we'll take a look. >>> president benjamin netanyahu will speak to the u.n. warnings about iran, we'll carry his remarks live here on fox news channel. ♪ want to change the world? create things that help people. design safer cars. faster computers. smarter grids and smarter phones. think up new ways to produce energy. ♪ be an engineer. solve problems the world needs solved. what are you waiting for? changing the world is part of the job description. [ male announcer ] join the scientists and engineers of exxonmobil in inspiring america's future engineers. energy lives here. >> see you back here in an hour. "outnumbered" starts now. >> we begin with a fox news alert. as you can see, there's a lot happening at united nations general assembly right now. we're waiting to hear from netanyahu who is set to speak before the united nations general assembly this hour. he's expected to forcefully refute what he's calling lies from the palestinian leadership about israel's war with hamas. as you know, it lasted about 50 days this summer. we'll bring you that speech live

this was vintage benjamin netanyahu. one of my former bosses compared netanyahu to the american newt gingrich. whether she was paying him a compliment or not, i don't know. but he's very good at what he does. he's articulate and let's be clear, this is the world that he feels most comfortable in. the world is in threat of security, even invoked the nazis as -- and this conf lclation between the master race and it's extremely compelling as he describes the challenge. one additional point, he's siding, in effect, with some of his key arab indirect allies who also see the conflation between hamas. and in that respect -- and i heard stop applause, netanyahu's message coming when it does has much more resonance. >> because when it comes to iran, they seem to be on the same page as far as that sensitive issue is concerned. richard roth is over at the united nations. we're going to speak to him in a moment. we'll take a quick break. the prime minister condemning the united nations for a double standard when it comes to israel. w

. >> benjamin netanyahu. we were promised this would be a searing razor sharp response from palestinian leadership and it was indeed that. he first said about comparing isis and hamas, he made an extensive comparison to isis and iran. i want to go into all of this with kristen welker. what impact does netanyahu's speech today have on the negotiations with iran and in particular over the past week, wendy sherman has been leading those negotiations said she welcomes the prospect and that would let the world in. these remarks painted iran as the enemy and the big threat and the world order as negligent in allowing that to happen. >> you are absolutely right. he used strong language compare iran to isis. i don't think he could make a more searing indictment of iran. this is typically what we hear from prime minister netanyahu who accuses iran of terrorism, so he dug his heels in at that speech in the un. in terms of the impact it will have, it's not clear of having a lot of impact. there were meetings about the n

benjamin netanyahu made an impassioned case today at the u.n. up that the greatest threat to world peace would be a nuclear iran. here's senior white house foreign affairs correspondent wendell gold. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says their goal is global domination, though not for all of islam. >> the islamists believe in a master fate. they just disagree who among them will be the master of the master faith. >> reporter: net tana hoo reported -- he accused palestinian president ma'am mood abbas of brazen lies for accusing israel of war crimes for attacks on hamas and gaza in which thousands of civilians were killed, showing a fir of palestinian children playing near hamas rocket launchers, says israel uses it's missiles to protect its children while hamas uses its children to protect hamas. >> would you let's sis build a heavy water reactor? would you let's skis -- >> netanyahu says to defeat isis and leave iran as a potential nuclear power is to win the battle and lose the war. the fighting in iraq, syria and libya president ob

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. >>> israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is comparing islamic extremists as a cancer spreading throughout the world. netanyahu was referring to all islamic extremists as a cancer, not just the eye islamic state. while the israeli leader gave credit to president obama for air strikes he did warn that iran would launch another war. >> make no mistake, isis must be defeated, but to defeat isis and leave iran as a threshold nuclear power is to win the battle and lose the war. >> prime minister benjamin netanyahu also warned against iran's, quote, manipulative charm offensive. late last week, the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas accused israel of waging a war of genocide, after israeli ground forces invaded gaza back in july but today, benjamin netanyahu said israel faced a propaganda war because hamas fired rockets. >>> urgent and just into us, the secret service reports a possible shooting in washington very near the ethiopian embassy. this reportedly happened shortly after the noon hour eastern time, so more than three hours ago. but they're now just getting the word out on it. w

