and it's not a humanitarian organization. hamas is a terrorist organization with a humanitarian face to it. basically hamas hijacked what's so-called palestinian calls to push their political and religious, most importantly ideological agendas. hamas does not care. if tomorrow israel comes to hamas and say we give you the 1967 borders, hamas is not going to agree for that. >> yeah. >> basically because they don't have political boundaries to their ideology. they want to destroy the state of israel. they want to destroy any country that does not believe in their ideology. >> yeah. when nancy pelosi, i mean, she's a former speaker of the house. i got to assume she reads the newspapers. she said, well, the qataris tell me they're a humanitarian organization. meanwhile they just fired 3,000 rockets into israel. they kidnapped three israeli students and slaughtered them. why do you think there are so many in this country that are reluctant to identify hamas for what they are, a radical terrorist group? radical islamic terrorist group? >

as for hamas, says a terror organization. they have fired thousands of rockets at our cities. they have dispatched scores of suicide bombers. members of hamas perpetrated this crime. they are a genocidal terror organization. they are calling for the killing of jews worldwide. they not only did not condemn the kidnapping as resident of boston, they praise the kidnapping and called for more. we know what hamas is all about. it has not changed and hamas has to be confronted. >> what kinds of options does israel have it might use going forward? >> i would leave it to the decision-makers with all due respect to the ambassador. we had security cabinet meetings. israel has a serious leader and he will take the action that he thinks are necessary to bring the perpetrators of this crime to justice and to do what is necessary to defend the israeli population. year-and-a-half ago israel had to engage in wider action in gaza. we did that because we were getting salvos of rockets, hundreds of rockets fired at our cities every couple of weeks and the prime minister had to draw line in the sa

is hamas a terrorist organization? >> the u.s. considers hamas a terrorist organization. >> do you consider -- i didn't ask what the united states thinks. i asked what you think. is can you hear? >> if you think that we are going to have any progress in this situation by simply yelling at me -- >> is -- i'll ask you -- let me ask you nicely. >> let me ask you, sir, a question. >> is hamas a terrorist organization? yes or no? >> let me ask you a question. >> you don't answer a question with a question. is hamas -- what part of this can't you get through your thick head? is hamas a terrorist organization? >> excuse me? >> yes or no? >> excuse me? >> yes or no? >> i already answered your question. >> you did not. >> well, this is the problem, yousef, is we cannot -- why is he asking you if it's a terrorist organization? because terrorist organizations use children as shields, launch rockets into civilian populations, start a war that victimizes the poor children that are being killed in this war. and just like when america has to go i

. >> hamas is a terror organization. sheaf fired thousands ofi5ícs rs at our cities. hey have scores of suicide bombers to blew up our cafes an. members of hamas has perpetrated a heinous crime. they are a genocidal organization. they callu " for the murder of jewsworldw. the leader of hamasthe murders,d they called for more kidnapping so we know what hamas is b it hasn't changed and hamas needs to be confronted. >> rose: also this evening shimon peres at a conversation p);york here on sunday. >> it was a conflict, and neither'9'3 them nor us],!ñ shod condemn our children to fight all their lives. so from our standpoint, we want to be a truly democratic state. it's inseparable beingox'u jewh and democratic state. >> dawn dermer and shimon prepares when we continue.w >> there's a saying around here: you stand behind what you say. around here, we don't make excuses, we make commitments. and when you can't live up to them, you own up and make it right. some people think the kind of accountability that thrives on so many streets in this country has gone missing in the pl

hamas is a terrorist organization in the eyes of the united states government. hamas should be a terrorist organization in the eyes of any decent person in the world. what did they do? they have as their goal, not a two-state solution but a one-state solution, they complete and utter destruction of the state of israel. if you don't believe me, check out their own charter. they have as their tactics using their own people and children as human shields to win a prop goon da war. -- propaganda war. when israeli children are killed, it breaks israel's heart. when palestinian children are killed,$é$édlrg decent palestint hamas seiz sees it as a victory. they literally try put women and children in harm's way to marginalize the ability of israel to defend itself against two things: irntion th things, e something new in this fievment 41 tunnels have been discovered 41 tunnels have been discovered 4100 tunnels from the gaza strip, into israel itself, and yesterday five israeli soldiers were killed by an attack that came from hamas fighters that penetrated israel through

