biden pressed for a deal on a visit to tel aviv wrapping up his talks with prime minister benjamin netanyahu biden warned his riley's not to be quote, consumed with rage over the homeless terror attacks. he added the united states would do every thing it could to insure. israel is safe and warrants that war and other countries not to launch attacks. janice as well biden's plans to hold talks with arab leaders and jordan have now been cancelled in the aftermath of the explosion of fight and reiterated the united states as commitment to supporting israel october 7th, which was sacred. due a sacred jewish holiday became a deadly stay for the jewish people since the holocaust is brought to the surface, paid for members. the scars let find the lenny of anti semitism and the genocide how the jewish people throw, watch, then it new and the world did nothing. we will not stand by and do nothing again. not today, not tomorrow, not ever. and before that trip, the white house said the bite and was traveling to tel aviv with hard questions for the israeli prime minister. i asked our washington bureau chief in

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biden said fresh military aid is its way um in a phone call with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu biden said that washington was ready to offer all appropriate. means of support to israel. biden also warned any other party hostile to the regime against seeking advantage in this current situation. our correspondent saw that says the palestinian resistance against israeli regime has gained momentum since the first interfada in the year 2000. and of course the palestinian resistance gained momentum after the liberation in lebanon. 2000 where we saw the first entifada, the glorious intifada that began then, and it began also in the west bank, we saw the resistance also gaining momentum in gaza, that continued and that was very significant for the people, as you know, it is not just supportive of the palestinian cause, we have over 500,0 palestinian refugees living in more than 12 palestinian refugee camps, this is issue which is very uh significant for these in itself would solve lot of problems, as you know we did have internal clashes in one of the camps, we had another camp that was used

in a phone conversation with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. biden said washington was ready to offer all appropriate means of support to israel. biden also warned any other party hostile to israel against seeking to israel is against seeking advantage in the current situation. people. mission to the un says israel needs to change course and met the regime's onslot on the gaza strip. regrettably history for some media and politicians start when israelis are killed. our people have endured one deadly year after another. we came to the security. month after month warning of the consequences of israeli impunity and international inaction. this is not a time to let israel double down on its terrible choices. this is a time to tell israel it needs to change course. that there is path to peace where need. neither palestinians nor israelis are killed. it is time for an immediate end to the violence and the blood. shed, and it is time to end this bloccade and to open a political horizon. we chose the peaceful path to achieve our rights, but israel continued

and also joe biden and benjamin netanyahu _ gaza strip. so joe biden and benjamin netanyahu talking about morality in the region. the us president spoke... i can't remember the exact words, forgive me, but about israel and the us sharing the same values more or less is what he was saying there. of course, in this area of conflict, decades of conflict, talk about morality by israel or talk about morality by the palestinians, it is one of those subjects that inflames patients again and very starkly different views here. again and very starkly different views here-— again and very starkly different views here. , , , ., , views here. yes, he used the phrase value set that _ views here. yes, he used the phrase value set that israel _ views here. yes, he used the phrase value set that israel and _ views here. yes, he used the phrase value set that israel and the united | value set that israel and the united states have the same value sets and democratic principles, making it again clear that america and israel are in lockstep. while he still has

in a phone conversation with. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu biden said that washington was ready to offer all appropriate means of support to israel. biden also warned any other party hostile to israel against seeking advantage in the current situation spokesperson of the masar badol movement joins us from vancouver. we have tim anderson director of the center for counter hegemonic studies to joins us from sydney. welcome to you both uh taking a look at. most recent piece of news that we ran as headline uh which uh said that uh from hamas that is fighters have captured more israeli troops. that's indicative of the wider uh defeat of israel at this stage in the game uh when it comes to how not only were they caught off guard but uh the way they were taken down not in terms of soldiers in terms of the deaths in terms of uh towns that were involved where palestinian uh fighters overran them and uh even uh up to this point the... still some skirmishes involving both uh does that surprise you the weak state of israel when it comes to the way that uh the fighters were able to

well, the us president joe biden has arrived in israel for talks with the is really president or prime minister benjamin netanyahu. air force one landed a short while ago in tel aviv, and president biden now faces a diplomatic scramble to prevent the war with time us from spiraling into an even larger conflict. finding is expected to push for allowing critical humanitarian aid into gaza during his meetings. with these really prime minister is real, has been preparing for a potential ground invasion of guys in response to hum us as a tax on october 7th, which killed $1400.00 is rims. so let's bring in shawnee, rosanna, senior. she's our middle east analysts. shawnee, a talk to us about president biden's visit to is real. what's on his agenda? what does he hope to accomplish? well, 1st of all, this is a historic visit. you know, we, we nothing else was wanting for less than months of his, in his office to, to bring a button in. and of course, these are not the circumstances where he hoped to see a bite and coming to israel for so for the, for, for the american present to make it as well. so shortly after, you know,

