put all this money in all this effort and firing rockets will left together there is no invasion in gaz for seven years we already declared several times modern ones this prime minister that we do except palestinian state but palestinians doesn't accept that our state is a jewish state and they don't want to provide the security that we need we need to be a jewish state homeland for jews a secure homeland for jews will left gaza we left gaza in yet we have terror from gaza so where do you want us to do not to use force back to influence them not to fire rockets unfortunately we have it unfortunately i repeat now we didn't target the building we targeted the antennas on the building and we didn't want to target the the journalists believe me and if you really want obese violence to stop please go to hamas and tell them to build a state or to build a school soon to build good life for their people in gaza believe me i will come and volunteer for that instead of firing rockets on us all our lives fire rockets we will respond as simple as that i do apologise for any hurt but again we didn't

that is one reason why israel feels it's calibrating carefully the attack on gaza.poised on th of gaz yachlt they're trying this pinpointed air attacks and also attacks from the sea. they resumed the policy of targeted assassinations against hamas leaders. they want very much to end the threat from gaza. but they also do not want a ground invasion partly because of the cost and also because they don't want to alienate egypt. so this is a very dachg us ange moment for this region. >> we know that they have great familiarity with attacks on two fronts. lebanon in the past and attacks from the south. again now with the new conflict that appears to be growing between israel and the golan heights and its border in syria. is there any concern that there may be new issues on the northern front as well? >> well, there is great concern. it doesn't seem too likely at the moment. as a matter of fact, by the way, a few minutes ago, maybe within the last hour, an israeli soldier there was a report, unconfirmed at the moment that israeli soldier was wounded from small arms fire across the golan hei

getting into gaza because these weapons then been fired on us and the thing can be imported into gather gaz and if it's not the weapon well any kind of material that can be created for weapons people get inside gaza from egypt how can you call a blockade the reason no blockade for anything which is not weapon so please stop the terror and the nobody will be hurt and when you asking us to condemn. what we can then we condemn it and we see a fairly when we heard civilians but i don't even know you condemning they fire rockets and our civilians we have to provide peace so our children stop firing in us who will be met by quiet simple as that ok i first of all i do condemn the killing of any civilians alex but when you're talking about there is no blockade and that you only don't allow things that are that could be construed as weapons i mean things like wheelchairs chocolate toys how can these things be considered weapons and then turn on reports from your own government so that you want to put palestinians on a diet to you know refrain from having a humanitarian crisis so when you hear things

that is one reason why israel feels it's calibrating carefully the attack on gaza.poised on th of gaz yachlt they're trying this pinpointed air attacks and also attacks from the sea. they resumed the policy of targeted assassinations against hamas leaders. they want very much to end the threat from gaza. but they also do not want a ground invasion partly because of the cost and also because they don't want to alienate egypt. so this is a very dachg us ange moment for this region. >> we know that they have great familiarity with attacks on two fronts. lebanon in the past and attacks from the south. again now with the new conflict that appears to be growing between israel and the golan heights and its border in syria. is there any concern that there may be new issues on the northern front as well? >> well, there is great concern. it doesn't seem too likely at the moment. as a matter of fact, by the way, a few minutes ago, maybe within the last hour, an israeli soldier there was a report, unconfirmed at the moment that israeli soldier was wounded from small arms fire across the golan hei

you have 840 people wounded including 225 children in gaz gaza.ple in israel hurt as well. including and then i believe we have a soldier that died today. clinton arrived today. israelis and the gazans say there is no deal yet. but the intensive efforts are underway. if they get some sort of a deal, or they can have a cease-fire, how long do you think it lasts before we have problem again? >> eric: maybe it doesn't last. maybe a cease-fire in name only. for me, this is a test. this isn't the palestinians who are angry at the israelis like they always are. this to me seems like the iranians. they want to see what happens when this goes. they want to see where not only a test for america where america's allegiance is. test for mohammed morsi in egypt. a test for the turks. the turkish prime minister came out and said israel is terrorist group, not hamas. so they are feeling this out. in my opinion, they are feeling out what would happen if it were israeli-iran and i think it's -- we should be concerned here. the middle east is not siding with the ri