as the war went on and as matt just referred to, benjamin netanyahu's support dropped. went from a high of 82% down into the 30s. now in historical context, it's not so bad. a drop of 50% is still not something that any israeli leader likes to see. the reasons for this also weren't surprising. if you think back to 2012, the israeli operation was relatively qui quick. it only lasted, i think, eight days. this went on far longer than most were respecting. it went on longer than netanyahu himself was expecting. and as rocket fire continued and as cease-fire offers were either rejected, broken or lapsed, the israeli public realized pretty quickly that benjamin netanyahu had no long-term strategy and that the airstrikes were not goirng to be enough and possibly ground operation in the limited scope was also not going to be enough. so there certainly was a sense towards the end that netanyahu perhaps had not handled things in the ideal way. now that the war is over, netanyahu's position is a bit less stable. the politics are pushing things very much more to the right, and net

. >> but first the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has compared his country's militant campaign to the campaigns in iraq and syria. he says hamas and i.s.i.l. share the same goal of world dowmghts. domination. >> how much more threatening i.s.i.s. would be if it possessed chemical weapons. now how much more dangerous the islamic state of iran would be if it possessed nuclear weapons. ladies and gentlemen would you let i.s.i.s. enrich uranium? would you let i.s.i.s. build a heavy water reactor? would you let i.s.i.s. develop intercontinental ballistic missiles? of course you wouldn't. so you must not let the islamic state of iran do this either. because here's what will happen. once rawf iran produces atomic s all the charms and all the smiles will suddenly disappear. they'll just vanish. and it's then that the ayatollahs will show their true faiths and unleash their aggressive fanaticism on the entire world. there's only one responsible course of action to address this threat. iran's nuclear military capabilities must be fully dismantled. >> let's go live to our diplomatic edito

benjamin netanyahu says they are branches of the same poisonous tree. he compared both to the nazis. >> when it comes to the ultimate goals. hamas is isis and isis is hamas. what they share in common, all militant islamists share in common. >> the prime minister went on to tell the united nations that the israel fight against hamas and isis with the u.s. are the same cause. >>> allowing nearly 10,000 american troops to remain in afghanistan beyond the end of the year. former president hamid karzai refused to sign it as a protest against u.s. air strikes that killed afghan civilians. under the plan, all u.s. troops would be out of the area by 2017. >>> the first clinton grand child is waking up in her new home this morning. charlotte clinton mezinsky. there you see them leaving the hospital. this baby will be busy over the next few days heading to iowa. the -- no, i'm kidding. she has a lot of aunts and uncles. she has 18 first cousins. we have a lot of young parents who watch early start. particularly at this hour. 4:00 a.m. eastern. if you are with a c

he is scheduled to speak on monday followed by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. coincidentally israel shot down a fighter jet that strayed into the airspace along the border. syrian government has been fighting rebel forces anti syrian forces for the past couple of weeks on the border in the goal<  lon heights there. that has nothing to do. that's an isolated incident from the u.s. air strikes from the northern part of the country. in terms of president bashar al-assad speak, he probably won't based on the last couple months. but we are 7 hours ahead in the middle east compared to new york. if anything comes out it will likely come out today. >> john, thank you. >>> a fox news alert the u.s. military beginning the air strikes campaign targeting the terror group isis. what comes next retired colonel d dan jansen joins us. thank you for getting up so early to be with us. >> that's all right. >> what is going on, we have heard about the air strikes we have learned about them about 9 o'clock. 20 targets we are being told. with your experience what is actually happen

benjamin netanyahu shows himself in trouble o with competitors to his right. .ress that? >> sure. thanks for putting this panel together. i think it's useful when thinking about israeli politics and the context of the aftermath of gaza to talk about politics before operation protective age and before the gaza war and to talk about where things are now. so before the war if gaza, the political dynamic was relatively stable. there were no real challenges to the coalition and no real challenges of a serious nature to netanyahu personally. the head of the labor party has, in many ways, been the invisible man. nobody sees him or hears from him. more vocal opponents are actually in the cabinet. so he was firmly in control. and the collapse of peace talks did not create any type of political crisis for a couple reasons. first, there were low expectations across the political spectrum about the peace talks. not many people expected them to be concluded successfully and the base, in fact, many people did not want them to be concluded successfully. so the collapse of the

