he's been speaking about jihad does him on a jihad encouraging his forces to do jihad against what he calls a month occupation refeeding to the latest. libyan military corp in regard to the military agreement signed by libya's jenae and turkey has been also feeling to provoking. the so-called the arab nationalism in contrast to what he calls the autumn an occupation of the. countries this also could be read as a sign of greenlight by have an invitation to other foreign troops to join the but to support his forces namely egypt but in all cases this recent speech by have that has been under is to meted by the west to the new camp namely the government forces especially they say that he has been giving speeches like this civil speeches over the past 8 months especially also declaring there's a lot of civil times to encourage his forces to. to launch the latest or the last incursion into tripoli and it hasn't happened so far my point out there live from tripoli mama thank you. it courts in turkey has arrested 5 people accused of helping the former innocency carlos school flee to lebanon a

investigators say he also posted a string of anti american, anti israeli and jihad messages, the last one two hours before the attack but the fbi says he apparently acted alone. >> we have not identified any co-conspirators, any evidence that the shooter acted with anyone else or that he was inspired by any one specific group. >> reporter: out of 852 saudis in the u.s. for military training, 21 have been sent home after it was found they had child pornography or jihad material fbi agents found two phones belonging to al ramradi one he put on the floor and shot during the attack that the government wants to unlock and search. >> it is very important for us to know with whom and about what the shooter was communicating says it turned overallhelp this may be headed to court. lester. >> pete williams >>> disturbing new details about another terror attack. authorities sa two shooters in jersey city new jersey had a bomb in their van powerful enough to kill or injure people up to five football fields away and enough material to build a second bomb. the two were found dead at a kosher market

"defeating jihad," "why we fight" and most recently "the war for america's soul". >> sebastian gorka, in your 2018 book "why we fight" you write the most significant threats we face today do not emanate from the world of nonstate actors but from old nationstate adversaries who have learned from the change right at the end of the twentieth century and to understand the only way to defeat us is by using irregular or indirect means of attack, the assassination of general soleimani fit into that theory? >> it did because of who he was, his in official title. thank you for having me on this show. the shadow commander. he wasn't a major general in the regular army commanding divisions in a normal battle where you face off in a theater of combat and everything is aboveboard, the battle of the bulge, this isn't the first gulf war. this is an individual who used proxy forces in six continents including the us and the recent attempt against the saudi ambassador to wage irregular warfare using means the weaker power developed against a far more powerful adversary, the united states is no longer

the fall of my new month came as a shock to everyone it was a cradle of the revolution later the jihad against asaad rebels 2nd largest remaining city and they gave it up without a fight a fight for the city that is it self had been a battleground for the past month. but then. in december the syrian military set off an operation taking dozens and dozens of towns and villages in me a week's diplomacy kicked in russia and turkey mediated a ceasefire which then lost the islamists seemingly couldn't keep their fingers off the trigger. about an ellipse and the reason for the escalation is the reason is the militants control totally or nearly totally by chop out all nusra and ayad taria sham which al nusra has turned into and uses as a cover constantly bring the cease fire with the cease fire arrangements create special corridors for noncombatants so they can leave the combat zones by the way the terrorists keep striking those corridors hindering the departure of peaceful civilians trying to retain them as human shields. seen at all before in ghouta rebels caged the women and pensioners on r

the very telling thing is, the palestinian leader is meeting with the head of a law the mike islamic jihad to, with a statement against this plan. when your government is made up of terrorist groups, it is very hard to meet these benchmarks with their basic when it comes to what they're asking for. they are asking for a lack of violence and economic activity. >> not to miss the point for my you're just saying, those groups coming together, you mentioned terrorism, post, the news that was breaking on iran, not even ten days ago, we know that some of these groups are going to come together anyway. there were some pretty strong reporting that they were having conversations, the key point, in the center is, that they hate us, so to see us come out with a plan like this, i wonder, too if that does not force those groups to do something that they really have not done, guys, they don't work in concert. >> that is also part of the problem, as katie alluded to. so i think, i don't want to minimize the hard work that jared kushner has put into this plan, as we comb through the various elements of it

