because of the israel lobby right. me but, but on the other hand, it is because of the deep relationship between is around the united states. i mean, you guys gotta get your story right. first of all but, but, but really i think what we're talking about is that there's 2 issues that play number one is that yes, the relationship is around the united states is deep and does transcend many different levels and impact military security, technological cooperation, economic ties, all because of the fact that the united states recognizes the critical role that is replacing the stability here in the middle east, in the fact that surrounded by terrorist organizations that are bent on its destruction and has to daily defend itself. you can call the defense of israel, a human rights violation natasha. and you have time can talk about how it's the israel lobby, like some sort of kind of, you know, criminal organization behind the scenes pulling strings. well, let me clear about this. no one said that the israel lobby is a criminal

we are also going to discuss israel's unwavering commitment that we have in the united states to israel security. i fully support replenishing israel's iron dome system and we are also going to discuss the threat from iran and making sure they never develop a nuclear weapon. we are putting diplomacy first. to see where that takes us. we will support israel having deeper ties with the arab muslim neighbors and globally. that is a trend that i think should be encouraged not discouraged and we will do all we can to make a value added. we will also try to -- israelis and palestinians. we will work toward filling the requirements of the visa waiver program. mr. prime minister, i want to thank you again for coming. the u.s. will always be there for israel. it is an unshakable partnership between our two nations. i have known every israeli prime minister since golda meyer. i have gotten to know them personally. welcome. >> thank you, mr. president. first of all, on behalf of the israeli people, i want to extend our condolences and deep sadness for the loss of american lives in kabul. the ameri

is supporting israel is because of the israel lobby.other hand it is because of the deep relationship between israel and the u.s. you've got to get your story right, first of all pair would what we are talking about is that there's two issues at play. number one is that yes, the relationship between and israel and the u.s. is deep and impacts cooperation, economic ties come all because of the fact that the u.s. recognizes the critical role replacing's ability here in the middle of the least and the fact it is surrounded by terrorist organizations bent on its instruction and it has to daily defend itself. you can talk about how it's the israel lobby like some sort of criminal organization behind the scenes pulling strings. hazem: let's just be clear about this, no one said the israel lobby is a criminal organization. i simply said in the question that they do have a lot of influence in policymaking in washington. that was it. >> you can talk about things in those terms and throughout those types of -- to the way you refer to the lobbies,

but that would not only be a war between israel and has below, or israel and lebanon. it would be a multi front war. it involves syria. that's right. it would involve of course hamas in gaza would involve power. steering is higher and middle lead fatah, it wouldn't flame entire mentally. so with that, let's, let's shift to iran. ok. we covered that we took care of that problem. well, we can get back to you guys, but let's talk about are on the what ben against said. yes. what does that mean? is that our is that israel just kind of with the tough rhetoric? the tough talk this even i don't think it's worth this time. i don't think so. and what they're, they're, they're watching iran nuclear development program. and i think that all. and if, if the talks fail and those are increasing likelihood of that, then all of the enrich uranium could be upgraded even further to the 90 percent level, which is weapons grade. and that is the red line for israel and all that. and they've already promised that that is their red line, that then they will attack. now that now israel has co

president nassar blocks israel's access to the strait of teheran preventing israel receiving valuablessar thought he can involve new tactics by closing the strait of atteheran. his assessment at the time was why would it happen? there is no way the israeli will declare war. >> if he closes the strait, we go to war. suddenly he closed them. here we have a crisis. >> with conflict seemingly inevitable. nassar recognized it is anytime to unite the miam imme middle e. >> in nassar says get in line, you have to pay attention to that. >> king hussein did not want any war. >> on may 30, nassar reached his goal to command the arab world. many are afraid of the faith of the country. this is barely 20/22 years after the holocaust. there are armies gathering on ourborders. the fear was genuine. >> the israelis government is just as fearful. >> traditionally, in israel, the prime minister was also the minister of defense. our minister who was a really good finance minister but he had no background in military issues. all eyes turned diand. he was one of the complex and full of contradictions. he

