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so you listened a number of — get to this moment. to this moment. so you listened a number of things you _ get to this moment. so you listened a number of things you regret - get to this moment. so you listened| a number of things you regret there. do you regret the loss of innocent life in israel?— life in israel? every loss of life is regrettable _ life in israel? every loss of life is regrettable and _ life in israel? every loss of life is regrettable and tragic, - is regrettable and tragic, absolutely. the question is how to we stop this? how do we provide an alternative path? how did we learn the lessons and the mistakes of the past? how do we treat the palestinian people after 100 years of suffering? how do we stop this demise into the mayhem that you have described? do not underestimate people's will and desire for freedom, to end occupation and captivity. this isn't about the last 48 hours. this has been ongoing for more than 100 years. it started here, by the way, in this very city. it was britain that gave our rights away w

let's have a listen. conservative party conference. let's have a listen-— have a listen.t the highest urades, have a listen. they got the highest grades. the _ have a listen. they got the highest grades. the very — have a listen. they got the highest grades, the very best _ have a listen. they got the highest grades, the very best starting - have a listen. they got the highest| grades, the very best starting jobs, and then had to watch the opportunities that used to be their disappear. watch their careers end prematurely. and the impact on our economy, it is massive. and labour have admired this problem for years. 13 years of labour delivered only 12 and a half hours of free childcare for three and four—year—olds come at less than one hour per year of office. this government has already massively expanded the offer, but we will go further by introducing 30 hours' free childcare for working parents from the end to maternity leave until their child goes to school. it leave until their child goes to school. , , ., ., , school. it is giving mums and dads back their choice. _

let's take a listen.— let's take a listen. on israeli security. _ let's take a listen.n our— let's take a listen. on israeli security, on our most - let's take a listen. on israeli l security, on our most sensitive interests. i briefed the secretary on strategic developments in our region and the chief of staff together with the idf leadership, shared our operations. defence cooperation and us support in the pentagon, in the white house, in the congress, and show freedom of operation and enforce our capabilities. in fact, today we will receive the second aircraft carrying essential munition to the idf. us deployment of assets on land, air and sea, sends a strong message to both our partners and enemies in the region. on behalf of israel's defence establishment and on behalf of our citizens, mr secretary, thank you very much. let me remind you all, ouraudience, who is you very much. let me remind you all, our audience, who is the enemy. our neighbours as hamas, the isis of gaza. an organisation enjoying the iranian payroll. i cannot let the world forget the brutal attack

let's take a listen. a lot of government. the government is from us. so when the so called god, the minister of health issues information, the people killed us, they were on people in the northeast, there were men or women or children. obviously that information is authorized by some us. and it's ok for lease by some boss and it was sort of the purposes of from us. so when you get the information, if you're a journalist or if you're just listening to what's going on and you'll get the information from the golf street, please be very, very skeptical of the recipe and ask yourself, why was this information disseminated? and how does it's come off? and it's propaganda purposes. earlier, we've heard these really presidents, mr. heritage, basically saying that people of guys are partially responsible for what has happened is happening and will happen. let's, let's take a listen. we uh, working authorizing militarily or call into rules of international law periods, unequivocally. it's an entire nation out there that is responsible. it's not true, this wrecke

have a listen to at the prime minister said. fin have a listen to at the prime minister said.— have a prime minister said. , , ., minister said. on the basis of the deep knowledge _ minister said. on the basis of the deep knowledge and _ minister said. on the basis of the deep knowledge and analysis - minister said. on the basis of the deep knowledge and analysis of l minister said. on the basis of the i deep knowledge and analysis of our intelligence and weapons experts the british_ intelligence and weapons experts the british government judges that the explosion was likely caused by our missiles _ explosion was likely caused by our missiles or— explosion was likely caused by our missiles or part of him that was launched — missiles or part of him that was launched from within gaza towards israel _ launched from within gaza towards israel the — launched from within gaza towards israel. the misreporting of this incident — israel. the misreporting of this incident had a negative effect on the region, including on a vital diplomatic effort and on tensions here at— diplomatic effort and o

