— to force elections, and he will probably get to lead this war and become — probably get to lead this war and become prime minister but she has tried to _ become prime minister but she has tried to do — become prime minister but she has tried to do in th

cabinet minister benny ganz is on his way to washington dc for talks. and that's notable in this context. rosalyn. jordan has more on that from dc. according to our reports in these railing media. many gallons is coming here to washington without the permission or approval of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. but of course, let's go back to the obama administration. when benjamin netanyahu received an invitation to address congress without having an official invitation from the white house to come to the united states that was considered a protocol breach. well, at the time joe biden was the vice president. now, here in the middle of the war on garza, the by the administration, has grown increasingly frustrated with benjamin netanyahu. his conduct of the war on garza. and so it perhaps is not surprising that the vice president, pamela harris, is going to be taking a meeting with benny gantt on monday, as well as the national security advisor jake sullivan. according to the statements from benny kansas office, he apparently is also going to be meeting w

head of the idf if -- benny ganz.be a fine leader. but right now netanyahu is the leader. they're a country at war, and we can't have our greatest ally and israel's greatest ally seeming to undercut netanyahu on the world stage the while hamas, hezbollah and iran are all watching. finish maybe you do a private meeting, that's fine. we have to work with whoever the israeli people decide to lead that government. but to do so publicly, i think, sends the wrong message from the biden administration, frankly. and pulling the rug, politically seemingly, out from under the israeli government led by net if an ya a hue, it's just, it's horrible timing and horrible optics. stuart: i'm looking across the whole spectrum of court cases involving donald trump brought by biden as an attack on trump using the courts. i think that attack is beginning to fall to pieces. there are holes in it. it's not going well. they're not going to get the trials and convictions they wanted before the election. they might not get any trials. that who

at this point at least now, benjamin netanyahu is rival, benny ganz had scheduled a press conference for saturday when she was widely expected to resign from the prime minister's war cabinet. this appearance was postponed. does that mean he will stay port as well? um it's not clear for now i would assume that the when he just announced his um his the signing of the lease for the press conference. he was already being told one day about this operation. so apparently there's a truthful so here, but if we book that aside and focus on the priest counsellor as that was the word that should have been taking place this evening and look at the announcement from benny guns up to day as well. he didn't say no to us, nothing. you know the originally asked him to stay in the government and nothing else that in a statement today, it started for unity. and that's going to go directly, not to leave the governmental for this is something the whole doesn't want to unhappy because after all, he doesn't want all his decisions inside the cabinet to be afraid of political decision. that's why he wants to

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benny ganz and eisencott, two members of the war council want to resign, but they prefer that netanyahuthe united states is receiving gants alone, apart from netanyahu. maybe the americans now benefit from pretending that netanyahu does not have the previous legitimacy, so they prefer to continue with gans and with eisenkott. גם הוא קרע במשמרת שלו, אם נתניהו נשאר בתפקידו, אז אנחנו רק יושבים פה ומחכים לאסון הבא, אם הוא ישאר ראש ממשלה, אסון הבא הוא רק... עניין של זמן: אם נתניהו היה אזרח רגיל, הוא היה עומד היום לדין על גרימת מוות ברשלנות והולך לכלא. התירוצים והסברים שלו בועדה היו מופע פטטי של פחדנות ובריחה מאחריות. נתניהו לא קשיר, הוא היה צריך להתפטר יום אחרי האסון. זה מה שהיה עושה כל ראש מדינה אחר. comments: netanyahu would not have resigned from his position even if a palestinian meteorite fell on jerusalem and completely evaporated it. avy question: do you know a prime minister in existence would not have resigned after the marone incident? alone, the man lacks conscious sense of responsibility and self-respect. mickey, do you know healthy country that would not have fled after october

zionist regime formed a war coalition cabinet with the presence of some of his opponents, including benny ganzd gadi eisenkot, to pretend. that there is no difference in war management. but the differences gradually appeared until the chief of staff of the army and the minister of war declared their opposition to netanyahu's decisions. they did in recent days, the media of the zionist regime had reported about the sudden collapse of the war cabinet. the former minister of war of the zionist regime said that after 8 months of war, instead of achieving absolute victory, tel aviv has reached absolute shame and humiliation. avikdor lieberman stated that the israeli cabinet has lost the northern territories and said that these areas are at the disposal of hezbollah and they can do whatever they want there. tel aviv declared its goal of the war to destroy the resistance and return the prisoners. while after 8 months of war , he has not yet achieved any of these goals is. lebanon's hezbollah warned the zionist regime that the next war with israel will be the final war. nawaf al-mousavi, the head of r