second convoy in two days and we've also heard details of the phone call between president biden and benjamin netanyahull not be continued flow of critical assistants into gaza. but they say they will need much more than what is already been going through. stay with us on bbc news. and just that one storm, wakefield, june aa mm in the south of england also had a number of rainfall and because the sun is out, doesn't necessarily mean that the threat is over and you may want to check the environment agency website and in scotland to see what the river levels are doing because sometimes there is quite a delay from the moment it starts raining two of the peak of the floodwaters arrived. in terms of the weather, it is quiet across much of the uk today, 12 degrees in newcastle and run 15 in london. about the average for the year and quite london. about the average for the yearand quite a london. about the average for the year and quite a chilly evening on the will of the clear skies and light winds and there might be a touch of frost released earlier in the night across parts of northern britain, he can abov

prime minister benjamin netanyahu says israel is at war. president biden and other western leaders condemning the attacks. >> let there be no mistake. the united states stands with the state of israel. >> we'll have the latest. >>> also tonight, striking california health care workers return to work with no deal, even as the job market booms. >>> plus, migrant message. new york city's mayor and latin america warns his city has no more room as the crisis intensifying. >>> washington's national cathedral has a new view. the story behind this stained glass and the stain on history it replaced. >> pretty brilliant. pretty bright. >> it's glowing. >>> this is the "cbs weekend news" from washington with adriana diaz. >> good evening. today israel battled to repel an invasion of its territory after palestinian militants launched highly coordinated attacks from gaza. thousands of rockets were fired into israel as gunmen infiltrated several border towns and bases, kidnapping civilians and soldiers. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu declared the country was

biden has arrived there. we've already seen him meet with, with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. how difficult is joe biden's mission? now this diplomatic mission in is real, given what is just transpired in gaza city. it's becoming more and more complex because prior to his arrival here, his mission wants to deescalate making sure that the united states in some way can express that they have a control in one way or the other of on the situation being really being one of the biggest backers of israel, obviously, but now everything is out in the open. it's unclear on once again the very fact that fight and basically just had a chance to talk to prime minister. nothing you all but there's no way he's going to talk before me personally about the that ahead of the policy, you know, for to mr. boss of the hands of states of jordan and egypt obviously changes this entire plan. now what has to underlying though that as long as diplomacy is ongoing, as long as the channels are open, there's still the food that things may take a more positive to or and, and the u. s. president has pointed

s president has been in israel for talks of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. most biden's plans to hold talks with arab leaders, have now been cancelled in the aftermath of the explosion in the civilian population. and abiding has reiterated the united states commitment to supporting israel. and i want you to know you're not alone. you are not alone. is that precise? earlier, we will continue to have israel's back. as you were to defend, your people will continue to work with you and partners across the region to prevent more tragedy, interesting civilians. we also heard remarks from israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu as we proceed in this war. here's what we'll do, everything that's going to keep civilians out of harm's way. we've asked them and we'll continue to ask them to move to say for areas. we'll continue to work with you mister president, to assure that the minimal requirements are met and will continue to work together to get a hostages out as president, the road to victory will be long and hard. but united and purpose and with a deep sense of justice and

president will land here in tell aviv tomorrow morning wher he is expected to meet with benjamin netanyahu. bidenthen travel to jordan and there equally high stakes meeting with king and egyptian president. also the palestinian authority leader will be there. so that is going to be crucial as well. this is about gaza and humanitarian aid. it comes as we're getting our first look at weapons. i was there to look at some of these because they're going out everyday and gathering these. looking at entire container of grenades and large anti-tank mines. these are the things that they're finding littered all on that gaza border by those kibbutz which were attacked in the terror attack on saturday morning, phil and poppy. it's pretty incredible to see the size of the arsenal. we'll show you a lot more about it today. but these are weapons that a lots of handmade in gaza. they have the stamp of hamas on them. some of them from iran and weren't even used but those are coming in. you can see the manufacture date in iran, you can see everything from iran. and even some from north korea. so, it is all there.

