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the us extra estate tells prime minister benjamin netanyahu united states as his country's bad news. fair is no safe place and goes with this is rosa strikes have been constant and unsparing. more than 1500 palestinians have not been killed in that number is rising fast. in time neighborhoods have been destroyed at least 338000 palestinians fled forth to take shelter elsewhere and 1200 as rays have been killed. and how must his ministry operation are? these are there is of, of come on to is really attacking the policy. this includes a refugee account. it's really a strikes of also hit time. i've been adjusting the hospital, thousands of patients and just based palestinians were inside of the time. is there any problems of left massive crisis in the ones bustling neighborhoods of the subsidies items and residents? residential areas have been hit. some of the scenes of chaos and despair in rafa and the south of garza, with the number of injuries rising hospitals are facing a severe medical shortages. supporting garza has also been hits, setting several fishing vessels on fire, as you c

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these of trust a show of support for israel, the us extra estate tells prime minister benjamin netanyahu. so united states has these countries back and says it's 5 rockets towards tennessee and retaliation for these really from 5 minutes of guns. the . all right, so there's been no laptop and garza as israel pounds. the besieged enclave with intense air and alternatively, strikes were 6 straight day is ready. prime minister, his promise to crush him. ass software surprised ministry operation. on saturday. these are large pictures of the sky line above garza as is becoming normal now smoke billowing above it, and the death toll rising more than $1350.00 full palestinians, and $1300.00. as rabies have been killed until our neighborhoods are being flattened, leaving a large portion of the strip and rubble causes any electricity produced. it has run out of fuel and the shut down west. during the humanitarian situation. many a quarter of a 1000000, the palestinians have been displaced in garza asunder, complete, located by israel. and we're getting some new information now out of egypt for administrative relea

the us secretary of state tells prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the united states has this country's back, the is 1500 g m to 6 pm and gone. so we're to dial alone. more than 150 people were killed by his riley strikes within 1400 palestinians have now been killed. including 1st responders enter in less than that number is rising fast. and time neighborhoods have been destroyed. at least 359000 palestinians of flipped their homes and had been forced to take shelter elsewhere. and at least 1300 does, riley's have been killed since a mazda is attack on southern israel on saturday. hundreds of civilians are among the dead. bees of the areas that have come on to is riley attack in the past few hours. that includes refugee camps is rarely strikes have also hit the hum. i've been just some hospital, dozens of patients and displaced. palestinians were inside. and one, the s drive has left a vast crisis in the center of the day out by a neighborhood. and major hospital is nearby. and the number of homes in the area have been hit. is royal says it has dropped 6000 ph

a show of support that is around the us, secretary of state tells prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the united states has this country's back and is rarely settlers attacked palestinians and the occupied with the bank. we'll have an update from ramallah, the . there is no safe place and guns of the south is rose. bombardment has been constant and unsparing today alone. more than $150.00 palestinians were killed by is riley strikes in total more than $1400.00 palestinians have now been killed since that today. including 1st responders and journalists, and that number is rising fast. and time neighborhoods have been destroyed. at least 350000 palestinians have flipped their homes and had been forced to take shelter elsewhere. and at least $1500.00 is riley's, have been killed since a mouse is more interested. surprise millage be offensive on southern israel on saturday. among the dead, a $245.00 is riley soldiers and $47.00 police officers and hundreds of is riley civilians. but these are the areas that have come on the is riley attack and just the past few hours that includes refugee camps is r

netanyahu as the situation continues to develop. let there be no mistake, the united states stands with the state of israel. >> you heard the name biden there several times, benjamine united states and president biden for their support. most of congress stepped up in front of microphones to say they, too, support israel and will help in any way. but congress cannot take action, because there is no speaker of the house and the house can't do anything at all until there is one. that stoked many more republicans' anger at matt gaetz, the congressman who initiated the dismissal of kevin mccarthy from the speaker chair. there is a world of crises, and the american legislative branch is in disarray. texas republican michael mccaul, head of the house foreign affairs committee, asking what kind of message are we sending to our adversaries when they're dysfunctional and don't have a speaker of the house. the other thing to watch, those who say we must help israel, our democratic ally, who is fighting invasion, but don't support ukraine, our democratic ally who is fighting invasion. that became an issue over the weekend on the campaign trail as former vice president mike pe