not destruction of iran, the defense of israel, or israel, that's lebanon's allies. let's take a look at the other side. nato, the united states. the brits. what role are they gonna play if this escalates any further, or are they going to try and keep it from escalating further? you know? sure. i sure hope that the united states will do what it did in israel recent skirmish with hamas in the south. and president bite, and i did president biden credit for this. he stood up and said, israel has a right like any other country to defend itself. israel, not a banana republic is res. really not some inferior breed of human that must live under missile flyer. if you do it every other country in the region does, the minute missiles are fired at their civilian territory at their cities, dismissal style very close to the city church. mona. there's a fire raging tonight that may well part of church mon. and because of this missile, so i hope the support israel's right to self defense. i'll just say one thing. we're celebrating the one year anniversary of a of an explosion in th

the idea of accept be israel as part of the middle east is foreign. >> israel and its arab neighbors,gypt, jordan, syria, lebanon, were at a state of conflict since 1948. the middle east was arab for at least 2,000 years, and suddenly these immigrants come from eastern europe, and they build their own community here, and it was the new island of foreigners in the midst of the arab middle east. >> at this time, the palestinian refugee situation from the '48 war is not resolved. >> there were three kinds of palestinian refugees at the time, west bank, gaza, and then there were the palestinians who were living inside israel who stayed there after the 1948 war. >> many palestinians are still longing to go back to their homes. they're still carrying the keys to their homes in haifa and yaffa, and of course in jerusalem. >> jerusalem itself was divided between israel and jordan, which was the result of the war in 1948. >> jerusalem was a berlin-like divided city. in most of the areas it wasn't a wall. it was mounds of concertina barbed wire. >> and when jordan occupied the old city of jerus

and i should say, israel obviously says there were rocks at alexa mosque, and israel says they give warnings, although that's disputed by some of the children who've seen that parents being killed. well, we know that israel is aligned machine and it's been proven to be that. but i think we do have to understand the responsibility in britain. it had the responsibility of not only the president government, but the labor party is part of that of installment labor party, which allowed pro israel groups to, to direct the policies of the labor party. but in effect, support this so time when you have the, the shadow foreign secretary saying that to criticize israeli atrocities is anti semitic, then we're in, wherein louis carol, well really the b, b, c, had a piece of to some of the atrocities in the past week thing, but why is it all these protest as we saw that some of the largest projects in the world here in london, but i know they've been all around the world. why is it they don't protest about the syrian government or against the, according to western sources, genocide, committed by china. an

it is mostly a danger to israel because israel is a obsession about the iranian regime. this raises serious questions about whether iran is a rational actor like other nuclear powers. if it is not a rational actor, nuclear deterrence would not work the same way it works with other countries. for israel, this is a major concern. this is a central issue in israeli politics. >> netanyahu called the 2015 agreement a bad agreement. donald trump amplified those feelings. isn't it a fact that the agreement was working in many ways and for iran in terms of helping the country get on something toward a proper functioning economy and working well? iran was open for inspection from the u.n. inspectors to see what is going on. isn't it may be time israel lookedt this th a different set of eyes? >> right now, we are in a differt context. today,ran is much closer to the bomb. even if israel was willing to consider a new agreement, the question is, is that relevant at all? the whole point of the jcpoa was to push off at least 10 years, iran's threshold capacity. the threshold has been

and this is his israel, but it's not simply israel. i mean, this is as much a british and american war against palestine as it is. and israeli one, you know, just a few years ago, the chief of the defense staff in britain. so nick carter visited israel and between himself and senior israeli strategist, they draw up, drew up basically a secret plan, a partnership on military partnership between israel and britain. in fact, that goes much deeper than that it's, it's just, it's an integration of the 2 military forces where you have israelis being trained in, in ordinance design in britain ordinance design as bombs and british soldiers is being trained in, in with, with, with units that have been as p d f. describe it as palestinian tested. so the, the, the integration of britain and especially the united states with, which gives israel $10000000.00 a day is, is complete. so it is in one sense, it's a british european american war against the people of palestine who are doing one thing. and that is refusing, exercising the moral and legal

