he never did that, to his enormous discredit. >> (chanting): bibi! bibi!eers and applause) >> narrator: then, a month later, at the end of a rally of his own, yitzhak rabin was gunned down. (gunshots) (shouting, screaming) the assassin-- a right-wing israeli jew... >> one lone gunman was taken. >> narrator: yigal amir. >> truly shocking news from the middle east tonight. israel's prime minister yitzhak rabin has been assassinated. >> evening spent dreaming of peace turns into a national nightmare. >> narrator: outside the hospital, the crowd began to chant "bibi is a murderer." (shouting) >> (chanting): bibi is a murderer! >> from tel aviv, where this evening there is... >> narrator: the sign says, "bibi, rabin's blood is on your hands." (shouting) >> an assassin has taken yet another world leader away from us. it was just after the biggest peace rally in tel aviv... >> narrator: rabin's widow blamed netanyahu for contributing to her husband's death... >> the assassination of yitzhak rabin has also produced shock in the palestinian community. >> narrator:

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

bibi gul's mourning for the martyrdom of president bibi glen is from a derelict village in bazaft kohrang, who asked him to solve his housing problem during the first visit of martyr ebrahim raisi to chahar nalah bakhtiari. with a bad oar , we made our way. you did it right, now the people are very upset and in the style of losing their loved ones, together with other women of the village , they are lamenting the martyr of the president. . he met the republic there. in labet, one of the most difficult villages in zakros, now after two years, the people of the village are talking about the souvenirs of the president's trip. a trip. the president, who was the hope of the oppressed , is no more, but the seed of hope and service. i planted it here . good call, bazfat tv news agency of chaharmahal bakhtiari province. allah is the greatest. i testify that there is no god but allah . i testify that there is no god but allah. i testify that muhammad is the messenger of god. i testify that muhammad is the messenger of god. god bless god, god is great, there is no god but god, there is no god but g

bibi gol's mourning for the martyrdom of the president. bibi gol is an old woman from a neglected village in bazfat kohrang, who during the first visit of martyr ayatollah ebrahim raisi to chaharmahal bakhtiari asked him to solve her housing problem. with a special order, the president allocated a special credit not only for him but also for the residents , and in a short period of time, the problem of housing and communication in this village was solved. in the style of losing family loved ones along with other women of the village in the description of martyr khomor noha. now, after two years, the people of the village say, from the souvenirs of the president's trip, the school principal's jackets , two simon servants, our road, oswal nabi, oswal tabi , lule abon had a problem, or we are mourning the pain of gray hair and the pain of all those wearing black. boss the president is very kind to the world, imam reza is paying attention , i hope to god almighty, but we are sitting next to hossein, the martyr of the president, who was the hop

with refna shahid bibi gol goes to the road where he met the president for the first time. d ta simon vande jadem school, asal nabi s. we had a problem with the water pipe for the past year. the water will be fixed . we are mourning the pain of all those wearing black. the president, who was the hope of the oppressed , is no more, but he has planted the seeds of hope and service here. good call, sed and sima news agency, bazaft , chaharmahal bakhtiari province, kargil, india, people honored the memory of ayatollah martyr raisi. commemoration of martyrs of service in the city of kargil in the northwest of india. confirmed south africa about stopping the zionist regime's attack on rafah. in addition , the international court of justice has announced that israel should open the rifa crossing for humanitarian aid to enter the gaza strip. nawaf salam , the head of the international court of justice, said: the court's decision emphasized the need for the investigation or fact -finding committee to access the documents about the accusation of genocide in gaza . it is necessary to

>> i think that bibi netanyahu is a strong leader who is leading israel through extremely difficult timesoctober 7th was horrific and the crimes that hamas committed against the jewish people were absolutely awful, and that the united states of america should stand strong with our allies in the middle east. i'm proud to know the jewish people and their leaders over many, many years, and i think that what hamas is doing and the atrocities that were committed were horrific and we would never stand for the anti-semitism going on in the united states of america. what's happening on our college campuses is devastating and should be shut down immediately. i'm disappointed president biden didn't take action immediately to stop these crimes against the jewish people that have happened on our own college campuses here in the united states of america. should have never been allowed and should be stopped today. >> you don't agree with mr. trump's statement there. i want to ask you, again, about the book. i know you know this question is coming. because there's been such an enormous backlash about yo