tough toe, one that was very much echo in that of the is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, that the united states was spending shoulder to shoulder was. israel's israel had a right to defend itself of us would provide military support to see the miss sally interceptors were on their way. but in the more recent hours, what we see is more of a shift towards highlighting and prioritizing the humanitarian support and making sure that the people of guys that got the food, the medicine, and the water that they need, making sure the civilians spot the safe passage out of bozza and then it didn't benefit from us. and so that is what we're hearing now in terms of accomplishing those pools, it is still something that the us president says that we have to work with. the leaders in the region be, is rarely prime minister, is meeting with a, the king of jordan, king of dela gyptian, president, c, c. and also the policy is already, presidents must be without boss when he will be given the reason for a very short visit. but one of those primary goals is the humanitarian crisis. so there's no question about that

a show of support for is around us. secretary of stock tells prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the united states has this country's back is riley masses' troops near the strip found to block fuel and electricity until the mice freeze captives taken and sensitized to test the as well. there is no sized place in dallas. so this alex is royals is strikes have been constant and on sparing more than 1500 palestinians have now been killed in that number is rising fast in time neighborhoods have been destroyed at least 358000 palestinians have slid their homes and have been forced to take shelter elsewhere, and at least 1300 is riley's, had been killed in a mazda of military operation. but these are areas that have come on the is riley attacks in the past few hours. that includes refugee camp is riley strikes, have also hit the how much been chosen hospital, thousands of patients and displaced palestinians with inside at the time. is there any problems have left massive crisis in the once bustling neighborhoods of the day l. paula. hundreds in residential areas have also been had some of the things of

a short time ago the us secretary of state antony blinken met the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he said the unitedlways be by israel's side. the messaue always be by israel's side. the message that _ always be by israel's side. the message that i _ always be by israel's side. tue: message that i bring always be by israel's side. tte: message that i bring to israel is this. you may be strong enough on your own to defend yourself, but as long as america exists you will never ever have to. we will always be there. by your side. that is the message that president biden delivered to the prime minister from the moment this crisis began. here in israel and everywhere we will reaffirm the crystal clear warning that president biden issued yesterday to any adversary, state or non—state thinking of taking advantage of the current crisis to attack israel. don't. the united states has israel's back. hamas is i cis and just — states has israel's back. hamas is i cis and just as _ states has israel's back. hamas is i cis and just as i _ states has israel's back. hamas is i cis and just as i cis _ states has isra

news, here's a quick reminder off on top stories, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu, us bank, joe biden, for the united states support as well by that appears to have accepted israel's explanation for the explosion of a hospital and gulf be how most wrong the gaza health industry says full 171. people were killed in the aust. i'm offices and is really as try to get dollars, which one is what it says. evidence shows a misfire posting in rockford, close to black and german child support of shows has been in cairo for tulsa of agents, president of the c. c. he said german and supports egypt efforts to de escalate attentions and a college student a message from me on the new saint claire which will have adopted at the top of the all i've got out of the the shift your guides to life and it digital you know the latest online trend, navigate your way through the digital jungle. global perspective. will be your guide and show you what's possible. you decide what really message to you. shift in 15 minutes on dw, ready for an underground upgrade. big data and quick instruction side of the van mom's bell tunnel. this 18

biden administration called the crown prince pariah and refuse to bring prime minster benjamin netanyahu to the united statesat's a signal to the bad actors. those are connected. we have to get this right. we can do it. the american people will support government officials. when we get it right, good things will happen. >> harris: i have to let you go. i have to ask this because you brought up saudi arabia and that 45 minute phone call that saudi arabia had with iran, what do you make of that? they are united in supporting the palestinians. i understand that because they're caught in the gap between fighting forces now and terrorists. they can't get out. what do you make of 45 minutes. i wonder if our president had a conversation about that, $6 billion. >> i hope so. i hope that $6 million never sees the light of day. no more money goes to the iranian regime. as for the gulf states we put them in a difficult position. we negotiated with the iranians first two and a half years of this administration. we were cutting deals with them. if you sit in the region, you say, you know what if the americans aren't goin

