firas a wild card -- bibi netanyahu. firas maksad, a wild card -- bibi netanyahu.ksad, thank you for _ a wild card —— bibi netanyahu. firas maksad, thank you for coming on the programme. we are going to turn to gaza. israel says it's constructing a new direct land crossing into northern gaza, which will handle up to 50 aid trucks per day. idf spokesman daniel hagari said lessons were being implemented on how to better protect humanitarian agencies following what he called the "tragic" killing of seven aid workers in a misjudged israeli strike. us presidentjoe biden has been increasing pressure on the israeli government to do more to get aid to the people of gaza. melanie ward joins me now, ceo of medical aid for palestinians. thank you very much for coming on the programme. thank you very much for coming on the programme-— thank you very much for coming on . the programme._ what's the programme. good evening. what's our the programme. good evening. what's your assessment _ the programme. good evening. what's your assessment of _ the programme. good evening. what's

obviously he went there literally of bibi. but we have to sort of go back and if you're and if you're here or, you're watching this, then you already heard him tell us go my your story 30,000 times. and like that is so near and dear to him. but it matters to him that israel be protected that alliance matters a lot to what's going but he's also over the years started to care a lot more about the human rights stuff and the civilian casualties. so now we cannot deny, of course, there are political and political concerns with why the administration might be changing its tune has been changing its tune. you know, correlation isn't causation, but it's been close to the michigan stuff, right? so that's clearly a part of it. but he is affected by these images. and and it does seem i'm not trying to over psychoanalyze but throughout his career, the more he's gone through his career, the more he has seemed to care about the civilian issues. well, so one anecdote in your book that's gotten a lot of attention is that he reported to have t

what the president told bibi. >> absolutely right.e real issue for the administration moving forward is how much influence do you really have. you can talk about your relationships, but if you have no influence, you kind of wonder, well, where is this relationship based at least on where we are in 2024 versus, say, where we thought we were in 2020. howard: a quick one for both of you, half minute each, does the vivid image of people spending all night in bomb shelters make the house's delay as partisan warfare so to speak in providing military aid look like it's just out of step with modern war fare? griff first. >> on the political front it is fully engaged. and you're seeing the politics already playing out this morning with speaker johnson saying they're going to start first thing tomorrow, this week to put aid back on the house floor. but on the democrat side, you're seeing the lead editorial in "the new york times" says military aid to israel must -- cannot be unconditional. well, democrat senator john fetterman has been hammerin

also in anger that is visceral, almost, towards this administration continuing to have the back of bibi enforcing the american people's will, and if you look at public polling and opinion here, stateside, it is increasingly against biden and blinken, it is a sense that this duo has mishandled how we not only deal with israel, our greatest ally in the region as it's often been said, but how we have a direct hand in the perpetuation of truly innocence being targeted by idf, and i think what chefjose undress has embarked upon is so remarkable and well—known in the washington, dc region and beyond, and for world central kitchen to have to question and to have been targeted, of course the reports are not full and known, but i have been speaking with friends of mine who are veterans who have credible accounts that are saying that these people were targeted in a short, in a small place, and not only that, it feels like this is the beginning, not of the end, but of really a moment in which us leadership no longer matters to israel's leadership —— chefjose andres. bibi sort of doubling down, if

karen has protested for years against the man known here as bibi.ort him to stay? i don't see the relations between the two. he needs to go just for the fact that 250 people were kidnapped. he needs to go. it doesn't matter if he's bringing them back. the national unity that followed the hamas attacks is breaking down. six months on, israeli soldiers are still fighting an old enemy in gaza. but benjamin netanyahu is facing his own at home. lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. a russian court has extended the pre—trial detention of a russian—american journalist by another two months. alsu kurmasheva was charged in 2023 with failing to self—register as a foreign agent, and for spreading false information about moscow's armed forces. thejournalist worked for radio free europe in prague. a pakistani court has suspended a fourteen—yearjail sentence handed to the former prime minister, imran khan, and his wife, bushra bibi, for corruption. mr khan, who's been in prison since august, won't be relea