in washington, president biden has described the mass killing of israeli civilians by hamas as an act of sheer evil. after speaking to israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahuhe would make sure the country got everything it needed. we know that american citizens and among those being held by hamas, i've directed my team to share intelligence and deploy additional experts from across the united states government to consult with and advise israeli counterparts on hostage recovery and recovery efforts. because as president, i have no higher priority than the safety of americans being held hostage around the world. meanwhile, the state department announced secretary of state antony blinken will travel to israel on wednesday. he will also visitjordan. this comes as the uss gerald r ford carrier strike group has now arrived in the eastern mediterraean. the israeli military also says that the first plane carrying american ammunition has arrived in the country. earlier, my colleague sumi somaskanda spoke with white house national security spokesmanjohn kirby about us support for israel. admiral, great to have you back on bbc news. i want to start with a phone call

so biden is in israel, the us president is there to meet the prime minister benjamin netanyahu , who min netanyahu, who biden expressed with the expressed solidary with the people of israel and commended their bravery. we'll have more reaction to that and analysis. any minute. >> visit follows last >> his visit follows last night's deadly explosion that hit the al—ahli arab hospital in gaza overnight reported to have killed 500 people. an attack which both palestinians and israelis are blaming each other for . for. >> and in a gb news exclusive , >> and in a gb news exclusive, our reporter charlie peters has spoken to a british israeli idf officer wounded while fighting hamas terrorists in a kibbutz in southern israel right now, israel is preparing for that likely invasion of the gaza strip. >> do you think the country and the army is ready for the next phase of this war? of course you're ready to go again. >> i will go again next week after i will help inflation flat our business and economics editor has more . editor has more. >> is the cost of living squeeze easing ? it seems as if

comes one day after his visit to israel where he met with the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. pres. biden: good evening my fellow americans, we are facing an inflection point in history. one of those moments where the decisions we make today are going to determine the future for decades to come. i would like to talk with you about tonight. this morning i returned from israel. they tell me i'm the first american president to travel there during a war. i met with the prime minister and members of his cabinet. most movingly, i met with israelis who had lived through horrific or on the attack by hamas on the seventh of october. more than 1003 hundred people slaughtered in israel, including at least 32 american citizens. scores of innocence from infants to the elderly grandparents. israelis, americans taken hostage. as i told the families of americans being held captive by hamas, we are pursuing every avenue to bring their loved ones home. as president, there is no higher priority than the safety of americans held hostage. the terrorist group hamas released people onto the world, but sadly the

i press statement, vice us president joe biden and is really president benjamin netanyahu bite and had just met they will come in at that and uh, is around that. so a bit more about this is trying to was honestly, did i use a middle east unless funny, you've listening to what they've said? a pretty slim statement that from by now would say, what do you think of what we're seeing, the same message coming again. and again, we have to remember, this is also working for the benefits of both leaders. they want to benefit another pelp, the politics behind that for, for barton, in the, in the states. this is, after all an election, you're coming in to us. and that's an elf course trying to restate his position. is mr. defense the protector of israel, which was his wish to be, you know, his legacy at the end of as a rain and as well. what we do see from by repeatedly again and again. and he said he, he mentioned it again now is not only talking about the fatality, the water, the hor, but also the need to find other solutions in to get peace. and here he repeated several times at the israel was

president biden speaking in a bilateral meeting with prime minister benjamin netanyahu moments ago, biden told netanyahu the u.s. will continue to have israel's back as you work to defend your people, he said. fox business' white house correspondent edward lawrence is live at the white house with more. >> reporter: this meeting that just wrapped up was with israeli's war cabinet so it was an expanded meeting as you said and the president delivering a brief message, publicly, and in that message a he said the the u.s. will offer a three things for israel, freedom, justice, and peace. as well as reiterating the support that the u.s. has for israel and now president biden on the ground he's already had a meeting canceled by the palestinian leader, a meeting was canceled by the king of jordan. ththe egyptian president canceld a meeting. the white house says it was postponed because of days of mourning. the president plans to hold a call with the palestinian leader as the president -- as well as the president of egypt on his way back to the white house. in his bilateral meeting this morning wi

