coming from jeremy to israel at the moment, but they will certainly discuss other forms of assistance. and this will likely focus on medical aid. i see that max max found in jerusalem of israel has confirmed that from friday it will allow a limited number of trucks carrying humanitarian a to enter a gaza. the rest of crossing from egypt is the only goss i'm crossing with israel, doesn't to control israel control. it's that crossings and begun as drugs have to have something lower. so 10 right attacks on october. the 7th can at least 1400 people, the u. n. be posted more than 3000 deaths in gosh i since then the water may be flowing, but there's no guarantee it's safe to drink. gas as water supply is on the brink of collapse. the united nation says more than 2000000 phase dehydration and water borne diseases as gases or runs dry. many have no other option then to drink contaminated water and then have the we often we beat for to ours. and at the end we find out there is no water anymore. what am i a, had the water is life? no human can somebody but the water, whether it's clickable or not, no, no one can survive without water. the utilities bottles just to go back a

alex fisher, i'll just sit up in occupied east jerusalem of israel says that a soldier and taken captive on october 7th has been freed. is randy on me, said uri mascot ish. seeing here, and want to show it was released during a ground operation. statements that her condition was good and that she had been reunited with her family. how about school? the announcement i'm attempt by israel to distract attention from the video. it released a few hours earlier, showing 3 women still in captivity. as getting out this are horace who is long for us and occupied east jerusalem. so i believe there's been and is there any minute treat briefing in the last hour or so? what did they have to say of the yeah. while they started off, they said with good news, this is the spokes, one of the spokesman for the minute. she's saying that we have good news on the see that they've managed to release the soldier. and that's being seen as close to the victory here. because this, that seems, the soldier was an a release the how much decided to really say, managed to rescue hiring. this is the kind of language the

i'll just see it up in occupied east jerusalem of israel says that a soldier taken captive on october. the 7th has been freed, is rarely on me said uri mascot ish. seeing hen and warranty shed was released during a ground operation. the statement said her condition was good and that she had been reunited with her family. how must cool the announcement an attempt by israel to distract attention from the video? it released a few hours at a showing 3 women in captivity. well, the us administration says now is not the time for cease 5. and instead time propose is to allow aid into guns that have to go ahead and sent us this update to give you a sense of just how lock step the by the administration is publicly with israel. it was just on sunday, the national security advisor jake sullivan gave an interview. well, this part didn't error, it was cut. but in the official transcript, he said that no one can target hospitals that it's against humanitarian and international law and that hospitals are not legitimate military targets. there has been no criticism of hospitals being hit in gaza when

embassy has issued an advisory for all american staff workers in jerusalem right now, in response to the violence of israeland it is a significant response, we'll share it with you when we come back. >>> we're following the breaking news, the u.s. embassy in jerusalem has now issued a shelter in place for u.s. embassy personnel amid the ongoing violence, the war that is unfolding right now, in israel, and gaza. let's go to cnn's natasha bertrand watching this unfold. what you are hearing? >> reporter: the u.s. embassy in jerusalem is issuing a warning. to personnel. telling them to shelter in place. telling them the u.s. embassy is closely monitoring the security situation as a result of rockets that have been fired from gaza across the southern and central israel, including tel aviv and jerusalem and the infiltration of hamas militants. obviously the top priority for the state department is the safety and security of u.s. personnel and u.s. citizens in the country as all of this unfolds. now, the statement also goes on to say that the u.s. embassy is aware that there have been casualties as a result of th

of us collapse . one prominent example, the jerusalem post, one of israel's most read newspapers, was down for more than 24 hours. the heck a collective anonymous of don claims to be responsible for this attack. they describe themselves as an anti vest, and pro is la heck, a collective. but this claim is doubted by experts is also doubtful if they are cooperating with a mouse. i think we do need to be careful of saying directly that they have coordinated with us. we don't know that we don't have that insight yet. however, the cyber attacks are working to their advantage to have the psychological aspect of taking down the systems of israel. perhaps meddling with the learning systems and allow rockets to get through another a heck or collective pro russian killed that has even threatened to target all is really government systems with distributed denial of service attacks. a more concerning hacking strategy is trying to get access to. i t systems of critical engine a structure. a microsoft report said that in early 2023 echoes used to take linkedin profile as to paul is as software developers, they tried