calling for a cease-fire in gaza, something that israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has dismissed. >> just as the united states would not agree to a cease-fire after the bombing of pearl harbor or after the terrorist attack of 9/11, israel will not agree to a cessation with hamas after the horrific attacks on october 7. >> he also claimed that israel's graham campaign puts pressure on hamas to release more than 200 hostages still being held captive but families fear that pressure could kill their loved ones. the idf is hoping for more homecomings like this one where a soldier was freed in an overnight raid yesterday. so far, hamas has given a four hostages including two americans and two israeli civilians. >>> san jose police announcing an arrest in the home break in. that suspect, steven florentino, is accused of breaking into a home armed with a gun . police say he was confronted by a neighbor and then took off. that incident happened back in april. last week, authorities searched his home and found several unregistered guns along with 1000 rounds of ammo. the suspect was taken into custody and booked into c

the united states secretary of state antony blinking, was meeting with these rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu for 8 hours. during this time, the united states was telling its citizens in the gaza strip to head to the rough crossing so that they could be able to exit safely. and it was due during this time . while the secretary of state was meeting with the israeli prime minister and telling his citizens to go to roughly because it was safe, but that the israelis bond the rough crossing again. and so i think i'm a major issue here is that the, the only player that really has a leverage and the ability to restrain the as rarely as is unable to even do so for the protection of its own citizens. even when it's secretary of state is sitting next to the israeli prime minister. and i think that should send a great degree of concern to all of us about how much leverage there is uh over um israel in this moment as it is denying access to humanitarian aid to everybody there. and also, of course, reading bombs down on the population will cashed as a full most senior humanitarian official. even if you ge

united states. he had a series of meetings with benjamin netanyahu, address the american people and said the united that no aid has been getting to them. $100 million to commit to that. the next question, will there be a ground war. the former national security adviser in israel agrees with aaron cohen that there is no rush to get in on the ground on that hornets nest in gaza city. it's better to hit hamas targets, degrade the enemy. the ground is all softened up. what happens with hezbollah is another question. there's been skirmishes over the last 12 days, small arms fire, a few other project goals, the northern border has been evacuated but does hezbollah reach in to the missile silo and start firing rockets in israel? the general i spoke with believes hezbollah does not have immediate interest in a full out war with israel. it also doesn't want to be seen as letting hamas twist in the wings. with that hospital explosion clearly looking that president biden has seen and the us has developed, malfunctioning islamic jihad rocket calls into question how so many news organizations around the world a

the president of the united states and benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister of the zionist regime , are committing a war crime, and the crime will not last. wherever there is a right, the owner of the right is looking for it. the more their crimes increase slow and no matter how much blood, especially the blood of children, teenagers and people. no matter how much the palestinian nation pays, it will eventually win against the occupying regime. demonstrators asked arab and islamic countries not to limit themselves to issuing statements and condemning crimes, because palestine deserves more than this. the official arab and islamic systems should change their views and positions towards america and also change their positions towards palestine. they should do something beyond condemning and issuing statements and take practical action to strengthen jihad and resistance in palestine. hit at the same time, all sports and cultural activities in algeria were suspended and the ministry of foreign affairs of algeria also asked all embassies of this country abroad to be active . despite all

us president joe biden once again assured israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is supported by the united states. of the states at the same time, during the telephone conversation, he repeated his warning against any attempts to expand the conflict, and also emphasized the need to open humanitarian corridors in the gaza strip. on the same day, the american leader spoke by phone with the head of the palestinian authority, mahmoud abbas. this was their first dialogue after the escalation of the palestinian-israeli conflict. biden condemned the brutal attack by hamas on israel. at the same time, he promised to support humanitarian aid was loud in temporarily occupied sevastopol, residents heard several explosions in the morning. the gauleiter of the city entertains. managed to calm people down and make a traditional excuse, quoting the erefia official. the black sea fleet conducts exercises using jet bombers. telegram channels also report on an explosion in occupied luhansk. details later. a historic event, after an 18-year break, the first train left lviv for warsaw. he was already personally prot