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and "outfront" tonight, cease-fire. 142 people were killed in gaz why and five in israel, egypt helped negotiate a temporary truce which took effect at 9:00 at night in tel aviv. it was met with gunfire in the streets of gaza city. it is fragile. israeli defense forces say there are five rockets launched from gaza since the cease-fire went into effect. and prime minister benjamin netanyahu's statement was cautious. he said he was willing to give the egyptian cease-fire a chance before there is a need to use greater force. not exactly a ringing endorsement. here's the key thing, while the united states got involved with a visit from hillary clinton this deal was not brokered by the usa. >> this is a critical moment for the region. egypt's new government is assuming the responsibility and leadership that has long made this country a corner stone of regional stability and peace. >> seemingly unexpected leader was egypt's mohamed morsi, a man we've seen at rallies where egyptians chanted we are hamas. it's an impressive feat and the first time that israel has ever negotiated with an islami

visit of egyptian of the prime minister of egypt israel didn't try and didn't attack any target in gaz but a master is the target israeli civilians while the visit of the prime minister of egypt and i suggest you check the information because there it cannot be. people hurt while the visit of the prime minister of egypt because we didn't are you are also doing i'll certainly get mad when i show you any you are absolutely right according to the i.d.f. no airstrikes were carried out on the gaza strip juror during the visit of the egyptian prime minister although somehow two palestinians did manage to die the israeli army and the israeli government will do everything needed targeting terrorists only. to stop the firing of rockets on israeli cities don't because really schools is really children and if we will need some ground operation we definitely will consider. is vowing to keep fighting as long as the attacks continue let's have a quick listen here to the prime minister speaking just a little bit earlier please stand by. we will never forget the blood of our martyrs and the blood of o

visit of egyptian of the prime minister of egypt israel didn't try and didn't attack any target in gaz but a master is the target israeli civilians while the visit of the prime minister of egypt and i suggest you check the information because there it cannot be people hurt while the visit of the prime minister of egypt because we didn't also doing i'll certainly go out with any. you are absolutely right according to the i.d.f. no airstrikes were carried out on the gaza strip jur in the during the visit of the egyptian prime minister although somehow two palestinians did manage to die the israeli army in the israeli government will do everything needed targeting terrorists only terrorists to stop the firing of rockets on israeli cities don't because really schools israeli children and if we will need some ground operation we definitely will consider so. now the deputy leader of hamas ahmed it body who was assassinated by israel on wednesday had just received the draft of a permanent truce agreement with televisa that's according to a peace mediator who claims he helped to broker the dea

visit of egyptian of the prime minister of egypt israel didn't try and didn't attack any target in gaz but the master is the target israeli civilians while the visit of the prime minister of egypt and i suggest you check the information because there it cannot be people hurt while the visit of the prime minister of egypt because we didn't are you are also doing are certainly government will show you any. you are absolutely right according to the i.d.f. no airstrikes were carried out on the gaza strip during the during the visit of the egyptian prime minister although somehow two palestinians did manage to die the israeli army and the israeli government will do everything needed targeting terrorists only. to stop the firing of rockets from israeli cities don't really schools and israeli children and if we will need some ground operation we definitely will consider. reaction and insight now from dr alan been mia from the center for global affairs joining me live from new york. public opinion in israel tel aviv and jerusalem being targeted for the first time in decades more israeli civili