trails of more rockets over the, in the skies over east over jerusalem. outstanding, unoccupied, east jerusalem, these rockets appear to be some distance away so likely over the actual territory of israel. we have also seen uh, social media pictures of a rocket impact in jerusalem as well as those pictures that are other correspondence. and commentators have been talking about, showing a day is really the soldiers of being captured are being dragged out of cars. this is certainly something that is going to really inflame the sensibilities of these rarely people and is really politicians. the health authority in israel has called for an emergency blood drive. they say it's a crucial situation. so they're asking people to show up at hospitals and donate blood. that's another sign that we perhaps have not seen the full extent of casualties from this rocket brush. and these incursions, we've also seen pictures on social media of what appear to be is really civilians lying in the, on the ground perhaps in cedar world, which is the town nearest the gaza, apparently shot. and we've seen additional pictures of these arms abbas fighters in trucks and vehicles shooting at firing in, in the stree

the city of israel , israel, jerusalem, is a matter of islam, death to israel, death to israel, death to israel , death to america, death to america, death to welcome. deadly welcome. allahu akbar death to israel death to israel death to israel death to israel death to barrica zionist regime house of spiders if khamenei orders jihad if khamenei orders jihad or hajjat ​​ibn al-hassan death to arrogance death to arrogance following the humanitarian disaster in gaza flag the dome of the holy thresholds became the mourning color of the people last night and today in the holy shrines by chanting the slogans of the massacre in al-mu'amedani hospital in gaza. strongly condemn i myself have 3 children, that's why it is so sad to see oppressed children like this. really unbearable. i have a 5-year-old child. that is, the moment i know that the child is testifying for his sister. and israel will answer these crimes. as a human being, we are affected and we condemn these crimes that no human being can justify. death to israel , death to israel . mr. amir abdullahian, who traveled to jeddah to at

by distributed denial of service or de dos attacks. pack us flag the website's with requests until the service collapse. one prominent example, the jerusalem post, one of israel's most read newspapers, was down for more than 24 hours. the heck a collective anonymous of don claims to be responsible for this attack. they described themselves as an anti vest on pro is la, i'm heck, a collective. but this claim is doubted by experts is also doubtful if they are cooperating with a mouse. i think we do need to be careful of saying directly that they have coordinated with us. we don't know that we don't have that insight yet. however, the cyber attacks are working to their advantage to have the psychological aspect of taking down the systems of israel. and perhaps meddling with the learning systems and allowed rockets to get through. another hacker, collective pro russian killed that has even threatening to target all is really government systems with distributed denial of service attacks. a more concerning hacking strategy is trying to get access to a t systems of critical infrastructure. a microsoft report said that in early 2023 tech has used to take linked in prof

between the capitals of israel, syria and egypt, and persuaded the leaders of the countries to reconcile. israel lost conquest in other countries, but left under his occupation. jerusalemk of the jordan river and the gaza strip, and kissinger will have to hear freedom for palestine more than once in his speeches. the big powers have turned the region into another testing ground for the cold war. the united states will never forget that the antagonism between freedom and its enemies is ours.

to the gradual building of israel which engalfed what was once passing in agricultural land. her town was once considered the safest path to walk to the holy city of jerusalemsen years ago, but is now forbidden by the israels. they forbid me from everything that hold dear to me, praying in a axa mosk, buying sweet cakes from the old markets of jerusalem and walking through the ancient path of the old. city, there is no place more beautiful than jerusalem. i would love to be there just to see the markets, the shops, the old streets and to pray in alamosk. اجمل بلا احلى ولا اطيب. entrance for jerusalem, it is near jerusalem and this is why we built this village and named karama, it means: our pride, how did fatima described the land to me, stating the lands are bed and the blankets are sky. palas haji fatima is not exclusively about the land itself, but palestin's relationship to their land. she told me that people can and will continue to live from the land, and only when their livelihood is taken, that will be the end of palestine. fatima sews each village and city into the map of palestine. without borders, without boundaries, without settlements, without i