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now, the israelis have accepted this cease-fire, but the hamas organization has yet to agree to it, ate last knowledge that i had. the problem is that the last -- the capacity to get humanitarian assistance in, in a six-hour time frame, and convince hamas to stop firing missiles, and see if this cease-fire can remain in tact is really the $64,000 question. the hamas organization rejected the egyptian-sponsored cease-fire proposal, which the israelis accepted, which resulted in more hostilities and humanitarian suffering over the last 48 hours. >> ambassador marc ginsberg and steve clemens, thank you both. >>> coming up, it is the tape police never really wanted anyone to see. a sting gone wrong, and when it was over, every suspect was dead, along with the police informant. we're going to show it to you. that's next. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many

. >> and in case you didn't hear hamas is a humanitarian organization according to nancy pelosi. >> wee to support the palestinians. we have to confer with the qataris who have told me over and over again that hamas is a humanitarian organization maybe they could use their influence to -- >> a humanitarian organization? eric, what humanitarian organization do you know that has missiles? >> i have no idea what either one of them are talking about. fwaz is too small so they have to put their missiles in schools. here's the question. how to you negotiate with someone whose only mission is to wipe israel off the map. you don't. that's the point. we should be behind israel to destroy hamas. completely wipe out hamas. dismantle them so they don't come back and do this again and again and again. hamas doesn't care about human life. they don't care about israelis lives. they don't care about palestinians lives. they don't care about american lives. they don't even care about their own life. let's stop listening to nancy pelosi, hillary clinton and john kerry who put them on the same level as t

been able to strike the masses rocket launching infrastructure and cause a vast damage to the hamas organization here so there are those in israel who say that israel's operation has basically been vastly successful and that israel if hamas would accept a cease fire now would actually be winning for itself in the medium to silence in terms of rocket fire being launched from gaza against israel civilian population in the south of the country we visited one of gaza's specialist hospitals that's one of five medical facilities to have been damaged in this week's worth of violence. after a week of fighting over two thousand two hundred sites have been targeted in gaza with missiles striking hundreds of homes as well as police stations civil administration buildings mosques and hospitals gaza's only rehabilitation hospital took direct hits its director general explained how it became a target in the morning we were hit with the first missiles from the. the warning signs for us leave this hospital would destroy a second missiles hitting within fifteen minutes of third one hit another fifteen minutes sa

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hamas promises to kill every ju in the entire world. >> it's a genocidal organization. extraordinary. this week american trained palestinian security forces on the west bank actually guarded a hamas demonstration. so american taxpayers are paying to guard them on the west bank. it's not a rational explanation. the obama administration is engaged in negotiations with israel, with other elements in the middle east, some of them are not very helpful. the qataris and turks certainly not. >> hang on a second. >> didn't he refer to bb as hitler and -- >> worse than hitler. >> isn't qatar financing hamas? aren't they giving them money to buy the munitions? >> they financed the rockets, the finance the tunnels, they basically finance this war. not helpful as i said before, not having them involved. but -- >> for the sake of my audience, let me try to put america in your shoes for a second. imagine in two thirds of the american people were spending time in bomb shelters in the last month. imagine that kids had underground bomb shelter playgrounds where the israeli children are no

the mediations at that time mohamed morsi was the member of the muslim brotherhood and the hamas organization. they're a brother to that organization, so they did get involved and it did get solved back then, but flared up now. egypt has not been as involved, not taking that lead role if you will. but we know that discussions are going on. and i think you're going to see pushing from the united states also obviously from the united nations, trying to get some kind of deal done so that civilians no longer have to suffer on either side. ana? >> just in the last hour we heard about the u.n. school that was bombed. fill us in. >> reporter: i was on the phone call along with other journalists along with lieutenant colonel peter lerner who was with the defense forces. they promised they were going to do an investigation. they have done so. let me read exactly what he said to reporters on the phone. he said, a single errant israeli mortar landed in the courtyard in that school. the footage they have shows the courtyard was empty at the time. it is extremely unlikely anybody was killed by that mortar

