i. kimberly, i know it's an old important thanksgiving holiday time. if you in the united states, but i wonder if the united states can confidently feel that it can take credit for the stuff that we're seeing play outs on our screens in gaza and israel on the west bank this evening. or there's no question that the white house, and specifically the by the ministration is attributing much of this deal to the hands on experience and effort of joe biden, in working with the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. the junction presidents and also the mirror of cats are in order to facilitate this deal. what we know is that the, as of just in the last few hours, the us president has been brief multiple times by his national security team, which shows you just how involved he has been, as this process has been playing out over many, many weeks a. so what we do know is the us president believes that this is an example of diplomacy work and what the hope is of this national security team in the bottom administration is this can be built upon. but this of fo

i completely agree with what kimberly said. d of tap the brakes on a number of concerns that have been raised in western media and around the world regarding the future here and what the scenario looks like going forward. he very much wants to keep a potential deal with saudi arabia alive. resolution have confidence in israel's security but also move forward in something that was viewed as absolutely critical before. and i think taking on even greater importance after what happened given the hamas hamilton attack. juan, a.p. poll 63% of americans disapprove 6 president biden's handling of israel-palestinian conflict. 34 approve. 63 disapprove. they were trying to characterize this as a victory, this four-hour pause, he talked about the corridors getting people out. your thoughts on the interview? >> >> you know, in regard to that, you played a bite from president biden saying it taking a little longer and prime minister to respond yeah it is taking a little longer. he wishes it was able to be done in a more, concise way, too. bu

kimberly hawk it. so what will the binding white house make of next year? i was planning a visitor out indefinitely maintaining security. and gosh, i kimberly as out and said that the, the white house spine, this said it wasn't a good idea for a 0 to reoccupied on to. yeah, well, we know that there was a conversation on monday between the is really prime minister and the u. s. president and asked about that on the morning television shows the national security spokesperson, john kirby would not comment. but what i can tell you is that the 2 leaders are in close coordination. and there is certainly still a lock step support by the, by the administration for israel. now, having said that, there is this push for the united states to encourage israel to have these 2 mandatory pauses. but for the most part, they are leaving. what happens after this conflict to the is riley's. now i can tell you that this is an ongoing conversation, something that the national security spokesperson, john kirby said, particularly when it comes to those humanitarian pauses. it's some

i kimberly this being a very definitive change in public opinion that the united states a according to a recent poll us public support for israel is dropping. what sort of pressure, different tool is that putting on the white house a o is putting a lot of pressure on the white house. and the pressure on the white house has been growing with intensity with each week just to give you some idea at the start of this conflict, israel's war and how boss uh, the support for israel was at about 41 percent at the start of his conflict the latest pulled numbers have that now at just 32 percent, and that is not just the american public. we also have been reporting in the recent days and weeks that being sent over the president's policies over his support of israel has also been coming from with in the vide ms. ministration. we have seen it was in lead, internal tables from the state department. we've seen open letters signed by more than a 1000 people. it usa id. and we've also have an open letter coming from 40 different agencies side by 400 different us officials within the binded ministration.

so okay, if we just look at biding for a moment and i was also talking to kimberly about that letter that was sent to him . 400 staff members saying look, we're not happy with this is real policy, not the 1st letter that's present been sent to the administration. so are the cracks now beginning to show within the biden administration or the by the political establishment? absolutely, i think there are, there is clearly even if you look at the change in the media tone, the change of the administration tone and now with the, with those. but there's springing rochester center. clearly there are cracks and clearly the administration has a window of opportunity disclosing and i've seen reports even from is right. that the window of opportunity for this and rather than just sites about 2 weeks. because this is building up in the west and you will search for certain after the declarations of president the front of my phone saying that is a is not justified by getting the babies and old women and so on, so forth by the irish being was booked more outspoken by the western public opinion, by t

kimberly money. thanks a lot given me. how could i live at the white house? are as cold as parliaments as by calls for an immediate cease 5 in the war on gaza extensions. the motion is therefore agreed to not conclude the motion was tables for debate by 1st minister homes like yourself last week. the scottish governments amendments has been passed by 19 members of parliament with 28 votes against protests have gathered outside the parliament to pressure their representative to quote for truce which is heiress mohammed mother joyce has now from outside the scottish parliament. uh and added brad. this is, of course i have been very significant from for the 1st minister himself because of course he has familial ties with gauze and tell us, well yes indeed, this is not the festival, it's for about a month, and they ok, that was fundament voted in favor of a ceasefire and does that before that. but this is very important because of the unit to the core, the 2 of the debates and discussions, as complemented and described by many members of the scottish parliament w