never been a real genuine peace process and any chance of one in the future died when the us government recognized israel's capital as being jerusalemsnd motivated the palestinians to take further grassroots action against israeli aggression and the usurping of more land. this later led to a mass civilian mobilization in the gaza strip, giving birth to the great march of return beginning on the 30th of march 2018 in the besieged coastal enclave, which had enjured 13 years of bloccade, as well as eight large-scale military bombardments carried out against its population within that period. period, killing thousands of civilians. there are currently 2 million people living in the gaza strip, of which 52% are children, 70 plus percent or also refugees, all packed into an area more densely populated than tokyo, with water supply which is 97% undrinkable, and the people having to live with only few hours of electricity per day. in addition to this, israel controls the airspace, electromagnetic sphere and water. according to experts at the un, the gaza strip is now officially considered as uninhabitable. gaza's great march of return was a

our goal is that all of east jerusalem become like west jerusalem. the jewish capital of israel. they try to get people from their homes on the spot. sheik jarrah should be expelled. this is the second time that these people have been forced out of their homes. these people were once again ethnically cleansed in 1948. but despite all the sanctions and blockades, islamic resistance has formed in gaza. this time , they came to the aid of the oppressed people of sheikh jarrah neighborhood and protested: if the zionist regime is oppressing the palestinians living in sheikh neighborhood. will incur a heavy cost. today, we have seen that the zionists have polluted quds and sheikh jarrah area with their corruption, and they believe that they can destroy al-aqsa mosque. they can expel our citizens from sheikh jarrah neighborhood. they think they can visit al-aqsa mosque in terms of time and place. we have warned them many times. the zionists, who had recently signed compromise agreements with some arab governments, brazenly attacked the worshipers in al-aqsa mosque on quds day and desecr

of jerusalems did not last more 10 hours. gordon at the control of the old city of jerusalems and the west bank what after the war lost the control to israelr driven and egypt. israeli binoculars had control of the heights bordering israel and syria. after 12 hours. of intense fighting israels. the soviet union had already started a war with the false news and the soviet union witnessed israel attacking its communist allies syria. it gave ultimatum to israel's supporter, the united states, announcing that it was seeking military support for syria. this was not just the bluff. ukrainian jet fighter were ready by the order of the soviet union. american cold war tension reached one of its most complicated moments. lindon, johnson and his colleagues had meeting at the white house to find answer to soviet ultimatum. he wrote to that he would use every opportunity to stop the israeli war machine, but in practice, instead of calling the israeli prime minister and formal action. he told the us representative of the un to talk to israeli represent. the us onvoy saw the israeli representative at the lobby and gave him the message: united statesback

of jerusalem . surprising the occupying forces and evacuating the houses of quds residents in sheikh jarrah neighborhood by force. this is the government it caught israelsurprise, but more importantly , the security institutions were not prepared for such a situation and were caught by surprise. firing rockets towards jerusalem was the failure of israel's military intelligence to understand the motives of hamas, and this action was carried out. i did not think that israel would take such significant steps. it was very strange and really unimaginable for me. in this document, the battle case. we open quds and reveal behind the curtain the first attack in this battle, which was followed by a military and intelligence war that lasted for 10 days. he commanded the palestinian resistance. mohammad sanwar is one of the prominent commanders of sadad's qassam battalions. he commanded the khananisel brigade for many years. his name is associated with the most important operation of bombed tunnels. israel accuses him of having field supervision in the operation to capture glad shalit and holding him until the exchange equation was reached, according to which mor