remarks earlier here in tel aviv alongside benjamin netanyahu, biden said the quote "other team" was to blame for the attack on the hospital in gaza. he blamed a terrorist group without being more specific. israel's prime minister reiterated today hamas must be destroyed. >> the entire world was outraged. this outrage should be directed not in israel, but at the terrorists. as we proceed in this war. >> before leaving for washington, president biden announced the united states would be donating $100 million to gaza in the west bank. martha? >> lucas, thanks very much. with that we bring in governor chris christie, republican presidential candidate and the former governor of new jersey. thanks for being here. >> thanks, martha. >> martha: these are very tense times for the leader of our country. you can see president biden on the world stage. protesters calling for a cease fire. this president promised to get us in long wars. he pulled out of afghanistan. now the united states is the soul supporter on two fronts in europe and ukraine and in israel. what would you do? >> look, i think

it was against that backdrop that president biden arrived in tel aviv, to meet with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahus the most high—profile us politician to visit the warzone of course, but he's not the only one to visit israel in recent days. a bipartisan group of senators has just returned from a trip to israel where they met with prime minister netanyahu and his war cabinet. i spoke to one of the senators on that trip, republican bill cassidy of louisiana. thank you so much forjoining us on bbc news tonight. you have just returned with a bipartisan delegation from a visit to israel. can you tell us what you witnessed, what you learned there? well, we met with both prime minister netanyahu and his war cabinet. we met with in a separate meeting with general galante, a separate meeting with president hertzog and then a separate meeting with benny gantz, and then lastly, with family members, american israelis with family members who have been taken hostage. from all of them, a sense of grief, a sense of shock, of disappointment that people were not kept safe. now for the political and the military le

in addition, at a meeting with benjamin netanyahu , biden said that he did not believe that israel was defense forces have denied any involvement in the attack on the hospital; the idf released a video that, according to the department, proves that shells from the army arsenal were not used in the attack. military blamed the tragedy on the islamic jihad group. israeli foreign minister eli coin demanded that un secretary general antonio guterres publicly admit that palestinian radical groups were responsible for the hospital bombing. nachekotki began repairing the underwater communication cable; it was damaged last week in the petropavlov-kamchatsky anadr section. as a result , residents were faced with internet outages, failure of payment systems, but some were left without communication at all. when the damage is fixed, anna martyashkina found out. on friday, october 12, hair work was temporarily suspended in chukotka due to cable damage, the regional department of industrial policy is monitoring the progress of repair work to restore high-quality access to the network... internet on

biden is on his way to israel as we speak. the president boarded air force one this afternoon. he was invited by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. mr. biden vowing to support israel but also determined to get aid to the people of gaza caught in this crossfire. this is all unfolding as we try to determine the truth about that deadly blast at a hospital in gaza. the blast killed at least 200 people. hamas says it was an israeli attack. netanyahu denying that. in israel, the families of hostages taken in hamas' initial attack growing more desperate. the hostages include some americans, and pressure is mounting from around the world for the safe release of those hostages. back here in the bay area, you're seeing it. more rallies. this is a pro-palestinian candlelight vigil for the people in gaza. it's happening right now at san francisco's dolores park. you see a lot of people gathering. people calling for a cease-fire to the violence. >> we need a cease-fire because gaza doesn't have the infrastructure to be able to attend to the very basic needs of just providing people the right to continue living, to be live. more broadly, we n

in a joint press conference with benjamin netanyahu , president benjamin netanyahu, president biden supporteds not from israel and again pledged us support will, as they respond to these attacks . attacks. >> it seems to me that we have to continue to ensure that you have what you need to defend yourselves and we're going to make sure that occurs. as you know , i was deeply saddened and know, i was deeply saddened and outraged by the explosion at the hospital in gaza yesterday. and based on what i've seen, it appears as though it was done by the other team , not not you . the other team, not not you. >> well, a hamas official , >> well, a hamas official, meanwhile, has said the us and western countries supporting israel hold full responsibility for what he described as a war against civilians in gaza. his comments come as another funerals held to mourn the victims killed during an overnight bombardment in the south of the gaza strip. one angry mourner in khan yunis also pointed the finger at the us president biden and his administration . administration. >> generations will not forget and his

steps to the land of israel, which is in a state of war , and immediately goes to meet benjamin netanyahu. biden's not take place. president joe biden is traveling to israel amid tel aviv's war with hamas and a growing humanitarian crisis in the gaza strip. biden's motorcade arrived at the joint base. air force one has been prepared for the president, which will head to israel. the president is showing this significant show of solidarity with one of our closest allies of israel. the president shakes hands and heads up the stairs to air force one. secretary of state antony blinken announced the president's trip just hours ago. he did this after seven hours of negotiations with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. first, the president will reaffirm us solidarity with israel and our unbreakable commitment. his safety. the president is committed to listening to what israel needs to protect its people as we continue to work with congress to meet those needs. second, president biden will emphasize our crystal clear message to any state or non-state actor attempting to take advantage of this crisis

