while hamas aimed thousands of rockets at our civilian populations of jews, arabs, and christians, the idf used its excellent intelligence, precise munitions, and procedures to strike directly at hamas military targets. our iron dome defense system saved hundreds of israeli lives, intercepting over 1400 rockets that were aimed at residential neighborhoods and hospitals. i would like to thank you, secretary austin, and the entire biden administration for supporting israel's right and duty to defend itself and assuring stability in our region. this moment of challenge also brings opportunity for change. it is now time for diplomatic acts which hopefully will prevent or delay another military campaign. the united states and other countries in our region will have a major role in ensuring the success of this process and in our meeting, with your permission, i'm going to present you the complete policy that will lead us there. iran continues to develop nuclear weapons and continues to arm militias throughout the middle east. let me be clear -- iran is first and foremost a global and regiona

abbas selling, devising a different narrative that does not involve hamas rockets.let's leave abbas, the increasingly obsolete and i suspect not much longer lasting palestinian leader out of the picture for the moment, because he is being rapidly overtaken by his own people who are seeking to overcome the fragmentation, political, geographic, and otherwise. it has been a hallmark of the oslo process. what palestinians are increasingly seeking to do is not relying on bilateral negotiations with israel where israel has the effect of veto over each and every palestinian right and it's limitation but seeking international pressure on israel to ensure israel is left with no choice but to respect and implement palestinian rights. it will be a difficult and lengthy process, but part of it, i think, is also going to depend on broadening international involvement in potential clemency besides the united states. it is unrealistic to think the united states will not be involved, but a situation where the united states is the only external party involved and has basically seup

and hamas launches rockets on innocent israelis because they share a common goal -- eradication of the jewish people in israel. it's that simple. hamas couldn't be more clear in their goals. their charter states, quote, there is no solution for the palestinian question except through jihad. there is no way out except by concentrating all powers and energies to face this nazi vicious invasion. nomination of peace or advancement for people. israel's defensive actions against a terror group that compares their people to nazis and is dedicated to their destruction are to be expected. self-defense and protection of citizens is a core responsibility of every country. hamas attacked innocent civilians fully, expecting them to be attacked in return. their plan was to purposely create civilian casualties. we must be unequivocal in support for our ally. the president and secretary of f state must remain strong in american support to israel and not lose sight of the true threat hamas backer, iran, poses to israel. the administration must abandon its attempts to return to the

whereas to israel supporters, he said he condemned hamas rocket attacks in the strongest possible terms. of the 2 versions of his campaign. emails came to light after the pro palestinian letter was sent to a pro. israel correspondent we spoke to ivan vulgar, a former libertarian party presidential candidate. he says, efforts to please both sides only undermine vote a trust. it's fairly common for people in american politics, unfortunately, to try to pander to both sides of one issue. it's well known that the israel palestine conflict is a contentious issue. and officially, the american government is supporting israel by taking american tax money and using it to either just give israel direct aid, military aid weapon support. you name it, the number of pro palestine and pro israel voters is much smaller than the number of people who just want to end for an aid entirely. when you play both sides offense, the way he did, you're going to basically seem like a pander, or you're going to seem like you don't have any moral principles any moral conviction. now this is not just a problem for one

now pose that any time any place anywhere in israel can now be hit regardless of the by hamas rockets. well, certainly the security and safety of the citizens is paramount. any prime minister . and i'm sure the both the israeli military defense forces are looking at all kinds of ways to, to increase the defensive nature of this military iron dome is obviously a huge success. it was built to protect citizens. but the end of the day, i think for any leader of any country, that's your priority, right, to defend your citizens and protect them and keep them safe. and certainly israel, the entire security apparatus as well. defense apparatus is focused 1st and foremost on safety and security of it. what does that mean? that the shake gera evictions are a price we're paying for israeli towns and cities to be hit by rockets that well grow isn't here. but you know that that's a court case that goes back decades and decades. and it would be for, i'm not familiar with the details of the court case. you know, all those things are certainly sense of even, you know, things like housing, demolitions