i don't like bibi, to say the least. i don't think he's a war criminal.t's very easy to sit miles away and criticise what's happening. do we have a better alternative? i don't really care about what people are thinking about us. you can see that if we do care about what people think, so we should stop the war. no, we are here. we are israel. therefore, it's really important for us to have support and we don't get it. this woman, sheltering in a tent on the coast north of rafah, had little faith in the court's power to change her situation. translation: implement this on the ground. - they shouldn't say one thing and do something different. | today, they say they want to - stop the war, but the massacres are only increasing. the rafah offensive has blocked key aid routes through southern gaza. supplies brought in via a new us pier, quickly looted. the court today ordered israel to reopen the rafah crossing. gaza ns and israelis. new battle lines in this war driven by promises on both sides to protect civilians. lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. let's s

what is bibi netanyahu thinking? what is happening with hamas? what kind of deal has been put on the table? the leadership -- what is with the leadership in qatar? you see how i get all my questions out at once? give us the lay of the land and we can probe areas of interest. secretary blinken: first, let me say how wonderful it is to be here and to be with a truly remarkable group of people. i think there is a common denominator in this group. it is epitomized by john mccain, by mitt romney, but everyone in this room is for an engaged in america. everyone in this room believes that our engagement, our leadership matters, makes a difference, and thatand that coe important than it has ever been. that is what i am seeing and feeling around the world. now it may be that years from now people to pull -- come back here. internationalists and institutionalists but we are fighting to make sure that is not the case. no one has fought harder than the gentleman sitting to my right. i said i was going to say thank you for reading the lines that i wrote. but

recognize that commenting on israeli government policy is totally fine, standing against the government, bibi totally fine, but when you're out there protesting, i've been to the campus on the campuses, and it's one thing to be out there protesting for palestinian rights, for a palestinian state, great, you want to promote that and want to advocate for that but what's happening at these enchantments, the messages that point out or that focus on slogans like intifada which calls for violence against jewish people and israelis, when you're screening death decides, zionist out of here, it's no longer just an expression of a desire for freedom for people. it is an expression of hate and a expression for violence against a group specifically jewish people and for those who say it's just over some sinus and -- >> we will lead this and take you live to u.s. senate which is gathered back in. members continue work on a measure to reauthorize funding for the federal aviation administration for another five ye

ow what is bibi netanyahu thinking? what's happening with hamas?kind of a deal has been put on the table? what's, what is, the people and the leadership in qatar. see, i can get all my questions out. i mean, give us a full lay of the land, and then we can sort of probe areas of interest. >> mitt, thank you. and before trying to tackle that multi-part question, actually, it sounds like -- >> it's just the lay of the land. >> it sounds like the reporters in my pool, who manage to get in five questions for one. first, let me say how wonderful it is to be here and to be with a truly remarkable group of people. i think there's a common denominator in this room, and it's epitomized by john mccain, it's epitomized by mitt romney, but everyone in this room is for an engaged america. everyone in this room believes that our engagement, our leadership matters, makes a difference. and that commitment is more important than it's ever been. that's what i'm seeing and feeling around the world. now, it may be that years from now people come back here and look at t

i don't like bibi. to say the least. i don't think he's a war criminal.y to sit miles away and criticise what's happening. do we have a better alternative? i don't really care about what people are thinking about us. you can see that if we do care about what people think, so we should stop the war. no, we are here. we are israel. therefore, it's really important for us to have a support and we don't get it. the rafah offensive has blocked key aid routes through southern gaza. supplies brought in via a new us pier, quickly looted. the court today ordered israel to reopen the rafah crossing. two sides driven by promises to protect civilians, gaza ns and israelis. lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. back now to the election and a reminder of the breaking news. cabinet minister michael gove is to stand down at the election — he's been the mp for surrey heath for since 2005. he joins almost 120 members of parliament who are stepping down and not standing again. meanwhile the leaders of the main political parties have been back out on the campaign trail after