confirmed us president joe biden once again assured israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu of support from the united states. at the same time, during phone conversation, he repeated his warning against any attempts to expand the conflict. on the same day, the american leader spoke by phone with the head of the palestinian authority, mahmoud abbas. it was their first dialogue since. palestinian-israeli conflict. biden condemned the brutal attack by hamas on israel. at the same time, he promised support for humanitarian aid to the palestinian people. loudly in the temporarily occupied sevastopol, residents heard several explosions in the morning, the gauleiter of the city entertains, managed to calm people down and traditionally make excuses, quoting the rrefia official. the black sea fleet conducts exercises using jet bombers. a historical event. after an 18-year hiatus , the first train left lviv for warsaw, personally. protested the head of the regional military administration oleksandr kozytskyi. the train connects 10 ukrainian cities with two polish cities. passage of border and customs control is provi

i would hate to be benjamin netanyahu or president of united states because going to war is the worst thing in the world but if you're going to go to embargo to win and the difference -- [applause] >> the sad truth is maybe you're going to die either way but do they die because someone from hamas tried to attack kill them or because israel is trying to get rid of hamas, a facility that has bombs in trying to pars it out i fought two wars we tried not to win because we had to have clean hands. we don't have clean hands and we lost. >> there you go. dagan. why doesn't the media fess up for mistakes? you're in the media. you admit wrongdoing constantly often on this show. >> yes, and tyrus knows this as a man. if you ever want to get laid again what do you tell your women, i [bleep]ed up. if you ever want to keep your job or if you have a moral code you admit when you're wrong. these people don't because one, their arrogant and two, they are hamas supporters and their bias betrayed them. that's why they were so quick to jump on this story because they side against israel the oppressor. a

united states. he had a series of meetings with benjamin netanyahu, addressed american people and said that the unitedes stands fully behind israel. he also wants to make sure humanitarian aid gets to palestinians in gaza. and the fact that no aid has been getting to them. 100 million dollars in u.s. taxpayer funds he plans to commit to, that big question, will there be a ground war? i spoke with someone earlier, here in israel, who agrees with aaron cohen there is no rush to get in on the ground in the hornets nest in gaza city, probably better for idf to continue hitting hamas targets. what happens with hezbollah, on northern border is another big question as well. there has been skirmishes over the last 12 days. small arms fires, some anti-tank missiles fired and a few projectives, two kilometer area in northern border has been evacuated. does hezbollah go in and reach with the deep silo and start firing rockets at israel. the general that i spoke with believes that hezbollah does not have immediate interest in igniting a full out war with israel, but it does not want to be seen as just sitting bac

benjamin netanyahu. i spanked to you as president joe biden for the united states supports the israel button us. it's accept israel's version of planning for listing and militants for a deadly lost out of gaza hospital on tuesday. and officials to the gaza strip say hundreds of people were killed at the last as it goes all the way to a my says it is really striking bills. so, but israel says evidence shows misfire. kind of spinning and rocket was response germantown sort of shows his entire role for a meeting with the agents president up the font, the cc. you said germany wants to support agent efforts to de escalate. following almost a time on these right. ultimately discussed the 2 minutes air and situation in concept schultz due to egypt after visiting is that's it from me of those team. i have an update for you at the top of the, the, [000:00:00;00] the sustainable, equal conscience, green walk into any store on your bound to hear or read these words. business has become all about being read that includes brands and consumers, but it's everything really as green as it may seem. for example,

ultimately benjamin netanyahu is right stating the united states would do no different, i think that'snder, is it going to move the needle in the short term in the conflict, no but number one bringing people to justice, number two part of a long campaign but it will not ultimately move the needle in the short term. as part of the terrain and the ultimate take away from that is this for us and showcases that the intelligence networks are working and if you think about this as a light switch you turn that on of intelligence and it's working when you can target someone that precisely three weeks into it. cheryl: joe pinion is onset with me. >> you look at what's happened is seems to be a ton of misinformation outlined, mixed messaging from the white house. i wonder if you could put in context for the audience we look at the carnage committed by hamas over 30 americans believed dead people from 35 different countries either dead or reported missing. if you look at that the broader scheme of atrocities that a been committed in recent history why does it seem very difficult for people to und