out to fight a serious work, the war has continued for eight months and for the past few months benny ganznd icing caught they have been undermining israel selected government and it's been making it very difficult that together with the pressure from the biden administration. frankly i'm happy to see the two of them go. if you can be united and work together on behalf of this very justified war and you don't belong in the work cabinet. neil: you know far better with the sentiment there, i wonder if things changed among those who protest and don't like what benjamin netanyahu does when president biden drew a line and criticized his behavior in the courts of the war and is overreacting and that seemed to get the green light to protesters who might've been secretly there already in the incentive to make their views known and all the rallies future horrific images and invariably a lot of not so flattering shots of benjamin netanyahu but he's become the focus of those attack lines and people in israel suffer from benjamin netanyahu derangement syndrome, so to those in america. with those in am

that netanyahu wants to prolong the war because of his own benefit, there are other uh people like benny ganz who is an opposition leader who joined the war cabinet and later he was removed and he resigned from the war cabinet, he is been, he has been the main opposition leader in the israeli regime and he has been a critic of the... prime minister, so other than these officials, former and current officials, there are ordinary of the prime minister, so other than these officials, former and current officials, there are ordinary israelis who have been protesting since they won, even long before the israeli genocide began, protesters uh rallied because of the judicial reforms in israel long before the israeli genocide began, so what they want is cease fire in the gaza strip and they demand that captives held in gaza to be released, but netanyahu has been ignoring all of those and these have escalated in the israeli occupied territories and had escalated to major unions, hestroot for example, called for strikes and for one day israel uh faced severe economic collapse at the bengal airport was u

41% of the respondents preferred opposition leader benny ganz as prime minister compared to 39% who supportedrvey results, the opposition would secure 58 seats, netanyahu's block 52 seats and arab parties 10 seats. support from 61 law makers in the 120 seat kinesset is required to form a zionist government. let us now move to the most notable expose voices for this week. nearly 300 days into the genocidal war. gaza, attacks on humanitarian zones, never ending relocation orders and aid worker fatalities cripple aid delivery. in the midst of all of this calamity, those who suffer the most are the palestinian kids in gaza, traumatized like never before, expressing their fears and hopes on paper. here's sherley rose on tiktok who asked the children to express themselves through drawing. الاباده على غزه طلبت من الاطفال يعبروا عن انفسهم بالرسم خلونا نشوف كيف حيعب اعطيكم هلا ورق والوان بدي اقول لكم ترسموا عن شو انتم بتعبروا. شو بيخطر في بالكم شو انتم بتفكروا موافقين وهيك كانت النتيجه بشرى ليش رسمتها عشان خالفتها حبيبتي الله يرحمك شو حسيتي بوقتها انخنقت زي اللي بدي اصيح ما عرفتش هيك كانه حتخانقني ما

office saying: that they are going to retaliate and retaliate strongly, we also had recently from benny ganz, the the israeli military general who basically said it is now time to conclude the exchange deal and then now escalate and deal in the northern front which is with hizbullah in lebanon, so in my view i think this is they are setting up a scene in order to attack lebanan, when we heard the speech, netanyahu speech in the congress, he mentioned iran more than any other world, i think more than 10 times, and you could see that, this is where his focus is. i believe that he was there to seek permission from washington to... escalate the war into lebanon and then targeting iran and eventually and i do believe that he has been given a go ahead which is why we've seen this talk of the missile you know today, this is my assessment, i think this is this is where they are going, this is creation, the they are creating a scene to legitimize going and creating a genocide now in lebanon, more palestinians have fallen victim to air and artillery. strikes in gaza as the us israeli genocidal campaig