. >> but hamas is a terrorist organization. hamas initiated this. hamas is using palestinians as shields in this operation as they fire these rockets from schools and from hospitals and heavily populated areas. hamas is pushing the palestinians back in their homes because they want -- obviously they want the pr of dead bodies so that they can get world opinion on their side. what are you doing to prevent civilian casualties? which by the way is fairly unique to a wash situation, is it not? >> it is. and i think it's unprecedented particularly when your own homeland is being attacked. we've got two-thirds of our population in bomb shelters, and we are taking action that i'm not aware another country faced with a similar threat has ever taken. we drop fliers and we make phone calls and we send text messages. we do everything to keep their civilians out of harm's way. they do everything to keep their civilians in harm's way. that's the difference between us and them. and i don't know, sean, if there is another example of an organization or state, in th

doesn't talk to hamas because it regards it as a terrorist organization, but qatar has been talking to hamas, together with others, including the palestinian authority, right, palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas met with the leader of hamas in qatar. so i'm not exactly clear what, if anything, is going to emerge from this current diplomatic frenzy toward a cease-fire -- >> let's not forget, maybe the arab league can handle -- the egyptian, which egypt is the major, the most influential arab country, can make the mediation. qatar is very dangerous. qatar, like iran, is the main supporter of hamas. hamas is getting most of its rockets from iran and most of its financial aid from qatar. so this is a country that supports terrorism. not just against israel but against other terrorist groups in the middle east. if qatar, one day, will change its attitude against terrorism, then qatar will be more legitimized. but we cannot ignore the fact that qatar hosts the chief leader of this terrorist organization. qatar, like iran, iran is supplying hamas with rockets illegally, against u.n.

we are fighting hamas, the brutal terror organization committed to israel's the structure and -- israel's destruction. hamas has fired over 2500 rockets at israel. they have forced more than two thirds of our population, decrease the lead of 200 million americans, into bomb shelters. over 500 of those rockets that were fired at israel have landed in gaza. those are hamas and palestinian jihad rockets fired at israel that had landed in gaza. two of those rockets today landed in gaza's hospital. that may not be what they report in the media today but that is the truth. that is the truth. [applause] hamas has turned countless civilian sites into military sites. they are systematically using palestinians in gaza as human shields. hamas is fired from inside hospitals, used ambulances to ferry terrorists, stored rockets in you and schools and turned mosques into weapons depots. they have violated all the rules of war and all standards of human decency. as israel tries to get palestinian civilians out of harms way, hamas tries to keep them in harms way. toas holds the palestinians ignore the war

organization. you see, mr. speaker, if we want hamas to collapse, to collapse economically, to collapse politically, to collapse because of their nigses, we must designate the international muslim brotherhood a foreign terrorist organization because then you see it would cripple them with various economic sanctions and also those who are members of the international muslim brotherhood would no longer have the ability to be granted by the visas to come into the united states. this is the best action that the united states could take today to benefit our ally israel as they are being attacked by the u.s.-foreign terrorist organization, cut off the head, cut it off and then we will see hamas collapse. that is what we could do. president obama doesn't need the united states congress to pass this resolution. he doesn't need that. president obama, on his own this evening, could designate the international muslim brotherhood a foreign terrorist organization. and i call upon our president to do exactly that to help our ally israel. that would s