>> i want to go to the israeli prime minister earlier this month, benjamin netanyahu, vowing to punishhose responsible for the killing of mohammed abu khdeir, the palestinian teen who wasas burnd alive following the murders of three israeli teens. but in doing so, netanyahu drew a distinction between israel and its neighbors in how it deals with, quote, "murderers." >> i know that in our society, the society of israel, there is no place for such murderers. and that's the difference between us and our neighbors. they consider murderers to be heroes. they name public squares after them. we don't. we condemn them, and we put them on trial, and we'll put them in prison. >> that was israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu talking about the difference. henry siegman, can you respond? >> well, the only difference i can think of is that in israel they made the heads of the two major pre-state terrorist groups prime ministers. so this distinction he's drawing is simply false -- it's not true. the heads of the two terrorist groups, which incidentally, again, going back to benny morris, in his

because in the next hour or so we're going to hear the speech from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. that is coming up later, and we'll cover it on al jazeera. >> james bays, thank you. >> demanding control structures have been here with a major source of funding. but other rebel forces have been targeted. we havtargeted. >> among the targets of airstrikes. the u.s.-led coalition wants to deny the islamic state in iraq and the levant access to one of its main sources of funding. by doing so it is causing more suffering for the civilians in these areas. activists are too scared to reveal their identity, but they tell us there is a shortage of fuel and prices have doubled. >> these airstrikes are causing an economic crisis. winter is around the corner and people need heating oil. most of the facilities are not operational. even those which hadn't been hit because people are scared. >> it is not just that. the syrian observatory for human rights says the coalition targ targeted grain storage areas in the isil strong held east of aleppo city killing workers and not fighters. we cannot i

and top officials in italy and saudi arabia.uae, as well as reaching out to benjamin netanyahu and top officials in italy and saudi arabia. chuck hagel and lisa monaco will also head to the region in the coming days. in the meantime, the obama administration continues to preach patience. >> we've got to look before we leap. we tried the opposite about a decade ago and that didn't help us very much in the middle east. so we're being very deliberate about putting together a coalition of countries to deal with the isis problem. >> nevertheless, the pressure to act is only increasing after the beheading of american journalist steven sotloff. on wednesday, sotloff's family delivered its first public message since steven's death. >> today we grieve. this week, we mourn. but we will emerge from this ordeal. our village is strong. we will not allow our enemies to hold us hostage with fear. >> joe biden channelled some of the public sentiment with a fiery speech. here's part of what he said. >> as a nation, we're united, and when people harm americans, we don't retreat. we don't forget. we take

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his arrest comes after a tip off from the f.b.i. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is drawing comparisons between the fight with isil and his country conflicts with hamas. >> netanyahu's speech at the u.n. general assembly addressed what he sees at the major threat to the world. >> the israeli leader's arguments were not new, but they were forcefully delivered. he focused on the brutality of isil and made a link with his opponents. >> isis and hamas are branches of the same poisonous tree. hamas is isis and isis is hamas and what they share in common, all militant islamists share in common. >> after the war in gas, he attacked allegations that israel used excessive force. >> these fueled, libelous charges that israeli was deliberately targets civilians, we were not. >> netanyahu made it to the very top of israeli politics in part because of his performance skills. he brought props, he said this is a photograph of children next to a rocket launcher in gaza. the applause in the chamber was not coming from the other delegations, but from his own team and invited guests. >> earlie

i want you to listen to benjamin netanyahu again.ctually the one i wanted you to hear. >> yeah, the isis. >> but our hopes and the world's hopes for peace are in danger. because everywhere we look militant islam is on the march. it's not militants. it's not islam. it's militant islam. and typically, its first victims are other muslims, but it spares no one. >> he's making a clear distinction there. he says it's not militants, it's not islam, it's militant islam. do you understand his distinction there? is he correct? >> well, he's correct in talking about militant islam being a problem. he is absolutely incorrect in talking about isis equalling hamas. that's just ridiculous. no one takes him seriously when he says things like that. and frankly, it's precisely why under his leadership israel has become so incredibly isolated from the rest of the global community. those kinds of statements are illogical, they're irrational, they're so obviously propagandistic. in fact, he went so far as to then bring up the nazis, which has become kind