i'll talk about the state of the war, the fear of widening and bibi netanyahu's political future with a special guest, former prime minister naftali bennett also finland has been the new drill since world war ii, but russia's invasion of ukraine spurred it to join nato after all, it shares an 800 mile border with russia i will talk to the nordic nation's new president, alexander stub, who was in ukraine this week but first, here's my take reporters have been noticing something new about donald trump's campaign events. this time around they often resemble religious revival meetings. the new york times notes that way his rallies will once improvised and volatile. they're finale is now feel more planned, solemn, and infused with relief the gym the closing 15 minutes evokes an evangelical altar call filled with references to god trump is a shrewd reader of his supporters and is clearly seen what the data show. white evangelicals who make up about 14% of the population, made up about one-quarter of voters in the 2020 elections. and about three quarters of them voted for donald trump. even

even jordan, yes, everything seems to be interesting, yes, that means, well, all right, that means bibiidn’t understand you, and here bibi asked, who are you, i didn’t understand you, there may be a discrepancy there , so to speak, you can be rude to this, you set this, this. that this is already a problem it will be soon, yes, these are all problems, what is happening? well, the second day has passed since the strikes were carried out, and the first information begins to leak out about what actually happened there, under the downed iranian missiles on the territory of iraq, jordan, syria, it turns out that this is the second stage of iranian missiles, and no missiles, this is first, second, iran fell second. to drag iran into war, he did this repeatedly through hezbollah, but iran never fell for it. on january 3, they crossed another rubicon, and two suicide bombers brought explosive devices to a crowd of people who were going to commemorate general suleimani , who was killed by the americans 2 years ago. as a result of the investigation of the iranian special services , it would have

much of it american technology will is well, you think, take the win or does bibi need to, does bibi netanyahu need to do something in return? >> my suspicion is fareed that he will feel great pressure to do something in return. and the question is, can he calibrate that to be modest enough that we don't get into a cycle as you suggested, on the one hand, the iranians went into territory here they've never gone into before by doing a direct attack. they have basically gone all last step and no one will ever be able to stuff that back in the bottle. if the israelis debate in the future whether they could attack iran directly, they would probably cite this as the precedent on the other hand, it is the greatest ad for missile defense that we've ever seen in battle. i mean, here they were able to discriminate among 200 to 300 drones ballistic missiles, cruise missiles and have 99% success rate, at least from the early reports that's remarkable. and ten years ago would not have been the case and so the question is, could the israelis basically argue they have established deterrence? they'

karen has protested for years against the man known here as bibi.ages home, will you support him to stay? i don't see the relations between the two. - i he needs to go just for the factl that 250 people were kidnapped. he needs to go. it doesn't matter if he| is bringing them back. the national unity that followed the hamas attacks is breaking down. six months on, israeli soldiers are still fighting an old enemy in gaza. but benjamin netanyahu is facing his own at home. lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. let's speak to dr tanya haj—hassan, a paediatric intensive care doctor who was working in al aqsa hospital in gaza up until last week. thank you very much forjoining us today. wa nt to want to begin with what you know about al—shifa. has any part of the hospital been left to the state that could function? i don't think that's a question to ask at this point. the reality is this is being described by news networks, by israeli spokespeople is a precise operation. the reality experienced by myself has not been that at all. this is not a war against

karen has protested for years against the man known here as bibi.l you support him to stay? i don't see the relations between the two. he needs to go just for the fact that 250 people were kidnapped. he needs to go. it doesn't matter if he's bringing them back. the national unity that followed the hamas attacks is breaking down. six months on, israeli soldiers are still fighting an old enemy in gaza. but benjamin netanyahu is facing his own at home. lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. looking at other stories in the headlines. imran khan has been in prison since august and will not be released because he still faces other convictions. the corruption case relates to the selling of state gets when he was in power. a search is under way in south korea for two men who are allegedly helping a jurbert install dozens of spy cameras and voting stations. authorities believe the pair are there compasses of the social media influencer who was arrested last week. early voting in south korea selections is due to take place on friday and saturday. he did not me