is negotiating with gazprom to supply russia's gaz to grid by twenty sixteen that's according to the british press british prime minister david cameron reportedly discussed the idea with president flood doomer putin when they met during the london olympics under the plan b pm gazprom would jointly build a pipeline from russia to the u.k. to discuss this and more details let's cross over to the business desk point katie pilbeam is on top of the story so t.v. camera. are seeming to be playing their own game of ping pong aren't they exactly we know that who said he went over to london for the olympics and apparently it's then is where these talks took place between cameron and putin to do with the north train going to britain we know that gas from fifty one percent of that house was a choice because that is all a legit at the moment who got inside information on the head of b.p. russia david p.t. has apparently said that the talks already in early stages to do is going to be done and dusted by the middle of next year and hussein has also expressed a desire for gas from to have twenty pe

remind you something we left gaza seven years ago seven years ago the reason no use really control on gaz of the reason no use really troops in gaza so why the people of gaza instead of firing rockets would. not build . schools and gardens in theaters and cinemas while they put all this money in all this effort on firing rockets will left to gather the reason no invasion in gaza for seven years we already declared several times modern ones this prime minister that we do except our syrian state but palestinians doesn't accept that our state is a jewish state and they don't want to provide the security that we need we need to be a jewish state homeland for jews a security homeland for jews will left gaza we left gaza in yet we have terror from gaza so where do you want us to do not to use force back to enforce them not to fire rockets unfortunately we have it unfortunately i repeat now we didn't target the building we targeted the antennas on the building and we didn't want to target the the journalists believe me and if you really want obese violence to stop please go to hamas and tell the

the prime minister of egypt israel didn't try and didn't attack any target in gaz but a master is the target israeli civilians while the visit of the prime minister of egypt and i suggest you check the information because there it cannot be. people hurt while the visit of the prime minister of egypt because we didn't know you are also doing also if. you are you're absolutely right according to the i.d.f. no airstrikes were carried out on the gaza strip during the during the visit of the egyptian prime minister although somehow two palestinians did manage to die the israeli early in the israeli government will do everything needed targeting terrorists only to earth to stop the firing of rockets israel is serious about these really schools and israeli children and if we will need some ground. with those who will consider so. gaza based documentary filmmaker an activist harry fear i spoke to a little earlier he says that gazans are ready to repel law if need be but this is a massacre according to god's image most of the gazan population to be aged eighteen seventy five percent youth unem

visit of egyptian of the prime minister of egypt israel didn't try and didn't attack any target in gaz but a master is the target israeli civilians while the visit of the prime minister of egypt and i suggest you check the information because there it cannot be. well the visit of the prime minister of egypt because we didn't also only are certainly going to show you. you know you absolutely right according to the i.d.f. no airstrikes were carried out on the gaza strip juror during the visit of the egyptian prime minister although somehow two palestinians did manage to die the israeli army in the israeli government will do everything needed targeting terrorists only. to stop the firing of rockets on israeli cities but is really schools is really children and if we will need some ground. who will consider. the assyrians are continuing to ask world leaders to help put a halt to their sort the u.s. remains firm in its backing away its real president obama spoke to israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu on friday to return rate his support and to go about it must see a editor of news ju

well there was you know we really have to look at the larger perspective of this recent conflict with gaz and the ceasefire process was under way before this operation began and as we had baskin on your program that we could go saying that israel decided it was not in their long term strategic interests to pursue a truce because they believed it would strengthen a mosque in some way so again i think israeli people are partly responsible for really torpedo torpedoing the peace process with the hamas in gaza oh i tend to if this was indeed hamas is always allies to war what they feign calling isn't any israeli reaction likely to make a central bank and a considerable and ultimately deadly. yeah but we have to also look at this from another perspective i mean gaza is probably the world's largest open prison with the most amount of people are densely populated area the poverty level is that strain so this would be the equivalent of the prison warden clamping down on a prison riot or something to this effect it's like shooting fish in a barrel so to call it a military conflict is it's really o