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don't give us a lot of advanced warning about what they're thinking is. >> i mean, again, to the casual observer here, kimberlyre seems like a game of hot potato. i mean, judge chutkan is waiting. this decision has made before trump goes to trial in the federal case. the d.c. circuit court is doing whatever it's doing, but it almost feels like no one really wants to hand down the ruling on this. am i over reading the situation? >> yeah, again, joyce is right, we really don't know, only the judges in this case know for sure. but that could quite possibly be. it could be a combination of all of those things, of busy docket, plus this novel question, plus it is a hot potato that will be in the annals of history forevermore. but so justice often operates solely. and in this case, when all the fraught issues we are talking about are in play, it can be even slower. >> i just, i guess the sort of acceptance that justice works its way slower. there's a lot of merit to justice working fully. but there is a story in the new york times today that effectively the generous sixth trial needs its own rocket docket for, i thi

i think some kimberly the 1st natania who and he's made so far to buy them. and we all know that they're just outgoing political figures. so they're just trying to complete their task before they're gone. so 13 knows how it's gonna work for our lease trial. we'll be trying to, legitimize that it is so called, uh, it's called when or defeat it, or the feeling has been in a, in the close feature. don't, don't, you know? so he's just trying to prove what he's trying to take such and more just before it's happened. that's why he can just it's no longer a spoken language. and he started directly targeting natania already done his drive because turnkey in turkey called the just like starkey father. patient, everybody in just particularly accusing nathaniel of commenting on this for credit to receive the so the, the main focus is on the time. yeah. so far, for the past few weeks by thorough control officials, it does seem like the some of the strongest condemnation of as well as coming specifically from tech. yeah. why do you think turkey has the most, is the loudes

i think some kimberly those 1st natania who and he's made so far to buy them. we all know that they're just outgoing political figures, so and then just try to complete their test before the gun. the more is trying to write to infestation boards, the more wirelessly located in the middle east. by the end of time, you know who they have a task and they're just trying to justify. and then they're just trying to accomplish on places before they're aggressive. i don't see any chance as long as nothing changes in terms of the ideologies of his writing. the policies of a 15000 civilians have been killed and it is way the slides according to the palestinian health industry survive is a seeking shelves in schools. the old mosques would often more than 50 days of will, much of gauze as being waste the ground. the world health organization was the phones might not be the biggest threat to human life. as many people could die from outbreaks of disease. if the health system in golf is not restored. many goals and children have found themselves among the victims all the is

i speak to kimberly, how can, who's the one house for, is it kimberly, what did this briefing say about america's commitment to providing more aid? well, we know that the us president joe biden has been gravely concerned about the lack of a getting in at the pace that it had been previous to this conflict. and so as a result, the why has telling us that this is part of that effort to try and step up the aid . it will be in the form of 3 different military flights. the us will be operating, but it will be as landing in northern egypt and the aid will be dispensed through the united nations. it will be much needed food, water medicine, all sort of the basics that are in such short supply right now in gaza. but in addition, there's also this concern about the displacement and what that could mean in terms of casualties. the high number that exists already upwards of 15000. and the fear is that when israel resumes its military campaign, given that so many people travel from the north to the south, that there is this very large concentration. and that israel may not be mindful of that. and s

i think some kimberly those 1st i'm natania who and he's made so far to buy them. we all know that they're just outgoing political figures. so they're just trying to complete their test before the gun. the more is trying to write to infestation power, the more wirelessly located in the middle east, by the end of time, you know, they have a task and they're just trying to justify it. and they're just trying to accomplish, completed before they're good. i don't see any chance as long as nothing changes in terms of the ideologies of concerning the published and announced in new york for the one security council has held a meeting, chaired by the chinese foreign minister on the situation and cause of the and secretary general has highlighted the unprecedented scale of the atrocities committed in the enclave. in the matter of weeks. the fraud of great the number of children have been killed by east valley, meaning teddy operations even gaza. and then the total number of children killed doing any years by any party to a conflict. since i've been the 2nd said of general,