international condemnation because european governments and the united states believe that islamic jihad is a terrorist movement dedicated to destroying the state of israel the reality is that israel is a terrorist government that is that they catered to destroying the palestinian homes rights people you wonder i mean really who is the murderer and who is the victim i mean they are the occupiers we are not occupying their country they're occupying ours will britain and the united states continues to arm israel of course the idea for twitter says that rockets that hit including the one that hit gaza's palestinian independent commission for human rights they were actually misfired rockets from palestinians in gaza nothing to do with israel at all. that that's possible the question is that israelis do not account for the murder of palestinians to anybody i mean at best you get a united nations resolution but you don't get any real sanctions you don't read you don't get action that stop america from providing lethal weapons that these aliens can use to kill our people you don't see really pu

use so many bombs it's clear the cases in mosul iraq the american and british bombers targeted the jihad the islamic state opponents but these people were intermingled with the civilians they had bass. and buildings which also house civilians were next to them it's a case of burying their head in the sand and not wanting to admit that both took here to russia have helped at least to limit the human cost at least to many many hundreds of thousands of people i mean it is. i think part of the underlying dilemma of the western states that they committed themselves so wholeheartedly to the fall of a sad that they turned a blind eye to who was fighting against him and so they have in the end said anybody who's against it is better than a lot of the double standards but it's also turning a blind eye to these groups who have after all spawned threats to western europe because some of the supporters have carried out radical terrorist attacks in western europe to. ask a winning film director oliver stone claims that squandering money on foreign military campaigns has become something of a hobby fo

3 forces of the islamic jihad organization your reaction to the renewed violence in gaza and the occupied territories and israel this is a pure cold blooded murder this is an assassination i mean this is this is not this is not warfare this is a deliberate assassination of of people in their homes. killed with them their wives the brothers their children. this is the specialty of this israelis who. and his wife were they not terrorists as the israeli says and whether or not therefore justifiably killed by the israeli government there is no justification for a cold blooded murder of somebody in his home and his wife they did they if if if he if he were to be caught in israel the red handed he would have gotten a maximum of 20 years of prison not a and neck as an asian a murderer with his wife were you surprised israel also shot missiles into damascus to kill. son jury as well yes this is the sense the nation continues i mean that it goes to. to gaza and then from gaza to damascus and vice versa and you really don't see the international community out roused by this by this murder you don't

quite often the terms used to describe the various armed groups in the region are is in the midst jihad against what does that mean what are the aims and objectives of most of these armed groups you know how do you think it is very misleading the manager who's just. there sort of hands a little bit and or donna down which is you know now at the moment. when he's not serious are you. this is just really the most recent get a ration of conflicts that have been pretty well cherished and in these countries so. you know that gives troops curious to try to free because of this state and terrorist jihad and his last history of spirit is that which there are there are forms of relationships an optician that are there to. do with religion or ideology there's there's a lot of cops and resources rightist and ultimately sort of unravel what they do that. there is a religious sentiment. in some cases it's quite sincere and i think that it made it easier to break into our fighters there's a lot of artists and writers how to find stuff and we should say i like that given how i started how the troops a

you know that gives troops curious to try to free because of its status then terrorists jihad is lost to sort of spirit it's that which there are other forms of relationships and optician that are apparently executed with religion or ideology there's there's a lot of cops and resources raised and ultimately sort of unravel what they do that. there is a religious sentiment. in some cases it's it's quite sincere and i think that it made it easier to break into our fighters there's a lot of artists and writers how to find something which is there like we're giving our start to the troops are at that moment it's not a grout and it's very tempting for people to go just operatives to others those things. and this is going to require that there really needs of you know our hearts are with you but i have it believe me it's made its question of terrorism and character. and much of it will sit upon little political ends that originated. right ok we've run out of time thank you all very much indeed emanuel dupuis in paris how strong in the senate police capital dhaka and emanuel kwesi adding tal