joe biden arrived in israel at one of the most dangerous moments in the recent history of the region. the us president publicly demonstrated his support for israel and prime minister benjamin netanyahue biden promised to do everything possible to defeat hamas. biden's visit is overshadowed by last night's explosion at a hospital in gaza, which palestinian officials say killed about 500 people, including many who were forced to flee their homes and took temporary shelter in the burned-out hospital, according to hamas. the victims of the explosion are being buried amid growing desperation among gazans and a growing sense of anger throughout the arab world. at night, protests swept the west bank. insists that he is not involved in the explosion, in a detailed refutation of the statements of gases, israeli officials citing intelligence indicating a failed rocket launch by palestinian militants, part of the israeli defense intercepted conversations between militants who seem to admit what really happened, israel's evidence has become convincing enough for joe biden. i am deeply saddened and outraged by yesterday's explosion at a hospital in gaza, and from what i have seen , it seems that

heard from the president, but behind closed doors, what would you imagine thatjoe biden has been saying to benjamin netanyahu ahu? . , biden has been saying to ben'amin netan ahu? , , ., . ,, netanyahu? he is trying to reassure the ublic, netanyahu? he is trying to reassure the public. of _ netanyahu? he is trying to reassure the public, of course, _ netanyahu? he is trying to reassure the public, of course, but _ netanyahu? he is trying to reassure the public, of course, but then - netanyahu? he is trying to reassure the public, of course, but then you | the public, of course, but then you close the door and sit down, those two men know each other very well, they have got history, they have got form. they will know when they can trust each other and when they might not choose to trust each other. i think he will be trying to be a wise friend. i think he will be saying, take a breath, take a pause here, don't do the thing that iran would like you to do. i think the military escalation is what iran would like. i think it undermines months and years of painstaking work between israel and the arab world to buil

maria: welcome back, president biden meeting with prime minister benjamin netanyahu expand bilateral meeting edward lawrence now at the white house. >> president joe biden right off air force one into meeting with israeli prime minister in that meeting said what do you see from hamas makes isis looks like it is rational president biden supposed to meet with palestinian leader mahmoud abbas canceled also a summit in jordan included president of egypt white house said postponed because of mourning other leaders said they canceled it the president plans to call leaders on the way back to white house meeting with israeli war cabinet to discuss how to avoid a greater conflict in the middle east. >> we will continue to have israel's back as you work to defend your people. of we will continue to work with you, and partners across the region to approach the more tragedy, to innocent civilians. >> president biden says explosion at gaza hospital not israel's fault even though, each side blames each other. >> i am deeply saddened outraged by explosion at hospital in gaza yesterday, based on what

just had a statement from the white house which says that presidentjoe biden spoke with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahuments in israel and gaza. the details of that will be released shortly from the white house. but what we know so far is that president biden and vice—president kamala harris received a briefing this morning on the latest developments from the national security team and in that briefing, it concluded secretary blinken, defence secretary austin and various other military and national security advisers. but that updates just coming in from washington, dc the presidentjoe biden has spoken with prime minister netanyahu. and it was only last week that the pair met in israel, many credit that meeting to the opening of the rafah crossing and those first trucks that went through the rafah crossing yesterday. meanwhile, we have had another update from the white house which says that president biden also spoke with pope francis on sunday to discuss the ongoing crisis. the statement from the white house as they discuss the need to prevent escalation in the region and work towards a durable peace i

there was a warm hug betweenjoe biden and benjamin netanyahu, even though relations over the past yearted had been very strained. joe biden took his time in inviting the israeli prime minister to washington, is so unhappy was he in so many in america by many of the policies that prime minister netanyahu was introducing, some controversial legal reforms that were being supported by his right—wing cabinet in israel, but of course it is a totally new time. it is the time of war. on that tarmac, he greeted notjust the israeli prime minister but the proud president was also on that tarmac. this isjoe biden notjust doing something for israel but being seen to do something for israel. for the last 50 years of his political life, he has demonstrated time and time again how he is a friend of israel. but he also is the president of the united states of america, the commander—in—chief, and at this time you could say he wants to be the chief fireman. he wants to show also to the arab world, to the gazans during what the un general secretary has called general suffering. he could use his relationsh