he sees rockets flying into israel that are not hamas rockets they are iranian rockets but why are webent on sitting down on the table with iran? >> it out trey, i try to look at the other side of the argument and make logic out of them. i can often understand the think of a different set of priorities. this when i cannot figure out. it's completely befuddling to me to it think for a moment the "new york times" as they would they did. remember iranians and russians are salivating at the chance of uplifting sanctions when your friends the gulf states of israel on one site and your adversaries the chinese and russians on the other. the logic just doesn't add up. i cannot lay out their case for them i do not understand it. trey: at the guy finished number one graduate's class in west point is having a hard time understanding the other side of the argument you notes i'm good have a hard time understanding some point source or another country. north korea when i was in the house the most closed off country we seem to know the least about, what is going on with north korea? should we be con

palestinian authority that's in bed with hamas and immediately began promising billions of dollars to the ayatollah of iran and all that led to launching terror attack. the rocketse in a very real sense paid for by joe biden and they were launched by joe biden because hamas and iran wanted to test biden to say what's he doing to do and unfortunately president biden failed that test. he did exactly what iran thought he would do which is undermine israel and attack prime minister and stand with the hamas terrorists. maria: real quick, senator, are the abraham accords in jeopardy or the consulates in jerusalem? senator: they have ordered employees at the state department do not say the words abraham accords. the abraham accords were historic and brought together parties that had been in conflict for decades. we should be celebrating those victories but the biden administration is so profoundly political and hate trump so much that they want to erase the abraham accords. the biden administration wants open consulate in jerusalem for palestinians and the entire purpose is to undermine israel's claim to jerusalem and elevate hamas and the palestinians which will produ

let's remind everyone, hamas is not only launching rockets into cities with the intent to kill civilianso has been shot at by terrorists hiding behind women and children, again, enough is enough so they can throw out whatever rhetoric they want but i am talking about the actions that i have personally seen and they shouldn't apologize for and we need to take a stand for. >> i want to circle back on that in just a second, you are looking to sense or not disturb at the squad, you made that very clear. nancy pelosi said, she offered a clarification, ilhan omar, she is okay with that, she says it's time to move on. why was it not good enough for you? >> because this isn't just a one-time incident. we have representative to leave comparing israel to apartheid, we have, again, the series of incidents is in 2019 that led to another sensor resolution i was voted on. this is a trend and why i think you are seeing my democratic colleagues of jewish-american backgrounds also saying enough is enough, it's time to speak out and it's time to stop this. >> as far as division within the democratic party

. >> the recently paused rocket and missile duel between israel and iran backed hamas another sign of ongoing threat to instability in the region and beyond. bret? bret: greg palkot in london. thank you. tomorrow author david all bret joins us to talk about iran pursuit of nuclear weapons. new info inside about iran's nuclear efforts currently. let's bring in our panel about foreign policy early morgan ortagus former state department spokesperson. mara liasson "national public radio" and bill mcgurn columnist for the "wall street journal." bill, let me start with you. this lab leak story continues to drip out and vanity fair piece was pretty definitive and admiral injury roar on our air saying he doesn't think tony fauci was telling the truth but not knowing about the origins and discounting that where are we with this story? >> i think we are just at the beginning. and unfortunately i think that we have given china time to destroy evidence and so forth. so we may never get a conclusive answer. look, what i have been reading through some of dr. fauci's emails and so forth. and some of

to help israel fend off hamas rocket attacks. it depleted much of their reserves now.mitment to israel. >> palestinians aren't going anywhere no matter how much money you send to israel's apartheid government. >> there was a bipartisan group encouraging the pentagon to give -- >> those who are squeaky the end to get more attention. so i think that's not actually representative of where the party is. >> lindsey graham tells israel it will get what it wants. >> i want to reassure my israeli colleagues that we are going to meet your defense needs. >> president biden's request calls for $3.8 billion for israel defense programs in his budget. it is unclear if some democrats will push a resolution to disapprove of additional arms sales. harris. >> harris: thank you very much. setting us up perfectly for my next guest. a part of the group of republican senators in israel touring the damage caused by the conflict. tennessee senator bill hagerty joins me now. the dynamic playing here at home after what occurred so far away. what is going on between democrats and republicans on