i don't like bibi, to say the least. i don't think he's a war criminal.ter alternative? i don't really care about what people are thinking about us. you can see that if we do care about what people think, so we should stop the war. no, we are here. we are israel. therefore, it's really important for us to have support and we don't get it. this woman, sheltering in a tent on the coast north of rafah, had little faith in the court's power to change her situation. translation: implement this on the ground. - they shouldn't say one thing and do something different. today, they say they want to stop the war, but the massacres are only increasing. the rafah offensive has blocked key aid routes through southern gaza. supplies brought in via a new us pier, quickly looted. the court today ordered israel to reopen the rafah crossing. new battle lines in this war driven by promises on both sides to protect civilians. lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. dominic casciani is here. the jurisdiction thejurisdiction of the jurisdiction of the court, can they enforce thi

i don't like bibi. to say the least. i don't think he's a war criminal.icise what's happening. do we have a better alternative? i don't really care about what people are thinking about us. you can see that if we do care about what people think, so we should stop the war. no, we are here. we are israel. therefore, it's really important for us to have a support and we don't get it. the rafah offensive has blocked key aid routes through southern gaza. supplies brought in via a new us pier, quickly looted. the court today ordered israel to reopen the rafah crossing. two sides driven by promises to protect civilians, gaza ns and israelis. lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. our home and legal correspondent dominic casciani has been following the court proceeding in the hague. what happens now? well, not a lot necessarily, because when you break this down it is complicated to see how it could be enforced. the court said israel should halt the offensive, because it may bring about the physical destruction of palestinians. the important word is may. keep the ra

bibi is restless. behbeh oroghi like this, in the way of love for the country, the story of the people, better serve the heart of the society. the road is not closed although there is a leader, his jealousy remains in our veins, men and women. he burned under the fire with the blood of ibrahim, a martyr, and sacrificed his life with the companions of our martyr javor. he is gone because his name hurts. hearts in souls , this hope that was breathed by the martyred president is flying for a moment, the song of the sacrifice of my homeland, the soil of iran, my shroud, o dariqa, became full. with the companions of our martyred president. hello, strange sunset, hello, dawn, departure, hello. goodbye to the moments of separation, o allah, burning someone here, this family saw a lot of fire, o people, on the afternoon of ashura. raise your right hand, call out, call out with intention, or zahra, the imam of the account, but i know another person as well the same way he called the heads of the fathers, the sa

netanyahu saying we're with you the other shand a sharp knife sticking in the back of bibi netanyahusrael people, quite frankly, for freedom-loving people around the world the same joe biden botched military operation getting out of afghanistan, for him to be telling netanyahu israelis how to deal with hamas is laughable also the same joe biden that in security kourns addition to make out osama bin laden obama all cabinet in situation room one person said don't do it that person was joe biden. this is the last person on earth israel needs to listen to glad netanyahu basically told biden pound sand buddy we are going in if we have to do it with finishing nails. maria: mike, face it there are doing it then have the nerve to go up to a podium say our support of israel is iranclad, droufrng people are stupid one sentence our shoro support ironclad they've been holdings back shipments of weapons. >> complete hypocrites every day, this is what is so frustrating, these are people talk about how bad it is to be a threat to democracy greatest flat to democracy the way weaponizing the justice

which i've worked very hard to make sure we have a relationship and help but i've made it clear to bibi and the war cabinet. they're not going to get our support. if in fact they go on these population centers were not walking away from israel's security, walking away from israel's ability to wage war in those areas. >> so it's not over your red line yet not yet, but it's we've we've held up the weapons we've had we've held up. >> that one shipment as an all shipments than design we hold that up. >> when to ask you one more thing. if i may. the images that people see out of gaza, a horrific the un's talking about some of these mass graves and the summary executions that there has been evidence of torture. the images of children it breaks anyone's hard to look at it. >> and obviously we've seen that frustration here in the on college campuses mr. president signs at college campuses, some say genocide. >> joe any of us have gone to those campuses. sometimes we hear that can do you hear the message of those young americans absolutely. >> i hear the message. look thanks first of all there's

so when i when i went over immediately after that happened i said to bibi, don't make the same mistake. we made dimeric we wanted to get bin laden and will help you get some more but we went into afghanistan to we owed made sense to go get bot model. made no sense to try and unify afghanistan made no sense in my view to engage in thinking that in iraq they have a nuclear weapon don't make the same mistake. focus in will help you focus on getting the bad guys. but we've got to think through what is happening after gaza. after this is over who, who's going to occupy gaza i've been working with arab states. i won't match them if they want to get them in trouble but five liters in the community, we're prepared to help rebuild gaza compared to help transition to a two-state solution to governance. well, to maintain the security and peace while they're working out of palestinian authority, it's real and not corrupt mr. president. thank you very much. i appreciate your time today. >> thank you next, we have more of our exclusive conversation with the president of the united states. >> he tell