attack, a riya novosti correspondent reports this, sirens have gone off in the central part of israel in jerusalemreported by the army. israel, in addition, it is reported that the alqasam brigades, just now an official statement is coming, fired missiles in the direction of tel aviv and jerusalem, but a little earlier there was a statement from the israeli army itself, the idf reports the transition to the phase of the complete destruction of hamas. this is a verbatim quote. lebanese organization hezbollah does not intend to join hostilities against israel until it itself... comes under attack, the times of israel newspaper reports, citing a statement by the lebanese ministry of foreign affairs. the day before, the israeli military and hezbollah militants exchanged artillery strikes, this is what we will now talk about with our special correspondent in the arab east, stanislav bernval. stanislav, i welcome how the countries of the region are now assessing the aggravated palestinian-israeli conflict conflicts and what statements are made? yes, yes, hello, but the rating here is of course very high

of the surrounding countries just simply boiling just where is it going to go from? there is the main question and that was the w is funding for char, reporting from jerusalem as well in israel. protestors have taken to the streets of tele views to demand the release of his really hostages being held in gaza as follows. the release of 2 american hostages on friday is there only officials say how mazda militants are still holding more than $200.00 people came out during their terror attack on october. 7th is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he has not given up. i'm getting all of the missing people back. oh, signaling no let up in the barman because he's really air force drug garza again, overnight. i spoke a short time ago to is really military spokesperson, peter learner. and i asked him about the targets. the idea of was hitting murder miranda. we are now in the day 16 of our sold again to come us off to the brutal massacre all over a $1300.00 is right. these men, women, and children, the abduction of what we know now to be at least $212.00. and there are still a 100 people that are on accounted for. so that number all could also come and go higher. so we are

israel's treatment of the people in gaza. or the west bank, they haven't condemned settlements, haven't give them the attacks on the ox. a mosque in jerusalem. of course, trump declared jerusalem was the capital of israel, which is a huge sleeper lock of act. and so this is what it's come to, which is a very with radical. yeah, indeed. uh no, we'll know what was the pass signs. i present buses called for the inside of the community to urgently intervene. but i do think the inside of the community can weigh into finding a possible resolution. i mean, i know they've been trying to do this for a while now, but right now is when they need them. well, i think, you know, let's be honest. it the united states, which is the one bank roll with israel to the tune of a now about $4000000000.00 a year. they keep israel float, they keep their military flow to the us, told israel, stop it. we want to negotiate and solution. let's have a ceasefire. let's negotiate it. you know, a comprehensive piece with the palestinians that were guarantee their rights of return the rights to their home land. it would then it could end tomorrow, but the us won't do that

of god. mark: you have been to israel more times than i can count. you have visited the ancient sites, you and seen and touched, places in jerusalem, city of david, otherthroughout the country of israel. mentioned in the bible. about jews and christians and who was where and when they were there. this is real. is it not? >> absolutely. jesus christ himself said, if men will not praise me, the very rocks will cry out in recognize me. the fact is that every few days, archaeologists in israel are digging up memorabilia of treasures that are thousands of years in age, written in hebrew with the name of hebrew rulers on the documents, as proof positive that thousands of years ago, that seed of abraham occupied this territory. mark: interesting that the palestinian authority does not want those archaeologists doing those, they say they are destroying the foundations of palestinian homes in the area, and demand they stop. is the real reason that they demand they stop, is that all this propaganda, and throughout meeft middle east that jews be occupants to americanize their goal. >> that would be true. there is no such thing as two-state solution. hamas worship

recently, even further range rockets, missiles have made it all the way to the jerusalem area to set parts of central israel. and there have been reports of injuries up there as well. 9 people, at least in the jerusalem and surrounds, has been ended up there. they have a kid for a summer in a serious condition. so the situation, he's still incredibly 10th, the fire the rockets and the missiles going back and forth. i have been growing intensively this afternoon and where i'm standing, we were told a little earlier from the military that we, we may have to evacuate this area as there was some fights happening between homeless militants and the military. still, as we into sundown as a familiar it coming to the end of the 3rd day of the school that came is just up the road here and we saw some military vehicles passing that have been completely shut up. so an intense gun battle hesitate, had gone there. now, earlier today, the military said that they had managed to secure over communities around the gallons. a strip area about that sound gunman was still on the loose. and that seems to be definitely the situat