in the political field due to the political instability of the fights between netanyahu, lapid, benny ganz, eisenkat, and even the fights within the cabinet. there is a lot that if this crisis is not resolved, these crises will lead to social bipolarities, which are activated now, to deep bipolarities and to internal conflicts. we can almost see this in the last few days . this appeal is due to the fact that the issue of suppression orders has come up, and the suppression orders actually create a platform for an internal conflict within the syst regime. thank you very much, dr. we talked about the ceasefire. the ceasefire tomorrow is a very important issue. it seems that what the experts believe is that tomorrow there will be a fire and an internal collapse in the zionist regime. please give an analysis of what will happen after a possible ceasefire, mr. netanyahu. he is doing a delaying operation by keeping the negotiation table open and setting a condition, he knows that the day after the ceasefire will be realized in that condition of the palestinian people, that is, the fall of mr. net

before the visit, benyamin netanyahu goes to the knesset, 68 members of the kineset agreed including benny ganzs and the opposition left because he didn't want to show that he also supported everybody in israel refuses two state solution, it is time for all the people in the middle east and around the world either they want to do something about it which is not recognize israel as a state and... recognize israel as an appetite regime that has stolen state a state of the palestinians and then rejected or they close their eyes as they have done at the americans have done twice at the united nations vatoing the recognition of palestine as a state and this puts also an end to all the palestinies who think that the americans are good partners for peace and then there is a possibility to have. the peace with the israelis and what they have done today is they have confirmed the choice of the palestinian resistance that talking to the israelis is waste of time and the israelis what what they want to do and they are saying it without lying that after gaza they're going to turn their guns to the west bank

member benny ganz. now essentially, all of them are saying that there will be no ceasefire. and in fact, the war will continue until all of the goals and objectives are meant to be as rowley, defense minister jo i've go launch has said that israel has a moral right to fight this war. while israel's foreign minister has said, essentially there will be no ceasefire until all of the remaining captives held inside of gauze on our return. and also until how mass is eliminated. all of this comes as nothing you all who has now canceled a trip line is really delegation to head to washington in order to brief american officials on how exactly they plan to invade garza southern most city of dropbox. this has been quite a point of contention for both american and his really officials. this delegation even came at the request of us president joe biden, who has said previously, but entering about law would be a red line. the americans maintained that an invasion, interguards, a southern most city would be a mistake, but these really prime minister remains defiant with canceling this trip

we were expecting, as i said yesterday, we were expecting that benny ganz, the minister in the war cabinet resignation last evening. he did not hold his press conference, he did not resign and he delayed all of this because of this news. benjamin netanyahu now says we will get the hostages back the same way or other ways. the hostages back the same way or otherways. he the hostages back the same way or other ways. he has a momentum and i think the government would be a little behind him at this moment in this war. . ~ behind him at this moment in this war. ., ,, , ., ., behind him at this moment in this war. ., ,, i. ., i. this war. thank you for your analysis- — meanwhile, the us has resumed aid deliveries to gaza from a temporary pier after the structure suffered storm damage. officials said nearly 500 tonnes of aid was brought ashore using the pier on saturday. the jetty had been damaged just a week after deliveries began. it was moved to the israeli port of ashdod for repairs before being moved back into place. plans for the structure were first announced by president biden in early ma

netanyahu himself is facing an ultimatum from a member of his war cabinet, benny ganz, who is threatening to quit government unless a post-war plan for gaza is delivered by june 8th. earlier this week the defense minister also publicly questioned netanyahu's strategy. that conflict overseas is making waves at home. voters' dissatisfaction with president biden's handling of the war in gaza is overshadowing his address at morehouse college in atlanta where they have protested the speech. the speech is one of the stops aimed at shoring up support from black voters. recent polling suggests he's falling behind his opponent in key states. a new cbs poll shows the president trailing trump by 5 points in arizona despite biden winning that state in 2020. the in florida trump is comfortably up by 9 after winning that state in the last two cycles. we begin this morning with nicole killian who's in atlanta. >> reporter: protestors greeted president biden outside of morehouse ahead of the address at the college. >> you want to remain constant about what's going on in the world but at the same time it'