no country would stand for the hamas terror organization's rockets and tunnels. remember, these tunnels come three miles into the border, three miles under israel, one of them right outside an israeli kindergarten. that is hamas. and of course hamas' whole reason for being, for any of you that have read its charter, is to attack israel and attack jews. this nihilistic terror organization works to kill the maximum number of israeli innocents while using its own population as human shields. yes, that is a double war crime. since the last conflict, hamas has improved on all aspects of its operation, courtesy of iran, the same way iran supplied hezbollah, iran supplies hamas, and this could not have been done without the longer range missiles. the m-302's that iran has now transferred into the inventory of hamas so that jerusalem and tel aviv can be targets. earlier this month, my committee held a hearing exposing iran as the primary backer of hamas. through weapons, through funding, through missiles. imagine the increase in material support to hamas from iran if that

organizations. thesaid you went to see head of hamas several times. the u.s. rnment calls them a terrorist organization and will not communicate with them, they communicate through other countries. talk about your decision to meet with him, where you met with him, and the significance of your conversations. >> first of all, it should be noted that the u.s. has no such policy of meeting with terrorist organizations. has a policy of not meeting with hamas, that is different. we are happy to negotiate with the taliban, and they are happy to kill girls that go to school, and that did not prevent the united states from having negotiations with the taliban, so that's nonsense that we don't talk to terrorist organizations. we talk to enemies if we want to cease the slaughter and we are happy to do so if it reaches an agreement to do it. why should hamas be the exception? again, i find it dishonest. the only reason we do that is in response to the pressures from aipac and israel's position. the largest caucus in the --aeli knesset >> explained that in english. >> it me

indeed, the organization, hamas, this bad terrorist organization that has carried out these attacks andy in a four-hour hiatus to enable humanitarian supply, to enable the medical mission to go on on the ground, even as we speak now, i'm receiving more reports of more rockets being launched from gaza. every time we've stopped to facilitate the humanitarian needs of the palestinian people, this terrorist organization has regrouped and continued and increased their attacks against us. >> the other side told us that these cease-fires are a p.r. moves by israel because so many civilians are being killed. so they say they are not going to abide by these cease-fires any longer because they don't mean anything. >> they have not abided by any of the cease-fires that have been on the table since the last -- within the last three weeks, so when they are, you know, the egyptians suggest something, they say why don't we de-escalate when the united nations say let's have a cease-fire, when the red cross say let's hold a humanitarian hiatus for humanitarian needs, every time we've reached that juncti

hamas on what the qataris are telling her. why is she describing them as a humanitarian organization? >> hamas does do some humanitarian work. >> good for them. >> that's not their main purpose. >> tell it to the state department which says they're terrorists. >> wait a second. you have a terrorist group of hamas, but who do you think is providing the day to day food and everything for the people there. it's hamas running it, you can say that yes they are a terrorist group, but they do provide humanitarian -- >> i'm sure they are very kind about feeding their future soldiers, when i look at hamas' charter, article seven, it says the profit, prayer and peace be upon him. the time will not come until the muslims fight the jews and kill them. come on and kill him. i'm thinking they're not really so humanitarian as terrorists. >> well, again, they do provide, as did the muslim brotherhood, all of these groups do, provide -- they get the support of the people, and by the way, the israelis encourage the development of hamas back after they left, they were the ones who encouraged them to take

unfortunately the hamas, which is a terror organization, recognizes such by the european union and the american administration is keeping its civilians as a human shield. it's using the civilians in order to protect its interests. let me make clear, the money which hamas has gotten from the european union and other countries from qatar is being used to promote weapons. >> ambassador, if i may, let me jump in there. you mentioned the tunnels. we're talking about the tunnels used for transporting weapons, and to provide underground communications and travel for hamas rebels going into israel. we understand there are some 30 tunnels and they're sophisticated with 100 access points. i ask, ambassador, if israeli military can destroy all the tunnels, if they can find them, would that end the retaliation by the israeli military? >> there's a way of israeli army to protect the people. to make sure that the tunnels -- it's not enough to destroy the tunnels. we also center to destroy the weapons and mass weapons which hamas accumulated during all those years. they are accumulating the weapons a