let's have a listen. when a lot of the — statement. let's have a listen. he focus is _ statement. let's have a listen. when a lot of the focus is on _ statement. let's have a listen. when a lot of the focus is on gaza, - statement. let's have a listen. when a lot of the focus is on gaza, i - a lot of the focus is on gaza, i wish to reiterate that it is unfolding in the west bank, at least 150 palestinians have been killed since october seven, including... the movement restriction imposed across the west bank, including schools and health centres, meanwhile, the situation on the israeli border is getting worse with regular exchanges of fires and civilian casualties were reported. in conclusion, i am very worried about the potential spill—over of this conflict beyond gaza, unless something is enforced. first strict adherence to international law. this means civilian and civilian infrastructure, including un premises, schools, hospitals, places of worship and shelters hosting civilians, must be protected all over the gaza strip, north and south and at all time

today is a day that will go _ take a listen. today is a day that will go down _ take a listen. hat will go down in - take a listen. today is a day that will go down in infamy. take a listen. today is a day - that will go down in infamy. we have _ that will go down in infamy. we have all— that will go down in infamy. we have all witnessed at the un no longer— have all witnessed at the un no longer holds even one ounce of legitimacy or relevance. this organisation was founded in the wake _ organisation was founded in the wake of— organisation was founded in the wake of the holocaust for the purpose — wake of the holocaust for the purpose of preventing atrocities. yet, the spectacular —— spectacle we justice — spectacular —— spectacle we justice or— spectacular —— spectacle we justice or proves beyond a doubt _ justice or proves beyond a doubt that the un is committed, sadly. _ doubt that the un is committed, sadly, tragically, not to preventing but ensuring further atrocities. ., preventing but ensuring further atrocities. . ., , atrocities. that was the israeli ambassador - atroc

let's a listen.en.— to the united nations spoke to the media. let's a listen. the past days have been devastating _ media. let's a listen. the past days have been devastating for - media. let's a listen. the past days have been devastating for each - media. let's a listen. the past days have been devastating for each and | have been devastating for each and every israeli. israel suffered an unprecedented attack on the number of casualties is catastrophic. truly unfathomable. 0ver of casualties is catastrophic. truly unfathomable. over the past two days, following hamas's surprise attack on israel, my country has suffered hundreds of fatalities. yesterday in the early morning of the jewish sabbath yesterday in the early morning of thejewish sabbath and on a jewish holiday, savage hamas terriers fired thousands of rockets into israel. but this was only the beginning. as rockets rained down indiscriminately upon israeli towns and cities, hundreds of hamas terrorists infiltrated israel and began her barb

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a terrible thing, it's a shame. listen. a terrible thing, it's a shame- it — listen. should have - listen. a terrible thing, it's a shame. it should have neverj listen. a terrible thing, it's a - shame. it should have never happen, the attack on israel should have never happened. and it wouldn't have happened if they had a different president, i can tell you that. thank you. let's go live to the bbc special correspondent for them in terms of what we've been watching with the presidentjoe biden is in israel, underlining human hearing aid warning israel not to act on rage. there are clear dangers here, aren't there?— aren't there? yes, i thought that was interesting _ aren't there? yes, i thought that was interesting that _ was interesting that he actually invoked the mistakes, he didn't speu invoked the mistakes, he didn't spell them up but set after 9/11 america made mistakes of its own. and the need to push the israelis to look at what comes after an immediate land invasion is part of what you see this extraordinary shuttle diplomacy from the biden administration, wa

let's have a listen. the united _ standing with hamas. let's have a listen.m . a listen. the united kingdom stands with israel against this terrorism today, tomorrow, and always. and let me also say this to you. as thejewish community here in britain. i know that moments like this when the jewish know that moments like this when thejewish people are under attack in their homeland, jewish people everywhere can feel less safe. we already have seen vile words on our streets and attempt to stir up community tensions. i say, not here. not in britain, not in our country, not in this century. our country, not in this century-— our country, not in this centu . ., �* �* century. you will live with bbc news. century. you will live with bbc news- how— century. you will live with bbc news. how must _ century. you will live with bbc news. how must militants - century. you will live with bbc. news. how must militants have warned they will start killing israeli citizens held captive in gaza if israel becomes more civilian houses very without giving a proper warning. civilia