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here too, bibi tayyaba is sad. a picture of hosseiniyeh amirchahmaq yaz, who created a memory in her mind with the presence of her guest. it was cold and it was very cold with clouds. i remember that once it was sunny and warm. although this mother has been waiting for her son's arrival for nearly 30 years, she seems to want to make a deal. even though the absence of his martyred president has made him restless, he is hopeful. really he was a servant of the people. they are waiting for a person who will lead the way of their martyred president. mohammad ali mirzaei, radio and television news agency. there are no publications here. we always tried to serve you with the latest methods. and today we are going to offer you 60% of your educational resources for free. only by sending the number 5 to the sms system 3008 55, you will receive 60% of your educational resources completely free. get 60% of gilna publications as a gift right now. by sending the number 5 to 308. ayatollah khamenei, supreme leader of the islamic

they literally named streets and settlements in israel after donald trump under bibi netanyahu.son to believe netanyahu has a preference for trump in this election. that's not a new dynamic. part what is so frustrating to me we continue to be surprised netanyahu would completely ignore the u.s. president, would kind of undermine the u.s. president. well, he's been doing this to democrats certainly as long as i've been around. the eight years that barack obama was president and now the nearly four years joe biden was president. democrats have to kind of get their minds around we like to project onto israel the kind of government we would like there to be in israel. we have the government that is, which is bibi netanyahu is beholden for his political survival to the most far right elements that has ever been in his coalition, and that's just the reality staring us in the face. >> the world as it is. ben rhodes, thank you for your time. that is our show for this evening. "way too early" with jonathan lemire is coming up next. >>> testimony wraps up in donald trump's criminal hush m

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the letter that bibi gol gave and arranged next to his school house and 37 of his neighbors, we went straight for four years i did. serving the people like baby gol, the common chapter of the narrative these days about president martyr estullah, go write your letter , state your issue nicely, be sure to know that god willing , it will be followed up, sit down sir, when can you wait, let's go down and see what the people say, we have come. alhamdulillah, thank god. we expected to see you , my eyes hurt. it was the first time that an official came here. may god bless you. you should come here for these problems. i have done my duty , god willing, with your help, thank you very much. all those who serve the people came here out of necessity. and the justice that they demanded from their president without stuttering, justice, justice , justice, my justice, a worker who i beat will come under kozal. god willing, we will remove these frames. president khadim al-reza is a martyr , like his conversation with the people of this region, just a few minutes before that last trip. he hosted the p

and bibi was completely forgotten.ucas from brazil, spain, ireland and norway. recognized the palestinian the state appears to be an extremely relevant political gesture, according to the artist. patrick chapat from switzerland. the israeli army reports. 3,300 killed, hamas not destroyed, hostages not freed. success - says the man who looks like netanyahu is still in power. scandalous burchard mohr from germany about the contradictions in the european union regarding palestine. it's called testing, israel and palestine are written on the corners of the house, the european union is written on the car itself. and today the government, despite its understandable in some sense even anti-semitic attitude certain countries to israel's policies, still, in my opinion, more could be done to. this is the decision of those countries that made it today, recognition will probably have little effect, the order of the international criminal court clearly hurt many, the names here are absolutely, absolutely irrelevant, it may or may n

to do it means to please muhammad bibi tayyaba even though faragh is the martyred president b.has appointed him, but he hopes that he is really a servant of the people, that is, whoever comes in their place , continue their path, they are happy, now, next to the photo of his martyred son, there is another photo . where is the absence of a loved one difficult for the mothers of the martyrs who lost their loved ones , but they are still waiting for a person who will lead the path of their martyred president , mohammad ali mirzaei, sda news agency. i am the mother of shahid mohammad rezai rezaei from hazar sangar amol city. you tell us about your martyrdom. he was very kind, he was very hardworking , he took care of young people. the last people he wanted to witness were some people who were homeless. if you think about it, i was homeless. he built a house . until you got to dad ina, he was very kind , he loved him a lot, believe me , i have been crying for him for a few days. but not much like this. may god have mercy on him and may his soul be happy the martyrs of karbala should