not like a fringe group says hamas is a terrorist organization the state department. she's saying they're a humanitarian group. when asked do you agree? what went on interest there? >> it's shocking. i have no words for a serving politicians inability to articulate that hamas targets civilians for political purposes that is why it's designated not just by the united states, by canada, the eu, most freedom-loving countries they make it illegal to provide material support to hamas for those reasons the other thing pelosi said is that we had to look to qatar for advice on how to stop hamas killing. that is equivalent of saying we have to look for al qaeda for advice on how to stop the next september 11th. >> defenders say they're the ones hamas will listen to. >> they're the number one financial backers of hamas. and qatar is one of the great motherships of terror financing you have to look at chairitable resume to see what it thinks is humanitarian. funding al qaeda in iraq and west africa, both designated terrorist organizations. qatar funds the muslim brotherhood spiri

hamas under our law and policy. it is a designated foreign terrorist organization. between israel and hamas -- >> they're not doing that now? >> eswript has its contacts. whether it will play the same role as it has in previous rounds remains to be seen. >> who could broker a real cease fire between the israelis and the palestinians in gaza? >> what we have said to israel, the palestinian authority, to egypt is that secretary kerry and our team is available to work with all those parties. it may include others. >> does cutter have a good relationship with hamas? >> they have relations and secretary kerry is hoping and there are other countries, turkey perhaps, that has relationships. to get hamas to end the terrorist rocket fire against civilian population. >> secretary of state john kerry is in the region, in afghanistan as we speak right now. some are saying he should come here to talk to the israelis, the palestinian authority. president mahmoud abbas and get back involved in this process. you say? >> we are talking to them. >> but come over here directly. >> if t

as a direct threat which has banned activities of the hamas which many are happy to see the hamas organization military in gaza under extreme pressure. in this sense, israel and egypt are on the same page. they have a common enemy. there's a perception this time around egypt is basically not in any hurry to do any kind of deal that might be seen as favorable to hamas. that said as the mounting death toll is obviously of extreme concern here and the foreign ministry has issued a tough statement, that statement this morning which is a change in the language we've seen in the past few days. let me quote you. it condemns excessive military force leading to the deaths of innocent civilians and accuses israel of continuing policies of repression and collective punishment. we are seeing as the death toll is mounting, egypt is taking a tougher line. i don't think will there's expectation they're going to produce a cease fire immediately if at all. >> what about the supply lines that in the past hamas and palestinian militants relied on to get material to the strip. are those closed? >> they are. egypt

israel says hamas organized the killings and are intense filing recalls for a newly formed unified government between fatah and hamas to be ended. >> i think following this oh astros city, this brutal murder of two teenagers, it's incumbent that the palestinian authority break its alliance with hamas. the president leadership cannot say they are committed to peace and reconciliation and at the same time be in a political alliance with these terrorists, with these murderers of children. >> palestinian officials reject that, and say israel is using the killings as an excuse to into iten its grip on palestinian territory at that tuesday, settlers set up a post greer to protest the killings. >> we mourn and we cry, but we are not broken and design its response to arab terror. if they think that he can weaken us or scare us away from our homeland, the response has been and always will be building a new community to settle the land and to call for israeli sovereignty. >> calling the discovery of the bodies, israel bombed dozens of sites in the gaza strip. no casualties were reported. the israeli go

the authority allowed into their organization hamas, which is a terrorist organization. they plant weapons and store their weapons in u.n. schools. these are bad people. should we be giving money that has them in their fold? >> in a word, no. this would be the key example of where aid is way out of line. i think you have to be a little bit careful when trying to apply that to every situation arnold the world. there are places where our aid does increase the peace but no. in a situation where a terrorist organization has partnered with the authority, we should have cut off the dollars on the day it happened. >> what about the palestinian question? once again you have money being given to an organization that is -- that has in its midst, right in its midst, has partners, terrorists. >> speaking to officials in law enforcement, this is a tricky issue because of course you want to protect women and children with aid packages but when you give aid to terrorists in government they tend to just horde it for themselves treat those innocents as collateral damage. so you're right.