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will lay out his case to the u.n. national security -- iran has devices that can only be used in a nuclear bomb. iran as constructed a nuclear weaponization test site which includes a special container that enabled it to conduct exmosts that served to test critical components for nuclear decisions. this is iran has refused to let u.n. nuclear inspectors into their facility. the former ambassador to the u.n., and fox contributor, senior fellow at the enterprise institu institute. new tron devices, what do you think the israely rev laigs means? >> i think we have known for ten years that iran had a weaponization program and it wasn't -- it's an armor and artillery base, it's a research center for the iranian revolutionary and military guards corps, critical to creating a device that they can deliver somewhere and actually get the chain reaction, they have to be able to take the enriched uranium and turn it into a critical mass. that's what we're talking about here, this is not nuclear reactions as such. it's the use of

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke to the u.n. general assembly monday comparing hamas to the terrorist group isis and criticizing remarks made to the body by the iranian president. his speech is 35 minutes. >> [indiscernible] >> thank you, mr. president. distinguished delegates, i come here from jerusalem to speak on behalf of my people, the people of israel. i have come here to speak about the dangers we face and about the opportunities we see. i have come here to expose the brazen lies spoken from this very podium against my country and against the brave soldiers who defend it. ladies and gentlemen, the people of israel pray for peace. our hopes and the world's hopes for peace are in danger because everywhere we look militant islam is on the march. it is not militants, it is not islam, it is militant islam. typically, its first victims are other muslims, but it spares no one. christians, jews, yazidis, kurds -- no creed, no faith, no ethnic group is beyond its sights. it is rapidly spreading in all parts of the world. you know

[applause] >> benjamin netanyahu, israeli prime minister delivering his speech to the annual general assembly in new york. listening to every word of that i know our diplomatic editor james bays. james some blistering rhetoric there. >> reporter: that's exactly what it was. i don't think we heard anything particularly new from the israeli prime minister. but as usual, very carefully chosen words, tough words by the israeli prime minister directed to the palestinian president among others. our marwan is with us, let's start at the beginning, where it was militant islam is on the march. i.s.i.l. is hamas, hamas is i.s.i.l. a very simple message or was it a very simplistic one? >> both and actually it resonates with many. but not at the united nations. so a lot of the people who were clapping for this were that people who came from new york. the zionist americans listening through the prime minister. i don't think there's a consensus let alone the support here at the united nations for this kind of rhetoric. having said that, repeated on al jazeera, i.s.i.s. is at your service. it works

as the war went on and as matt just referred to, benjamin netanyahu's support dropped. major went. it went from a high of about 82% down into the 30s. now, in historical context, that's not so bad. ahud oel met an approval rating of 50% but a drop of 50% is still not something that any israeli leader likes to see. the reasons for this also weren't surprising. if you think back to 2012, the israeli operation was relatively quick. it only lasted, i think, eight days. this went on far longer than most were respecting. it went on longer than netanyahu himself was expecting. and as rocket fire continued and as cease-fire offers were either rejected, broken or lapsed, the israeli public realized pretty quickly that benjamin netanyahu had no long-term strategy and that the airstrikes were not going to be enough and possibly ground operation in the limited scope was also not going to be enough. so there certainly was a sense towards the end that netanyahu perhaps had not handled things in the ideal way. now that the war is over, netanyahu's position is a bit less stable. the po

scathing words from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu.s address to the u.n., he compared isis and hamas. >> you know the famous american saying, all politics is local? for the militant islamists, all politics is global, because their ultimate goal is to dominate the world. isis and hamas are branches of the same poisonous tree. >> he also spoke about the dangers of iran referencing of all people retired yankee derek jeter. >> to say that iran doesn't practice terrorism is like saying derek jeter never played shortstop for the new york yankees. >>> and starting today, the nra fighting back against former new york city mayor michael bloomberg with a new ad called kim. >> the thought of holding a handgun used to terrify me until one night a man broke in. my fear of guns disappeared when i got my second chance at life. now michael bloomberg wants to take away my gun rights for self-defense while he surrounds himself with armed guards. mr. bloomberg, you do not have the right to tell me how to defend myself. >> american federation of teachers

martha: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu equating the growing terrorist threat as the same callst of iran regime. here is a netanyahu a fire in ad speech he gave yesterday at the u.n. >> would you let isis build a reactor? would you let isis build ballistic missiles? of coarse you wouldn't. then you mustn't let the islamic state of iran do those things either. make no mistake. isis must be defeated, but to defeat isis and leave iran as a threshold nuclear power is to win the battle and lose the war. martha: john bolton former u.n. ambassador and good morning, good to have you here. he referred to a threshold nuclear power, some are concerned we have made adjustments in our policy toward iran allowing them to get closer to that goal. >> of course you administration for six years has been desperate to have a negotiated settlement with iran and in the past year in particular has made one concession after another in their desperate search for a deal. the only reason we haven't reached a deal despite the flurry of negotiations because i ran senses there are more consistency obama admi