do we want if we are talking about the start of a ground operation, and judging by what benjamin netanyahu told bidenery large the amount of manpower, insofar as both hamas and islamic jihad have thousands of trained armies and rich arsenals of weapons. that is, we are talking about the fact that 80-90,000 militants can now take arms and oppose the israeli armed forces - in hamas in islan with jihad, so the operation will not be simple or quick, especially since the problem is fueled from the north, northern border, information also comes about the penetration of groups of saboteurs into israeli territory, and residents are again locked in their houses, oh artillery cannonade with hezbollah, which israel is very afraid of, afraid of its entry into the war, insofar as , we remember this very well, from our own experience from the second lebanese war, hezbollah has more weapons, weapons are more powerful, more accurate and more destructive, even than islamic movement hamas in the gaza strip , precisely, apparently, in order to tie the hands of hezbollah and have now arrived here on the coast of israel,

president biden will be able to look at the war cabinet. will be able to look at benjamin netanyahu, and as president biden probably would say, hey man, i'm here. now let's work this out. i promise you the word "man" is going to be used. i don't mean to make light of it, but this happened with franklin roosevelt and winston churchill. it mattered that they were in the room together. it matters to political beings that you pay the respect, that you signal that you are, in fact, understand james baker, one of the great secretary of state, his entire memoir was called "the politics of diplomacy". his thesis was you cannot conduct diplomacy if you do not understand that the people on the other side are political beings. so you have this politician of more than a half century standing in the american context, who is going into the most fraught regions in the world at a time when there are clear issues to deal with, and he's there. and he's not sending in instructions from washington. he's there. and as you say, it's very biden. it's personal. we'll see what happens. american interests, i

biden to israel in the near future. our priscilla alvarez has the details. >> reporter: prime minister benjamin netanyahu invited presidentvisit israel responsible. sources say both countries are discussing the possibility. it's unclear how advanced the conversations are, if this will happen, when it will happen. but in a statement to cnn, the white house said there are no new travel plans to announce. now, the two leaders did talk over the weekend, to talk about ongoing military support by the u.s. and the conflict at large. and if this visit were to happen by president biden it would come on the heels of high-stakes diplomacy by secretary of state antony blinken who has been meeting with regional partners and his counterparts in diplomacy to this conflict from spreading or widening any further. and in an interview with "60 minutes," president biden said that while israel needs to responsibility, it would be, quote, a big mistake for there to be an occupation of gaza. take a listen. >> what happened in gaza in my view, is hamas and the extreme elements of hamas don't he want all of the palestinian people. and i think tha

. >> on a biden benjamin netanyahu call president biden conveyed additional assistance for the israeli defense forces is now on its way to israel with more to follow over the coming days. the leaders also discussed ongoing efforts to ensure no enemies of israel believe they can or should seek advantage from the current situation. the secretary of state is out today denying that $6 billion the u.s. unfrozen for iran directly funded the hamas attack. >> when any money coming from that account can only be used for medical supplies for food, medicine and though saying otherwise are misinformed or misinforming and it's wrong either way. iran has always used and focuses funds on supporting terrorism, on supporting groups like th thomas. >> president biden did not talk about this or anything else on camera today. we did notice music coming from the area of the rose garden throughout the afternoon. white house officials tell us president biden in the first lady were hosting a barbecue for executive resident staff. jon: peter doocy, thank you. let's bring in matt shoemaker an intelligence offic

after talks with benjamin netanyahu, president biden warned israel not be consumed by rage and to learnm mistakes the us made after 9/11. israel's prime minister called biden a "true friend" and commended his "deeply moving" decision to visit israel during a time of active war. he also said he would not block aid deliveries from egypt to gaza — where food, water and fuel are running out after nine days of total siege. we'll have the very latest on a day of diplomacy and the impact across the region, with our correspondents inside gaza, in southern israel and with the growing tensions on the israel—lebanon border. we begin, though, in gaza. the bbc is one of very few outlets with a reporter inside the strip. our correspondent is rushdi abualouf — he has been to the site of the devastated al—ahli hospital in the centre of gaza city and sent us this report. at the hospital this morning, they were collecting the dead after what looks to have been the deadliest moment in gaza of the war so far. burnt out cars after a huge fire after last night's blast. i was talking to one of the people who