one palestinian civilian was killed and one thousand wounded by israeli gunfire on the border after gaz this trespassed on the buffer zone sporadic clashes followed with several incidents also taking place in the west bank meanwhile hamas is hailing the ceasefire as a victory and some analysts say the militants have every right to celebrate. the israeli side i think netanyahu and his government have lost and or or i would pretty much put them in the category of short term losers in this use fire if you just the whole thing sure that clearly how israel has no long term strategy in dealing with the power. of the guards and hamas by clinging so. hard to this of course your resistance of course. verging on. to be honest with you just before the. attacks were. popular it was pretty much it and now it's coming back again to the scene and. preventing. a ground invasion. pretty much defending at least that's what the public you know those things. really and my colleague kevin when interviewed a spokesman from the israeli prime minister's office. the government lost popular opinion over the outc

outcome of the conflict which sought so called a surgical israeli bombings killed killing dozens of gaz and civilians. you know definitely there are many people in israel the thing the prime minister should. get more and more get more of this operation go in ground operation because these people don't believe but hamas will really stop firing rockets and fortunately unfortunately people in israel cannot believe that the international community can . pressure and enforce the cease fire and that's why people are so kind of frustrated that the prime minister started. and i'd like to ask you about that say while you're on the line and interested party course in all this looking on some officials there said that israel is showing weakness by letting her master of the hook how concerned are you with terrans reaction well first of all i don't think israel was weak israel de while it is needed to stop the rockets we did you know very surgical attacks on terrorists and even now with the very surgical it that some terrorists we don't want to use force more than we need and that in every every cas

it reportedly includes an agreement to open all borders to the gaz strip, including with egypt. secretary of state hillary clinton says egypt has an important role in helping to maintain the peace. >> this is a critical moment for the region. egypt's new government is assuming the responsibility and leadership that has long made this country a cornerstone of regional stability and peace. >> more than 1 -- 150 palestinians and 5 israelis have die in the week-long conflict. now let's go back to greta and "on the record." go back to "on the record". >> greta: u.s. debt tops $16 trillion, largest foreign owner of our debt is china. now, early in the first term, the president says we can't keep just borrowing from china what will the president say in a second term? here is what experts expect to hear. >> it's a great power rival and competitor of the united states. and i think we may be on a collision course with china over the east china sea, which china claims and japan has claimed for a number of years and one problem here is that japanese are saying that the security treaty we ha

consl lat in ben gaz -- consulate in benghazi. former c.i.a.irector david petraeus is expected to testify before the senate intelligence committee friday. >>> neighbors tell us a woman watched as a prince george's county sheriff's deputy shot and killed her son last night. the officer was responding to a temporary protective order. while he was there, the man appeared from behind the mom with a gun in his hand and that's why the officer says they had to open fire. >>> president obama goes to staten island today to see firsthand sandy's aftermath and recovery efforts. he'll be accompanied by senator schumer, governor cuomo, mayor bloomberg and ralph reed. the time right now 16:54 -- is 6:54. >>> one final check of weather and traffic right after this. keep it here for 9news. (bell rings) hi. yes? you know those delicious granola bunches in honey bunches of oats? i love those. we've added more to every box. really? wow! honey bunches of oats. make your day bunches better. >>> one more thing before we go. promises of bipartisanship. we heard them

we were with forward operating reconnaissance patrol and very weary of taking fire behind gaz and very focused and somewhat tense and they also said they're ready to go in if they are asked to do so, randi. >> have more rockets been falling in southern israel since israel launched this air strike? >> certainly. there certainly have been. rockets falling into the area around other towns, as well, that are close to the gaza area. but, of course, we also saw yesterday that a rocket fell near jerusalem. also rockets targeted tel aviv, as well. i spent the night in the town, randi, and the people have been living with the rocket attacks for a long time. they are sort of used to them and have a routine and right now that escalated to a point that it is becoming difficult for them, as well. we were in a commercial district where normally on a friday night it would be bustling with people and the whole place was absolutely abandoned and maybe three other people there. it is something that is having a deep impact on public life. three people killed in their houses and the constant threat that i