karen has protested for years against the man known here as bibi.y? i don't see the relations between the two. he needs to go just for the fact that 250 people were kidnapped. he needs to go. it doesn't matter if he's bringing them back. the national unity that followed the hamas attacks is breaking down. six months on, israeli soldiers are still fighting an old enemy in gaza. but benjamin netanyahu is facing his own at home. lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. the first step to restore a sea route into the port of baltimore is under way, nearly a week after a ship collided with the francis scott key bridge, causing it to collapse and killing six people. it left one of the us�*s largest ports inaccessible to shipping. this is the current scene in baltimore. the white house says president biden will visit the site on friday, where he'll inspect the damage and speak with state and local officials. on monday, salvage crews removed the first section of the bridge, and the us coast guard opened a temporary channel to allow some vessels to pass through

karen has protested for years against the man known here as bibi.hu brings the hostages home, will you support him to stay? i don't see the relations between the two. he needs to go just for the fact that 250 people were kidnapped stop he needs to go. it doesn't matter if he is bringing them back. the national unity that followed the hamas attacks is breaking down. six months on, israeli soldiers are still fighting an old enemy in gaza. but benjamin netanyahu is facing his own at home. energy prices in england, wales and scotland have fallen to their lowest level for two years. the regulator's new price cap has come into force, meaning a household using a typical amount of energy will pay around £1,690 a year. that's a saving of more than £200. the cap sets the maximum amount suppliers can charge for each unit up of gas and electricity, but not the total bill, so if you use more, you'll pay more. here's kevin peachey. spring has arrived in the gardens of this east kent community centre, promising warmer months ahead. i love the daffodils. but locals

karen has protested for years against the man known here as bibi.the hostages home, will you support him to stay? i don't see the relations between the two. he needs to go just for the fact that 250 people were kidnapped. he needs to go. it doesn't matter if he's bringing them back. the national unity that followed the hamas attacks is breaking down. six months on, israeli soldiers are still fighting an old enemy in gaza. but benjamin netanyahu is facing his own at home. lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. let's rejoinjeremy in northern israel. the war continues in gaza, as israel seemingly targets iranian revolutionary guards commanders in syria. what could all this mean for the region do you think? well i think what has happened, it's clear israel has carried out this raid. it is a major escalation in this shadow war that has been going on in parallel with what has been happening in gaza. now, tonight, evenin happening in gaza. now, tonight, even in the time i had been standing here, there has been an awful lot of israeli military air activity.

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where are you using leverage to actually get bibi to change behavior? and i think the real question is what can, what can be done? i mean, is it arms, is it funds obviously it's not just with aid. so look, i think we're going to have to see over the coming months, the one thing i will tell you though internally with the groups that i'm working with, what we're seeing in the data is there is a conversation that can be had with these voters you have to acknowledge the anger they have to stop trying to push down that angle. people are angry. let them be angry however, what we're >> seeing is voters >> acknowledged trump is a bigger threat other issues that they care about, climate change, his rhetoric on immigration, talking about kids in cages again, and mass deportations. people have deep concerns about wonder they may go into the voting booth or not have that totality of all that you're talking about a lot of and we'd have to go out other we're out of time, but a lot of these elections as you guys both know, almost every for years are some intervening e