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to israel to not start war unless you want or on multiple fronts. alright, still ahead on, i just need a surgeon, you infections leads to lock downs and protests. why some communities in australia, malaysia. a say that fed up and in a class of their own, we meet the palestinian students who've injured conflict, pow cuts and the pandemic. a still sit there, exams. ah, the hello there. we've seen intense heat across parts of europe and northern areas of africa, and that's edged into much of an event. bringing temperature is above average in syria, in iraq as well as iran and q wait. and as we go into the next few days, we are going to see temperatures at pick up across the gulf states. it's further south of that. things are looking cooler. we've got a southerly wind kicking in across yemen, anime on, and that is keeping temperatures down. we're also seeing if you showers across western areas of yemen, edging up into southern areas of saudi arabia. and these join up with the biggest storms that are brewing across that central band across africa. you ca

and israel, the area behind me was a battle ground cross border shelling. but it was clear that neither israel nor has below was interested in any major escalation if you read has well, a statement that said that we targeted open areas around israeli military outpost, basically saying that we could have hit the military outpost. we could have caused casualties. what as well as trying to do is to tell the israelis do not change the rules of engagement, which have been in place since 2006 because on the early thursday as well retaliated to rocket fire with air strikes in the past to any retaliation along the border, they used to, you know, shell areas of the not air strikes. but i think there was also another message today. and the message was from iran via has a lot to israel, a day or 2 after the israeli saying that we are able to directly, militarily engage with iran. so you run is saying that, well, we have allies in the region. we are able to open a number of fronts. one of those fronts is here in southern lebanon, especially since we had statement also

now to another major escalation between has buller and israel. the iran back group says if 519 rockets from southern lebanon towards israeli positions in the occupied chabad farms aboard a district most were intercepted or fell in open land israeli military fire back with artillery and says, while it doesn't want to war, it is prepared for one if necessary. as bala says fridays, barraged was retaliation for israeli as strikes, which targeted southern lebanon a day earlier was a hot joins us from a blur and a sock in southern lebanon. so they know what more do we know at this point? well, it appears that the latest round of cross border violence has now and there is a cautious call. ma has the law and israel neither one of them the last time and it seemed interested in a major escalation. the area behind me was a baffled ground. this morning, the flare up of violence has been locked, claiming responsibility for launching a rockets from southern lebanon towards the ship on farms. but in the last statement, i think they made it very clear that they

along israel's borders. then what is in southern lebanon? we'll talk to you again soon. i thank you. now know from f canister with the taliban says it's fight, have killed the african governments top media officer in cobble double. hon. monopoly was also president national. danny's deputy spokesman early this week. the group had threatened to target officials as it continues its country wide offensive james space. now with more on that killing, he's in campbell. he is well known to african journalists. he is an inner member of the inner circle of president gunny. and our understanding is that he left his home to go to private friday pres, in the last hour or so and has been killed according to taliban. they killed this very senior figure in the afghan government. that is one of the important relevance in the last 20 minutes. potentially it is not the most important because we have other news that has come in from the north of afghanistan, from joe, with john province in the north and from the provincial capi

iran to israel to not start war unless you are on multiple fronts. well, hold on honey. it isn't kitty at mona in northern israel and has more on how that country is handling the escalation. what we're hearing really from the israeli leadership, as usual rational reg is reserved. it's right to respond whenever he's fit. but we also do know that defense minister ben again did have a phone conversation with prime minister enough tally bennett. he then also had a meeting with his chief of staff and other top people from the military. now you do get read an impression that there is no desire to escalate this situation. make no mistake. israel is obviously making its preparation militarily here in the north of the country. but there is a realization that this border needs to stay calm, because whenever this border ignites well, you do also have another border in the south of the country to border with god that it also sometimes ignites at the same time. israel has just come out of a war. the fire talks are still ongoing, so certainly maybe not a desire to