a constituency in need of hope, sending a signal to holyrood's governing party, and a first minister listeningnight, a tough night for the snp. very difficult, of course. but, look, the snp has to reflect. we've got to regroup. we've got to reorganise. we've had tough adversity. tough election results in the past. we've bounced back stronger. i'm very, very keen to make sure that we are fighting for the next electoral test. until the early hours of this morning, this was the only part of scotland in the hands of scottish labour in westminster terms — edinburgh south. the party has now doubled its number of mps and it has high hopes of doing far better than that in the general election, potentially easing the path of keir starmer in to number ten. tell me about the scale of the win. well, it's a phenomenal win for labour cos it's notjust that they've won at all. i think that was quite widely expected, including within the snp. but it's the scale of the win. so, we've seen just over a 20% swing to labour. they would have needed 5—6% to win the seat. but emily gray warns, remember, this is a by—e

let's have a listen into some of those discussions. the u.n.urity council meeting, discussing what is happening in gaza, with the international response should be. let's take a listen. >> i thank the representative of got bond for the statement -- of gabon for the statement. i give the floor to the representative of the uae. >> mr. president, at the outset, we welcome the adoption of today's resolution. we tank -- we thank the united states and the members of the security council for positively engaging during the consultation process. the uae voted in favor of this resolution because it has a balanced copperheads of -- >> i should expect some formalities are going on right now, this is expected to be somewhat of a lengthy meeting because there is a lot to discuss. as we were discussing with our north american correspondent earlier, right now, lots of talk, very little action. there is renewed criticism of the u.n. and its role and events in t narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services

take a listen. >> the hamas terrorist invasion of israel territory and the murder of israeli soldiers today and the brutal murder of citizens as an act of savagery that must and will be crushed it

take a listen. translation:— shift in this war. take a listen.listen. translation: ., ., translation: good evening and a good sabbath. translation: good evening and a good sabbath- over — translation: good evening and a good sabbath. over the _ translation: good evening and a good sabbath. over the last _ translation: good evening and a good sabbath. over the last few _ translation: good evening and a good sabbath. over the last few hours, - translation: good evening and a good sabbath. over the last few hours, we - sabbath. over the last few hours, we have intensified our airstrikes in gaza. the iaf has extensively carried out raids to underground targets and terror infrastructure in this essential manner. as a continuation of our offensive strikes over the last few days, the ground forces are expanding their operations this evening, acting forcefully in all dimensions to achieve the goals of the war. earlier on today we exposed to the world the shifa hospital with the underground expanse, how they have converted the hospital for terror activiti

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a listener. and a fighter. we were actually elected to congress that same year and became close friends. it was a small class, there was only 13 of us. one of the smallest republican classes in modern history. over time, we took different routes. jim actually ran against me for lead for the 2018. it was a hard-fought battle. but i never once questioned his skills or commitment to this conference or this country. after the race, i became leader and we had an opening for the ranking member on house oversight. jim didn't even apply for the job. i walked into steering, didn't tell steering. i walked in to the other room and i picked up the phone and i called jim. i said, i know you're not running for the job, but i believe in what jim collins says in the book "good to great," you put the right people in the right seats on the bus. you and i may have challenged one another but you were the right person for that seat. and it was right when you took that job. it was right again when i asked jim to step up and join the

take a listen. >> we aren't bringing in anyone from gaza, syria, somalia, lebanon or libya or anyone else that threatens our security. if you empathize with radical islamic terrorists or extremists, you're disqualified. you're disqualified.