further cut off aid to israeli defense forces unity, accusations they committed human rights abuses bibio fight sanctions the administration chuck schumer got on the floor said we need new elections bibi netanyahu no longer services people of israel how much did empower protests tacking people pro-palestinian chants how much are they empowered by this rhetoric from this administration? >> a entirely powered not a vacuum, chuck schumer comments biden administration nancy pelosi, 40 other democrats on letter saying we need cut off all arms trafrz that includes iron dome knocking hamas rockets out of sky iranian rockets out of the sky doesn't happen in vacuum not saying don't go into rafah we need a second state out of people we immediatelyly have to labor spotty supports of terror they impair radical individuals at columbia university or places to think they have justification for jew hate supported by biden administration. >> of course, they do, this is sick. anti-israel protesters on college campuses look at new york city last night, columbia university stopping one of its professors fro

in exchange the fact that israeli troops will leave the gaza strip, yes, but it won’t either, which bibithat means, at the same time, that means we see that in israel... several thousand people have been mobilized there mainly air defense specialists, that is, they are preparing in full for a possible attack directly on israeli territory, but i assume that the iranians will not launch direct strikes on israeli territory, then why won’t they, well, because it will clearly be a big war in the middle east, the red lines are in iranian policy now means that we should under no circumstances interfere ourselves, unless, of course , it interferes on our territory, well , this is... an attitude, and there is, of course, in the leadership, which means iran, the security forces, including syria , people who are ready for such a war, in general, they have even partially - they have now pulled up their missiles, which means incoming batteries, that means the system of the islamic revolutionary corps, uh, that means a unit of disposable drones, that’s what i said rh2, which reaches hayva, and televis

bibi made a new promise, all the information of 1489 people announced by the housing foundation and 54 relief committees related to the flood of march will be uploaded in the new year if the system does not have any problems or outages. in the past, it has tripled and now houses have been damaged up to 95 million tomans damages are paid. the meteorological organization has predicted spring showers for parts of the northwest, the west, the southern slopes of alborz and the central zagros. but at this moment we are talking with meteorologist mr. zarrabi. hello, please. hello, i am serving you and dear viewers. from this morning, there will be spring showers in the sector. in the province of fars , there are areas in the province of sepidan, estehban , which are known for their beautiful cloud cover , and for tomorrow, we will be in parts of the northwest and west of the country, the slopes of the central zagros. in the southern parts of the southern slopes of alborz , we have rain, so tomorrow a new wave will enter our country, the conditions for spring rains will be fully prepared for m

maria: it is not self-defeating to have the commander in chief at the white house tell bibi netanyahu not to respond again? he actually on that phone call said you've got to win because you intercepted and allies intercepted the 300 drones so don't respond? on friday, the president said he was expecting iran to attack israel, quote, sooner rather than later, and he sent that message once again to iran, it's tnot the first time we heard it. it's the same m message they kep ignoring. >> what's your message to iran? >> don't. >> i have one word. don't. >> to any actor state or non-state trying to take advantage of this crisis to attack israel. don't. >> we have just one word. don't. maria: oh, god. give me a break. former secretary of state mike pompeo wrote this, so much for don't, when your secretary of state declares good moral ebbing veins between good and evil, you have bad guys wreaking destruction. your reaction. >> the word don't is not deterrence. we never want to see anybody take options off the table. you tell your enemy or adversary what you will or won't do. one of the reaso

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what are the politics of this on bibi netanyahu? >> reporter: the politics on bibi netanyahu are immensely complicated. because if you'll remember, before october 7th, there were massive protests on the streets of tel-aviv. they were shutting down the highways. they were shutting down the road to the airport. some demonstrations in jerusalem, as well, but almost all of it in tel-aviv and the tel-aviv area. after the war started, those protests went away because this country was on war footing. people didn't necessarily rally around netanyahu, but netanyahu formed this broader war cabinet which gave him a degree of cover. now, six months into it, those protests are starting to come back. they're starting to come back in large numbers. on the eve of this attack, 24 hours before iran launched the attack, there were tens of thousands of people on the streets of tel-aviv. they were expecting over 100,000 people protesting netanyahu. many of the protest leaders are members of the hostage family community. this protest movement against net