. >> benjamin netanyahu whenever be seen going golfing. i want to ask about what the administration is doing to agencies like the cia and department of defense. yesterday said there is a major rift happening between the president and the dod and the cia, take a listen. >> and the chairman of the joint chiefs makes a statement and backtracks on sunday from what he said there is a indication he has been given some instructions from the white house to modify what he said. there is a rift between the two. military sees it as being a situation in which there is in fact some military solution to this, but when the president stands up and says have a strategy for this, what does that do to isis? >> he says no be told me. and then he says we have no strategy in the department of defense says yes, we do. >> this president will soon learn it is very difficult to constrain an agency like the cia unlike his political department within the white house. he can't live very long without the cia especially the target of his untruths, that is how we know he

general assembly and is scheduled to speak on sunday followed by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and coincidentally today israel shot down a syrian fighter jet that apparently strayed into israeli air space. as i mentioned at the top, syria has been battling anti-government rebel forces to the south along the israel/syrian border, and along with while fighting isis to the north so it's, it has fights on several fronts at this point. it doesn't look like that fighter being shot down over israeli air space has anything to do with the u.s. air strikes. this, of course, as we're waiting for any response from president bashar al assad. as i said we haven't heard as i said we haven't heard couple months. last time he spoke was in july and had nothing to do with the fighter. >> thank you, john huddy reporting live for us. >>> for more on the impact of the air strikes we go to florida congressman and fox news contributor lieutenant colonel allen west. >> good morning. how are you doing? >> i'm good. the president said the goal is to degrade and ultimately destroy isil. will the air strik

that benjamin netanyahu will do what is necessary notwithstanding whatever deal we have.republicans as we near the midterm election. is there anyway that they can screw this up as we imagine right now i'm at. >> yes, i think that they can do that and then do reasonably well because the democrats are screwing it up even worse. but if one of their candidates turns out to be that or something, i suppose they could screw up badly. >> some people are talking about an october surprise. the president is holding that up, the administration ready to spring. do you have any ideas what might be? >> i think that we have seen the beginning of it if it is going to happen, which is part and parcel of the coalition's efforts against isis. to conceive a grander and bigger battle to to approximate a national crisis to engender and rally around the flag and the democrats, as you remember in 1962 midterm elections. >> so do you think that this might be a possibility. do you agree? and i understand that the administration, for solving a problem, the way to do it is to make it bigger. but this

. >>> forceful language from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the united nations, as he draws a straight line on israel's strikes on gaza to u.s. strikes on i.s.i.l. two branches of the same in his words poisonous tree with according to him the same mission. >> hamas's immediate goal is to destroy israel. but hamas has a broader objective. they also want a caliphate. so when it comes to their ultimate goals, hamas is i.s.i.s, and i.s.i.s. is hamas. >> israeli prime minister at the united nations also charged that hamas had committed war crimes during israel's strikes on gaza by using palestinian civilians as human shields, from gaza what sort of reaction is there from mr. netanyahu's remarks? >> thanks joie. mr. netanyahu trying to make the comparison between hamas and i.s.i.l. not the first time he's done that. they again have stressed that they have absolutely nothing to do with i.s.i.l. they have come out publicly previously and condemned i.s.i.l. for the methods they used. trying to galvanize international support against them, the situation in gaza has been calme

benjamin netanyahu warning the united nations the two organization he says are branches of the same poisonous tree bent on world domination and terror. >> when it comes to the ultimate goals, hamas is isis and isis is hamas. and what they share in common, all militant islamists share in common. >> the prime minister went on to tell the united nations that israel's fight against hamas and u.s. fight against isis are part of the same cause. >>> the united states and afghanistan allowing nearly 10,000 american troops to remain in that country beyond the end of the year. officials from both countries agreed to the deal. they agreed to it a year ago. the former president hamid karzai refused to sign it. under the plan, all u.s. troops would be out of afghanistan by 2017. >> big development. >>> happening now, thousands of protesters filling the streets of hong kong. they are demanding change from their government. we are live there. >>> plus, the man suspected of kidnapping missing student hannah graham now linked to the murder of another young woman. we will hear from her family straight ahead. w