and that's when hamas fired its first rockets towardsjerusalem in years.ing. now, the march organisers asked for their procession to be reorganised as soon as a ceasefire with gaza took hold. that is happening now. this turned into the first big test for israel's new coalition government, a fragile coalition that's made up of left, centrist and far—right parties who may be sympathetic to those here. they didn't want to look weak, particularly in front of hamas, which had said this could be the fuse that could cause an explosion. yolande knell there. the furniture chain ikea has been found guilty of spying on its own staff. it was found to have set up an elaborate system to illegally snoop on hundreds of employees and job applicants over several years in france. courtney bembridge has this report. almost a decade after the scandal broke, ikea france has been fined $1.2 million and its former ceo given a two—year suspended prison sentence. the french arm of the business was found guilty of carrying out illegal surveillance on union organisers, employees, job

iron don't missile defense system after significant numbers of rounds were used to shoot down hamas rockets. should we expect this committee to see a request to replenish the iron don't and if not, why not quick. >> you will see a request vice chairman. i have had this conversation with the minister of defense. we were together about two weeks ago. we walked through the details of the requirements. we are working to flesh out those details. you will see a request in the future. >> thank you. >> thank you mr. chairman. secretary austin in general milley, as you mentioned the department of defense is focusing more on the indo pacific and china. as a californian i think we face a strategic environment and the united states has to be prepared to act in the region that's much closer to china then to the united states in many respects. we need to be smart. we need to have conversations and we need to be strong as well. one of the things that has concerned me i see a lot in the west of various countries having military meetings, interaction between various countries and i don't see that with respe

coverage, and what can the state department do , to provide for the truth of unprovoked rocket attacks on families, by hamas with iranian rockets? sec. blinken: thank you. the first thing i would say is in my position, one thing i do not do as politics. i will focus on the policy. i will leave it to others to do the politics. second, to the point you made about hamas. it is and it would be unacceptable for any country to have rockets rain down, on it, indiscriminately targeting civilians. and to not do something about it. as you know, we strongly supported israel's right to defend itself and its people against the indiscriminate rocket attacks. as a democracy, israel has an extra burden. to do everything it possibly can to avoid civilian casualties. i have to tell you i think we are all, irrespective of politics, we also cannot lose sight of the fact that lives were lost on both sides. in this most recent conflict. >> this would not have occurred if there hadn't been rocket attacks. this is not an accidental or incidental occurrence. the rocket attacks were the sole cause of the death of these children and

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but it had plenty of criticism for hamas indiscriminate strikes from rockets launched by hamas. she said, that's michelle bachelor constituted a clear violation of international humanitarian law. in other words, there is no defense in international law called resistance and you know, it, why pretend otherwise. ok, again we have, we come the you on interest the committee form after this meeting. so come to here, i'm going to get the deal. do you believe that they want a lot of work? a lot of media offices look much just a brief signs attacking of a militant do you believe that the house is above the heads of families while we are needing? that's what one mid night. it was a brief, 5 attacking $74.00 is called a lot of heads facilitated infrastructure. these are clear water grass. again, we are ready to receive any your, an investigation committed to the wrong and we ought to be. but there are those, and there is a uses there for it did. and by the way, we did a minute fence. this is what we can do, but that's way to has the most sophisticated weapons supported by the, you know, a

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there's been support by iran for hamas in terms of know-how, technology, rockets, all of that. our best assessment of the most recent violence perpetrated by hamas is most of these rockets are unfortunately indigenously produced by hamas. that does not excuse the relationship. the challenge is this. an iran with a nuclear weapon or the ability to produce one in very short order is an iran that's going to act with even greater impunity when it comes to support for proxies, terrorist groups like hamas, destabilizing activities in the region. without the agreement, iran is galloping forward. it's spinning more advanced centrifuges. the end result is the time that it would take for raw material for a nuclear weapon has gone down from a year or more to a matter of months. if this keeps going, it will eventually be a matter of weeks. that's going to make iran even more dangerous. nothing we would do in the nuclear agreement would remove our ability to go hard at iran and these other areas. >> i clarify this point. even under the jcpoa, iran did not comply. their intention has always b