could egypt be ready to intervene with israel gearing up for a gaz ground invasion? plus an american icon gets baked for go. hostess is shutting down. i'm going to do this wile i still can. that is good stuff. nothing ever tastes this good. so sad, at the same time. can we live without the twinkie? i'm stockpiling. the ceo is coming up. you never have too many twinkies. ♪ . melissa: so fighting between hamas and israel escalating to fever pitch today. hamas firing rockets at jerusalem for the first time with israel reportedly preparing for a ground offensive in gaza. in a disturbing twist egypt's leaders are getting behind hamas in the conflict. does this mean that egypt could join the fight? for insight we're joined by kt mcfarland, fox news security analyst. former deputy assistant secretary of defense. welcome to the show first of all. >> thank you. melissa: thanks so much for joining us. the development with egypt's prime minister is scary. visiting t gaza strip. voicing support for hamas. it seems like this is really escalating and taking a new turn. >> well the

the hamas military's leader in gaz gaza.ys, his blood will be a curse on israel's military and political leaders. that's the message they put up along with that one. there is another picture of him. on the idf twitter site, lots of posts. they keep coming, coming, coming. this is one of the pictures the idf has tweeted, a photo of israeli children around parents sleeping in a bomb shelter. this is one of the examples of the places in which people have developed the shelters because they've been living under the threat of rocket attacks for so long. also in the israel defense forces using a lot of youtube. we are seeing them put out lots of videos throughout the day. this is an example of one saying this is a recap of what happened on the fifth day of fighting. i want to show you a couple of videos that have been getting a lot of traction. a lot of people watch them on social media that take you inside. let's take the first one first. this takes you inside one of the sites today that was bombed in gaza. this is one the media

. >> gaz saturday gaza and afghanistan -- >> stop making the comparison. >> gaza is not afghanistan.rrorists are hiding, they are hiding behind kids. they are hiding within hospitals. that's a terrorist act. the people who are killing those kids are the hamas. it's the palestinians killing their own kids, let's be very clear about that. there is a right and wrong. terror is wrong. defending yourself is right. >> after decades of american companies moving jobs overseas, there is something that happened today that is absolutely incredible. and we are going to tell about you it. [ female announcer ] research suggests cell health plays a key role throughout our lives. one a day women's 50+ is a complete multivitamin designed for women's health concerns as we age. it has more of 7 antioxidants to support cell health. one a day 50+. and his new boss told him two things -- cook what you love, and save your money. joe doesn't know it yet, but he'll work his way up from busser to waiter to chef before opening a restaurant specializing in fish and game from the great northwest. he'll start inv

standard of living in gaz is probably higher than it is with the next door town.it's one sixth the density of new york city. there's a lot of myths going on around gaza. there are luxury hotels, there are rich people and a lot of poor people. when you start saying poverty is an excuse for terrorism and sending rockets, there are a lot poorer places than gaza. >> you're in contact with hamas, what in the end do they hope to achieve? they can't blow their way to victory here. they may win a few skirmishes, battles, but they're not going to win the war overtime, are they? >> hamas is an organization that won an election in 2006. and we didn't like it that they won the election, and they were undermined. we cut them off, that's where the beginning of the siege was. and israeli officials at the time, israeli government officials said our policy toward gaza is to put the palestinians on a diet. there's malnutrition in gaza, it's not open. you can talk about two luxury hotels that are there that serve three or four people, this is an impoverished part of the world that i

. >> greta: quickly, we will show you a live picture of gaz aalmost 6:00 a.m., terrible things happeninge all on pins and needles? >> it is pretty incredible. the israelis wanted to send a message to hamas, that they can pick off senior had mas leaders, the leaders of the militarization of hamas, over the past decade. they can pick off one leader after another after another and cripple the organization that way. that's what they intend to do. that's what they did. >> will it be a challenge for the obama administration, how to respond. the pictures coming in now, when have you civilians being hit, when you have israeli citizens being killed. it gets more and more difficult to say that this isn't an american problem. >> greta: the media's there and we hear the sirens and the shots, we hear the sirens in tel aviv. this is really -- that was a picture -- that's a picture of the video of the hamas chief getting killed in a car. >> reaction, democrat/republican -- u.s. stands with israel. we have to help them out. i think you are right, you can see a lot of that coming in the coming days with