israel's treatment of the people and gaza for the west bank. they habits condemned the settlements having to damn the attacks on the august the mosque in jerusalem. of course, trump declared jerusalem was the capital of israel, which is usually for lack of act. and so this is what it's come to, which is a very with we're out of the reaction. so the escalation, violence has been swift, but apparently no less the nation is spoken out about whether israel's response has been disproportionate compared with the initial past. and in the attack, pretty the see less than officials in the you and condemn the fighting. but they seem to be all took no action or been greatly concerned by the system, the lack of progress towards ending the occupation and realizing and negotiate the 2 state solution. i am concerned that we may, once again be facing another very dangerous escalation of violence and guys with potentially catastrophic consequences. united nations remain committed to supporting palestinians and these valleys to resolve the conflict on the basis of relevance resolutions, international law and bilateral agreements. when you get to the meet the most

resolutions condemning israel’s aggressive actions, supported its policies with weapons, it was washington that recognized the violation of all un norms and international law jerusalemcapital of israel, which has caused anger in many arab countries, even now, when an immediate ceasefire seemed necessary, the united states refused to support the proposed one. against this background, inaction on the part of the security council looks unsightly. we warned our colleagues yesterday that there is no time to waste now. dear colleagues, i will say frankly, since it is time for diplomatic metaphors, with a call for an immediate ceasefire, i must realize that i bear part of the responsibility for what happened in gaza, such an approach when you say you are for peace, but in reality you do nothing for it, the west may play a bad joke in a completely different conflict, as financial times writes, and america and the european union are making every effort to ensure that the countries of the so-called global south support ukraine in the fight against russia, but now that there is complete indifference for... under the suffering of the palestinians, the global youth, traditionall

israel's right -- indeed, its obligation, to defend itself and defend its people. christian: the armed wing of hamas says it is fired a barrage of missiles on tel aviv and jerusalem innse to israel's targeting of civilians. the u.n. says the gaza strip is being strangled, with the health system on the brink of collapse. the humanitarian corridor from egypt into gaza has failed to materialize, with the u.n. saying no progress has been made on reopening the rafah crossing. we bring you the latest from jerusalem. tom bateman, international editor jeremy bowen in southern israel, and on the lebanese border, the latest from anna foster. very good evening. hundreds of thousands of palestinians fled south over the weekend hoping to escape the bombardment. many left without the provisions they had stored and are now without food and limited water. those whoent all the way south to the rafa border with egypt are still not safe. the border remains closed, and earlier today the town was hit by israeli airstrikes, buildings destroyed. this footage has been verified by the bbc close to the rafah crossing. dozens cap under the rubble. -- trapped under the rubble. for the innocent

i don't know, so i'll also talk about without team of correspondence live in washington, dc, west jerusalem. i still didn't southern israel and of course of gauze. but 1st, this report by rachel said on what was a terrifying day for the people of gauze. and the 1st month, amazon. no electricity, no food, no water, no feel for guys. safe. is there any defense minister draft come on. so i came back to the home community to and helped medium people because that street has been on the a land and sea, but okay, to impose bodies, rails these 2007 but now it has even cut off the basics. these red army is bombarded in the besieged enclave of the how much this unprecedented attack on israel israel shit more than $1000.00 targets in guys including it, strikes that level as much of the town of the tunnel. it actually is northeast corner is ref. for me to declare war on guys on sunday, and it's promising more to destruction. the is ready extracts also target the jeep value. the largest of the guns. it's a 3 digit terms. the cap is 21.4 square to the to the size, but it is home to nearly 120000 here in the heart of jamalia. as you can

patients from hospitals that are in the affected area to fall way. hospitals in the center of israel and into jerusalem. people are working on the immediate threat of gunfire a or, and of rockets fire. unfortunately, uh, one for ambulances was targeted. and we have 5 people that were injured, including ones that unfortunately have died. well, let's take a closer look at just what is happening in border areas footage from po, fish, really impala city inside this surfacing on the line. for the moments we're unable to verify most of it. in the most recent developments come says reported lead ticking hostage $53.00, it's really soldiers and settlers. a warning their fates, as you can see in the upcoming footage, is very disturbing. this, this is the gas trip militants frogging at what appears to be in this really soldier art of a car. people then rushed to the lifeless body at triumphantly on the other side of the border. the situation is extremely tense as video circulating a line allegedly show gunman shooting in the streets of the is really boarder, regence of civil roth. unconfirmed reports alleged at

