i think the findings are clearly critical of the conduct of the idf unit in question.n, this is why secretary blinken has also called upon the government of israel to review its rules of engagement on the west bank. he has been rebuffed. in other words, the government of israel told him to go take a hike. that is another reason it is really important this report be released. amy: i want to play for you shireen abu akleh's niece. i interviewed her in december. this is lina abu akleh. >> we were very encouraged by the news the fbi will be investigating. this is something we have been calling on from day one, since shireen was a u.s. citizen and it is the duty of the united states to investigate any crimes carried out by a foreign army against a u.s. citizen. we stand ready to support the u.s. in conducting this independent and thorough investigation, following all the evidence, where it leads up and down the chain of command. and we have seen how israeli army is unable and unwilling to investigate themselves. that is why it is really important for the fbi be investating.

israel opened fire with attack helicopters to provide cover, as the idf evacuated it's wounded soldierse that since the early 2000s. . the palestinian, say the fighting went on for 11 hours, and they're more than 90 palestinians were wounded. at least five israeli vehicles were damaged, and you can hear, the rattle of gunfire, even as they move out of the city and as a palestinian ambulance are in blaring, raced away in another direction. well, journalist elliott has been following this major confrontation for us from, jerusalem he joins us now, good to see you, elliott, so what more are you learning about what triggered this deadly firefight, and of, course the resulting fallout. >> rosemary, this raid by the idf to arrest a militant from hamas and another one from islamic jihad, has been played out many times over the past few months. they always erupt in a firefight of some kind, and there are always casualties. but the scale of the gunfighter, the exchange of fire that erupted after the israelis, or -- went into arrest these two suspects yesterday, mourning on monday, morning it is

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israel opened fire with attack helicopters to provide cover as the idf evacuated its wounded soldiers, first time it had done that since the early 2000s. >>> and more than 90 palestinians were wounded in the fighting that went on for some 11 hours. at least five israeli vehicles were damaged. you can hear the gunfire as they moved out and an ambulance raced in the other direction. >> elliott gotkine has been following this for us. and walk us through what triggered this incursion from the israelis and what the regional and international reaction has been. >> reporter: it was set to be an israeli incursion like many of the others that we've seen over the past few months. they went into arrest two suspects. and they are always prepared to come under some sort of fire to meet some kind of resistance, but i think it is the scale of the battle that erupted on monday morning and as you say went on for some 11 hours that took some of the security for thes by surprise as well as as you noted this improvised explosive device which the idf described as pretty advanced. and as a result of that i

some palestinians complained that idf soldiers stood by and did nothing. benjamin netanyahu said wednesday that attacks by anyone would not be tolerated. >> translator: i give full backing to the israeli police and security forces in their action to control law and order. we will not accept any provocations to the police or the security forces in these places or anywhere else. we are a country of law. >> one palestinian was killed in the rampage and hundreds of people turned out wednesday for his funeral. palestinian tv identified him as a 27-year-old. >>> and still to come, police in china are investigating a deadly gas explosion at a restaurant. we'll bring you the latest. neuriva plus is a multitasasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain healtlth. to help keep me shsharp. neuriva: think bigger. we all need fiber for our digestive health, but less than 10% of us get enough each day. good thing metamucil gummies are an easy way to get pbiotic, plant-based fiber. with the same amount of fiber as 2 cups of broccoli. metamucil gummies the easy way to get y

the idf says that he was killed as he attempted to escape. weapons presumed in the attack. benjamin netanyahu said all options were open and we'll continue to fight terrorism with full force and we will defeat it, he said. jake. >> and our thanks to elliott gotkine for that report. >>> a suspected corruption probe involving the paris 2024 olympic organizes committee. today the company responsible for building the infrastructure for the 2024 games were raided by french police according to france's financial prosecutors office, part of two investigations which include illegal conflict of interest, embezzlement of public funds and favoritism and concealment related to several contracts. the paris 2024 committee insists that it is committing with investigators. >>> in the u.s. today the plea deal hunter biden struck with federal prosecutors for tax and begun charges, but what about the prior organizations of hone laundering and foreign lobbying and investigation into biden family business dealings? stay with us. not that into sang, are you? -whoa

another thing we're learning from the idf is that those first two soldiers who were killed, they did which means that essentially, they did not engage in any sort of gunfight with the security officer. this is still being investigated, exactly what happened, because as we're hearing from the egyptians, they say that their officer was chasing drug smuggling agents, but we haven't heard about any other officers that were with them. there were drug smugglers caught or drug smuggling stopped a few hours before, but it's still being seen as a very unusual and isolated incident. and there's very clear indication from officials from both egypt and israel that there is no desire to turn this into anything bigger than a potentially isolated and very unusual incident. the israeli minister of defense has already spoken with the egyptian minister of defense. we've also heard from the idf's chief spokesperson, who said this is a very unusual incident that does not represent the relationship and joint action between the militaries. egypt and israel often coordinate and cooperate on security in the