voters or what but i wish that you saw the kind of upset that president biden apparently showed to bibierday, i wish we would see that kind of strength when he's talking to xi jinping. we never do. he rolls over for xi jinping over and over again. the president spoke with the israeli pr prime minister yesterday. he warned that u.s. policy toward israel could change if the idf doesn't do more to improve the humanitarian situation they in gaza. a white house read of the call showed that president biden said the overall humanitarian situation is unacceptable. bbiden is calling for immediate cease fire. 40,000 democrats voted blank to protest biden's stance on the israeli war. he's picking a fight with bibi netanyahu in the middle of the fight of his life. >> it's the failed foreign policy on every aspect be. he's the weakest president we've ever had in foreign policy, the way he withdraw from afghanistan, i take of fence from that as an afghany veteran. people literally paid for by the united nations which is mostly the united states, helping hamas invade israel. we never talked about defu

seriously unfortunately and this is going to make it very difficult to get anybody in israel, not just bibi but the entire israeli public will turn on not just the europeans who will start putting out arrest warrants, but they will turn on washington and president biden. >> ok, we leave it there for the moment. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> an update on the former president donald trump's criminal trial in new york the former president was signed nine -- find $9,000 for repeatedly violating the court gag order. the judge warned donald trump that if he continues to ignore the court's ban on attacking witnesses, jurors, and court staff, he could face jail time. the former president is accused of trying to cover up a $130,000 hush money payment to the adult film actress stormy daniels over an alleged affair ahead of the 2016 election. he has pleaded not guilty to 34 counts of falsify business records and denies the affair. now to kenya where at least 169 people have died after a week of severe flooding in the country. the president has announced people will be asked to evacuate fr

prime minister as well as his war cabinet, as well as the cabinet, and the fact of the matter is that bibind i had a long discussion. he agreed to do several things that related to number one getting more aid of both food and medicine into gaza and reducing significantly the attempts, the civilian casualties in any action taken in the region, and thus far and that's tied to the hostages. there are a number of hostages that are being held by the -- by hamas and just yesterday when meeting with the vice president or the national security adviser before that, and our american hostages as well, and they know how committed we are and the whole team to getting their loved ones home. we're not going to stop until we do. the new proposal on the table of bill burns led the effort for us, we're grateful, now up to hamas, they need to move on the proposal, and as i said we get these hostages home where they belong. and the fact is that we're getting in somewhere in the last three days over 100 trucks. it's not enough, but needs to be more, and there's one more opening that has to take place in the no

and the fact of the matter is that bibi and i had a long discussion.agreed to do several things that related to number one, getting more aid both food and medicine into gaza. and reducing significantly the attempts -- the civilian casualties in any action taken in the region. and thus far, and we -- it's tied to the hostages. there are a number of hostages that are being held by hamas. and just yesterday we were meeting with the vice president and our national security adviser before that. and there are american hostages as well. they know how committed we are, the whole team, to getting their loved ones home. we're not going to stop until we do. the new proposal on the table, bill burns led the effort to -- for us, and we're grateful for his work. it's now up to hamas. they need to mauve on the proposal that's been made. as i said, we get these hostages home where they belong. but also bring back a six week ceasefire that we need now. and the fact is that we are getting in somewhere in the last three days over 100 trucks. it's not enough. need more. a

with israel, i've been very blunt and the fact of the matter is that bibi and i had a long discussion. he agreed to do several things that related to number one getting more aid, both food and medicine into gaza and reducing significantly the civilian casualties and that action taken in the region. and thus far and it's tie today the hostages. the fact is that we're getting in somewhere in the last three days over 100 trucks. that's not enough, but there needs to be more and there's one more opening that has to take place in the north. so we'll see what he does in terms of meeting the commitments he made. >> biden's new conference there alongside the prime minister of japan. we'll have more on that summit a little later in the show. the president also spoke about iran's threat to retaliate against israel in last week's deadly blast at a consulate in syria. take a listen. >> as i told prime minister netanyahu, our commitment to israel's security against these threats from iran and its proxies is iron clad. we say it again iron clad. we're going to do all we can to protect israel's secu