thattic a listen. >> no. i don't think believe she should. there three exceptional candidates working more than a year. i just think it is terribly unfair that she would do so. and the word around here is that whom ever he aint poed would not run. >> so there was in idea that newsom was going to appoint a caretaker and there are these three candidates, barbara lee and katie porter and adam schiff running for the seat but then it was taken off the table. that senator butler can run if she wants. what is your take? >> i think it is up to her if she wants to do it. i think the governor rightfully knew that as he was looking at a short list of people, that it seemed like the right thing to do was to allow someone to make that decision on behalf of california, if they feel like they're going to be the best person to represent california moving forward. >> and doug, butler's appointment allowed newsom to stay out of the fight. but it seems that congresswoman barbara lee, i mean, newsom has said if he needed to apoint someone to the kseat, because o

were going to take a listen to the conference-— were going to take a listen to the conference.conference. ukraine will be taking critically- it _ conference. ukraine will be taking critically. it will _ conference. ukraine will be taking critically. it will be _ conference. ukraine will be taking critically. it will be overwhelmed, | critically. it will be overwhelmed, reduced _ critically. it will be overwhelmed, reduced to — critically. it will be overwhelmed, reduced to a massive state. its identity— reduced to a massive state. its identity and freedom crushed. the ukrainian — identity and freedom crushed. the ukrainian people are not going to let that _ ukrainian people are not going to let that happen. and neither will weave _ let that happen. and neither will weave the united kingdom. we stepped up. applause we have provided billions in military aid.— we have provided billions in milita aid. ,, ., , ., military aid. second only to the united states. _ military aid. second only to the united states. we _ military aid. second only to the united states. we have - military ai

take a listen. >> what they have in d.c. is that the trick theatrics, performative. i'm a leader. i'm not an entertainer. >> he got that last part right. he's not an entertainer. he's using that to his advantage. looking at matt gaetz, what are they achieving? i actually am reducing deficits in florida. i'm actually achieving stuff. and all of this stuff is just, you know -- he didn't say clown show. but you know what i mean. it's a circus. >> it's the right message. the question i have, is it soon enough? is he doing it at the right time? it might be a little too late. this should have been a message he was carrying from day one, from his announcement all the way through. that's one of the things desantis has had a problem with. >> he didn't know all the house republicans in florida were going to endorse trump. >> he knew he was going to be facing donald trump and knew he was going to be facing a d.c. -- he's going to have to run as somebody who's going to change d.c. and finally drain the swamp. is

let's take a listen. we are in a war between barbarism and civilization. juncture the sholtes who visited israel said to come us or the new nazis. and as in the 2nd world war, when the allies fully supported the french anti nazi resistance. today the international community is uniting and supportive as well. for how must barbara's, and not only threatens the jews, it threatens the middle east. it threatens the region, the tribes europe that threatens the world come mazda, is a test case of civilization against barbarism. the french liter seems to be convinced that i have to say my crone has called on the international community to join the fight. comparing him as with the so called is lumnick states carries organization. simple quite a policy puts. that is why funds is ready for the international coalition against dice to which we are committed to in our operation in iraq and syria, also fight against him us. i'm proposing to own international partners, as i discussed with you this morning that we both ori

let's have a listen, go 2 or 3. after and citing a major crisis in europe, the west is attempting to spread the conflict potential, today's a pacific region in a variety of ways. there recently been active attempts to deploy nato's military capabilities in the region. nato is using the asia pacific region to conceal its military build up. so showing you has explained here that the west and the us to sudden interest in the asia pacific comes from the fact that russia was forced from uh, western pressure and sanctions to look to its eastern neighbors for relationships, uh, economic development and so on. and it seems to us is trying to further isolate rush and china by bringing in 3rd party bloss in to a dangerous situation. and the minister also condemned the increase of a potential conflict in the age of pacific with the new creation of the office block, which gives washington a free hand to develop a nuclear submarine station. which of course would be a violation of nuclear proliferation agreements. but again, despi

let's take a listen to what turkish for a minute. so hawkins, you don't have to say as well. nissan israel's practice is a building settlements and provocations that carries out in jerusalem. and that the alex up mosque all lead to a deepening of the occupation. we think that the only solution to this issue is the 2 state solution, the establishment of a palestinian state based on 1967 borders with east jerusalem assets capital. the reaction from the international community is not just limited to statements. one very interesting development that was issued and published by the target state. and was that target published on netflix particularly stating that the turkish naval forces will be conducting military exercises in the eastern, which has mediterranean between the 16th and 20th of october. lot, keep in mind, this is a major developments, particularly because the united states sends them to war ships to aircraft carriers to the eastern mediterranean, essentially to provide oversight and support to israel in its war against gaza and particularly against different russ for