the benjamin netanyahu can engage with to say, to benny ganz. here you are, here's my vision. it is. yes. i think it all depends on the, you know, and the issue that he was for himself, the jew nice day, he knows that he's gone for the band and all this for you right there to sell the site, the x 3. right? and we got a phone and we do route why song and brought it to the gate is the best way to go. so because a, the, the got way is the, as long as we are, the kind of really se, try is the, she creates the, all, she won't be as you want. i want to say, e, g o y, all the way is the day off. with the sounds like a wishlist for a loan rather than a plan. you know, buying from gas just sounds like just, i mean neither the europeans nor the americans, nor any of the countries in the region have said that they have any appetite for this kind of a, for being involved in administering the gaza strip. to the stage to say is we have the stage cost to the price to be uh, he can go and then goss, i promise you island wiggs cecilia. stress story involving base learning. probably the so i'm

netanyahu, among them the main figure was, of course, general benny ganz, who became a minister in this government, just a few minutes ago therefore it became known that han was going to resign from this war cabinet, which was formed after the war, that he did not even come to the meeting of the war cabinet, that he was going to resign, that is, he was not working this model of governmental national unity or what? it stopped working, this is a crisis that erupted neither today nor yesterday, and even this decision that the ghanaian will leave the government was a consequence of the failure to fulfill certain conditions that were publicly announced a few weeks ago, that is, it was a natural process, and the president, the most important thing is that... such a moderate centrist liberal opposition that joined the government after october 7 for the creation of the government of national unity. it does not share precisely this strategic vision of binyamin netanyahu on how to wage war and about the future of gaza, or rather, she does not share this lack of strategic vision on netanyahu's par

us intelligence has said it uh even the you know like the fact that you see the opposition like benny ganz or yar or whoever saying this it's because everybody knows this is going to happen you know like in this again in this report he he details this journalist that the israeli army as an entity, as what it has been built over the past 76 years, is not meant to fight a prolong war, they work as shop troops, they work as you like the mowing the law strategy, so what are they going to get more men? where or well men and women where are they going to get uh they depleted their armament you know they're continuously depleting their armament not because uh the is not sending enough bombs which is something to said in this ridiculous statement that then the white house had to come out and just like be like what are you talking about it and then give numbers and the numbers are just ridiculous they've sent 4000 200 pound bombs that this is why you're seeing gas be flattend in the way that it has so the the the reason why they are pleating their their their aim amo supplies is because there was n

just benjamin netanyahu. israel's prime minister and the defense minister jo after launch, and benny ganz, a war cabinet minister this in, in this group of individuals. they are, the ones weren't going to decide if there is sort of any sort of response to the audience but pending against releasing a statement saying that in fact, there will be a response at a time and place of israel's choosing. he said that what happened yesterday was a test of israel's military capabilities and they succeeded, but it needs to be strengthened. and along those lines, there needs to be more strategic partnerships. created in the region to assist is role because he says it on is a global problem. now there have been reports that after conversations with american counterparts like nathan young who's speaking with us president joe biden . and you'll have the last speaking with lloyd austin, that perhaps they did turn them from having a response almost immediately. but again, there are a lot of moving parts here. a lot is still up in the air and these rallies are saying that this is far from over. what's been

so benny ganz ross is part of the war cabinet, but he's also a rival of prime minister netanyahu. what is going to be the scope of his visit to washington? who is he going to be meeting and what is he going to be talking about? so, the purpose of many gaps is meetings, according to his office. and this has been republished in a multiple process for ford is to meet with the top by the ministration officials, including the vice president, comma le harris and the national security advisor, jake sullivan. and there's also a separate report that on tuesday he would be meeting with the secretary of state ashley blank. and although we have not been able to independently confirmed that meeting against his office, also reportedly says that he will be meeting with republican and democratic leadership in the us congress. all of these meetings to focus on the ongoing war and gaza. now there's other reporting suggesting that from the point houses perspective, the us is going to be asking gas. very tough questions about the conduct of the war inside gaza, about the efforts to bring about that t

but across the political spectrum, everybody from benny ganz member the wood cabinet to ya, the leader of the opposition to the far right minute says everybody has reacted, but that does seem to be one key thing that is coming out. and this is what the him, himself up site, this upset and deceitful ward of the prosecutor and the hate is a, not on you, israel's permanent defense. but it's the, it's aimed against the entire state of israel. and that's really the language that's coming through, you know, just from the political echelons, but in all of the editorial leaders in the newspapers. all of the commentators speaking on tv. this is actually in a very old way, uniting the state of israel because everybody believes that this isn't about individuals. what about your gland? the defense minister note about the appointment and stuff, but this is an attack against israel. the fact that the cooling, it's a false equivalence of our democratic, the elected political leaders with the terrorist of a mass. that's another quote from an editorial that i read today. so this is really the reaction.