but, he's saying there's more to it than that, and there's more to it than bibi netanyahu's political future. yeah, i do think it's important. yeah. lindsey graham is saying yeah. >> and >> then you have the other man running for president or the man running to beat joe biden, donald trump, and i think if you have paid attention to donald trump and saw what he did in the mideast when he was president, you would think that he would say hey israel do whatever you need to do. >> he's not saying that. listen to what he told few huot just this morning >> what i said very plainly is get it over with and let's get back to peace and stop killing people. and that's a very simple statement. get it over with. they got to finish what they finished, its have to get it done, get it over with, and get it over with fast. they're losing the pr war. they're losing a big. but they've got to finish what they started and they got to finish it fast. and we have to get on with life i, mean i think this is a recognition both lindsey graham's comments about looking to the bigger picture and arab peace. and th

. >> you point out that bibi netanyahu does benefit when the war goes in another direction. do you believe that bibi netanyahu will try to keep this war going because it keeps him an office and keeps avoid certain political and maybe legal problems. he has all indications point to that conclusion. he has said publicly that he's going to continue with the war on gaza, despite advice, even from his biggest supporter, which is the united states, voices from europe, from the region. we're all saying, stop this war. let's create a political path that will address the root cause of the issue that we'll he got on t peace and security for palestinians and israelis unfortunately the israeli prime minister continues to win the war on gaza, endangering does not just the palestinians endangering the whole region and hurting the interests of israel itself because the war is going to have to end and the dust will settle. and once that happens, we're all going to have to grapple with the reality where we've lost 30 years of efforts to normalize the ideal piece. so this is the challenge and

the washington post newspaper called iran's operation amazing and bibi sy described it as beyond expectation. of course, several western countries, including the united states, which supported the zionist regime's attack on the iranian consulate in damascus , condemned iran. however, even united. the leaders of this regime, including the united states and england, asked tel aviv not to react to iran's attack. the spokesman of the occupying regime's army said that several european and regional countries helped this regime last night to counter iran's attacks, and despite these missiles, they hit the nabatim base . when they were seen in the sky, the eyes of millions of people followed them. birds that head many traps were laid in their way so that they could not reach their destination. from american bases in iraq and syria to the help of some arab countries in the region. against iran's attack from military capabilities in neighboring countries, in jordan and in the east, that is , our bases in iraq and even our facilities in syria, facilities in countries like the persian gulf area was used

he's been trying to steer bibi netanyahu's government into being, you know, more restrained in gaza to allow more humanitarian aid to come in to, to try to tell him to hold back response against, iran, but he's in a real bind here. it's both a national security bind, very real one, but also a political one. >> all right. you know, john, it's always great talking with you. we are out of time. so folks will have to tune in to you on the weekend to get the rest on what's going on with the ukraine foreign aid as well. right >> great. absolutely. and believe me, it's going to be a hell of a weekend. we've got big votes, in the in the house on saturday right before we come on the air, sunday morning. >> all right. see you then. thanks, john. all right. you think you can name your child anything? but california actually has limits. what many families are forced to leave out that's to what you can officially write on a birth certificate. currently, the law does not permit accent marks on official documents, not even when they're connected to cultural identities. but there's a new bill to try t

bibi, your time is up, we don't need you anymore. what i have been doing for the last 4 months. i politely ask mr. netanyahu to leave, we have run out of patience, this rally demonstrates that the israeli public has woken up, today it is clear that to win, to return the hostages, we need new leadership. meanwhile, the knesset, occupied by tents, dreams of holding out at least until the end of the week in order to go on a planned vacation. benjamin netanyahu himself, in his recent address to the israelis, convinced that he was doing everything possible to free the hostages and the military operation in rafah, where take cover. more than a million palestinians will certainly be realized, but given that even israel’s allies have repeatedly warned netanyahu against rash actions, perhaps the first political victim of this operation that has not even begun may be the israeli prime minister himself. edmund zhelbunov, polina timofeeva and andrey zubkevich, ntv television company. at the beginning of this year , car sales in russia doubled; c