and terrorists are jihad it is last. year it is that which there are other forms of relationships and opposition that are there to this and nothing to do with religion or ideology there's there's a lot of common man and resources rights and ultimately sort of a rather that. there is a religious interest now in some cases it's quite sincere and i think that it made it easier to break and have fighters there's a lot of artists and in terms of how they define themselves and we should say i like that given how it started how do you troops are at the moment on the ground it's very tempting for places to go just different things to ally themselves and. and this is yet another reason why if there really needs to be uniforms or what i have up and believe me it's maybe this question of terrorism and counterterrorism and it looks much more closely 'd at the problem little political ends there are they. right ok we've run out of time thank you all very much indeed emanuel of the pulley in paris. in the senate colleagues capital dha

protecting against financial and political corruption stopping the malign activities of hamas islamic jihad and other enemies of peace ending the incitement of hatred against israel so important and permanently halting the financial compensation to terrorists thank perhaps most importantly my vision gives the palestinians the time needed to rise up and meet the challenges of statehood i sent a letter today to president i explained to him that the territory allocated for his new state will remain open and undeveloped for a period of 4 years during this time palestinians can use all appropriate deliberation to study the deal they go shit with israel achieve the criteria for statehood and become a truly independent and wonderful state. president abbas i want you to know that if you choose the path to peace america and many other countries will we we will be there we will be there to help you in so many different ways and we will be there every step of the way we will be there to it was another word for the 1st time in many many decades i can say it will work it's going to work if they do this

is going to be going through the proxies, through hezbollah, possibly through palestinian islamic jihad in the gaza strip, and attacking what is, as you mentioned, very much a human site, a civilian site in dubai. that would wreak massive havoc not only on the entire region for people but for the financial systems, and so, you know, israel is going to be waiting for some kind of retaliation. they're expecting it. they're always on a heightened state of alert, brian. >> absolutely. israelis so often have been forced into the shelters because of the regular rocketing across the border in parts of that country. matt bradley, thank you very much for that as a new day dawns over tel aviv in israel. here with us for our leadoff discussion for this hour's coverage, jeremy bash, former chief of staff at the cia and at the pentagon. shannon pettypiece, senior white house reporter for nbc news digital, retired four star u.s. army general barry mccaffrey back for a second hour. of course decorated combat veteran of vietnam and a former battlefield commander in the gulf. and retired u.s. army colon

estimates the violence has displaced half a 1000000 people a 10 fold increase in 3 years well state jihad centers author of horn son health and rift fault lines of the african jihad he says any foreign intervention is to be carefully managed. for international intervention to have that in and if you can't wait they need to be one step ahead of some of these groups try to address some of the conflicts that can be taken advantage of before those groups and they're into those areas aside example eastham up the region where you have the conflict between pastoring list and farmers that have been ongoing for several years and where to a certain extent neglected because the emphasis was on fighting some of the extremist groups in the north and what you see is then some of these extremists taking advantage of that conflict so there's a lot of confidence building between the international actors and the local actors to be done as well but i have to highlight that there is actually a lot of confidence building to be done between the center of these countries and the perforates as well both in mali

we have plan to deal with them. >> host: defeating jihad. why we fight the.e war for america lazy soul fish books by our guest for the past two years, sebastian gorka. thank you your final. >> guest: thank you for the incredible interview. >> ifationed today's "in depth" it reairs right now. >> next the monthly "in depth" program with sebastian gorka. the author tee dieting jihad, while we fight and the war for america's soul. >> sebastian gorka in your 2018 book, why we fight. you write that the most significant threats we face today do not emanate from the world of nonstate actors. they come from old nation state adversaries who have seemingly learned from the change, wrought the end of the 20th century and who understand that the only way to defeat us is by using irregular or indirect means of attack. the assassination of general soleimani fit into that theory. ...