i think some kimberly those 1st natania who and he's made so far to buy them. we all know that they're just outgoing political figures. so they're just trying to complete their tests before they're done, the more is trying to write to infestation boards, the more wirelessly look, you're in the middle east by the end of time. yeah. who they have a task and they're just trying to justify it. and they're just trying to accomplish, completed before they're good. i don't see any chance as long as nothing changes in terms of the i know only, you know, if you're trying to publish over 15000 civilians have been killed in these release drives. according to the policy and health ministry. survivors are seeking shelter in schools or mosques, but after more than 50 days of war, much of gas, it has been raised to the ground of the world health organization. ones that bombs might not be the biggest threat to human life. as many more could die from outbreaks of diseases if the health system in gaza is not restored. that many guys in children have found themselves among the vi

i agree with camberley. she said some -- with kimberly. if there was a problem with the mother's life is in danger or the fetus is not viable. chris christie said abortion in the ninth month. i don't think we need more unwanted babies in this country. i agree with the policy here in new jersey. no restrictions at all. the republicans really gave themselves a problem when they put three new justices on the supreme court and overturned roe v. wade. the american people are not with them on this issue. host: ok fred. gary, adams, new york. caller: i am a very christian person. i don't believe in abortion. that is life. i feel that we need a president that will stand up and help the american people. i believe mr. trump gets a chance, he can do that for our country. host: the headline we showed earlier said that republicans on the debate stage last night in miami were duking it out for second place. sounds like the former president is your first choice. who is your second choice? caller: i would think the gentleman from texas maybe. host: the ge

kimberly how can i send the kimberly? what, what was the white house being saying about the seas far extension? and indeed, the american captive sounding doesn't as yeah, that's right. as you point out, the white house is welcoming the extension of the seas far by 2 days national security spokesperson, john kirby saying that the initial cease fire or true says loud for the release of more than 5050 captives. and the hope is that there can be at least 20 more that are currently being held by hamas and islamic jihad. and so that is why the white house is welcoming this. but they're also welcoming the humanitarian a that has also been able to get in through the rafa crossing according to the white house is now more than 2000 trucks carrying much need of fuel medical aid and assistance since october 21st. the hope is again that this can be extended further, but in limits of all of this, there were a lot of questions at the white house press briefing just now about some of the comments the president made over the weekend, wher

. >> jimmy: kimberly garfoyle. iill never call her anything other than kimberly garfoyle from now on. [ laughter ] that is her name. thanks, roseanne. all the scariest creatures from trumpland were on the bill last night. including his former spokesgoblin and current governor of arkansas, sarah huckabee sanders. >> when i worked under president trump in the white house, i saw firsthand a side to him that a lot of people didn't. a great boss. a mentor. and an outstanding father. >> jimmy: you know who hasn't seen the outstanding father side of donald trump? this guy. >> guys, i'm not pretending -- like i get it, i know where i'm from. i'm the son of a billionaire from manhattan. and if i go to a grocery store today and i'm pissed off? no, what does it tell you? >> jimmy: they ran out of axe body spray? i don't know. [ laughter ] they didn't have your java-flavored monster energy drink? [ applause ] so, then daddy took the stage to remind the crowd that his legal problems are really their legal problems. >> every time

christmas list, kimberly? >> well , i christmas list, kimberly? try >> well, i think i'd like to try out an air fryer, but i've literally been looking around trying my christmas list myself . trying my christmas list myself. so yeah, some cookbooks, some magimix, you know, keep throwing it out there and hopefully santa claus will bring me all the best gifts. >> brilliant . don't get me >> brilliant. don't get me started on air fryers. i'm an air fryer. boy, i could have talked all morning about talked to you all morning about air my air fryers. it's changed my life completely. thank you so completely. but thank you so much, kimberly. >> want to join the crowd? >> want to join the crowd? >> yeah. you don't. >> yeah. you don't. >> it's worth >> don't. honestly, it's worth it. thank you so much, it. but thank you so much, kimberly wyatt. there with that charity. idea. charity. brilliant idea. >> i've never bought a thing from life. from amazon in my life. >> i you haven't, because i >> i know you haven't, because i want to support the high street , w