both israel and the palestinian authority earlier today told both prime minister benjamin netanyahu and leader the united states wants to fight terrorism, will by no means allow what happened to continue again. he also this evening a few hours ago spoke at a dinner celebrating human rights and mentioned the war in israel, listen. >> a week ago we saw hate manifests in another way in the worst massacre of jewish people since the holocaust. more than 1003 an innocent lives lost in israel. including at least 27 americans. children and grandparents alike kidnapped held hostage by hamas. >> the top rarity for this white house now when it comes to this war find and bring home any missing americans before that happens though they have to be found. there are at least 15 and 15 unaccounted for the president told 60 minutes he believes some are likely held hostage. watch this. >> to those holding american hostages and gaza you say what? >> i say we are going to do everything in our power to find them, everything in our power. and i'm not going to go into the detail of that. but we are working on it. >> yesterday in the o

when the attack just happened, the president of the united states of america, joseph biden , held talks with the prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu, during which joe biden confirmed the unwavering support of the united states of america for israel, and also assured that help is on the way. i would like to note that amelika ar, the leader, also assured that the support will continue as long as it is needed, and noted that he also made a separate address on the same day, to communicate in particular with the american media, and in this address he also noted in particular that all parties who are hostile to israel, he warned them not to take advantage of this opportunity and warned them not to interfere in the discussion that has already taken place, i suggest listening to a fragment of his speech right now. today, the people of israel are under attack by the terrorist organization hamas. at this tragic moment, i want to tell them, the whole world and the terrorists believe that the us supports israel. we will never waver in their support. we will make sure that they have the help that their citizens need and that they can continue

benjamin netanyahu. this was a really important message for israel, that even though in the past there has been a conflict over what president biden because the right—wing government of prime minister benjamin netanyahu, that the united statesns that the biden administration _ for israel. the concerns that the biden administration have - for israel. the concerns that the biden administration have had l for israel. the concerns that the i biden administration have had over what president biden sees a site to israeli democracy over plans to overhaul thejudiciary, and also overhaul the judiciary, and also american overhaul thejudiciary, and also american concerns about the settler policy in the west bank. that american concerns about the settler policy in the west bank.— policy in the west bank. that has been the focus _ policy in the west bank. that has been the focus over _ policy in the west bank. that has been the focus over the - policy in the west bank. that has been the focus over the last fewl been the focus over the last few months. now those attacks happen, this is probably the biggest diplomatic issue, now. it is in terms of the relationship with israel. the statement by president biden as well as the secretaries of

a spokesperson for benjamin netanyahu joins us now. the united states is recommending, not demanding that the u.s. military receive more time to prepare our atsdzets in the region. how is your government handling that advice? >> i cannot comment about a report that eludes to strategy moving ahead and i'm sure you understand why. what we say as nation and government is that israel is ready to act and further act in the gaza strip to complete the mission we as a nation have defined and that mission is to dismantleum hamas. we want to crush this terrorist organization and make sure they never have the military capability to do it again and never have motivation to hurt us again once we are done. we are operating in gaza. we have time, it will take as longa it takes and we will complete our mission. >> carley: on the front of your mission to destroy hamas, there is -- devoted to hunting down and eliminating all members of hamas who played a role in the terrorist attack. creating a new unit doesn't seem unreasonable, there are members of hamas who don't live

united states. he had a series of meetings with benjamin netanyahu. an people and said that the united states stands fully behind israel but he also wants to make sure that humanitarian aid gets to the palestinians in gaza who are suffering because of the evacuations and the fact no aid has been getting too them. $100 million in u.s. taxpayer funds he plans to commit to that. the next big question will there be a ground war? i spoke to somebody earlier as former national security advisor here in israel, general island, who agrees with aaron cohen that there is no rush, larry to get in on the ground in that hornets nest in gaza city that is probably better for the idf to continue hitting hamas targets. you degrade the enemy. you can win with all the ground softened up. what happens with hezbollah on the northern border is another big question as well. there has been skirmishes over the last 12 days. small-arms fire, anti-tank missiles have been fired a few other projectiles. two kilometer area of the northern border is evacuated. does hezbollah go all-i

