host: this is james jeffrey joining us from the wilson center. if you want to ask him questions, (202) 748-8000 for republicans, (202) 748-8001, for democrats, and for independents, (202) 748-8002. texas at (202) 748-8003. caroline in maryland, democrats line. caller: good morning and thanks to c-span. look at what is being done with the palestinians -- i do not agree with what hamas did at all, but my heart goes out to the palestinians. we do not buy that they are trying to get the palestinians out for their own good. and for the palestinians not accepting the 1940's agreement, that was their land. the israelis were in their space. it is like, come on, you cannot be killing and bombing these people who had nothing to do with what hamas did. and something needs to be done to protect them. moving your family 10 miles is a hard thing, especially around bombing. we're not buying that you're doing that for their safety. >> there's some capitol hill news so we're dumping out of the program you're watching and go live to capitol hill. jim jordan is now

we wee program ambassador james jeffrey from the wilson center. he heads up there middle east program there. ambassador, welcome back. guest: thank you for having me. host: you have seen these conflicts. what sets this apart in your mind? guest: i have seen many conflicts, not like this. in the middle east, you have these fights, conflicts, bombing campaigns, and such. we have done them, israel, other countries, but they usually return to the status quo. only a few times do you see a few big ones. the yom kippur war 50 years ago. the iraqi invasion of kuwait. this is one of the big ones, because it puts israel's existence at stake. it cannot deal with a hamas capable of attacking much of the population of israel at the same time as facing hezbollah in the north by the lebanese border, syria, and iran. that is why israel feels it has to act. host: how is the u.s. are fonts and we have seen the last couple of weeks -- how do you rate that? guest: that has been an a+ so f ar. president biden is committed to israel, and he is very shocked, as we saw y

host: this is james jeffrey joining us from the wilson center.nt to ask him questions, (202) 748-8000 for republicans, (202) 748-8001, for democrats, and for independents, (202) 748-8002. texas at (202) 748-8003. caroline in maryland, democrats line. caller: good morning and thanks to c-span. look at what is being done with the palestinians -- i do not agree with what hamas did at all, but my heart goes out to the palestinians. we do not buy that they are trying to get the palestinians out for their own good. and for the palestinians not accepting the 1940's agreement, that was their land. the israelis were in their space. it is like, come on, you cannot be killing and bombing these people who had nothing to do with what hamas did. and something needs to be done to protect them. moving your family 10 miles is a hard thing, especially around bombing. we're not buying that you're doing that for their safety. we just need you to know that. we see what is going on. someone said reach out for peace. reach out for peace to them. those are families, too

ambassador james jeffrey, really appreciate you making the time. thanks so much. >> thank you very much. >>> as we've been reporting, hamas says it is holding dozens of israelis following the group's surprise raid from gaza. we'll have the latest on the militant group's unprecedented attack and israel's response when we come back. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. >>> hamas claims it has captured dozens of israeli citizens and soldiers in its surprise incursion, a fact confirmed by the israeli military. videos have surfaced online such as this one geolocated by cnn showing an israeli woman being forcibly pushed into a vehicle and taken away. a spokesman says it doesn't have a firm number of possible hostages but describes

its caption content and accuracy visit ncicap.org] >> we welcome back to the program ambassador james jeffrey at the wellton center to talk about middle east events. you've seen happy conflicts over many a year and what sets this apart in your mind? guest: i've seen many conflicts not like this. because in the middle east you have these fights, conflicts, bombing campaigns and such. we've done them, israel, other countries. usually return to the status quo. only a few times do you see a few big ones. the yom

military including at the time captain james jeffrey on full just short of war alert.dministration has to be prepared to talk similar, very, very courageous and risky actions to keep hezbollah and iran out of this conflict because the israelis are going to need time to deal with gaza and hamas, and that won't be easy. griff: mr. ambassador, this is nothing that indicates that that is something this administration is interested in doing. >> we will have to see in the hours ahead. again, if hezbollah starts moving towards some kind of intervention, everybody will look to washington and what it will do. griff: and you're looking live now on the right pseudoof your screen -- right side of your screen two gaza city missile strikes happening here. it appears -- and thank you for your time, mr. ambassador. i just want to ask you one last question, and that is if you had to predict and guess where we are headed, is this a days-long thing, a weeks-long thing? what does the future hold? >> this is a months-hong thing that will require an israeli ground incursion of tens of thous

we wee program ambassador james jeffrey from the wilson center. he heads up there middle east program there. ambassador, welcome back. guest: thank you for having me. host: you have seen these conflicts. what sets this apart in your mind? guest:

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jeffrey: in this session, hornbuckle received dry needling, cupping, massaging, and other treatments to alleviate pain in her legs and prevent serious injury. the big idea, according to houston ballet executive director jamesn, change from reactive to proactive care. >> when i was dancing, we never had any on-site care. it was always, wait until you're broken, then go to the doctor, then get it fixed. at the end of the day, it's a very short career. and so, to be able to give an artist a year, two years, five years more of th precious time is such a gift. and i attribute a lot of that to to this partnership with methodist. jeffrey: back at the hospital, frazier sees this kind of focus on the performing arts only growing in the future. >> many universities are starting arts and health certificates, music therapy degrees. and even medical schools are looking at internships in artists' health or how artists might be cared for to develop those skills. and it is growing. jeffrey: meanwhile, singer emily treigle is ready to go. meanwhile, singer emily treigle will perform in the verdi opera "falstaff" at the houston grand opera in october. ok, your throat looks great. i mean, i saw it. >> thank you so much. jeff

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