this is something that the idf says was pretty advanced.will be looking at where it came from and where it was made and what ramifications that might have for future attacks. as you mentioned, this use of an apache helicopter to give cover to the soldiers that were stuck and bogged down. a ferocious battle. six palestinians dead as a result. three have been claimed by a group with islamic jihad. on the israeli side, eight soldiers injured. some of them receiving a visit from benjamin netanyahu, who reiterated the threat of militants on its wanted list. he wants to show he is in control, given the backdrop of the controversy of his political overhaul plans and that he is giving support to israeli forces. the u.s. state department calling for a de-escalation to call on both sides to refrain from actions that escalate tensions. israel, plans in future incursions will assess how it goes into places given what happened on monday. >> thank you so much for that live report. we'll speak to you next hour, as well. >>> a courageous world war ii marin

so there was a staffing up a both the department of state and a, idf made and enormous difference. if there are people with eyes and ears on the ground, that means you can accomplish things on the ground that. was a great legacy that they left because it meant that there were agencies that could take that work. as i was reading the book, i was reminded one georgia was brought up that the russian advance had been first to get passports to de-georgians, and then bring the tanks in. it reminds you of today. whenever you are reading history, it brings up new lessons to learn, and it's an excellent book for teaching. >> president bush in his message talks about the importance of partnerships. i think sometimes the people forget that that also was also a elimination. there was a time when foreign assistance was pocket the money, give it to a foreign government, walk away and that is the end of the story. but the bush administration understood that unless you work with partners on the ground for profit, not for profit, communities of faith, you could not reach corners that you needed to r

according to the israeli military, the idf, those two soldiers killed, they did not even fire their weaponshat means there was potentially no shoot-out between them and the egyptian security officer. the egyptian military is saying that this security officer was chasing drug smuggling agents and during the chase breached the security barrier and exchanged fire. egypt and israel have a peace treaty. they often work together on security issues. it's clear from official statements we're seeing from both sides that neither side wants this to turn into a bigger international incident. the minister of defense, the israeli minister of defense galant has spoken with the egyptian minister of defense. the chiefs spokesperson called this a very unusual incident that does not represent the relationship and joint action between the militaries. but this is also being seen within israel as a failure by the israeli military. not only being able to spot somebody crossing the border, but the soldiers who were killed, their bodies were not found for some time. that an outpost had gone quiet that their bodies

this is after four israelis were killed tuesday following an idf raid earlier this week that left seven palestinians dead. hadas gold is joining me live. and palestinians have called on the u.s. to intervene. what can the u.s. do if anything? >> reporter: you can see the burnt out carcasses of the evidence of some of the violence that has been roiling the occupied west bank the past 48 hours. the smoke is still smoldering here. and when you touch some of the cars, they are still hot from the flames. this is the aftermath of settle let settsettle ers coming to this village and burned cars, at least 37 palestinians were injured, mostly as a result of stone throwing. this is reminiscent of what happened in february. and you can still see just home flames engulfed this car lot. and we hear from villagers that some of their homes were damaged as well. and we're just up the road from where that deadly attack took place where four israelis were killed, four others injured in what became the deadliest attack targeting israelis since january. it happened at a gas station and restaurant. among th

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that continues to train idf soldiers to carry out that same violence globally.he voracity of the violence, those who need our protection, they will carry this revolution. >> so the student you just heard, she said in an interview with the jewish currents, i did not think that cuny would come out which was approved by cuny law would come out and say it as hate speech. i would not change my speech and i would say it louder. i expect this for someone who lives in a bubble at cuny practicing in the state of new york. but the rest of the country, the fact she was so shocked that she was getting so much pushback from this is shocking to me because the rest of the country doesn't feel like this. >> well, you said it exactly right that's because our liberal institutions bruh up activists and not necessarily students. this one is difficult for me because i am a free speech absolutist so i think people who have opinions and beliefs should be able to express the opinions and beliefs and the american people in this case the other graduates and attendees should be able to de

that continues to fail us and cooperates with the fascist nypd, the military but continues to train idfobally. a larger institution committed to its donors, not to its students. >> we're back with our panel. congressman, is that freedom of speech? >> it's hate speech. and by the way, you're just playing a clip. she was talking about this -- now she's getting her law degree in the system that she is getting involved in the rule of law issues talking about how it was white supremacist and how it needs to get torn down. she was using other rhetoric where, you know, if you were with the administration and you have the opposing view to what she's saying it's because you're getting bought off by investors which is a longtime anti-semitic trope. on top of the clip you just played, you graduate, it's your commencement ceremony, you're there with family and friend, this is your dream. you should be able to enjoy that moment without having to experience that. what makes this worse is that the university of new york has had an issue for a number of years and the city council scheduled a hearing ar