benjamin netanyahu in the last few minutes. >> this was the third conversation that president biden has had with benjamin netanyahu and here is the president of the united states, we'll take a pause. >> good afternoon. we know there are moments in this life, i mean this literally, pure unadulterated evil is unleashed on this world. of the people of israel went through one such moment this weekend. the bloody hands of the terrorist organization hamas, a group whose stated purpose for being is to kill jews. this is an act of shear evil. more than 1,000 civilians slaughtered. not just killed. slaughtered in israel. among them, at least 14 american citizens killed. parents butchered using their bodies to try to protect their children. stomach churning reports of babies being killed. entire families slain. young people massacred while attending a musical festival, to celebrate peace, to celebrate peace. women raped, assaulted, paraded as trophies. families hid their fear for hours and hours, desperately trying to keep their children quiet to avoid drawing attention. and thousands of wounded, alive but carrying with them the bullet holes and the shrapnel wounds and

a benjamin netanyahu has overruled him and to work the united states to try to sort out the hostage situationhostage situation. states to try to sort out the hosta . e situation. ,, ., , hostage situation. the united states to set the white _ hostage situation. the united states to set the white house _ hostage situation. the united states to set the white house is _ hostage situation. the united states to set the white house is urged and| to set the white house is urged and revealed its anxiety that this is contained and what is the concern about how this might escalate into the wider region. we about how this might escalate into the wider region.— the wider region. we have to take into consideration _ the wider region. we have to take into consideration but _ the wider region. we have to take into consideration but is - the wider region. we have to take into consideration but is been - the wider region. we have to take into consideration but is been for| into consideration but is been for the foreign minister and also from some members of taking preemptive action if they watch the ground of

of state, biden in a statement saying, quote, the united states, this appalling assault against israel, made clear to prime minister benjamin netanyahu that we will offer all appropriate means of support to the government and the people of israel. terrorism is never justified. israel has a right to defend itself and its people, the united states awards against any other party hostile to israel psyching advantage of the situation, administrations work for israel security is rocksolid and unwavering. today's attack launched on a jewish holiday that marks conclusion of the cycle of meetings. antony blinken at the white house calling allies in the region, the united states unequivocally condemns attacks by hamas terrorists against civilians and civilian communities, never any justification for terrorism, we stand with the people of israel and extend condolences to israeli lives lost in these attacks, we remain in contact with israeli partners, united states support israel's right to defend itself. attorney mark asper speaking to neil cavuto offering assessment of the large attack. >> it was a surprise and caught the israelis completely o

president of the usa, joe biden once again assured prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu of the support of the united states. at the same time, during the telephone conversation, he repeated his warning against any attempts to expand the conflict, and also emphasized the need to open humanitarian corridors in the gaza strip. on the same day, the american leader spoke by phone with the head of the palestinian authority mahmoud abbas. this was their first dialogue after the escalation of the palestinian-israeli conflict. biden condemned the brutal attack by hamas on israel. at the same time, he promised support in humanitarian aid to the palestinian people. in ivano-frankivsk , the sixth international artistic and intellectual forum via karpatia is underway, dozens of ukrainian activists and intellectuals from various fields have gathered there. so just now we are watching a live discussion about the strength of the experience of an ancestor, the role of tradition for sustainability, the armed forces and volunteerism. this is what we are about we'll see a little later, but on the first day of the via-carpathi

know we know that benjamin netanyahu is under pressure from the united states and others the united states because they want to make sure that all their military assets are in position before the ground war starts, so that they can deflect any attacks on any us assets in the area and also there's a continuing argument that at the lee in the ground floor will help with the go see ations to free the captives and guys. once the ground war starts, many people believe it will become much more difficult to get those people. i took guys up and of course benjamin netanyahu also said that the award cabinet will make its getting that image decision when the drawing board has to start, especially with overlays just for us to and from occupied the store. we spend the thank you on and how long the latest victims of the is really bombardment of gaza is the family of al jazeera correspondence. while to do, his wife, son, daughter, and grandson were all killed. and in his really strike when a house in which they had sold shelter in central garza, how do i go, who need has here's the voice of 2300000 guys.