bibi netanyahu, no, danny gans spoke, that is, the main one, as if the oppositionist in the war cabinetover, the man who visited washington, the main contender for the post of prime minister, of course, here opposition, that’s why, by the way, i think that hans said, and hans said, we need a coalition to fight, which means, accordingly, with iran, we will strike then and in such ways as we deem necessary. as if you understand, well, as if there is no place, well, there will be some sanctions, there will be some blows, but again, these blows are, as it were , called by the united states now, even the united states is calling for restraint, and this means that of course the situation is like this , tactically, of course, the byne administration has shown that it has won, but what is it using it for, it uses it so that, god forbid, war doesn’t break out there now, well, here, firstly, because it’s not really clear how it will end, let’s start with this, and secondly, of course, well, that’s all , this will be the end of the administration, even before that moment... it will be ready to giv

we’ll bury you all, you want left, right, right, left, biden can be indignant as much as he wants, bibinched that allegedly iran through oman, oman plays the role of a mediator, they always agree with the united states that, in principle, they may not interfere, but in exchange for israeli troops will leave the gaza strip, yes, at the same time, nothing will happen that bibi will not agree to, no, yes, that means, at the same time, that means we see that several thousand additional people have been mobilized in israel and. ..in the leadership, that is, iran, the security forces structures, including syria, people who are ready for such a war, in general, they have even partially, have now raised their missiles, which means the batteries are included, which means the islamic revolutionary guard corps is part of the system, which means a unit of disposable drones, this i said 2, which flies to haiva and tel aviv, but they will be looking for some opportunities in every possible way, or maybe they can hit kiev, how about asymmetrically hitting kiev, for example? no, that means i understand

jake tapper, we start start today with our worldly, the president of united states is calling and bibi might not like what he fears today, president biden spoke with israeli prime minister benjamin yeah, who for the first time since the israeli military killed seven international aid workers in gaza accidentally, the israelis say during israel's war against hamas for the october 7 terrorist attack. now the white house says biden told netanyahu the deaths of those seven innocent aid workers were quote unacceptable as is the president said current humanitarian crisis in gaza, where tens of thousands of innocent palestinians have been killed and wounded scores of others forced from their homes. the entire area on the brink of famine this afternoon, top biden administration officials warned if israel does not take concrete steps to fix these many problems, israel could face consequences from its number one ally, the united states what we want to see are some real changes on the israeli side and if we don't see changes from their side, they'll have to be changes from our side cnn's kayla ta

there's no negotiating with hamas unless you're bibi netanyahu.re a parent or a loved one of one of these dead hostages, you have to ask, why was bibi netanyahu giving cash to hamas through qatar three weeks before their loved one was kidnapped, raped, brutalized, and sent to the tunnels of gaza? why did bibi netanyahu turn a blind eye to the plans of october 7th for a year beforehand? why did he turn a blind eye to the fact he knew in 2018, along with donald trump, how hamas was getting their money? they did nothing, nothing. >> yeah. i mean, just to be clear, to reiterate, it was hamas that perpetrated the horrific attacks on october 7th. >> right. >> they alone are responsible for that carnage. at the same time, it is also true, and it appears to be that we are learning even more about this, and the international community has learned much more in the past six months, that some of the policies that bibi netanyahu's government has been carrying out, you know, may have strengthened hamas, including ignoring those reports. we should be asking thos