benjamin netanyahu is addressing the nation.isten to this as he gets ready. >> microphone, please. >> thank you, mr. president. distinguished delegates, i come here from jerusalem to speak on behalf of my people, the people of israel. i've come here to speak about the dangers we face and about the opportunities we seek. i've come here to expose the brazen lies spoken from this very podium against my country and against the brave soldiers who defend it. ladies and gentlemen, the people of israel pray for peace. but our hopes and the world's hopes for peace are in danger because everywhere we look, militant islam is on the march. it's not militants, it's not a slum, it's militant islam. and typically its first victims are other muslims but it's fair to know one. christians, jews, the yazidis, kurds, no creed, no faith, no ethnic group is beyond its sights and it's rapidly spreading in every part of the world. you know the famous america saying, all politics are local? for the militants, all politics is global because their ultimat

. >> israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu, in his address to u.n. general assembly, compared i.s.i.l. to hamas, the limbs of the same poison oust tree. james bays from the u.n. >> last week was a jewish holiday and during his speech he attacked president abbas, he attacked the iranian regime but his main point was about the threat from what he said was militant islam. >> leading states in the arab world increasingly recognize that together, have we and they face many of the same dangers. and principally this means a nuclear armed iran and militant islamist movements gaining ground in the sunni world. our challenge is to transform these common interests. to create a productive partnership. one that would build a more secure, peaceful and prosperous middle east. >> reporter: earlier i.s.i.l. was also mentioned by the syrian deputy prime minister and foreign milpitas, moaed molem, when he spoke to the general assembly. in his speech he didn't make much mention of the u.s. air strikes that have been taking place for over a week now. but he did say this.

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu today warned about a nuclear iran posing a greater state --lamic state certainly. he offered before the united nations this stark assessment. >> make no mistake, isis must be defeated. but to defeat isis and leave iran as a threshold nuclear power is to win the battle and lose the war. lou: joining us now, former u.s. ambassador to the united nations, fox news contributor, ambassador john bolton. good to have you with us. i thought that the prime minister put on a tremendous performance standing up for his nation. i mean, he gave nationalism and national pride good name and i could not help but contrast to statements with those of the president last week. >> well, that was my reaction exactly. i thought this was the speech president obama should have given. and i think that tonya who really explained it very clearly that we have a multi front conflict going on. we obviously have to defeat isis and the threat it poses, but the threat of a nuclear iran, the central banker of international terrorism for 35 years and a state that would, perhaps, h

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu today praised president obama for taking action against i.s.i.l. in iraq and syria. netanyahu compared i.s.i.l. to hamas, poisonous branches of the same tree. dire warnings about iran. james bays, has that story from the u.n. >> a hard hitting speech second week of the u.n. general assembly, last week was a jewish holiday. he attacked president abbas but his main thrust was militant islam. >> leading states in the arab world increasingly recognize that together we and they face many of the same dangers. and principally this means a nuclear armed iran and militant islamist movements gaining ground in the sunni world. our challenge is to transform these common interests to create a productive partnership one that would build a more secure, peaceful and prosperous middle east. >> earlier i.s.i.l. was also mentioned by the syrian deputy prime minister and foreign minister when he spoke to the general assembly. in his speech he at any time make much mention to the u.s. air strikes that have been taking place over a week now on syrian soil but did say t

. >>> israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu is equating threat with isis with the country his threat fridays iran declaring all extremist to be part of the same poisonous treat. netanyahu told the u.n. yesterday that their goal, it is global come nation but though in the for all of islam. >> the nazis believed in a master race. the militant islam is believe in the master faith. they just disagree on who among them will be the master of the master faith. >> israeli prime minister went on to say that iran is where militant islam could realize its ambitions ape to leave iran as a potential nuclear battle toys win the the battle but lose the war. >>> man who jumped the white house fence made it much further in the white house then previously thought. washington post now reports that omar gonzales, sprinted through the the front door, overpowered the secret service officer and ran through much of the main floor before being tackled, in the east room. secret service claimed gonzales was quickly detain in the main entrance. post says alarm box near the front entrance had been muted at the r