i said, was he reading dr. kimberly crenshaw name no intersections. they are launching an intersectional attack. so talk to me a little bit about what you're about. our intersectional response it's like the upside down and kimberly crenshaw, right. i don't even know that hurts my brain. but you're right. what we're seeing that they are not stupid, this is i was on a panel yesterday in california with some young leaders and we were talking about outreach across the aisle and across the every one of them said we know that the republicans we're dealing with aren't stupid. they're actually pretty sophisticated. they're making pretty sophisticated arguments. and sometimes our side makes the mistake of assuming these are all hicks, these are all just bigots. i mean, yes, they are bigots, but they're drawing a very incredibly smart line in their own communities between movements and the basis of all of this is exciting fear to exert and control right. that's what they want. that's the root of whites supremacy. and they know that if they attack all us collect

kimberly, how could i white house correspondent then this is kimberly assigned to know that as well. no. the us have provided independently verified evidence to back comp repeated claims that the boss has been using l shape hospital as a combined and control center. i'll just say it was correspondence, fundamental questions. why that is to deputy pentico and press secretary sabrina, sing during a press briefing on wednesday. and so we want to have at least the forces on the ground, right? that's right. so i take it, this intelligence assessment is gathered based on information provided by his room that's from our intelligence community. so did you have any assets inside the government, even no assets or boots on the ground and gaza. so there's no gathering on the ground about this. so you have no one entering the hospitals to verify this information. what we've no one, we have no boots on the ground and gaza. how was that assessment? you know, how did you conclude that assessment based on information received from you is really comfortable. well, i'm not going to get into more specif

i tv channels. and such. kimberly, even the young know the base something deeply on just about the treatment of palestinians by the is really the deals side. holocaust effect is wearing off steak on to use that cynically as they did for many, many decades. and the proof of that as in these amazing demonstrations by young american jewish kids during pro, by this thing, by most calling for a ceasefire off coupon in grand central station. or to find the lobbies of the house of representatives. that's very mostly so when their own people simple, they took for granted, like the young, jewish population of the united states are all fairly sizeable chunk. also start operating like this, then there is reason for them to panic because it means you've gone. depends on this for me to my stronger because it doesn't stop the mainstream news channels, corporate news channels, no mainstream talking about isis. i'm comparing, i'm off to ices. i mean, do you think there are similarities between the u. k. u. s. west and your b. you hav

. >>> joining me now kimberly dozer. i want to pick up on that point.e heard from blinken, who says that far too many civilians have been killed. you say that it's clear that netanyahu is not following the u.s. model in afghanistan and iraq, at least with the u.s. did, separating the civilians from the terrorists. insurgents we called them back then, if people remember that term during the iraq war. is it clear why this is happening? >> well, by watching what they are doing in gaza, it is different even than what they do in the west bank. they used an airstrike so far once in the west bank over the past several months to take out a facility underneath the mosque. now, you could say it's because hamas is so entrenched within the population in gaza that they have had to, obviously, undertake this kind you have operation, tso sweeping. but it feels like they have done this wfaster with more firepowe and heedless of the time it takes to evacuate a civilian population. now, of course, the israelis share with reporters the number of times that they have texte

ones who are telling you what you want to hear from that defense to hold. >> kimberly brings up the name rudy giuliani when i will be remiss choice vie then get your opinion today on the news that the final one is the d.a. down in fulton county georgia, is that she's willing to offer plea deals are as left the door open if you will to all the named coconspirators in that fulton county case except donald trump, rudy giuliani and mark meadows. to some extent it does nick surprise me being an atlas but i was surprised that giuliani and metals are not people she seeking to turn into prosecution witnesses. were you? >>> >> no. not at all. i think she is certainly not looking to hand out deals to them. in a r.i.c.o. case there is a lot of advantage to trying the people at the top, the general and the lieutenants together, to get in all of the evidence about the r.i.c.o. scheme. in some ways, and we have seen trump already doing this with some of the co-defendants who are cooperating, if they are all cooperating against you then you give that general, the defendant, the opportunity to say they were all doing this,