6 point plan in place for the conflict in gaza, if that is not agreed to before june, 8th, then benny ganz will withdraw his party from the emergency unity government that was created in the week of october 7th began said that this plan must include provisions for the post war governance of gaza unless taken listen to more of what he had to say of this press conference and tel aviv just a few short hours ago. the leadership must actually identify the risks and seize the opportunities and develop a nation wide strategy, a modern nationwide strategy in order for us to fight side by side and shoulder to shoulder. the more cabinet must, by the 8th of june, develop an action plan. is this all coming in the wake of a press conference held in tel aviv just a few nights ago, nick, in which the israeli defense minister, your wife, kalonde, publicly criticized the war cabinet for not coming up with a plan for how gaza would be governed after the war galani had suggested that the military should not be involved in ruling garza once the conflict is over and he publicly called on net and yahoo to endor

feels like if you have an election in august, he is schumer, if prime minister netanyahu does lose, benny ganz will be unified. they have no choice. >> ainsley: jailed migrant influencer who encouraged illegal immigrants claims he is a victim of persecution in an interview. he is making himself a victim of the situation. interesting to hear him say who he is in real life is different than the character he plays. >> ainsley: the migrant was arrested last month for skipping mandatory check-in. and a flight was immediately turned around for emergency landing back in denver. southwest says passengers were trafrped to another plane and ashgsz richardsoned in houston three hours later. no injuries reported. >> ainsley: country music star morgan wall en arrested in nashville. staff members say that wallen threw a chair from a sixth of their business, that chair l landing feet from nashville police officers. we'll have a live report in a few be minutes this week's cmt award paying respect to toby keith. abby hornacek caught up with his family. >> our favorite memory, my kids being on top of him and hi

if the remaining hostages are not released with the statement coming from benny ganz who says israelill move into rafah where more than half of the population of gass ggaza. if theyare not released by march 10th, there is a lot of concern worldwide that while there has been global shock with the images from gaza and the scale of the civilian casualties, that the situation will only get more sensitive during the month of ramadan. now there is not a lot of optimism about a deal to free the hostages and pause the fighting before then. cia director bill burns was in cairo last week meeting with officials from israel and qatar and egypt. the israeli government pulling negotiators back saying the h hamas demands are delusional. the youngest hostage, a little over 1 year old now, was just ten months when he was kidnapped with his mother, father and older brother on october 7th. this video shows the family in the southern city of hanunis. this video is causing fresh agony in israel. back to you. >>> coming up on the show, it is a big day for a big box result. we will run through what to expe

benny ganz, condemned remarks from chuck schumer.nderstand significance of what he said and how hamas and iran would perceive these comments? >> good point about iran in particular understanding that the united states is in some way shuttering or not fully supportive of israel. reality is we have federal statutes in this country that block or criminalize the idea of foreign interference in our elections and ironic to hear full remarks of chuck schumer who says the reason he thinks elections ought to be called in israel right now and telling them as leader in the united states senate who has control over weapons that go to israel, etcetera, there is absence of vision and direction by benjamin netanyahu. he says the leader does not have vision and direction, we need an immediate election. that is irony, does that mean we need immediate election here? there is federal statute, 22 usc 2708 that says foreign interference with other countries in our country is illegal and you are causing shutter at time of war with one of our closest allie

meet with the leader of jordan india met with benjamin netanyahu and israeli opposition leader benny ganzy after he resigned from the war cabinet, the united nations security council passing a resolution that calls on hamas except israel cease-fire offer, strategic analyst of the institute for the study of war, general jack keane, always a pleasure to see you, thank you so much, what you make of the latest efforts on a potential cease-fire, is it possible? >> certainly it is possible but some of the issues are going to oppose it, ever since december of last year they push for the same issue over and over again and that is permanent cease-fire with all israeli troops that's not in the initial phase of the proposed solution. the proposed solution calls for a temporary cease-fire exchange of hostages and to work toward a permanent cease-fire and hostilities in the second phase. hamas is never agreed for anything like all of these months with similar proposals and that's wipe lincoln has gone to egypt and put pressure and threatening the political leaders in qatar. if they don't get hamas lea