. >> gaz saturday gaza and afghanistan -- >> stop making the comparison. >> gaza is not afghanistan.orists are hiding, they are hiding behind kids. they are hiding within hospitals. that's a terrorist act. the people who are killing those kids are the hamas. it's the palestinians killing their own kids, let's be very clear about that. there is a right and wrong. terror is wrong. defending yourself is right. >> after decades of american companies moving jobs overseas, there is something that happened today that is absolutely incredible. and we are going to tell about you it. if we want to improve our schools... ... what should we invest in? maybe new buildings? what about updated equipment? they can help, but recent research shows... ... nothing transforms schools like investing in advanced teacher education. let's build a strong foundation. let's invest in our teachers so they can inspire our students. let's solve this. he loves risk. but whether he's climbing everest, scuba diving the great barrier reef with sharks, or jumping into the market, he goes with people he trusts, which is

. >> the leafletting, which was supposedly telling gaz zans to get away from dangerous areas, resulted in people being displaced, people panicking, thinking there was going to be an invasion. can you speak to that and to the disproportion, disproportionate military might? we know that israel has been rocketed and the u.s. is standing with israel in this and that there is no excuse for rockets firing against civilians. clearly throughout israel. but the fact is, you have this densely populated area and people -- civilians dying because they are living, you know, side by side in the same buildings as hamas leaders that you take out? >> that is the fault of hamas. hamas has put its fighters in the very midst of a densely populated area because they not only have a military strategy of trying to kill the maximum number of israeli citizens, they have a media strategy. they want us to fire back at them and if we injure pll civilians or -- palestinian civilians or kill them tragically, they can use that sensationalize, put the pictures on the newspaper and delegitimize us and deny us the righ

the attacks could spark a ground operation in gaz. >>> bp agreed to a $4.5 billion settlement with thegovernment over the deadly 2010 gulf oil spill. >>> and hostess brands, the makers of twinkies and wonder bread, is expected to make an announcement tomorrow about its future. it said it would liquidate if striking employees didn't return to work today. i'm veronica de la cruz. now back to "hardball." >>> back to "hardball." we now know the identity of that fbi agent, that tampa socialite jill kelley reached out to after receiving suspicious e-mails harassing her earlier this year. e-mails the fbi tracked back to biographer paula broadwell. while frederick humphries, the guy's name who you can see there on the screen, he's a counterterrorism agent who worked in the case of the bomb plot at l.a.x. airport back in '99. and the man at the center of this scandal, david petraeus, is set to testify tomorrow morning before closed hearings -- before the house and senate intelligence committees regarding the attack on benghazi. this comes as the cia inspector general has begun investigating whe

. >> yeah, sandra fluke, she's the one who wants her orr gaz ms subsidized by taxpayer dollars. maybe if limbaugh had used the c-word to describe her as bill maher did of sarah palin, that would be okay -- >> sir, if you have a question -- >> the desirable countries chosen by you folks, that's very white of you. so my question is, so my question is, would you like to put into play, are we going to have some point in this which hillary clinton's advice is put into play, namely stop whining? >> everybody, everybody, please, please. if there's -- >> i have a really good question, i promise. >> sir, i'm sorry, we didn't hear a question here, so if there's someone who has a question, please. >> yes, i have a question. there's actually a way in which this conversation today very much mirrors a conversation that men have about these issues or about the issues that face our country that constantly make me feel as if i'm left out of this because i'm single. and all of this conversation is directed towards families and family values, and yet i believe the majority of women in the country