whom i have worked very hard to make sure we have a helping relationship, but i have made it clear to bibi war cabinet that they will not have our support if indeed to invade these populated areas, the invasion of the belogorod province was fine, but the fact that the american nato... in some czech republic there is already more than half of all the heavy equipment that was there, we have already ground in ukraine. if you look, the data there is from 50 to 23-22% of european participating countries. the poles are already directly saying: well, yes, there are our troops there, they are inventing in what functions, but they are there. that is, of course, this is a war with nato. and therefore, i think we need to act absolutely decisively. well, goodby, britain is not great at all, but very small, but apparently they will like it in the shortest possible time, learning to breathe under water, getting to know posedon means they won’t like it, and meanwhile our situation is completely different, look, yes, here we are now cabinet members are being confirmed government, you will pay attention to

the gate, and people with flags of spain, ireland and norway are carrying, apparently, hamas, and bibimpletely forgotten. tiaga lucas of brazil, spain, ireland and norway have recognized the palestinian state. apparently, an extremely relevant political gesture, according to the artist. patrick chapat from switzerland. the israeli army reports. hamas has not been destroyed, the hostages have not been released. success - says the man who looks like netanyahu is still in power. scandalous burchard mohr from germany about the contradictions in the european union regarding palestine. the drawing is called a test. israel and palestine are written on the corners of the house. on the car itself is the european union. and today the government, despite the understandable in some sense even anti-semitic attitude of certain countries towards the policies of israel, still, in my opinion , more could have been done to prevent this the decision of those countries that accepted recognition today will probably have little effect, but the order of the international criminal court clearly hurt many, the

. >> to your point, you have this sort of defiance, if you will, from bibi.bout israel standing alone. if we have to stand alone, we will stand alone. you can see some of the problem that the administration has with a leader who, despite everything that we see and everything that we know, and all of the pressures from forces within the middle east and certainly outside of the middle east, still has this defiance approach to finding a resolution. >> i do not disagree with that. let me be clear. president joe biden stands with israel. i stand with israel. i think everyone sitting around here stands with israel because we disagree with the strategy of the prime minister of israel, which we do not think will achieve legitimate objectives, does not mean we do not stand with israel. he is the one isolating his country. i think it is a shame. i mentioned that biden's advice, take the deal. there was a coalition of countries, can we remember this? it was only a few weeks ago where arab states, plus the united states, plus israel, plus france, plus the uk, plus others

the attempt to bypass it with this or that claim is simply detached from reality bibi has repeatedly said that he would continue the war until he achieves total victory, by which she presumably means either a surrender by hamas or its total eradication the biden administration has from early on in the war believed that bb strategy was flawed because there was no way to defeat hamas militarily without a political strategy to isolate it and offer an alternative that had some credibility and legitimacy that was why the biden administration wanted to begin discussions with the palestinian authority and a group of arab states like egypt and saudi arabia to make plans for reconstruction and governance in a non hamas gaza netanyahu has refused to consider any such plans bibi netanyahu refuses to talk about the post-war because he knows that his own post-war future is bleak many israelis continued to hold him responsible for the policies that led to the october 7 attack when new elections to be called, he would likely lose office, then face an ongoing prosecution, as well as potential inquir

the bibi netanyahu government real time.en got in bed with the islamic and leftists at the beginning of his administration. former obama people and people like the socialists from vermont, bernie sanders and now he has got his vietnam as bernie said. that's those are his. he can't pick a side strong enough lukewarm and therefore politically everyone saying we are done with you and his numbers continue to crater. >> ainsley: cory mills and house republicans drafting articles of impeachment and corey says the house has no choice but to impeach president quid pro-joe biden as vice president. biden was caught threatening to withhold funding and aid to ukraine unless they fired the attorney general investigating burisma this is just another case if you don't do think will withhold. withholding money from ukraine and now withholding weapons from israel. your response? >> absolutely new report coming from the state department very soon that will determine whether the state department officially thinks israel, israel is committing w