and his opposition, benny ganz, wants early elections, two years early, in september for the 1-year anniversarysident biden thinks an immediate ceasefire is necessary to protect the civilians in gaza. i want to bring in senator bill bill hagerty, republican on the foreign allegations -- relations committee. would an immediate ceasefire if let hamas win, in your opinion. >> i certainly think that hamas will declare if they've won, stuart, if that's the case. it's been interesting, president biden at the very outset of this war basically said the right thing, the united states stands with israel. but what's happened is his far left has continued to pull and pull and pull, and what we've seen is u.s. support erode. it's very, very disturbing to me to see us not standing strong. president trump was always clear, put maximum pressure on iran. they are the funders of this. put max maximum pressure on hamas. we did not have this kind of challenge. hamas has used humans as shields in gaza. they've created a humanitarian disaster. that was part of their plan. that maas has diverted aid, hamas are respon

we need to be looking at what not only what benjamin if netanyahu, but also his war cabinet with benny ganzy with how success of they are in eliminating the iranian-backed terrorist organization of hamas. i want to do one thing more a little bit off cuff, yesterday was my son's birthday, and so i wanted to get him on here to wish him a happy birthday today. of. ashley: oh. happy -- what's your son's name? >> noah. he's 9 years old. ashley: noah. happy birthday, noah, and welcome to fox business. congressman and noah, thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thank you, arleigh. ashley: all right. -- ashley. dozens of artists, by the way, left south by southwest in austin in protest of the army's sponsorship. now one veterans' group is responding. lauren, what did they say? lauren: i just want the highlight that. actually, 80 bands and artists say they can't perform by a festival because it's sponsored by the army. they make weapons of war. arming israel against palestine, and they called the sponsors including the army genocide is profiteers. i mean, that's the context of what

just before the meeting began, war cabinet member benny ganz, the former defense minister, released asaying that israel was reviewing its options and wanted to build an international coalition to respond against iran. he also said israel reserved the right to respond at a time and place that best suits israel. right now the israeli people are bracing for the possibility of continued attacks from reap january proxies across -- iranian proxies across the region. they are still fighting the war inside gaza, they face renewed fire from yemen and lebanon, and again this fire overnight, the first time in history iran launched an attack on israeli soil. shannon? shannon: trey yingst, we appreciate you, your team, your crew. stay safe. thank you for giving us a window into everything that's owning going on there were. that is it for today, we'll sew you next "-- see you next "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ dozen people including top reading command. i am jon scott now to "life, liberty & levin." ♪

benny ganz is already calling for fit, and he'll be voted out of power.e's incredibly unpopular inside of israel. on the other side of that, biden needs this thing to end because his constituents, his voting blocs, they want with, they want us out. they want this thing to end. they don't want us clinging this tight to israel. griff: let's shift gears in the time we've got left, and that is iran now i vowing to potentially some reports said going to retaliate with swarming drones and cruise missiles. are we about to see a widening of the conflict the there? >> no. we've seen this before with iran are. they do not want a widening of the conflict. they know they have to respond. they know their credibility accounts for that. they know that the credibility relies on that. so i think they're going to use their proxies, lebanese hezbollah, to fire drones and rockets into northern israel, and then i think they're going to try to call it good. they do not want a winding of this war. griff: just in the last 10 seconds i've got, i wanted to show one quick thing, an

let me ask you about this, opposition leader benny ganz was supposed to give his resignation today. the dynamics are changing there? he's been pressing for a postwar plan. so far prime minister netanyahu has not presented one. this has caused major tension there and here at the white house. what are your thoughts on that? >> yeah, there's some questions of whether he was even alerted before the operation, so that could also indicate some problems with the coalition inside of israel. you know, the pressure on israel to come up with a postwar plan, you know, in my if mind really it doesn't focus on the broader issue which is iran. and, you know, we have this effort to, by israel to try and, you know, defang, if if you will, hamas, but we also see that,s you know, israel's being attacked by hezbollah in the north, and there are other tentacles of the octopus or the ring of fire, whatever you want to call it of iran really trying to encircle israel. i think there's a lot of focus by the biden administration on pressuring israel into a ceasefire if that won't really solve the broader pro