we're also going to discuss israel's unwavering commitment that we have with the united states, israelupport replenishing israel's iron dome system. we are also going to discuss the threat from iran and our commitment to ensure iran never develops a nuclear weapon. but we're putting diplomacy first and seeing where that takes us. but if diplomacy fails, we're ready to turn to other options. we'll support israel's developing ties as well with the arab and muslim neighbors and globally. that's a trend that i think should be encouraged, not discouraged. we'll do what we can. we also are going to discuss ways to advance peace and security and prosperity for israelis and palestinians. we're also going to direct our teams to work toward israel fulfilling the requirement of the visa waiver program. we'll get that done. so, mr. prime minister, i want to thank you again for coming. the u.s. will always be there for israel. it's an unshakeable partnership between our two nations. i have known every israeli prime minister since maier. welcome. welcome. >> thank you, mr. president. first of all, o

israel has warned darkl that been from israel? israel has warned darkly that is _ been from israel?really _ been from israel? israel has warned darkly that is really prime _ been from israel? israel has warned darkly that is really prime minister. darkly that is really prime minister has spoken about this in the last day or so and said israel will respond in the way israel can respond, he did not give any clues as to what that might be but you can expect israel's military campaign which has involved attacks on targets inside iran, including nuclear personnel and mysterious disruptions of activity at nuclear facilities and attacks on iranians vessels and of course attacks on targets inside syria, something which has been going on since the start of iran's involvement in the start of iran's involvement in the start of iran's involvement in the start of the sector in civil war. there was a land tax thought to be by the israelis within the last month which is, one of the targets was a base where members of iran's revolutionary guard were stationed and it's thought perhaps one senior com

so we can see that there's a certain diplomatic alignment between the, the client and israel. we've lawmakers, they know what's going on. they're not really shock. they're just bombed that, you know, they're reading about in the newspaper, the prime minister who featured in all those photo ops, benjamin netanyahu is no longer in the job. his successor is enough tale. bennett, bennett, coalition, government has said it's creating a task force to determine if changes are need to israel is exporting of cyber where task forces take months if not years. plenty of time for the story to blow over. and investigators are unlikely to tell bennett who got rich in the tech sector. anything that he and the world doesn't already know, that israel has peddled spyware to oppressive regime at the expense of activists journalists, democratic move, all while branding itself, start up, nation, and the middle east, only democracy. israel corporate was oppressive regimes worldwide, and allows export of technology is mostly in the secret. the thing is that those tools are no different than when it's

when israel ingratiate itself to governments by offering very advanced spyware. israel has the tools to conduct what's come to be known as by tech diplomacy, the sporting of surveillance equipment that other governments want to get their hands on. it has a power house of a high tech sector and likes to call itself start automation. more than $3000000000.00 a year and us financial aid, much of its spent on defense, certainly help. the israeli government can also choose which countries companies like and so can deal with through the selective issuing of export license. which means the pegasus story isn't just about surveillance. the spyware is a form of diplomatic currency. the israeli government spends to make new friends and forge new alliances through technology whose roots traced back to israel's military. and it's surveillance of palestinians with the israeli tech sector. it is based quite a lot on the alumni of the elite israeli technological that these people were trained by the best and use during their military service to surveil palestine. in a lot of times they use the beta

we're also going to discuss israel's unwavering commitment that we have in the united states to israel, fully, fully support replenishing israel's system. and we also are going to discuss the threat from iran and ensure they never develop a nuclear weapon. but we're putting diplomacy first and we'll see where that takes us. if diplomacy fails, we're ready for another option. we'll support the deeper ties as well with the arab and muslim neighbors and globally. that's a trend that i think should be encouraged, not discouraged. and we're going to do all we can to make value added. we'll also discuss ways for increased peace and prosperity for israelis and palestinians. and we're also going to direct our teams to work toward israel fulfilling the requirements of the visa waiver program to get that done. mr. prime minister, i want to thank you for coming. the u.s. will always be there for israel. it's an unshakable partnership between our two nations. and i have known every israeli prime minister for a time. i look forward to us establishing a strong personal relationship. welcome. >> than