. >> on a biden benjamin netanyahu call president biden conveyed additional assistance for the israeli defense forces is now on its way to israel with more to follow over the coming days. the leaders also discussed ongoing efforts to ensure no enemies of israel believe they can or should seek advantage from the current situation. the secretary of state is out today denying that $6 billion the u.s. unfrozen for iran directly funded the hamas attack. >> when any money coming from that account can only be used for medical supplies for food, medicine and though saying otherwise are misinformed or misinforming and it's wrong either way. iran has always used and focuses funds on supporting terrorism, on supporting groups like thom thomas. >> president biden did not talk about this or anything else on camera today. we did notice music coming from the area of the rose garden throughout the afternoon. white house officials tell us president biden in the first lady were hosting a barbecue for executive resident staff. jon: peter doocy, thank you. let's bring in matt shoemaker an intelligence off

presidentjoe biden described the mass killing of israeli civilians by hamas as an act of sheer evil. after speaking to israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahue sure the country got everything it needed, including extra ammunition and air defence missiles. the united states as israel's back. will make sure thejewish and today tomorrow, as we always have. it is as simple as that. . always have. it is as simple as that. , ., , that. these atrocities - sickening. _ that. these atrocities - sickening. we - that. these atrocities - sickening. we are - that. these atrocities - sickening. we are with | that. these atrocities - - sickening. we are with israel —— no mistake. the state department announced secretary of state antony blinken will travel to israel on wednesday. he will also visitjordan. this comes as the uss gerald r ford carrier strike strike group arrived in the eastern mediterranean in support of israel. the israeli military also says that the first plane carrying american ammunition has arrived in the country. speaking to the bbc, the white house national security council spokesman, john kirby, said the us was helping israel defend i

president biden landing in israel and meeting with benjamin netanyahu happening in the last hour. with that, our 4 a.m. hour as completed, we begin 5 a.m. hour east coast time "fox and friends first" right now. >> todd: president biden just wrapping up a meeting with israeli prime minister netanyahu in israel. >> you describe what hamas did as sheer evil. it is exactly that. hamas murdered children in front of their parents and parents in front of children, they burnt people alive, raped and murdered women, beheaded soldiers. they searched for the secret hiding places where parents hid their children. just imagine, mr. president, the fear and panic of those little chi children. >> terrorist group hamas slaughtered, as was pointed out, over 1300 people. it is not hyperbole, slaughtered, slaughtered, including 31 americans. and they have taken scores of people hostage, including children. imagine what those children hiding from hamas were thinking. it is beyond my comprehension to imagine what they were thinking. >> todd: unbelievably poignant moment, both world leaders mentioning th

and this, apparently , will be one of the main topics of negotiations between joe biden and benjamin netanyahuxercising its legitimate right to protect its people, trying to prevent a repeat attack, we are working together to establish safe zones in gaza, create corridors through which deliveries can be made helping people. moreover, israel has already requested financial assistance of $10 billion from the united states, and this is only the first tranche, the statement came after the words of the head of the federal reserve system, janetlen, that the united states. is able to support both israel and ukraine at the same time, but the americans are not planning to send their troops to israel yet, the israeli army does not need help - this is what joe biden said. however, according to cnn, a ship with 2.5 marines is already heading towards israeli shores. what is his the mission is not specified. previously, the united states sent two aircraft carriers to the shores of israel, gerald ford and dwight esenhower, plus strike groups. usa. because israel is very close to them in all respects, they pa

and president biden now on the tarmac in tel aviv and israel being greeted by benjamin netanyahu the prime minister and by the president herzog. and as you rightly point out, this is an extremely delicate journey now. and its objectives we can only assume may have changed somewhat in the hours that he has been in flight. you speak about the fact that the regional summit that he was supposed to attend once he is finished here in israel, which was supposed to be in jordan, has now been canceled. he won't get that opportunity to speak to his very close regional allies who are absolutely catatonic about what they see going on in in gaza at present. we've had very, very specific statements from jordan, from egypt, from the palestinian authority president abbas. but also saudi. the uae. which has normalized relations with israel and was very much, you know, a friend in power to the white house who has been trying to effect this normalization project, the middle east pillar as it were as far as policy is concerned. all of them outrightly condemning what has happened this gaza, blaming israe

president biden is coming here tomorrow to speak with benjamin netanyahu. they will be talking about the aims and strategy of how this war progresses. if you had a moment to speak to president biden about what should happen in response to this, what would you tell him? >> i would tell him that hamas is -- is even worse than isis. it's not the arab world, we have nothing against the arab world. i have -- we have in our organization arabs, muslims, drus, christians, everybody. and i would say, i would say give me a family from gaza and i'll take them into my house. i have no problem with that. they are suffering because of the hamas. please let us finish our job. please help us to let us finish our job. we can't live anymore with those terrorists. torturing their own people and they torturing even more our people. for nothing, 6:30 in the morning when it was a holiday saturday, and nothing -- i was supposed to be -- i came home the first time i came home was friday afternoon, my wife did not recognize me. i'm with 15 pounds, i left the house, it's saturday mor