netanyahu, benny ganz and shin bet are con finning to do what they have to do.i haven't heard hamas say they would agree to have a cease-fire or release any hostage. >> correct. larry: the point, what about annihilation? gaza city is important. south gas is very important. israel is there. it is close to getting the job done. but it has to get the job done. you know what? a couple electoral votes around dearborn, michigan, seems awfully shortsighted to me with respect to the existential threat to israel, the only democracy in the middle east and supposedly america's great ally. >> larry, you're 100% correct. rafah is the final terrorist strong hold in gaza. that pressure sure cooker or in hebrew that campaign forced all the terrorists via tunnels, over the stop, into that one last corner. i believe from some of the people that i've been chatting with quietly, there are a significant number of hostages in rafah. i just don't think, i don't think that biden really has got, he doesn't have a clue to what he is doing here and it will affect him in the election. isra

now that benny ganz has gone, the two people that make up the wall cabinet and are therefore in charge of the war in the gaza, apparently being unaware of something that is apparently are significant as this tactical pause. but i think what it does also do to max is it kind of shows the competing pressures that netanyahu is under on the one hand, from the united states. so get as much aid into the gaza strip as possible. and on the other, from the far-right ministers in his governing coalition, who don't want him to make any concessions to the palestinians because it says that these are concessions, rewards effectively for hamas. and i would like, and this a little little bit to president biden's ceasefire plan, which he announced about three weeks ago, which he said that israel had signed off of my mat no sooner had president biden put out that statement that on the jewish sabbath, which is very rare, the prime minister's office putting out a statement almost not denying the existence of this plan or israel or his approval of it, but clarifying that this doesn't preclude israel or isr

from president of prime minister netanyahu's top political rival, a member of the war cabinet, benny ganz, who is indicating that he disagrees with the israeli prime minister's decision, saying that not only should the delegation still have traveled to washington to hear the us this is alternatives to a ground offensive in rafa, but that these really prime minister himself should have traveled to washington to meet with president biden >> jeremy. i'm curious, where do things stand as far as the talks in doha, qatar, i've been an ongoing for a ceasefire and hostage release well, over the last week, there's been a sense that things are moving along that progress is being made, gaps are being bridged, but this evening, it appears very much more uncertain. hamas is now saying in a statement that they will hold onto their original position that they presented more than ten days ago indicating that they are still pushing for the full withdrawal of israeli troops for a permanent cease fire and the return of displaced palestinians to northern gaza. this coming after israel appear to agree to us p

we saw another statement from another minister, which i refer to, benny ganz, a former general, who is a member of the opposition. he said there will be a response, but we'll talk to our coalition and take our time. so it's not going to be immediate, at least. there may be more time to talk about the repercussions. it's very clear from the call that the u.s. doesn't want israel to retaliate. >> andrea mitchell, always grateful for your insights. thank you so much. >>> coming up next, donald trump's search for a running mate and why fundraising will be a big part of his decision. because when you experience europe on a viking longship, you'll spend less time getting there and more time being there. viking. exploring the world in comfort. the virus that causes shingles is sleeping... in 99% of people over 50. and it could strike at any time. think you're not at risk? wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist >>> now to a new report in the new york tim

we're back with our worldline israeli war cabinet member, benny ganz, who also happens to be prime minister netanyahu is biggest political rival. men again says there are quotes significant gaps unquote, between israel and hamas on this latest deal agreed to by the terrorist group. but having hamas is proposal for a ceasefire and hostage release, quote, does not correspond to the dialogue that has taken place so far with the mediators, unquote. let's get right to see an international security analysts, beth center. he's also a former deputy director of national intelligence. beth tell us what is going on here because we have hamas agreeing to something, maybe something proposed by egypt and qatar, although i'm not sure about that. and then israel saying, wait a second, this is not the document that we've all been working worth. yeah. and the mediators and cairo. so what exactly is going on? >> we don't know so we can speculate, right? >> and we're going to find out more in the next coming days. i mean, i think it's really good as part of that gantt statement, is that they're going to send s