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now he refers to prime minister benjamin netanyahu by his nickname, bibi.e made it clear to bibi in the war cabinet, they're not going to get our support. if in fact, they go in these population centers, we're not walking away from israel's security. we're walking away. israel's ability to wage war in those areas. so it's not over your red line yet? not yet, but it's we've we've held up the weapons. now, you may recall then, president trump held up weapons to ukraine and got impeached for it. but there are differences. trump, according to a phone call transcript he published, wanted to trade those weapons for an investigation into biden. biden is withholding is under the auspices of the best interest of u.s. security, which is written into the supplemental passed by congress. nonetheless, speaker johnson and minority leader mcconnell have written a letter to the white house asking for more information about the weapons and when the hold on those weapons is expected to end. speaking of johnson, he easily overcame an attempt to throw him out of office by what

>>> president biden and israeli prime minister bibi netanyahu major making news from the middle east. hamas has accepted a cease-fire proposal from egypt and qatar. nbc's raf sanchez is following this for us. nbc's aaron gilchrist is reporting from the white house. raf, give us the outline of this. what do we know about this potential deal? >> reporter: chris, in just the last couple minutes hamas released a statement from the leader of its political wing, ismaih haniyeh who says they've agreed to a cease-fire proposal by qatar and egypt, a prossal that's been on the table for more than a week, a proposal that the u.s. has been urging hamas to take. our understanding of the most recent iteration of this proposal is that hamas would agree to the release of 33 hostages from the so-called humanitarian category. so that is women, it is children, it is the elderly, people with serious medical conditions. and in return, israel would agree to a 40-day cease-fire and the release of potentially thousands of palestinian prisoners. we should stress at this point all we have is this statement fro

skyler: i think you can absolutely critique israel's politics, you can critique bibi and his government do with my friends and my family. and that's not anti-semitic. it becomes anti-semitic when you start criticizing the state of israel's existence. sabrina: the sentiment that anti-zionism is not anti-semitism is far detached from reality, and it is used as -- it is these so-called moral high ground causes that are far removed from the history of the jewish people. stephanie: "zionism," "genocide," "from the river to the sea," these are among the terms fueling the conflict over the conflict, playing out across the country and most visibly, on college campuses. >> how many kids did you kill today? >> how many kids did you kill today? kenneth: each is in a political moment. each feels somewhat threatened. and each is staking out a maximalist position. stephanie: these differing viewpoints, though not new, have only intensified in the aftermath of hamas's october 7 terror attacks and israel's military response, says kenneth stern, the director of the bard center for the study of hate. ken

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 the 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 lst 169 people have died after a week of severe flooding in the country. the president has announced people will be asked to evacuate from w

you now have bibi netanyahu, who is a political survivor, but on a tight rope between, on one hand, hisseveral military men in the cabinet saying, the plan you have is bound to fail, and the right-wing extremists who bibi is in bed with politically, and how he is going to navigate this is anybody's guess. >> it's on full display it's failing. the idf has to go back to northern gaza because areas they thought they routed hamas, now, they're reconstituting. >> 100%. you can defeat hamas on monday, but if you don't have a substitute government, someone providing security, thousands of hamas fighters will survive and seep back into the population and take over society. the absence of a serious, viable plan for what comes after rafah is the major, glaring weakness in israeli strategy. >> national security adviser jake sullivan heading to israel in the coming days. israel said we won't go into rafah while he is in the region, but after that, all bets are off. richard haass, thank you. we'll talk to you again later on "morning joe." >>> thanks to all of you for getting up "way too early" with

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dear colonel bibi, the deputy of the country's road police, mr. colonel, greetings to you, please tell me how many side and main roads are blocked, and tell me about the latest traffic restrictions on the country's roads. in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful. the part khabari well, at present, most of the transportation axes are the main axes of traffic in the country. it is open only in kerman province, a main road from raver to dihok is blocked due to rain, 10 non-shararian roads are also blocked in the provinces where rain has been announced, and the colleagues of the road organization are reopening the road. well, considering that a large number of compatriots dear , we plan to travel to the pilgrimage and tourism provinces and the northern provinces of the country today. we can see the heavy traffic in most of the transportation axes , there are restrictions in the high traffic axes, especially the northern axes of the country. we predicted that from 93:00, chalot axis and tehran court north from marzan abad towards teh