incredibly strong signal to hamas, but the other enemies of israel and the united states, when joe biden in benjamin netanyahu and his war cabinet are standing shoulder to shoulder in support of the israeli people. i'm very glad to hear the news today of a plan for humanitarian aid to reach gaza. that's absolutely critical. there doesn't have to be a choice made here between going after those who carried out these heinous crimes and making sure that families and gaza, especially children in gaza, are not unduly harmed, and again, a really exceptional moment. seven hours of meetings with the secretary of state and israeli leaders, once again, showing how deeply committed the biden administration is to helping israel hold to account the people who committed these crimes, but getting it right. >> senator, there was also news today, i'll just note, hamas is not exactly a trusted source of information, but there was news that they would be potentially open to releasing foreign nationals, including american citizens, at the right time. now that, of course, does not include israeli citizens. what do you make of that

countries, reminding the world that the united states stands side by side with israel in this moment and always. hearing from the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, deep gratitude for the support of the united states. and also making clear that hamas issistsist and should be wiped out, the same way as isis. an update as we bring in erin burnett. we also just heard from secretary of state antony blinken an update. 25 americans were killed in these attacks. >> reporter: 25 americans killed. there were 17 still accounted for as of this morning. that number could continue to rise. it's a somber reality that the death toll is still going up. interest whag you heard there. no daylight between them. one thing i know we all heard there echoed was when they described the actual attack itself, they both talked about young people being burned alive. they used those words. they talked about parents being executed in front of their children and children in front of their parents. it was very clear those words were -- they had agreed to that. that was very clear. there was no daylight between them. i will say one thing. in that vain, secretary blinken could n

need a long military campaign, on this, the prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu emphasized to the president of the united states joe biden during a telephone conversation, and assured that israel will definitely win here, in in turn, president biden assured that the united states supports israel and its right to self-defense, and promised to support country, then details. at the moment of tragedy, i want to tell them and the whole world and the terrorists. the united states is with israel, we will never leave them. we. making sure they get the help their citizens need and they can continue to protect themselves. the world saw terrible pictures, thousands of rockets fell on israeli cities within a few hours. let me put this as clearly as possible. now is not the time for anyone to attack israel for their own gain. let's talk more about this topic with dmytro levsem, is a political scientist between. a populist, he is already in touch with us. mr. dmitry, we congratulate you. our congratulations. greetings, good night. so, about the help from the united states and the long campaign that israel needs. what will it

united states. >> reporter: prime minister benjamin netanyahu declaring the country is at war, telling israelis wee only begun to strike at hamas. reservists amassing in the south, moving towards gaza. a ground invasion could be imminent. we're starting to see large-scale movements of the israeli military throughout this area in the south now. these are armored personnel carriers, essentially heading up towards the front line. we're seeing a lot of men, a lot of munitions. and a lot of movement. this is starting to look really like a country at war. fighter jets striking over 1500 targets in gaza today, explosions lighting up the night sky. >> the people that may end up being hurt the most are the palestinian people because of hamas actions, they're going to be the ones to pay a very, very dire price. >> reporter: two million palestinians reside in gaza, where at least 680 are dead, according to gaza's health ministry. the parents on both sides of the border, the grief overwhelming. a father carrying his dead daughter in his arms. a mother crying out for a missing loved one. this woman losing her

when i spoke with prime minister benjamin netanyahu this morning, i told him that the united states standsisrael in the face of these terrorist attacks. they will try to unite the congress paralyzed without a speaker around israel; it is reported that the administration will try to push through military aid to ukraine and israel through one request. however, before any decisions, congress still has to decide on a new speaker, and this choice does not promise a quiet life on the capital’s hill. and at this time. the white house loses its authority. media reports indicate that the biden administration has failed to call on arab countries to condemn hamas' actions. according to journalists, secretary of state blinken held negotiations with the heads of the mid-arab countries, but to no avail. experts started talking about the complete loss of the united states, any trust in the region, and from all sides of the conflict, doubts about biden’s real readiness support israel. everyone in the world now understands the real problem. it is concluded. between the usa and israel, which gave the breach