. >> latest violence marked when hamas began firing rockets into israel. we reached out to san francisco's israeli consulates for a comment. we are still awaiting a response. >>> police and volunteers are papering san francisco with flyers as these search for a missing senior. 84-year-old jean chang has been missing from her richmond district home since may 28th. she is considered at risk due to her age, and health. the former san francisco official embroiled in a public corruption scandal will not face an attempted armed robbery charge as well. prosecutors say mohammed new rew was apparently kidding when he allegedly approached a fellow volunteer at the local food bank wednesday, and demanded his potato chips at knife point. a statement from the das office said imparts that there was no evidence that he actually tried to take the potato chips thick of this appears to have been an inappropriate and misguided attempt at humor. he resigned as public works director last year after federal prosecutors charged him with wire fraud that led to a large-scale inves

there has been support by iran for hamas in terms of know-how, technology, rockets, all that. r best assessment -- and i think the israelis share this -- of the most recent violence perpetrated by hamas's most of these rockets are unfortunately indigenously produced by hamas within gaza, not coming from the outside. some are, but most are not. that does not excuse the relationship. the challenge is this. iran with a nuclear weapon or the ability to produce one on short order as the result of being able to make the raw material is an iran that is going to act with greater impunity when it comes for -- comes to support for hamas and destabilizing activities. we have a strong interest in trying to put the nuclear problem back in the box. without the constraints of the agreement, iran is galloping forward, producing more material. stockpiles increased more than 10 times what was allowed under the agreement. it is spinning more advanced centrifuges, enriching 20% and even a little 60%. the time it would take iran to produce the material for a nuclear weapon has gone down from where

which controls the strip. israel's bombing campaign killed more than 200 palestinians, hamas 5 thousands of rockets into israel, killing at least 13 people kenneth walls. number 2 and i are mere soccer, has withdrawn from the french open fighting mental health concerns. the japanese style was fined and threatened with expulsion after she refused to talk to media following her 1st round match on sunday. a socket said she was pulling out because it was best for the tournament. the other place and her well being. while those are the headlines now it's back to witness the news. news. news. news. news. mm . the oh. wow. oh, i know, i know and there's a lot here in mama give it probably pieces soda. i'm going to get your medical done since then you know how to get or he give in to have the back. i got alma now let's let me, mo, due to mike in solo, mamma and so love him. it's morally, humans show low. that was the number you live in. a design digital or he is a legit unit in your long behead of him on the need. you know, how do you have more of a national bank account? or if you can sub in the, in, in th

if i could follow-up, hamas launched 4500 rockets over 11 days. at the same time, the administration kept engaging in indirect negotiations with iran. as you and i have discussed previously, i support reentry into the jcpoa for a stronger and longer deal. but can we ensure around will never get the nuclear weapon, and can we do in a national agreement? while talks have been ongoing, we are hearing troubling reports about the ongoing access to nuclear sites and uranium traces at three sites. i won't miss the opportunity to raise the resolution and get closure from uranium. your produce -- position has been compliance. you say this deal is longer and stronger, and some sanctions are losing the possibility of ever getting to longer and stronger. the from jcpoa reentry to an agreement -- at what point do we deal with nonnuclear issues? sec. blinken: thank you for . we are determined to bring resolution to that end bring home any detained american held hostage anywhere. with regard to the jcpoa, we are not at the stage of returning to compliance. we do

hamas fired thousands of rockets at israel. even the children are used to suffering. mom take some home. >> [speaking foreign language] reporter: she says the explosions were terrified. palestinian officials blame an israeli airstrike. israel says it did not carry out an attack there. for the family, it is a conflict they have no control over. >> [eaking foreign language] reporter: they face the task of another reconstruction. anywhere else in the world and these men would be builders, but here the work is clear and bomb sites. from this point, you get such a sense of the power involved in bringing this building down. people walk past, barely batting an eyelid. it's another toppled building. power is held by groups israel and the west see as terrorists. israel demands,. politics emerging gaza. a fragile truce is in negotiation. one group shows us it pes a threat. >> [speaking foreign language] reporter: you fire rockets. >> [speaking foreign language] reporter: the next morning it feels desperate. the catch terms in less than you paid for fuel. he says he will keep wo

that risks not only street clashes but hamas rocket attacks in retaliation.or "cbs this morning saturday," charlie d'agata, tel aviv. >>> a massachusetts lobsterman says he is lucky to survive an animal encounter in the open sea. he says it happened friday morning near provincetown on cape cod. tom hanson is here with the details. tom? what is all this talk about? a whale of a tale. >> reporter: yeah, quite a crazy story. michael packard has been making living for years diving for lobsters off the coast of cape cod. on friday for a few seconds, he says he almost became the prey when he ended up inside the jaws of a humpback whale. >> all of a sudden i just felt this huge bump, and everything went dark. and i could sense that i was moving. >> reporter: veteran lobster diver michael packard was hoping to make a catch yesterday, but he says he almost ended up on the menu for a medium-sized humpback whale. >> and i thought to myself, okay, this is it. in is -- i finally -- i'm going to die. >> reporter: for 30 terrifying seconds, packard says he was trapped in th