okay, kimberly, how can i bring installations that from the white house? thanks very much. company. all tens of thousands of process as a gathering and washington d. c. for a rally. and suppose of israel, several us jewish groups organize to protest, the goal for peace and for the rest of his way. the captive health by how must in gaza since october the 7th, and speak to patrick. okay. no correspondence the on the streets of washington dc possible. somebody like that. i've lost size b. as it seems that patsy calling harris at the moment book. i'm to try and connect to her again in just a minute. thinking festival has a look at the main areas of fighting in side northern gauze. the shaded area is the a what is ray, the soldiers tanks? i've made some advances in suckling dollars of safety and effectively costing the strip in hoff is where the troops and tanks of completely surrounded the pools of gaza. it's believe that the ongoing of how much the costs um bookcase is fighting on what's being described as for this slice of funds. they are tell i'll how. i'll shasky bates law. yeah. an

principles and all they have to do is change their policy and i'll stop, but i want you to listen to what he said in august on the kimberlyodcast. >> i don't care if they promote everybody, to be honest with you. we have 44 four-star generals now. we only had seven in world war ii. i think we're overloaded to begin with. >> there you have it, he doesn't care if anybody gets promoted. >> what we're overloaded with is stupid senators. this man is radical. he's racist. he's reckless. and he's a political suicide bomber. he is maybe the most dangerous member of the senate right now because of all those reasons. he's willing to go in there and blow it all up over his personal agenda, which is to try to deny reproductive rights to women in the military, which is absurd in its own right, but by linking those two, he's kept this going for months and months. it's about damn time somebody took him on. i have been talking to you about this for months. a lot of whining, a lot of complaining, and now democrats and republicans are finally taking him on. i think it's hitting him. dan sullivan is a marine corps veteran himself. joni erns

she joins us from the outside of the house and kimberly, i mean we have noticed the, the us of the past 48 hours showing extreme caution about whether or not that has been some progress. so i'm to be blinking on my squirming in his chair when the president joe biden gave some sort of indication of progress. what are we looking at in terms of the da sion, the whole process of the us side? oh well in terms of the process as the process really comes down to the israelis and these really government whether or not this deal will be approved, but we are learning. and just the last few moments a little bit more about what this deal might look like. and of course, uh, things continue to change even by the minute, but the latest that we're hearing from the us 5. is that a to echo what my colleagues have said that the pause is expected to be somewhere in the neighborhood of $4.00 to $5.00 days. but could involve as many as 40 children and 13 women ad. we are also hearing from sources here in the us that there could potentially also be the release of 3 palestinian prisoners from is railing jail. n

i mean, i guess what kimberly's saying, and she's right. the fact that this, this administration wants to give the impression to everyone that is doing everything. and as we've heard jessica sullivan say, the same job sort of on hold off in the beginning of october, that them at least has never been more peaceful and very sometimes that jake sullivan. that's just a good. the advisor now says that the approach of best buy that is making great results. what great results, what's great, the results, the 4 days of falls that the categories have mediated with the help of egyptian that great results. or are we talking about the 10s of thousands of casualties, or are we talking about the 141-5000? that's an 6000 children desk and the designation of household goods is that the great achievement of this is mr. because i can see any other, unless he's talking about the pause that the categories have, maybe is it so the idea that this administration has put, think so much to change the situation so much for the better is factually not true structurall

this will comes kimberly, as the c i direct as travel to as well. what is he hoping to get out of his business? well, one of the big things in the united states is under enormous pressure given its support of israel and the fact that it continues its onslaught, which is enormously a popular, received the protest, not just in the united states, but all across the globe and some port of palestinians and for the high number of civilian casualties that many are opposed to. and so as a result, if we've heard from the us president the call for the humanitarian pauses, which have not yet been used. and there has been some effort for it, there to be some targeted approach. and so what the united states is doing is trying to coordinate with israel to work on intelligence sharing. and that's why we have the c i a director, they're trying to see if it can work with israel to eliminate the high number of civilian casualties in its ongoing military campaign. so this is about intelligent sharing. this is also about cooperation in terms of trying to get the releas