of a deal with israel's arch enemy. iran of his government's increasing right wing direction seemed to pay dividends. when donald trump came to the white house within a year, a trump recognize jerusalem as israel's capital to the dismay of palestinians. far greatest allied the united states of america. today, it's the embassy open here, a big win for netanyahu. the trump administration also spearheaded agreements between is real and middle eastern countries, normalizing relations. meanwhile, netanyahu's problems at home are growing in 2019. he was formerly charged in 3 separate cases. he lost that election, but after 18 months in opposition, he was back in office to achieve a parliamentary majority. he entered the most of right wing coalition. israel had ever seen the efforts continued led by the us to improve relations with saudi arabia and others. but it's now unclear when, if ever a saudi deal will be formalized, or dom and offensive in gaza. that results in mass palestinian casualties could on do years of diplomacy. through it all, phoebe has survived, but his hopes for a legacy as an international statesman of didn't. after the mazda attacks, he formed a unit, the government. bu

of us living here. ♪ >> brian: in jerusalem one of israel's largest hospitals is running out of critical supplies as theyguest served as the head of the idf hospital coordination with the disaster response. >> ainsley: the medical center director general is dr. ofra marin. he joins us from jerusalem. good morning to you dr. marin. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> ainsley: thank you for what you are doing. i know you have been a doctor for 30 years and served as the head of trauma. what are you seeing at your hospital? >> it's okay before i speak i do want to send my sincere importance of the visit that israel had in the past two days. the president of the united states, president biden was here. we had to visit. just a few hours ago the government of new york city here and i really want to thank you and the people in the states for this amazing, amazing support. i'm not sure how much penal realize how this is important for the resilience of the israelis here. so this is the first thing i wanted to say before anything else so everyone knows israel faces a war that started last saturday two wee

resolutions condemning israel’s aggressive actions, supported its policies with weapons, namely washington, in violation of all un norms and international law, recognized jerusalemcapital of israel, which caused anger in many arab countries; even now, when it would seem that an immediate ceasefire was necessary, the united states refused to support the resolution proposed by russia in the security council. a strike on a hospital in gaza last night killed several hundred civilians. against this background , inaction on the part of the security council looks unsightly. we warned our colleagues yesterday that there is no time to waste now. dear colleagues, i’ll say it straight out: as the time for diplomatic metaphors has clearly passed. everyone who did not support our project yesterday is humanitarian. resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire must realize that it bears part of the responsibility for what happened in gaza. this approach, when you say you are for peace, but actually do nothing for it, can play a bad joke for the west in a completely different conflict, as the financial times writes, and america and the european union are making every effort to

so with, with israel cutting it, supply to the strip, the that will really affect the lives of civilians living there. rebecca, with rivers reporting for us from jerusalem. and here's a reminder of our top story, this, our israeli prime minister, benjamin nathan. yahoo says israel is add more after the is one this militant group home us launch is one of its biggest attacks on israel in years. it was a multi pronged assault by land sea and air early this morning, getting multiple locations along the border with israel. an unknown number of israeli soldiers and civilians were captured and taken into a gas and israel's national rescue services. at least 70 people have been killed and hundreds more injured. is really armed forces responded to the attack with the air strikes and gaza health officials. they're say they're like 200 people were killed and you are now up to date of next to our show shift takes a look at the future of mobility in a digital age. don't forget, there's always more news for you. and d, w dot com and you can follow the latest on instagram and ex handle is actually pretty w news. i'm excited for me in the entire new scene here in berli