jillian: breaking overnight is real hits gaza with 4 airstrikes following hamas arson attacks, rockets militant facilities and strongholds. it is unclear if anyone was hurt or killed by the strike. israeli military officials say the strikes were in response to hamas's incendiary balloons that lit several fires across southern israel. it is the second time israel has launched airstrikes on hamas since last month's cease-fire. north korean officials prepare for dialogue and confrontation with the us. this comes days after g7 countries including the us called on the rogue regime to abandon its nuclear program and return to the negotiating table. the biden administrative's previous attempts (the communications with north korea was met with no response. todd: the boston mayor proclaimed her opposition to the death penalty for boston marathon bomber joe car sign i have -- to reinstate capital punishment in that case. joining us is boston marathon bombing survivor here's a tweet from the mayor that says i do not support the death penalty for anybody, what is your reaction when you see this? >

so far they have succeeded during the day and hamas didn't fire rockets as expected, but hundreds ofrom gaza, causing some 20 or 30 fires to break on some of the israeli towns and cities in southern israel, and israel said they have attacked the hamas positions tonight in response to this. right. in a sense, what we've seen, then, is hamas promised to respond if the ultranationalist march went ahead, which it did, albeit on a slightly different route. israel promised to respond to hamas if they responded in the first place. do you think that there could be a line drawn under this now? because it doesn't seem to be in the interest of any party at this point to prolong this? yeah, i think both parties are not interested in another battle. but the reason for the first fighting still exists. hamas was promising to defend the people ofjerusalem, israel is still going ahead with the eviction plan in the sheikh jarrah area, which was one of the reasons for the flare—up of the last violence, so all the reasons are exist, but we have to understand that egypt is doing a lot ofjob. they have co

the conflict with hamas in gaza saw thousands of rockets launched and intercepted of a palestinian and israeli sky. let's begin my can't live for us in washington dc. mike, so many guns. this trip to washington comes. i'm a growing criticism of american arm sales to israel. what more do about his visit, what it was hastily arranged visits in a way, it was pretty shadowed before the coalition agreement in israel. he is top of his agenda. he says, is to get the money to replenish israel's missile defense system. there may be some resistance in congress to sales in general to israel at present, given what happened in gaza. but on the issue of that defense system, there's going to be little disagreement. it will have full support of congress. but this is not the only thing that the bite and administration is going to want to talk about. ben again has meeting scheduled with the national security advisor. and the issue of settlement building is likely to come back israel's ongoing occupation of palestinian territory, but also top of the bite. and the agenda is iran. and what israel can do to

the conflict with hamas saw thousands of rockets launched and intercepted over palestinian and israelies. he will also meet with defense secretary lloyd austen to discuss issues related to gaza and iran. a massive blaze has broken out at an oil refinery in the sou of the iranian capital tehran. it sent a thick plume of smoke over the city. the fire started at the liquefied gas line. there were no reports of injuries. the latest from tehran. >> the officials here have ruled out sabotage. they say this is a technical issue. it's too early to assess what the damage will cost, but the official news agency for the oil ministry has shown a video of the oil minister walking towards the fire. then he addressed the cameras same there would be no shortage of supply, and the refinery will be back on track tomorrow, but officials have said the only hope is to contain this fire until it runs out of fuel. this is one of iran's largest refineries. it refines over 200,000 barrels per day and accounts for 15% of the country's refining capacity, and officials had asked residents in the south to keep the

but it had plenty of criticism for hamas indiscriminate strikes from rockets launched by hamas. she said that's michelle bachelor constituted a clear violation of international humanitarian law. in other words, there is no defense in international law called resistance and you know, it, why pretend otherwise. again, we have, we come the, you on interest the gives you a committee form after this meeting. so come to here. i'm going to get the deal. do you believe the law, big events were a lot of media office and look at this a brief binds attacking of a 1000000. do you believe that the house is above the heads of families? one of the oddest, needing that what one midnight? it was 5 attacking 54 is cause a lot of clear heads facilitated infrastructure. these are clear water guns. again, we are ready to receive any your unknown disposition to the wrong and we already but there are those under the form. and by the way, we did it many times. this is what we can do, but this way has the most sophisticated weapons supported by the you and this, and they can exactly despise august for t