i want to come to you, kimberly on this issue. question that has to do with military spending for the ambassador. >> i think i continue to be concerned with how we are being really -- in my view taken problematic positions which humanitarian crisis we attend to and hold the balance of that. how many people in the country are struggling under poverty and so even when i think about the state of the economy i think about how many people are really just being destroyed, city of philadelphia, 25% of the people live under $13,000 a year. how are we deciding which are going to be our fights and which people to stand with? how and why are we choosing who we align with? which lives matters in your view and how do we hold all of human life in its total in the balance? >> that's a great question. first of all you hear a lot of people talk about needs pro-hamas rallies the occupation. what about the occupation and the fact that this is happening? there is not a single israeli in gaza. there is not a single jewish person in gaza. is there occu

so what has been done in terms of self from the lab as so i'm sure, and i heard several times of that by 2. kimberly, hasn't this been this? and you have had to change some of our approaches that youth. the search shows we all know, of course, that this, i mean, the fact that the so that, i mean you pretty much the, to the question of whether we need to work on fundamental science. we do need to do this in like for electronics. it is clear that something that they know and without those funds of mental research, we would not be able to them uh, deliver on some of our objectives in terms of the, the implications of for them. so please do be looking at the research results. so we need to be able to print use, so to care products we need in my car, electronics and for the desk, we need to find the mentality. research, so makes no mistakes. here. we'll continue working with the foundation to promote the fundamental research. so this is part of this, so the floor is open to mr. within the next session stood evening. i'm senior research fellows from the national organic chemistry assist you with our lab.

kimberly of nicky. i was flying of israel indefinitely, maintaining security. and gosh, well right now, what we know, according to the national security spokesperson, john kirby is that they are not going to weigh in on what the plans are for post conflict by be is really government. in fact, they say that they will leave it up to these really government and continue to stab lock step with benjamin. that's in yahoo. what they will say is that following a phone call between the is rarely leader and the us president on monday. but what they are pushing for are these humanitarian pauses, something that they have been pushing for for many days. and that the is really government continues to drag and skills on. not convinced that this is something that how mosse would be going along with. and so as a result, this is something that has been an ongoing conversation and one that is still a work in progress. the us for us and also expressed concern about the treatment of palestinians in the west bank, particularly the violence of the hands of this really settlers. and a

kimberly, how could l g 0? the white house, a, a c, i a official post to the pro palestine image on facebook, 2 weeks off to the october 7th of tax biomass on israel. the financial times newspaper says, the person change the facebook cover photo to this overtly political image. it also reports that in an earlier post, the same person published a sophie with free palestine written across it. a source told the paper the woman who has not been named had previously also published articles condemning anti semitism. the posts were deleted on monday. israel has been accused of trying to destroy the palestinian nation during its military campaign in gaza. that's at the united nations general assembly. building 40 ambassadors and representatives have been debating the war as a gabriel and his own. the reports from un headquarters in new york. the vast majority were critical of israel, pre admin sewer palace stein's ambassador to the un is calling for a permanent ceasefire and gaza. he says it's necessary to save the palestinian state for the is t

thank you very much that report and kimberly, joining us live now from alexandria. virginia is former us just as an assistant secretary of state p. j. crowley. i was just saying that, kimberly, this will undoubtedly be seen as a win for all the mediators, us included. but they've now got an extended period of time just 48 hours to try and negotiate another extension which the us says is it's go along with guitar and egypt. what do you think the us says to israel over the next 48 hours to? well, 1st of all, i'm not sure this is a when it's a pause, but we don't know, you know, for how long it has been productive on both sides. and i, i think the, the president will continue to encourage the as really government, as long as this is seen as fruitful. i do think it's, it's fruitful on all sides or has just been released prisoners being released a positive reaction to allow your aid to continue. but this is going to be, you know, calculations made on a day by day basis. they have not been very successful in securing the release of american nationals now yesterday there was for the 1st time as part of the ceasefire agreement, one captive who was rel