take a listen. >> to meet your obligation here? presenting the information in accordance with gap. was allen weisselberg responsible for that? >> back to the form. >> i would say yes. >> now they also showed a letter that trump himself had signed that was sent to deutsche bank, one of the banks that loaned them money. this is part of the eg's office attempt to link trump from the financial statements to the loans at issue in this case. part of the elements of this case they're looking to prove now. trump's attorneys have taken issue with the allegations in this case saying that no banks lost money. banks in fact made $100 million in money. there were no conspiracy. there were no victims. they say any differences in the valuations of some of these properties such as mar-a-lago or the family home known as seven springs in nosh was real estate, not fraud. so really pushing back on that. the state called their first witness donald bender. he was on the stand for several hours this afternoon. inside the courtroom, trump was very attentive. he was fully engaged. he was flipping through pa

take a listen to this biden statement just a few moments ago. president biden: should have a cease-fire if not aziz fire we should have -- then we can talk. larry: let me get this right, the president is saying we should have the hostages released, we can talk. talk? talk about what? we should have had the hostage release and then the idf annihilate hamas, or, much better in my view we should have the idf annihilate hamas and then hamas would release the hostages under pressure. that would be a sign of strength. that is what a reagan would do. that is what a trump would do. bomb first to show strength and respond to what the barbaric terrorists already have done. remember trump bombed syria while he and china president xi were having chocolate cake at dessert. sent a message. trump took out sewell main any and iran whimpered. listen to john kirby. >> we know iran continues to support hamas and hezbollah and which know iran is closely monitoring these events and in some cases actively spurring attacks and spurring on others who may want to exploi

let's take a listen to it. >> we were five and for each of us there was a guard.y took care of every details. >> and again, i keep saying so many elements of this were striking. but the preparation, the lead-up to the attack i think was stunning to everybody. the preparation clearly to take the hostages and be prepared for them was also done. what does that tell you? >> it tells you, it's incredibly well organized, well planned. they took their time putting this entire thing together. the hostage piece is a big part of that strategy. we have to remember, phil, that the hostages are an asset for hamas now. they stand between -- they are the kind of final barrier between a full-on entry into hamas, a tactical resolution by the israelis. and they will continue to use the hostages to buy time. they have many to work with. the reports have been upwards of 200 hostages. and we will likely see a continued, very small drip day in, day out of the few releases now and then to kind of maintain this anticipation that a diplomatic resolution to getting them all returned is rig

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take a listen. >> we've got plenty of pictures. i like that one. >> so, in an updated request for a gag order on trump, doj says that he either purchased a gun in violation of the law and his conditions of release, or, or seeks to benefit from his supporters mistaken relief that he did just that. jacqui, the trump camp eventually said, he didn't buy a gun. do we know whether or not he actually made a purchase? >> alex, that is a very good question that we don't quite know. as you've said, the trump spokesperson later clarified that their statements, that they had not actually deeply place there. jack smith's team, prosecutors, they were involved in this gag order. that the defense either purchased the gun against, or in violation of the conditions of his release, or, said that he seeks to benefit from his supporters mistaken belief that he did so. a separate federal crime. also in violation of the defendants conditions of release. this is also another strike against trump when it comes to these scab orders that jack smith is seeking

addressing, so let's have a listen. ., ~ , ., ., been addressing, so let's have a listen. ., ~ ., , listenrial council. _ listen. thank you for convening this ministerial council. and _ listen. thank you for convening this ministerial council. and thank - listen. thank you for convening this ministerial council. and thank you i ministerial council. and thank you very much, deftly special coordinator, for your important measures. we are grateful for your leadership in this challenging... to the entire un team, make no mistake, their dedication... to all the members of the council, if you want to prevents this council, in public, do not open another front. that puts more civilians at risk. you will hold them accountable. activists are security for the entire region and beyond is on the line. because it is. we must condemn hamas barbarity. young people hunted down and gunned down. young people beheaded. families burnt alive in a final embrace. parents executed in front of their children. children executed in front of their parents. taken hostage in gaza. indeed it must be asked, where is the