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but it had plenty of criticism for hamas indiscriminate strikes from rockets loans by hamas. she said, that's michelle bachelor constituted a clear violation of international humanitarian law. in other words, there is no defense in international law called resistance and you know it, why pretend otherwise. ok again we have, we come the you on interest, the committee form after this meeting to come to you and try to get his deal. do you believe that the money in flaw with a lot of media offices, local and national, just a brief fines attacking of a 1000000 rules. do you believe that the house is above the heads of families? one of the out of that what one midnight? it was a bridge size attacking living room. 54 is cause a lot of your heads, but still it is infrastructure. these are clear water, gruff. again, we need to see if i need your and just to get you to the wrong. and we already put it under there for him. and by the way, we did that many times. this is what we can do, but this really has the most sophisticated weapons supported by the u. i and this and they can exactly

of the war to say america has got your back.de i went to the border of gaza where the rockets were coming from hamasvisited one home, a home where ah ha mass rocket had come through the ceiling, had exploded, had destroyed the home. there's an elderly woman who lived in the home. she escaped but tragically her caretaker was killed in that rocket attack. i went to the iron dome missile batteries that have an incredible 90% intercept rate, stopping those missiles. so the death tolls could have been much, much higher, 10 k3, 100x higher without iron dome. iron dome saved thousands of israeli and palestinian lives. the most frustrating thing about the tariff, i believe the violence, the war in the middle east is a direct result of a series of policy mistakes joe biden and kamala harris made coming in. remember just nine months ago, nine months ago peace was flowering in the middle east. the historic abraham accords were signed bringing allies together. joe biden came in, immediately began undermining israel, immediately began sending over $250 million to theni palestinin authority that is in bed with ha

and that's when hamas fired its first rockets towardsjerusalem in years.ys of deadly fighting. now, the march organisers asked for their procession to be reorganised as soon as a cease—fire with gaza took hold. that is happening now. this turned into the first big test for israel's new coalition government, a fragile coalition that's made up of left, centrist and far—right parties who may be sympathetic to those here. they didn't want to look weak, particularly in front of hamas, which had said this could be the fuse that could cause an explosion. let's get some of the day's other news. more than 600,000 people have now died in the united states from the coronavirus pandemic. monitored reliably by thejohns hopkins hospital, it's the highest tally in the world, a position the country assumed soon after the virus spread across the globe. hundreds of south africans have descended on a field in a rural village in south—east of the country to dig for diamonds. the rush comes after a cattle herder discovered what he thought were diamonds more than a week ago. th

and that's when hamas fired its first rockets towardsjerusalem in years.f deadly fighting. now, the march organisers asked for their procession to be reorganised as soon as a cease—fire with gaza took hold. that is happening now. this turned into the first big test for israel's new coalition government, a fragile coalition that's made up of left, centrist and far—right parties who may be sympathetic to those here. they didn't want to look weak, particularly in front of hamas, which had said this could be the fuse that could cause an explosion. and a short time go there's been a series of israeli air strikes on the gaza strip. security sources are quoted as saying the air strikes took place after militants in the palestinian territory sent incendiary balloons into southern israel. it marks the first major military action between israel and gaza since last month's ceasefire, which ended 11 days of heavy fighting, in which 260 palestinians were killed, and 13 people died in israel. here in the uk, an inquiry looking into the unsolved murder of a private inves

hamas fired thousands of rockets at israel. even the children are used to suffering.ck to the house the family built. she says the explosions were terrifying and they fear it will happen again. palestinian officials blamed an israeli air strike. israel says it didn't carry out an attack there at the time. for the family, it's a conflict they have no control over which will determine their children's futures. now they face the massive task of another reconstruction. well, anywhere else in the world and these men would be builders, but here the work is clearing bomb sites. and from this point, you get such a sense of the power, the force that was involved in bringing this building down. meanwhile, people walk past, and these days they're barely batting an eyelid. it's just another toppled building in gaza. power here is held by groups israel and the west see as terrorists. israel demands complete calm. the groups need to keep control. politics and militancy merge in gaza, so a fragile truce is also a negotiation. one of the armed groups tries to show us it still poses a