>> he said that they were celebrating in gaz a. he said here israel delivered what he called a massive blow against hamas and gaza, destroying much of the military infrastructure, destroying much of their long-range rockets. he said to the israeli people that he believed the truce is lasting for israel at this time. and those are the critical words, at this time. israel is looking with great skepticism at the cease-fire, waiting to see whether rockets resume, if not now, in weeks, months, and hopefully another round will not occur. but that's everybody's expectation. i want to say to what ayman was saying about the declaration of victory in gaza. the path for victory for hamas is very, very low, and the path for victory for israel is very, very high. israel has much higher demands, a complete stop to all rockets firing. >> interesting in the balance you point out there. let me ask you quickly, martin, with regard to getting those rockets, i mean, this iron dome, that did a heck of a job intercepting the rockets that were launched,

it never fails to amaze me, people who smoke, who drink alcohol, who drive gaz gusalers, even peopleunwrap a yodel. we need to bring back the distinction between mortal and venal sins but first let's bring back the hostess cup cake. >> osgood: some thoughts from our friend bill flannagan. now to bob scheiffer in washington for a look at what's ahead on face the nation. good morning, bob >> schieffer: good morning, charles. we're going to directly to the middle east this morning to get the latest on this situation again israel and gaza. we'll have all of it on "face the nation." >> osgood: thank you, bob scheiffer. we'll be watching. next we're here on sunday sun morning >> what's the mood you're trying for there? >> relaxed. elegance, i guess. >> osgood: rit a braver talks with actor richard gere. know that when it comes to your investment goals, northern trust uses award-winning expertise to lead you through an interactive investment process. adding precision to your portfolio construction by directly matching your assets and your risk preferences against your unique life goals. we

there is not one soldier in gaz a. there is not one israeli there. they have the option to turn it into the singapore of the middle-east. i hope that one day they doll that. right now, they have turned gaza into a launch pad of terror into israel. iran has taken over gaza and is attacking me and my kids and my family. we are going to defend ourselves. we have been here for thousands of years in this land. we intend to continue being here. there is only one aggressor and that's the iranian terror stemming out of the gaza strip. >> how is the iron dome working. we have heard that folks can see it in action, over tel aviv. what has been your experience? >> well, the iron dome is pretty remarkable. viseen dozens and dozens of missiles shot at us and you simply look into the sky and you see our counter-missiles intercept them midway and blow them up. it's a pretty remarkable technology. but i do want to emphasize at the end of day, we have fowin the battle on terror. it is not enough to intercept missiles midway. we have to hunt down the terrors -- terror

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in the same year, israel withdraws from all settlements in gaz in. hamas then wins big in the elections sending a ripple of worry around the world. since then, the back and forth continued with no definitive end to the conflict. let's be clear, this cribbed version of history doesn't begin to explore the complexity. in fact, i sort of picked and chose which moments of the timeline to highlight, which sa i controversial approach to the story of the middle east. even the starting point that i chose can be deemed controversial. others may begin at britain's involvement or in the 1917 balance for declaration. there are those that have gone all the way back to the biblical era. the very language that we use when talking about the middle east can be a mine field with certain words carrying hidden meanings, indicating sympathy for one side or the other. accurately and fairly and comprehend hence civilly selling the story of the middle east region is impossible in this setting. what i can tell you is what's going on right now. on wednesday, israeli defense f

. ♪ jenna: well, a growing firestorm over the men gaz season terror attack, and now we're learning thattary of state hillary clinton has agreed to appear before congress, a major development. we welcome you to the second hour of "happening now," i'm jenna lee. jon: and i'm jon scott in our washington studios today. three hearings to take place today on capitol hill, two behind closed doors, one in public. law lawmakers are looking to find out what went wrong on september 11th when heavily-armed terrorists overwhelmed the cox late in benghazi -- consulate in benghazi. the chairwoman of the house foreign affairs committee making it clear earlier that failures by the administration must not be repeated. >> the coordinated, preplanned and brazen attacks against the u.s. consulate in benghazi on september 11th was an outrage. also disgraceful is the sad parade of conflicting accounts of the attack that we have received from administration officials in the weeks and months since. jon: in addition to secretary clinton, we'll also be hearing from former cia director david petraeus, national sec