take a listen. >> the things that you do on the battlefield could, if you're not thoughtful about them, they could create a resistance to your effort that lasts for generations. >> one of the big questions that we've been talking about on the show now for weeks is not whether israel has the right or the justification to try to eliminate hamas, but whether what they're doing is the right way. certainly hamas hides mong civilian, and it's not only israeli intelligence, but american intelligence that says they have command and control centers underneath hospitals in gaza. but attacking a refugee camp, killing a hamas leader and other hamas terrorists, but also killing potentially hundreds of innocent people who are refugees, maybe children too, do you think israel is doing this strategically enough, thoughtfully enough, wisely enough? >> well, the first question you ask, jake, is always the important one you have to weigh out. even during my time during the gulf war when my unit went into southern iraq, we weighed those issues as well. about taking precautions, abide by the laws of war. y

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take a listen to what he said. >> i've opposed efforts to ban deadly weapons of war like the assault ifle used to carry out this crime. the time has now come from a to take responsibility for this failure. which is what i now call on the united states congress to ban assault rifles, like the one used by the sick perpetrator of this mass killing. in my hometown. >> i wonder if that, given you are an organizer and your work specifically organizing the grassroots such that they get members of congress, members of state legislators, to change their positions on gun safety legislation. if that gives you some hope that there is still room for movement here? >> absolutely. and it's huge. and i want to directly thank representative jared golden for his leadership and encourage to realize that the time is now. to change position. that's okay. it's okay to say, things are getting to the point where enough is enough. and we need to make change. so absolutely, i think it's a huge stance and i hope a lot of his colleagues will follow suit. >> i wonder how you are doing. and by that i mean to be so

take a listen. >> i'm an american israeli, it's very simple. so my home is here and my home is there, so i feel obligated and almost a desire and moreso a need to go right now. so -- >> but you don't feel like you could just stay, that's not an option for you? >> it's not an option. >> and for others they fled the drama that was unfurling, the tragedy, the scariness that they saw and wanted to get their families out like david frankel. he fled with his family to southern california after the war broke out with his two young sons and his wife, and he's leaving them, left them here, in fact kissed his sons good-bye in the darkness of night as he left to catch this flight. this is what he had to say. >> i'm obviously nervous. i mean, i want to come home safely to my family. i want to see my boys grow up, but you have to put that aside and stop the madness that's happening. >> reporter: and what was noteworthy is that energy, anderson, inside the terminal as these group of people, as they came together. most did not know anybody else there, but it w

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let's have a listen. one possible resonse let's have a listen.ssible l response from democratic nations like us is we stand with israel. applause i have visited israel many times in my life. i have visited israel many times in m life. , ., ., ., my life. this time i saw a nation shocked with _ my life. this time i saw a nation shocked with horror. _ my life. this time i saw a nation shocked with horror. from - my life. this time i saw a nation shocked with horror. from the l shocked with horror. from the families of the abducted to the president and right across the unity government, they all had the same request. and clear words. this is the least we can do for the people of israel. as defenders of a free world, we hate terror and anti—semitism have no place. the palestinian people are also suffering from hamas terror. there is no contradiction in standing in solidarity with israel and acting on the humanitarian needs of palestinians. we have tripled our humanitarian support to palestinians in gaza, but we are also reviewing all of our developme

take a listen to him. >> i'm american israeli. i'm an american is really. it is very simple. ome is here. my home is there. so i feel obligated and almost a desire and more so a need to go right now. so -- >> reporter: you don't feel like you can just stay? >> it is not an option. >> reporter: many of these people were coming from many places outside the los angeles area. some live in israel like david frankel who went to work started, he gathered his is -- up his wife and fled to her opponent so that he could leave them with family members here but he knew he was going to get called back and he also wanted to go. take a listen to him. >> i'm obviously nervous. i want to come home safely to my family. i want to see my boys grow up. but you have to put that aside and stop the madness that is happening. >> reporter: and frankel says that he kissed his two young boys go by while they were sleeping before headed to the airport. that is the difficult part for the people they are leaving behind. they don't know when they will see their loved ones again and for the people heading bac