really troops with again, a crowd all the local youngsters in one of the neighborhoods of eastern jerusalem. and as israel tightens his grip on gauze of the idea of says, it eliminated a terror squad that tried to infiltrate as really territory from lebanon? are 2 corresponded you. austin again brings us the latest from the ground till a statement of was provided by the idea of giving details as to what happened over the past few hours. and it seems that there were unidentified aerial vehicles flying in the region pertaining to the is really defends forces. and according to the claim, they say that there was a great deal of fire against these u waves. and the is really for defense forces essentially took action and carried out strikes along the border with lab and on. of course, this is not the 1st time that is really forces have taken action against specific positions. namely, they did name that states stuff course targeted areas that belong to has the law within the region. and that's a matter of concern as well. because although the developments over the past 24 to 48 hours had been relatively speaking

considered the safest path to walk to the holy city of jerusalem, the last time i visited jerusalem alguids was seven years ago, but it is now forbidden by the israelng that hold dear to me, praying, buying sweets from the old market of jerusalem, and walking through the ancient path of the old city, there is no place more beautiful than jerusalem. was built because it is the western entrance for jerusalem, it is near jerusalem and this is why we built this village and named it karama, it means our pride, described the land to me, stating the land is our bed and the blankets our sky. palestine to haji fatima is not exclusively about the land itself, but the paline's relationship to their land. she told me that people can and will continue to live from land, and only when their livelihood is taken, that will be the end of palestine. fatima seach and city into the map of palestine, without borders, without boundaries, with settlements, without israeli cities, and without the infamous wall built by. israel to separate what is now called israel to the west bank, we want peace and they want peace, our weapons is the rock and words, but we are rightful p

to be the capitol of israel and moved the u.s. embassy to jerusalemare all three very big moves. the president biden making some moves of his own earning him high marks here. >> martha: what about the republican side? you see president trump speaking from the courtroom today and yesterday. what is the impact? >> yeah, look. president trump said something ridiculous about benjamin netanyahu the other day. he has a grudge against benjamin netanyahu. one thing to say about the political impact, we should watch out for the economic implications. oil prices are rising. if this conflict becomes wider, as well as being at war, we could have a serious economic crisis that will have significant political ramifications back in the u.s. >> martha: big moment in this, gentlemen. report, gerry baker, thanks. great to have you with us today as we watch these protests in istanbul unfolding this evening no turkey. one other story to bring before we let you go. it's a significant one in a different arena. natalee holloway's family waited 18 years for the moment. the p

israel will win this war. the number of militants have infiltrated israel from gaza. hadas gold joins us from jerusalem. the scale of the attacks is just extraordinary, what's the latest? >> reporter: this is completely unprecedented and this is war, kim, something that israel has not seen the likes of this sort of surprise coordinated attack, many people are comparing it to the yom kippur war which perhaps purposely is on its 50th anniversary as we speak. it started october 6th 50 years ago, a surprise attack on israel, and that's what we're experiencing, started the a 6:30 in the morning, barrage of rockets, non-stop since then. here in jerusalem we've had at least five or six air raid sirens go off. i have lost count of the number of explosions i've heard in the air above us. that could be interceptions or rocket impacts. if we get a siren on air we'll take you into our protected space. getting news right now as we speak from the military. they're having a briefing right now. there have been 2,000 rockets fired. ha mas has claimed 5,000. they say these infiltrations tlaupt air through para gliders, th

sumi: we have heard there is pressure growing on israel to have more aid allowed into gaza. one of the responses in jerusalemat? jeremy: israel has been resisting pressure to bring the amount of aid that the human want in. what has happened is essentially president joe biden and israel's prime minister netanyahu, together agreed that there would be a flow of aid in. but right now, up to now, i think you can only describe it as a token flow. it is not enough to make a difference. it is not enough to shift the dial. the u.n. estimates the bare minimum they would need, if fuel was included on the trucks, to pump water, is 100 trucks a day. they have been getting a fraction of that. and they have not been able to bring in fuel. they are not at all happy with that, which is a strong reason why mr. gutierrez, the secretary-general, has been voicing his concern. sumi: our international editor jeremy bowen in jerusalem. thank you so much. that is our show. thank you for watching "world news america." stay with us. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services