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the better to say the same thing along what began said israel, israel would be ready to go ahead and attack iran on his own. however, there is also a lot of diplomatic effort going on yesterday. the foreign minister has met with the messengers of the security council members. he put forward to prove that iran was behind the attack on the oil tankers was certainly next to the very house where the harsh with rhetoric you also have a sort of diplomatic initiative to get everybody on board israel knowing very well that despite all these words going alone and eventually in the attack on iran could cost it a lot about a rush and sprint ho refused her teams order to fly home early from tokyo, spoken publicly for the 1st time since arriving in poland. christina sumunah sky refused to fly home on sunday, telling japanese please, she was being sent against her will bella ruth says she was removed from the olympic team because of her emotional state. but the 24 year old insist she was single down for criticizing the people who coach on instagram and now fears her life. she is in poland on a hum

the better to said the same thing along what began said, that israel, israel would be ready to go ahead and attack iran by on its own. however, there is also a lot of diplomatic effort going on yesterday. the foreign minister in yellow bead has met with the passengers of the security council members. he put forward to prove that iran was behind the attack on the oil tankers will certainly next to the very harsh word, the harsh with rhetoric you also as to the diplomatic initiative to get everybody on board israel knowing very well that despite all these words going alone and eventually in attack, iran good cost it a lot. thank you for that. don't need in western wisdom. in self and turkey, a wild father reached the compound of a coal fueled power plant. has finally been contained off a rating for while they're living. our strong winds drove the font with the chemically power plant and move that province. navy landing cross were deployed to help evacuate residence by sea. at least 8 people have been killed and dozens of wildfires across turkey are still 3rd in the last close to that hous

the better to said the same thing along what began said israel, israel would be ready to go ahead and attack iran on his own. however, there is also a lot of diplomatic effort going on yesterday. the foreign minister has met with the passengers of the security council members. he put forward to prove that iran was behind the attack on the oil tankers are certainly next to the very house where the harsh with rhetoric you also have a sort of diplomatic initiative to get everybody on board israel knowing very well that despite all these words going alone eventually in the attack on iran could cost it a lot. still to come here on this program, the afghan government to switch his strategy as the taliban steps up its campaign to take majors. this is also trying to make ends meets my charities, and bending the dash are struggling to help communities, effective by cobit linking. ah them to the back of a bit. and saudi arabia, from the reco breaking 50 drama of a couple of days ago. so when the high forty's is too high and it should be for a q h and iraq on the western side of iran, the winds

he remains celebrated as a loyal intelligence agent by both israel and egypt. i will have allison to that the fell into the police minute back to the school and can to help us. not along, adams. so i will figure maria, you'll get until that is may. he has my roommate, i let you know there was no must, not one of them at length at the 11th and embedded, keep them a lamp. she thought the thought, don't let me check. let me get your ideas from what i was thinking about one. can i mean i can, i'm in ms dugan for a young or listen. been the most controversial moment of ash off mall. one's life as a spy, came in october 1973. when it's alleged. he tipped off israel about an eminent attack by egyptian forces, a series of clandestine meetings and phone calls involving prearranged code words warned to israel that the 1973 out of israeli war was just hours away. this coincided with a jewish day of atonement, young comport when much of israel was closed for the holiday. intel of eve, the government faced a decision 6 months. anna marwan had given a similar all out, but th