take a listen. >> a week ago, we saw hate manifested in the worst massacre of the jewish people since the holo holocaust, more than 1,300 innocent lives lost in israel, including at least 27 americans. children and grandparents alike kidnapped, held hostage by h hamas. the humanitarian crisis in gaza, innocent palestinian families that have nothing to do with hamas are being used as human shields. >> the focus for officials at the white house continues to be that this conflict not wind in the region, but they are sending a message of deterrence in the region, as well. and focusing their efforts, too, on bringing those americans who are held hostage by hamas home. priscilla alvarez, cnn, the white house. >> u.s. secretary of state antony blinken is pushing ahead with his middle east diplomatic tour. he's heading to cairo for meetings with egypt's president. blinken was in the uae and saudi arabia on saturday. since the conflict began, he's met with leaders in five arab countries and israel. lincoln urged the arab nations to keep the violence from spreading and to help free those being

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. >> reporter: have a listen to what the defense minister says, the israeli defense minister said, about what happens next, in the past few hours. >> translator: this phenomenon will not continue. we will change reality on the ground in gaza for the next 50 years. what was before will be no more. we will operate at full force. i ask israel citizens to remain determined and to support our security forces. >> reporter: strong words from the defense minister. and we do know that there are reported clashes in the west bank, deadly clashes in the west bank. we also know there is activity,en escalation of activity, at the northern border, and this is absolutely crucial to report, hezbollah on the lebanonese side of the border, striking israeli lands at the shebaa lands part of israeli. important to that hezbollah-backed, hezbollah has come out with a statement of support for hamas and palestinians they say at this time have something like 150,000 missiles at their disposal. they struck three sites and the israelis have struck back. the idea of an escalation at that northern border is a real co

let's take a listen. >> i do intend to mile a motion against speaker mccarthy this week.hink we need to rip off the band aid. i think we need to move on with new leadership that be trustworthy. >> so be it, bring it on, let's get over it, and let's start governing. if he's upset that i tried to push it into a shutdown and i made sure that government didn't shut down, then let's go. >> reporter: that means he's going to need most if not all democrats behind him in order for this to work. it's unclear what democrats are going to do. most of the democrats that i talked to say they're reluctant to bail out mccarthy. they feel like they can't trust him. they don't like that he just launched an impeachment inquiry into joe biden without evidence. but there are moderate democrats who are worried about throwing the house into chaos. at this point, jeffreys, the house leader is interested to keep the house dry and democratic leaders put out sunday they're going to talk about the possibility of a caucus this week. >>> donald trump is weighing into the republican division into that

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let's take a listen to what he said. there are a lot of things i can't report right now because of operational security, but things are very, very bad along the gaza border, small arms fire, continued rocket fire into southern and central israel. so. is doing what they can to hold lines around here, but it is very, very bad situation, one of the worst that i've seen between israel and gaza. all right, fox news reporter there, our correspondents ash joins us now, we've made a connection with them from gaza city, ashref, tell us what is going on there, we unfortunately hear that upwards of 100 palestinians or 200 palestinians, i should say, have been killed, what do you have in terms of those numbers? well, the 200 is the last number. number released by the palestinian ministry of health about an hour and a half ago, but i believe the number has risen much higher, we're still waiting for the for the new update from the ministry of health, at that time also they release that over 1600 uh palestinians were also injured as isr

let's take a listen. "the evidence is very clear, although those who have agenda, they don't care about the truth and they will manipulate it anyways as has been done, and we saw as you mentioned last year, very similar incident, young woman with health complication, very serious health complication, unfortunately led to her untimely death and very quickly the fake news media uh jumped on it and spin on the story, unfortunately um this involved a um inside" infiltrator within iran who after the riots and everything began, it was investigated by the iranian authorities that she was being handled by various cia agents when she attended some ngo training conferences outside the country, i'm referring of course to nilo farmedi, and she worked for some of the liberal leaning pro-western newspapers with in iran, and she uh published this story without any evidence, barely spending any time in the hospital, not waiting for cause or... not waiting for sufficient evidence to publish her report and unfortunately th