this is benjamin netanyahu's moment stepping to the podium. >> against my country and against the braveoldier who is defend it, ladies and gentlemen, the people of israel pray for peace. but our hopes and the world's hopes for peace are in danger. because everywhere we look, militant islam is on the march. it's not militants, it's not islam. it's militant islam. typically its first victims are other muslims, but it spares no one. christians, jews, kurds, no creed, no faith, no ethnic group is beyond its sights and it's rapidly spreading in every part of the world. you know the famous american saying, all politics is local? for the militant islamists, all politics is global. because their ultimate goal is to dominate the world. that threat might seem exaggerated to some since it starts out small like a cancer that attacks a particular part of the body. left unchecked, the cancer grows, metastasizing over wider and wider areas. to protect the peace and security of the world, we must remove this cancer before it's too late. last week many of the countries represented rightly applauded pres

the number two to benjamin netanyahu's party said he's leaving for personal reasons but some observers believe he has been forced out by netanyahu. >>> u.s. president barack obama reaffirms he does not intend to send american ground troops to islamic state in iraq and the levant. he said under certain circumstances u.s. ground forces may be needed. obama has been talking to u.s. troops at the central command. we have more from washington, d.c. >> reporter: the obama administration keeps trying to highlight the coalition that will take part in iraq, but he has been very unclear about who does what. when it comes to airstrikes he could only mention two other countries in his speech in tampa, florida. other critics have been telling the obama administration that unless arab countries take part in the airstrike that is a strategy that will not work. he has announced a frontman who will try to make that happen. >> i met with retired marine general john allen. he worked with tribal leaders who worked to free themselves from terrorists and he will build and coordinate this coalition. >> repor

. >> benjamin netanyahu spoke at the u.n. general assembly and said both groups wanted world domination through terror. he criticized the u.n. for getting it wrong. >> by investigating israel rather than hamas for war crimes, the u.n. human rights council has betrayed its noble mission to protect the innocent. in fact what it has done is turned the laws of war upside down. >> he said most arab countries share the same big concerns as israel, the rise of groups like i.s.i.l, hamas responded to the speech. the group said gazans are victims of isolation. the military wants to keep 10,000 troops in kabul for training and support only when the assignment ends in december. the group is settled to sign a bilatter agreement tomorrow. rosalyn jordan has the story. >> reporter: getting a continuing u.s. military presence in 2015, something washington says will help keep the afghans safer. >> the partnership we've established to ensure afghanistan maintains the gains of the past decade, that is the plan and we look forward to having tha

joining us now to talk with us, mark regav, a spokesman for prime minister benjamin netanyahu. welcome, sir. great to have you here today. >> my pleasure to be with you. >> let's talk for a moment about the events as they have been unfolding over the last few days. i know the prime minister was particularly anguished by the death of mr. sotloff. >> he was, and we all were because the way these murders are carried out, it's so brutal. it's so medieval. and it's not one, it's not two, it's a whole series of violent acts, gruesome acts that exposed exactly what we are up against. these extreme islamists of isis and their cohorts from the other terrorist groups, they are a danger to us all. >> i know that israeli intelligence is obviously among the best in the world. what are you learning now about isis that we really need to pay close attention to here at home? >> well, our estimation, our analysis is that isis can still be taken care of. that what we need is action now against isis before they manage to take more territory and to compound their strength. we think it's important t

benjamin netanyahu told delegates, if they don't want i.s.i.s.o enrich uranium, than iran should not be allowed to, either. take a listen. >> many of the countries represented here, rightly applauded president obama for leading the effort to confront i.s.i.s. and yet, weeks before, some of these same countries, the same countries that now support confronting i.s.i.s., opposed israel for confronting hamas. they, evidently, don't understand that i.s.i.s. and hamas are branches of the same poisonous tree. >> palestinian leaders, though, are dismissing the israeli prime minister's warning with sharp words of their own. >> you can tray to say whatever you want. but when you kill 2,200 civilians, majority of them are children and women. and you're injuring 11,000 civilians, majority of them are children and women, these are fact that speaks for themselves. >> palestine liberation organize, called the prime minister's speech a manipulation of the facts. >>> a short break now. but for thousand, it was a refuge from war. now, spanish officials fear malia