command and control center hospital staff deny those claims are white house correspondent kimberly hawk. it has more so i think a variety of intelligence sources, the white house spokes person for the national security council, john kirby says that there is intelligence that there are in fact tunnels underneath a variety of hospitals in gaza, including the i'll ship a hospital that is large jihad, as well as some us are using as command and control centers as well as storage facilities for weapons. this as the united states continues to back, is real as it is coming under international condemnation for it's a tax on hospitals attacks that are also resulting in the high numbers of civilian casualties. given the fact that so many palestinians are sheltering at those hospitals. now there are many people with in the, by the administration that are expressing their concern about the policies of the us president, the latest be expressed in a letter. there is a letter signed by 400 political appointees and staff members representing 40 different agencies calling on the president to use his leverage with israel

i don't know why, but what, what the and quality the kimberly be i'm and then to sort of see all just the university who described god so as quote, the largest concentration can ever no, no, but i think what you're saying is the arabs and pals sitting and teachers, and that's not a strong no, no, no, no, i'm saying i'm the, i'm telling you why. okay. reason why they teach their children this. yeah. on television shows, in textbooks. what kind of civilization, what other civilization does that, what other people do that? well, as actually, if you're not asking me that question, and i was going to answer at all, what dr. finkelstein answer it, but what kind of country does that actually the united states when it comes to iran, russia, china, and that as well. but that's, that's another point that's not teaching children in school and on their sesame street. that's raising children to kill the jewel. okay. the media new shows. that's a different story. okay. all right. i would argue it's not because essentially one new every night on your news tests tell people that these countries are a

kimberly, you mean the stuff is very i should have security is working for been a good interest, not for that is why the secure to interest. i'm says she come to office. i'm driven months ago. he bought the sooner the better off i presented. the punishment on the event was that it was 30 minutes here to make their life right inside. the gymnast is difficult of hard and that he a on the car, is in such as they get them. and this is what i feel about life nowadays really are forces. i was to 2900 students and they live in a difficult situation. and those are the jealous, which is i was called a huge number of the students to i don't mind cells on now inside those are you don't. and those are waiting for the vision as a change to be freed. but to the, instead of going to get a wants to execute to them and the to, uh, it goes to that, the law against them, but i just didn't. if it was a good way, let's come back to the next, tell you a hand in israel. now, nick, in terms of the ideas will, assets, how is that progress thing? this is about look at to be in a position or inclined to agree

and the c i direct to as travel to israel. kimberly what, why is you that or well, this again has to do with sort of the, the intelligent sharing, the on the sort of military side with israel. the united states as gravely concerned is getting a lot of pressure around the globe from global leaders. given the high number of civilian casualties in gaza and the fact that israel in the us ally has not yet heated repeated calls for a cease fire for from the us standpoint, humanitarian pauses. so what the united states was hoping is with intelligence sharing, at least there would be a more targeted approach to this military operation. 5 is relays. so that is one aspect the other from the military standpoint of intelligence. sharon is the goal of trying to secure the release of hostages. now one more quick point that i should mention that's happening here at the white house today is that the p harris cala harris is going to be holding a call with a number of different uh will leaders. uh, she's trying to get additional humanitarian support for

kimberly it'd be extended ceasefire. and gus, i mean some people have been able to return to see what has happened to their homes . for many returning is a shocking, painful experience, their neighborhoods or nothing like what they remember. stephanie decor reports. imagine that everything you have, everything you worked for is destroyed. one of it going in a moment, a yes or no? jetta says he is in shock. university professor, he was forced to head south with his family. on the 3rd day of the war, he tells us it took 15 years to build his home. yeah, and if in the degree that it's a boss of shocking, took me a lifetime to build this house with me and my brothers. and just like that. i'm back to square. one is kind of there is no insurance here, no compensation. what is going is going to cease fire has given a brief, safe space for some people to return to their neighborhoods. once a bustling community. now a carcass of war this year, destruction and scale of loss. impossible to comprehend. this is new hi newness in the south. many