that's an interesting part because the government in cairo calls hamas a terrorist organization. as was part of the muslim brotherhood. interesting thing in this conflict is how hamas, for the future, if this is a stalemate in future conflicts how will they rearm themselves especially since right now we're seeing those tunnels they use destroyed by the egyptian military and far larger egyptian military presence on the border. be interesting to see how they can rebound after this conflict. >> a dangerous assignment for you. glad you're out safe and sound. ian lee reporting for us giving us a sense of what's going open situation here in the midwest isn't the only crisis the white house is dealing with. there are tons of hot spots around the world. we're going zone by zone when we come back. ♪ i voted for culture... ...with a 'k.' how are you? i voted for plausible deniability. i didn't kill her, david. and i voted for decisive military action. ♪ america, you cast your votes. now, go to xfinity on demand and select the people's hotlist to see this summer's top 100 shows and movies. i

canada designated hamas as a terrorist organization in 2002. it is clear that hamas is bent an the destruction of the state of israel that it has no interest in peace and that it bears responsibility for the further tragic loss of life. the scourge of terrorism must be wholly rejected by all peace-loving people around the world. we must never allow moral relativism to act as cover for the indiscriminate attacks on israel we have seen in recent weeks. failure by the international community to condemn these reprehensible actions would encourage these terrorists to continue their appalling actions. canada mourns the death and suffering of innocent civilians but the responsibility rests solely with hamas and its allies. we urge hamas to immediately cease these indiscriminate attacks. this is not a battle between the palestinian authority or the palestinian people and the state of israel. it is a conflict between a terrorist organization and the jewish state. canada's long believed that innocent palestinian people living in gaza deserve far better th

to -- our mission is to deal with this rocket threat and to strike strongly against hamas and this terrorist organizationlast week. we can calm things down. hamas, please calm things down on your side. what did they choose to do? they choose aggression. they chose to attack us. they chose in barrage of hundreds of rockets against our civilians. it's unacceptable. >> colonel, what can you tell us about this hamas beach attack or beach raid along the mediterranean in israel. we have video we are showing our viewers. >> indeed. the idf located four or five people coming out of the sea. seems they were swimming and they had weapons on them. our surveillance picked them up immediately, alerted the ground forces. and in a combined effort together with our air force, naval forces, and the infantry on the ground, took these terrorists out. i would say, that they came to the wrong beach party. these terrorists have no -- they should have stayed on their own side of the fence. they paid dearly for this. >> israeli cabinet, as you know, has mobilized 40,000 reservist, civilians called into active duty. does that me

the palestinian authority is in same government with this very murderous, radical terror organization called hamas. if he is looking for peace he has to split. he has to let go of the terror organization hamas. you know, he is paying them salaries. these murderers. the same murderers in jail right now are getting salaries from abu mazen. he is celebrating their terror attacks. he is working to release the murderers from jail. that is not a person who is looking for peace. that's a terrorist. eric: and finally, as both sides, it is getting even tenser with more attacks. what is your prediction how this will eventually play out? >> well, we're going to do whatever is necessary to restore quiet and security in our country. you know, first and foremost objective of a government is to secure its people and until that is reached, we'll continue acting. eric: naftali bennett, minister of the economy in israel, in tel aviv, a member the security council cabinet. thank you so much for joining us here on "happening now" today. >> thank you, eric. eric: absolutely. >> much more on that story as it continues

it was not sent to the palestinian side, nothing, not the palestinian organizations, not hamas. so it was released in the media and we don't talk about such issues in the media. this is the first point. so the till now we consider that there is no official egyptian initiative. there is official done by the united states and the mediators, the turks and the qataris. second point, what we have said from the first day is we did not start the attack. the israelis violated the cease-fire. they started attacking the palestinians. so the resistance movement reacted against that. we will did the reaction. so what we were asking for in the last eight, nine days that the israelis must stop their attack and must stop their attack against west bank which is not clear in the egyptian declared paper. i insist we did not receive that officially yet. they did mention the fact which was under huge collective punishments from four weeks to now. they have to mention now. the egyptians have to answer a big question. the prisoners exchange agreement was violated also by the israelis and 60% were rea