i ran aggressive behavior is dangerous, not only for israel, but also hard international interests. the freedom of navigation and the international. luckily for he also said that they have the intelligence evidence proving iran was indeed behind this latest drone attack. however, on foreign ministry spokesman denied any or any involvement, as is usually the case. that as you may call yet, it's not the 1st time design is regime occupying the currency has made such void accusations against the slavic republic of iran, wherever this regime has got. it has taken instability, gene terror and violence. and he went on to say that quote, whoever sows the wind shall reap the whirlwind, and that around will not hesitate. one moment he said, to protect the interests of its people and its national security. we've heard this type of rhetoric before, but what stands out about this particular incident? is the use of attack. drones leading to the question has, are unemployed a new and even deadlier tackett tactic to attack its enemies? we'll dig into the story coming up. also today, another war con

meetings and phone calls involving prearranged code words. warned israel that the 1973 out of israel, the war was just hours away. this coincided with a jewish day of atonement young could poor when much of israel was closed for the holiday. intel of eve, the government faced a decision 6 months. anna marwan had given a similar alert, but the predicted attack did not come. there was also some confusion over the time of the attack, whether it would come by day or night. i don't to lay to watch them or not convincing enough to leave ease to mobilize, its, its reserve forces, bending mind is it always at the start to g, the coast groups of the one that need to hold any supplies attack fully on $48.00 to $72.00 analysts agree that one did indeed allow israelis about the eminent stone $970.00 it's also clear that he's predicted time was out by a few hours. was this simply a mistake or a deliver attack to roam foot israeli military? ah, i think this is as i heart of why there speculation about him being an egyptian double agent. because if he said this information and it was wrong, even ju

because at the end of the day, we are the country that protects israel and also keeps israel safe from some of their other enemies. right. so obviously that part was fine. i just think it's really interesting that the vitamin tracy is going to continue this idea of threatening the relationship just like the trunk administration did. one of the few things that actually benjamin netanyahu did not get along with, let's move on to the dentist, which is the primary reason i want to have you on yesterday are guess enough canister veteran corey mills had this to say on the show. china wants this for economic resource warfare. they're going to expose this as the greatest existential threat. and they're going to create the one road one belt, which is gonna essentially create your trade route. and they're going to continue to expand with the help of other great research superpowers tobin. how is patient doing this? are they wanting to start the new is so corrode are to reestablish it. and what does that say to them about the chaos that has followed these past few weeks? well, further, it's not g

really the war of words, but the proxy war and what's being called the shadow war between is where israel enron, over this latest escalation of violence in the gulf of oman, with the attack, as i mentioned on that israeli company, link tanker ship, well british prime minister boars, johnson called the attack in which a british citizen was killed a quote, unacceptable and outrageous attack on commercial shipping. and that a ron should face consequences. us secretary of state spirit anthony blank, and also blaming iran, and likewise condemning the attack. so where does it go from here? what's the wrong strategy with this? so in more on this, this incident, let's bring in former us naval intelligence officer john jordan, john, great to see you look if anybody knows about these issues, you do. so thanks for coming on. the bottom line here, john is right and have have traded attacks at sea, you know, numerous times this year alone. and really looking at the timeframe over the last 18 months. israel going after on in ships or targeting israeli win ships? what's the strategy? what's her on strat

the siren sounded in northern israel and in the occupied golan heights. after these rockets were, fight has been, has claimed responsibility. on wednesday, israel conducted their strikes against targets in lebanon, in response to rocket fire. then what is on her way to the border area now on the phone for us? what more violence i was in a welcome. i like you mentioned has belong claiming responsibility. say their troops who are responsible for launching these rockets. now in their statement, they mentioned that they targeted an open area around israeli military outposts, which is really very telling. a us what they are trying to say, and this is what we understand from sources close to has the law is that this is a message to the israelis. it is 1st of all in response to israeli air strikes early on thursday is really airstrikes targeted. some areas and so there's nothing on in response to rocket fire. 9 from southern level. 8 targeted israel on wednesday. so the message below is giving the israelis right now is that the, this is a warning. the ball is no