i want to bring in cnn global affairs analyst kimberly dozier and cnn national security reporter natashatrand. kimberly, can you help parse one of the things that jim just reported from the leader of hezbollah's statement, which is the distance that he tried to put between hezbollah and hamas. what does that mean? why is that important? >> all along hezbollah and its partner iran have been really good at calibrating, creating friction, keeping israel engaged, staying on the right ideological side of the fight in terms of the arab world without triggering an all-out response. hezbollah, the time to attack would have been october 8th, october 9th, before israel had deployed 70,000 troops to that border, evacuated civilians. so their strategy seems to be engage just enough to keep israel occupied and nasrallah even sort of bragged about that, that they've kept that much of the army engaged. that seems to be their answer to the hamas public complaint that hezbollah hasn't done enough so far. but he reserved in this long speech the option to do more to declare a war. >> and, natasha, from the

when i speak to our white house correspondent, kimberly hawkins. and that can be, have you been able to glean any more information about this one important meeting of intelligence gees to yeah, well we know is it is the 2nd such meeting, but these shifts have been in close contact. we are told pretty much sprint since their initial meeting and that this is what has resulted in the 2nd extension or the sort i guess the 1st extension. and what they hope now is by meeting that there will be a 2nd extension past wednesday of this, a temporary cease fire and the goal. and all of this is not only to try and reduce civilian casualties, but also to get in that much needed humanitarian aid. and this is a result of a need pressure that has been really coming on the by the administration as well as it putting it on is real in order to try and reduce the high number of civilian casualties at one couch. and although the white house is not accepting these figures, and what we're hearing is it's upwards of 15000 people. so this is a result of domestic pressure. t

i want to unpack all of the important late-braeblging developments with analyst kimberly dozier and analyst beth sanner. to both of you, thank you so much for joining us on this historic and very important day. and let me start with you, beth. one american hostage has been released so far. that is this 4-year-old little girl abigail adan. they are hopeful two others may be released by tomorrow. does hamas benefit from holding on the americans longer? what do you think, beth? >> absolutely. i think that is one of the issues, is that hamas may believe that their best chance of getting an extension of this, which is what they very much want, is to hold so that's a possibility, but it also could be simply that hamas is having difficulty locating or moving around hostages without the israelis being able to monitor that, and i think that the ties coming out, the story of the ties coming out might give us a window into that in that only four thais were released today bringing the total out of 17 out of 25 or 26. so there's no reason for hamas to hold back on the thais. so it may give us an inkelin

kimberly, how could l g 0? the white house, a, a, c, i, a official posted a pro palestine image on facebook, 2 weeks off. the mazda is october, the 7th attacks on israel. the financial plans newspaper says that they changed their facebook cover photo to this overtly political image and also reports that in an earlier post. the same person published a sophie with free palestine written across it. a source told the paper that the anonymous woman had previously also published articles condemning anti semitism. the posts were deleted on monday. we extended ceasefire and gaza means some people have been able to return to see what has happened to their homes. for many returning is a shocking, painful experience, their neighborhoods or nothing like what the remember stephanie decker reports. imagine that everything you have, everything you worked for is destroyed. what of it going in a moment? yes or no. jetta says he is in shock. university professor, he was forced to head south with his family. on the 3rd day of the war, he tells us it took 15

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i mean, we watching these images, we're hearing kimberly's saying that, you know, by the nothing you all who will be discussing. we think the politics of what's going on in the region and how this is being received by disable ready in turkey. cheese had short shrift from the tucks. there's a lot to discuss as per kimberly is id or that they are once again talking about humanitarian pause you know, gives you an idea of how. ready incompetent i'm incapable. is the american president, when it comes to these early 5 minutes. i want to pose this question to you. so head on to our viewers around the world, and i know i wouldn't be very happy with anyone putting me wrong or giving me a, just an answer, an american president that cannot get these a prime minister to accept a 2 hour humanitarian pause. a 2 day humanitarian is going to be able to convince the israeli prime minister to accept a 2 state solution after the war. if you cannot just convince him, force him obliged him to accept a 2 hour humanitarian pause. you are promising the international community that you, that you have a visio