also learned that vice president kamala harris will be meeting with israeli war cabinet member benny ganz on monday. now that's a meeting where all of these issues are expected to come up. the hostage deal, the humanitarian aid into gaza, but also critically, the day after planning for gaza that has been a priority for the vice president since the october 7 attacks. and that is one that is going to come up during her meeting on monday. now, while this member is in washington. he's also expected to meet with national security adviser jake sullivan. of course, all of this jessica coming at a critical juncture, done only in the hostage deal, but also in the humanitarian crisis happening in gaza. >> yeah, no doubt about it. priscilla alvarez for us in washington. thanks so much for that reporting. and joining us now to discuss further, a cnn military analyst, lieutenant general mark hertling. thanks so much for being here with us. let's start first with these airdrops how helpful do you think they can be in addressing this humanitarian crisis? and why do you think now, why do you think they s

there is no evidence of it, and the members of the war cabinet benny ganz, for instance, who joined netanyahu. you know, they, they, they could leave and they could say, this is our red line. we want a deal to release the hostages right now, but they don't say exactly and brings us back to the main goals of this work. this would, i mean to me, to find member of saves me the festival, was ending how messrs. rude governors, the guys and the leasing. pick up this so, so far, none of these goals have been achieved. that's the most important board or the most got the board that the i'm going to shoot. this is a section of cost me. but so far, what we see now is, is that i again back in 2 minutes with patients in some parts of government which claims it's, it's, it's the time asked for more, but not getting there. he's already fighting again in jamalia. exactly. and why is this for the concern? because it's a failure. i mean, it comes is, again, reestablish and good sense of the organizing it. so i do start missing the shooting is that it has been in full control, often does. i mean, whatever they,

it follows last week's resignation of opposition leader benny ganz, who stepped away from the cabinet after netanyahu failed to meet a deadline to present a plan for what gaza would look like after the war is over. meantime, israel has announced what it calls a daily tactical pause of military activity. opening a supply route for aid organizations, starting at the kerem shalom crossing cnns. paul hand cox is live for us in tel aviv and poly, you got to speak with an id of spokesperson about this so-called tactical pause what did he share with you? >> it's. a bar we were down at the kerem shalom crossing earlier today. and the military really wanted to show us where this tax could pause was going to be it's effectively from the crossing into gaza and then it joins up with a salah had been road, which is the north south artery within gaza. and as far as the military are concerned, they say they will not be carrying out attacks in that particular area from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. so that humanitarian aid grids can come and collect aid and distributed around gaza. now of course so it's not

you're lupita, who said that the country should stand behind the court and this ruling and finally benny ganz a member in the countries war cabinet who is not part of nuts. and y'all, whose coalition, what is part of the war cabinet? because he said he just wanted to be there. in a spirit quote of unity threw out this war. he said that this decision should be respected. and in fact, the judicial overall bills or something that created a huge division within is really society, something the country had never really seen before. and if there is going to be any sort of broad consensus, it can only happen after the war. because even while negotiations for these bills were on going throughout last year, there was never any give from and that's in yahoo side. and his partners and his coalition, there was never any give to the opposition. so they were never really able to come to a middle ground or a consensus, but a lot of politicians are now saying, but now is not the time for politics. and instead, while the war is still ongoing, that needs to be the primary focus and they can revisit all of thes

longtime enemies, prime minister netanyahu, defense minister gallant and minister without portfolio benny gantz. ganzsfully tried several times to overthrow netanyahu, an experienced politician who is called a magician in israel for his ability to avoid political problems. now netanyahu, as a politician, is weakened by the war. will hans and perhaps even holland finally... end his fifteen years of political dominance. the three men had previously been unable to agree on how to attack where, how to free hostages, and how to manage the post-war gas sector. and here is a direct attack by iran on israeli territory, the first in history. and in this is the main danger; the boundaries of what is permissible are moving further and further. possible israeli strikes on iranian nuclear facilities are seriously predicted. then a full-scale war is inevitable. evgeny reshatnev, denis sokolov and alexey mashchikov. news. now to the situation with spring leashes. the level of the tabol river near the city of kurgan has risen by almost 20 cm over the past few hours and exceeded 7.5 m. the evacuation of residents of