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it didn't work out for a variety of reasons, among them, bibi netanyahu's terrible leadership, a number of failed peace summits, we had a second intifada that broke out and the israelis imprisoned yasser arafat's headquarters in ramallah. he eventually became very sick and died. instead of yasser arafat, we got mahmoud abbas, who is now considered to be, in for a long time has been considered to be incapable of really serving the interests of palestinians or negotiating any kind of permanent peace. so there has to come a point in time when you stop labeling people and start being pragmatic and dealing with those who have the ability to make decisions that can be supported by their populations. but the united states, you know very well, especially since september 11, 2001, we have made an industry out of terrorism designations, sanctions, and it hasn't gotten us, it seems, any closer to a peaceful solution that we seek. so that is my editorial. please. >> thank you for a great program and a great panel. my question is, how effective is foreign policy in a presidential election? the avera

that it’s not necessary until november, no, no, no, it’s left, if you and i understand this, then bibiak, to escalate this tension so that what -i really don’t really understand how to get that from them. what else do they need to look at, well, there is where do you need a potion, i understand, there is money, zbroya, patriots, in the sense of patriots and a golden parachute, then in the end, yes, but netanyahu’s war. joe for the causal place, i don’t know what places joe’s grandfather is holding nitanyahu, but what he’s holding for sure cannot be any other way at all, so it’s possible to restrain netanyahu personally, the americans can, if that doesn’t work, there are other methods, yeah. well, all people are mortal, well, for some reason i’m artyom, and the stakes in this game are maximum, the stake in this game is the future of the united states and the democratic parties, how, because if the democrats lose now, the republicans will do to them what the democrats were going to do to the republicans, reset them to zero for a decade to ensure a single prump, about which we remember th

. >> what you see going on in israel is is outside trying to destroy the bibi government. there's a lot people from the left here in america, the trump. >> but there's one thing they can't accomplish. they're not able to destroy the unity the jewish people are in right now, whether it's bibi or somebody else. and everybody says, if we don't destroy hamas, we tried 2004, we tried to start another again two years later, two years later, two years later, and every two years there's another to look at that little map. >> you see a little tiny map. that was fort lauderdale for the jewish people. we took 20,000 jews out of their businesses. there was five star hotels there. it was the most it was gorgeous . and we decided, let's give these people a chance of peace. we left them. the businesses. we get a tiny piece of land. and guess what? they voted in for hamas and now it became a terrorist place. >> so we're not after the people. >> we got out to destroy the people. all they say is, do you see that little white line to the left in a big you see that america telling egypt that

so the message from the white house to bibi is take the win. you can declare victory because none of those drones and missiles really did much damage israel's defense systems worked. israel's allies rally to its support, the united states, jordan, france, britain helped to block and defend israel from the attack, declare victory, and move on. the trouble is that's not what israelis particularly those from the israeli, right? that's not what they want to hear. they want iran to be punished for an act of war. >> well, let me ask you about the performative aspect of it. i mean, obviously 99% of the drones and missiles were intercepted. the idf and iron dome, obviously all right, strong >> was this truly symbolic and performer or they >> can be actually had an opportunity or a chance to inflict some pain and damage. why engaged in a performative act? >> well, it is to shore degree of seriousness that israel, iran has not previously done. i mean, the fact that they were launched from iran is not a small thing. yes, it is performative, but it is also

and look, i know that there are people who say, why isn't he calling bibi netanyahu out? more aggressively, more powerful, more forcefully, wisely breaking with him because his view today has been that the way that you can get them to do anything is by working with them, not by arguing publicly against them, but i think we're approaching this point now. as kim said, in which the events on the ground have become so unmistakably contrary to american interests and values that this is reaching the point where you're going to see a more forceful, a more forceful response from it. >> and kim, i mean, it's it's every campaign stop. it's every official moment as well. and it's not just the united states, not in terms of an election. there is a growing global backlash and reaction to what's happening. and we're talking about netanyahu, but there's also reporting from new york times as maggie haberman tonight, that the former president donald trump, actually it comes into this mix. he spoke recently with saudi arabia's prince mohamed bin salman. the context, the conversation is unc