noticed, we've been looking at a joint statement by us president joe biden, together with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. uh, president biden just arrived in the country within the last hour. he went directly from the airport just outside to be in to tel aviv itself to sit down with the is really prime minister with me in the studio here is shiny, rosanna sets she's our to our middle east analyst shawnee. you've been following the press conference. what did you make of it? what do you make of what present biden had to say there? oh, he talks again, you know, and the town tries to create the equivalence between 911 and mentioning that and bringing a 5 and into that front. and this is quite successful, but what most the i hear is the distinction that it's very important for binding to make between homos and the rest of the palestinians between our mazda and the innocence in gaza. making sure to, you know, to, to, to say israel should stand as a democracy. you know, despite the word, despite the outrage, despite the horror from the atrocities that had been committed with international law, with war convent

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the biden administration announce they do not support a-fire at this time. >>> back in our area, in san francisco, an investigation is under way after a pedestrian was hit by a car, going the wrong way down a busy street. this happened around 8:00 tonight, on montgomery, near market, in the heart of the city's financial district. the driver of a red sedan with an out-of-state license plate, was seen making a wrong turn and striking someone on the street. the victim is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries tonight. montgomery is closed as police investigate. >>> a bizarre case and a fiery police chase that stretch from san francisco to martinez. the driver is accused of throwing explosives out of his car at san francisco cops. this started during sunday's mass at st. peter and call church at north beach. he is accused of knocking a parishioner unconscious. that triggered a police chase. first on foot and then in cars. that's when investigators claim garcia threw explosives at the officers. this appears to be one of the detonated ex

my message to benjamin netanyahu and joe biden and their supporters is this: those who kill are the only defenseless people. you will not be able to target the resistance forces and hamas and capture them with these bombs. i know that these criminals know all this, but they commit these crimes so that there is pressure on the resistance, so that we rise up against the resistance and stop supporting them. know that the resistance is from us and within yogurt. we stand firm here in our land and that means resistance. we know that they planned to take us for forced migration to the sinai desert, but we will never leave our land. we want to die in our own land. in addition to the global action to stop this crime, the people of the region have their eyes on the resistance forces. after yesterday. this picture was published by the secretary general of hezbollah in lebanon, and online media such as eka and israyoum wrote about seyed hassan nasrallah's special view of the weapon in this flag and its special message about the future. arabic and muslim support seyyed hassan nasrallah by publishing

visiting tel aviv, joe biden personally reassured benjamin netanyahu of continued support. pres. den: israel, as they respond to these attacks, it seems to me we will have to continue to ensure you have what you need to defend yourselves. we will make sure that occurs. folly: biden arrived in tel aviv just a day after the worst single attack carried out on gaza since october 7. here is what he had to say about the hospital strike. pres. biden: i am deeply saddened and outraged by the explosion at the hospital in gaza yesterday. based on what have seen, it appears it was done by the other team, not you. there are a lot of people out there who are not sure. folly: before we go to our panel , let's speak to alan fisher in tel aviv. tell us more about what came out of this meeting between biden and netanyahu. is there any shift at all in the u.s. position? alan: no. they are firmly behind israel. it was israel's intention after what happened at the hospital in gaza to convince the americans they were not responsible from joe biden's comments it appears that was not much of a heavy lif

biden said he was outraged by the attack, which constitutes a war crime, but sided with israel as he made remarks alongside prime minister benjamin netanyahu earlier today. pres. biden: i was deeply saddened and outraged by the explosion at the hospital in gaza yesterday. based on what i have seen, it appears as though it was done by the other team, not you. amy: many have pointed out that militant groups and others in palestine do not have the firepower to level a massive building. israel has a history of lying about its responsibility in crimes against palestinians, including the murder of palestinian-american journalist shireen abu akleh last year, which it initially blamed on palestinians. israel apologized a year after her death. as biden meets with israeli officials, palestinians condemned u.s. support for israel's genocide. this is a resident of khan younis in gaza. >> to president biden and his administration, history will be recorded that it was your administration, your billions of dollars, your support with weapons of mass destruction to the israeli defense forces which has caused what is happening right now in gaza. amy: on tue