in a news conference today, prime minister benjamin netanyahu said it was too early to say whether the calm will endure. he also, however, threatened hamas with a more vigorous response if it resumed firing on any part of israel. to give you a sense of what the israelis have had to contend with, this is new video posted on youtube that shows israel's iron dome simultaneously destroying 15 hamas rockets. some of the more than 4500 rockets fired at israel since the beginning of the conflict. 15 rockets simultaneously destroyed. >>> obama administration pressing allies to support possible air strikes in syria with the uk and australia willing to join a coalition, that according to the "new york times." officials also asking turkey to seal off its border with syria in an effort to stop the flow of foreign jihadists to the islamic state. for more now on the administration's foreign policy challenges, we are joined by retired four star army general, former army vice-chief of staff, general jack keene, also fox news military analyst. general, great to have you with us tonight. let's turn to f

let's not forget that the obama administration wasn't treating benjamin netanyahu so well on his visitso washington. and yet somehow this seems to be a kind of a one-way relationship in which only the perceived israeli slights are supposed to matter. jon: bret stephens, foreign affairs columnist at "the wall street journal." thank you. >> thanks for having me. jon: arthel. arthel: some stories we're working on for the next hour of "happening now." u.s. takes action against a terror group with ties to al qaeda. did that strike take out a key leader? we're live at the pentagon. >>> joan rivers is being taken out of her medically induced coma. as her family prays for miracle, they're mulling a lawsuit over the procedure that lefter the comedienne fighting for her life. do they have a case? our legal panel weighs in. >>> we want to know what you think. should the u.s. take stronger stance on russian aggression in ukraine? log on to foxnews.com/happeningnow and click on the "america's asking" tab. jon: we have one hour now to prepare for the next hour of "happening now" so we'll see you then

you will meet with benjamin netanyahu next week. what will you thank you about? with him every year when he comes to the united nations. he will be speaking about not only the threat that isis poses but i am sure he will argue that iran poses a greater threat. we ought not to be gifgs iran any more permission develop nuclear weapons in order to recruit into the war against isis. isis is a one or two year problem. nuclear armed iran will be e send chentury wrong problem. keep an eye on the prize. make sure iran never develops capability of sending nuclear rockets not only to israel but to europe, to america's allies in the middle east and ultimately dirty bmz to the united states. >> alan dershowitz. thank you. >> don, our next guest says the real problem in syria is the as assad regime. a senior political adviser and government relations director for the syrian american council. he is also a board member of the co-legislation for coalition and fell low at the syrian center for stra stategicstategi tegic -- strategic study. what have your impressions been watching

. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu equating threat from isis with the danger that his country perceives from iran declaring all islamic extremist to be part of the same poisonous tree. netanyahu told u.n. yesterday their goalies global come nation, they in the for all of islam. >> they believed in a master race, militant islam believe in a master faith. they just disagree who among them will be the master of the master faith. >> israeli prime minister went on to say iran is where militant islam could r its ambitions and to leave iran is a potential nuclear battle toys win the battle but to lose the war. >>> pro democracy protesters in hong kong set a wednesday deadline for a response, from the government. they want government to meet their demand for genuine democracy. they also want the city's chief execute turf step down, demonstrators say they will announce new civil disobedience plans on wednesday which is also a national holiday inn china that means enlarges crowds are expect. >>> 4:21. sue serio, good morning to you. >> it won't be a bad day today. we have had some showe

on monday benjamin netanyahu applauded the efforts.he says the world has to stop isis before it's too late. >> you know the famous american saying. all politics is local. for the military it is limited. all politics is global. because their ultimate goal is to dominate the world. >> while there's some debate about what and when we knew about the isis threat, its roots go much deeper than a few years ago. aman has been on the ground covering the crisis in the middle east. he's got a closer look for us right now about how he got for here. let's go to class, teach us. >> good morning, luke. it's going to be hard for anyone to explain. it may seem like a long time ago. you may remember this country. well. well, that's what happens when you rely on technology. but the country that we're referring to is afghanistan. you may remember that the u.s. went to war there after 9/11. it went after one country, one organization. al qaeda. shortly after that when the u.s. decided to invade iraq, al qaeda spread. the fighters came and set up shop. that