, and israel retaliated a lot of posturing. a lot of tough words. we heard all to the same tough words. prime minister enough that the better to said the same thing along what began said israel, israel would be ready to go ahead and attack iran on his own. however, there is also a lot of diplomatic effort going on yesterday. the foreign minister has met with the investors of the security council members. he put forward to prove that iran was behind the attack on the oil tankers will certainly next to the very harsh word, the harsh with rhetoric. you also have a sort of diplomatic initiative to get everybody on board israel knowing very well that despite all these words going alone and eventually in the attack on iran could cost it a lot me enough dentist on the security forces. there are fighting defensive battles as the taliban pushes to capture. regional capitals. grand forces have been repelling attacks on multiple fronts. as taliban fighters advance on her at kandahar and laska go. they being backed up by strikes from the a

and the new cable just really leave this up to up to israel for the time being. you know, this doesn't merit a military response by the us or the u. k. you can really hit the iranians, where they hurt by take by, by you, by using this in the economic realm. i mean, that's where iran is. the iranian regime is really vulnerable. a military response here isn't appropriate, actual probably play into to iran hands because it would be probably perceived as being disproportionate and out of whack. so look at the look at the u. s. u. k, to condemn it verbally and perhaps, and perhaps to take just their position with regard to the iran nuclear revised iran nuclear deal, which doesn't the prospects in which don't look too good right now. but the name of the game here, john, for iran is economics and sanctions relaxations together eventually. so i'm going to have to give in iran, if iran does not running regime is not able to deliver economically for its people . yeah, and that's a great point. just just real quick on the issue of these attack drones. iran has been not only

the has the 5 walk, it's from live on into israel 2 days after they traded fire of the border. the african city of laska gall comes on the town of on for us is helping with air strikes to flush them out 55 years continue to battle legs on the outskirts of the greek capital and to better vision coaches who tried to force printed christina criminal home from tokyo district develop the responses and i'm far as well. have all the latest porters. leno massey walks away from barcelona while in tokyo, the men's race walker say the iowa made a terrible mistake by scrapping their event for paris. all the actions, something like that, coming up later this power. ah, israel's, i don't defense system has intercepted 10 rockets, fired from southern lebanon. the siren founded in northern israel and the occupy golden heights south. they were fired. as below, has came to responsibility. israel has responded with strikes in southern lebanon, san jose is on the phone for us from the t, as in southern lebanon. just bring us up to speed. if you can watch the lakers, what more do we know? well, the

israel do not start war unless you are on multiple fronts. ah, now thousands of people continue to flee to 5 or incinerating, great parts of greece and turkey. the head of the coast guard in the great town of id describe the situation of apocalyptic. because god patrol boats as well as fishing and private vessels have been used to rescue more than 650 people from the island of area. temperatures have dropped below 14 degrees for the 1st time in nearly 10 days in many parts of the country. but high when the full cost firefighters may athens have been going door to door urging people to leave the area. meanwhile, in turkey, the far emergency their's into its 10th day 36000 people were taken to safety across the province of molar. 6 neighborhoods were evacuated near the town of milan, and fire breaks have been created in an effort to prevent the flames from reaching the n o coy power plant. the 2nd facility to be threatened this week will at least $56.00 wildfires of bonding across greece. these images from the town of coronary north of athens,

have you spoken with israel? after all, armed by britain, the united states and european union nations that appears to say no elections in east jerusalem. i don't see any pressure for quite frankly, from the international community with respect to the, the rescheduling of these elections. we want these elections to be held, obviously in as soon as possible, hopefully within the next 6 months. and we would like, obviously all the participating parties, israel, the palestinian authority, hamas, as well as the international community to ensure that all palestinians have a link to vote a right to participate and particularly those and in occupied eastern islam where israel has made it very difficult to trying to conduct the policy and elections. i mean obviously those invalid saying watching this right now, we'll go hang on a minute. there's been aerial bombardment every other day in the gaza seemingly. why are we talking about elections? any response from the israeli government to the letter? know? quite frankly, i'