protests repercussions could be very detrimental to united states civilians in the united states. itself meanwhile, and as well appointments to benjamin netanyahu opposition lead up any guns on the is where the defense minister and you of cologne's have agreed to form an emergency governments. the union will not produce any legal measures which are not directly related to the ongoing escalation the conference as well as coming on to intensify from us. the idea reported sirens in the city of ash, cologne, and the optimal so you won't get to touch those calls on fine and building windows is jotted. so let's discuss the situation further now and cost live to low. i also raise expos on is really assess many thanks for joining the program. it's good to see you this evening. so 1st of all, i'd like to ask, what's your assessment of the escalating situation between our mazda and as well? oh, my personal assessment is that there was a truce between how much and israel this truce was based by him, us viciously, horribly of with terrorist um um with a terrorist um invasion of the land of israel on the 7th of october. what's happened and said that the boo

and that -- there is really no daylight between the united states and these really government. but israel does, and benjamin netanyahuure he is hugging the united states and validating his efforts. but he has to be careful. because if he goes too far, he is going to face some response back. and i think president biden has publicly and privately communicated that there needs to be a component that has the commensurate needs of the palestinians right. now >> to that point, what do you think that breaking point is? obviously, publicly, we are probably not going to see, it right? the reporting now -- it is a lot of reporting here, at least certainly in the u.s. media, about the administration's private discussions with israel. trying to help them crystalize how this operation plays out. i agree with you. nobody disagrees, what israel and americas objective and intentions are here. >> yeah. >> but where do you think that breaking point comes, where there is going to be a public statement of graver concerned that what we have heard so far? >> so, ayman, past this prologue, in a couple of years ago, when there is a major fl

united states of america, by the way, the secretary of state of the united states of america, anthony blinken was in israel last week, he met with the prime minister of this country, benjamin netanyahuwent to saudi arabia, last night, in fact, even this morning, he met with crown prince, saudi. arabia, and again, according to information, he is to return to israel for the second time today in order to meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu for the second time, as well as leading politicians of this country, so, as you can see, a lot of everything is happening there, by the way, and the president of the united states of america, joe biden, may come to israel on the 18th or 19th, so we'll see, right now we don't have our guest that i've already introduced, we're waiting for him to come on, let's go to a short commercial break , we'll meet again in a few minutes, there are 20% discounts on dolgit cream at pharmacies, psyllium, ban and oshkad, there are discounts on perfect... 15% at psyllium, bam and oshkad pharmacies. there are discounts on zest of 50% for any second package with a check at podorozhnyk, bam and oskad pharmacies. espresso is the september leader among ukrainian in

world, the united states of america, by the way, united states secretary of state of america, anthony blinken was in israel last week, met with the prime minister of that country, benjamin netanyahuhe then went to saudi arabia last night, in fact, even this morning, today he met with the crown prince, of saudi arabia, and again according to information he has to return today for the second time to israel in order to meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu for the second time, as well as with the leading politicians of this country, so as you can see, a lot of everything is happening there, by the way the president of the united states of america, joe biden, may come to israel on the 18th or 19th . so we'll see. now our guest, whom i have already introduced, is not there yet, we are waiting for him to be included. let's go to a short commercial break, see you again in a few minutes. the roof is a project about the feeling of home, about our roots, about identity, it was built by a child, my great-great-grandparents behind us, the house, about what old ukrainian architecture brings to us today, good architecture is not necessarily made with the participation of an architect. ch

support during meetings with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and is war cabinet. >> as long as the united states stands, we will stand forever, we will not let you be alone. will make sure we have what you need to protect your people to defend your nation. >> reporter: the presidents trip to israel comes just hours after a massive explosion at a gaza hospital, both sides are blaming each other for the attack that left hundreds of palestinians dead. >> based on the information we have seen today it appears the result of an errant rocket fired by a terrorist group in gaza. >> reporter: many of the injured were brought to a nearby hospital, already overwhelmed with patients. >> they tried to find a safe place and shelter. they have been attacked by a barbaric bombardment. >> reporter: despite u.s. support, international pressure is mounting on the israelis to scale back their blistering attacks , as the death toll in gaza climbs past 3000. with 1400 israel is dead, and hamas still holding about 200 hostages, including women and children, netanyahu remains defiant. >> civilization will prevail. for