jihad all the the messages that they outright reject. is is. it just against the palestinian people again there's a lot of people. what people say is more important to them is the lifting of the blockade or easing of their lives here in the gaza strip which has been under blockade by israel and egypt for over 10 years since hamas took power and here is the certainly this deal gives the no indication of that it's something that they didn't expect would change they say they have no power to influence the politics and also this is i think why you see people almost an interested in this they didn't expect anything else and certainly will tell you that the life here at the moment is more difficult than it's ever been the united nations in 22 all issued a report saying that gaza would become unlivable by $22.00 while it is now 2020 and there is no political solution in sight. still ahead on al jazeera activists accuse media outlets in indiana of being biased in their country of a controversial citizenship. yet more unsettled weather pushing in

the government of nigeria says heavily armed jihad this have stormed a military base killing 89 soldiers its act was launched in near the volatile border with mommy 71 soldiers from the share with killed in the same week in december that attack was claimed by the so-called islamic state. one of 4 suspects charged in the $28000.00 murder of slow about journalist a young and his fiance has pleaded guilty to murder miroslav managed checa says he was hired as a contract killing 11 to mastermind a local businessman has pleaded guilty only to a lesser charge of police possessing illegal weapons other killings triggered huge protests and led to the collapse of the government. the nominations for this year's academy awards have been announced in los angeles the dark comic book film and drama joker has done particularly well it leads the pack with 11 nominations including for best picture we'll hear from our own statement corresponds in just a moment 1st though here's a look at some of the other films on the shortlist. joaquin phoenix earned a nomination for best actor with his performance in jok

of 1979, a general rebellion had spread throughout the country with religious leaders proclaiming jihad, a holy war against the communist government. in september 1979, the leader stopover in moscow on the way home from a nonaligned conference. he returned to kabul officially with promises from president brezhnev of more soviet aid, unofficially with an apparent moscow agreement to help him purge i mean -- help him purge amin. first.n moved taraki was killed in a shootout. unembarrassed by the turn of aents, moscow sent amin congratulations. repression, however, only fed the revolt. desertions from the afghan army only increased. soviets sent more of their own troops, several thousand in place by december. , an article23, 1979 charged western, particularly american, mass media with spreading rumors about soviet interference in afghanistan's internal affairs. the truth of the so-called rumors was demonstrated the next day. a soviet airborne division was airlifted to kabul. on december 27, more soviet troops poured across the river into afghanistan. were takingnot only over the country, t

with neighboring cameroon among the reported victims are children who have been selling vegetables in jihad astrue boko whole rom operates on both sides of the border. millions of orthodox christians have been observing christmas eve they use the julian calendar meaning that this is christmas week for orthodox christians around the world the date also marks the holiday of appear fanie which is celebrated in some western christian churches as 3 kings day. well the trial of former film producer harvey weinstein has started in new york weinstein is facing charges of rape and sexual assault brought by 2 women at the same time he faces new charges in los angeles the district attorney vera has charged him with raping one woman and sexually assaulting another on consecutive nights in 2013 weinstein has denied the new york charges he says any sexual encounters or consensual. the disgraced former hollywood mogul harvey weinstein arriving at the new york supreme court the 67 year old continues to use a walking frame as a result of the noticed car accident for which the police report details no injuri

and they share the government says heavily armed jihad as have stormed an old terry base killing 89 soldiers the attack was launched near the volatile border with mali in december 71 soldiers from the chair were killed in the same region that attack was claimed by so-called islamic state. britain's prince harry is due to attend a crisis meeting with the queen and senior members of the royal family over his shock decision to step back as a senior royal on the agenda will be how much money he and his wife megan will still receives their royal titles and what commercial deals they can strike. authorities in the philippines are warning that a volcano near the capital could be on the verge of a dangerous eruption the tall volcano about 60 kilometers south of manila began spewing ash and lava on sunday the city's international airport was closed thousands of people a flood. a warning shot from tower volcano as it spews a column of ash and steam into the sky the ash plume generating enough static electricity to produce volcanic lightning. although one of the philippines most active volcanoes it las

to be lars that's very serious because this is scientific data seen jesus people are losing these jihad wilson out of a former parachutist won the presidential election in october 28th seen with slogans targeting the political left women the gay and indigenous communities and environmentalist. near 0 global today is the day when people can begin to free themselves from socialism values dominance and political correctness or just missed the boat will go according to coverage of course. in keeping with his reactionary worldview both are now 2 recruited 7 military men to his government and know people of color of the 2 women he brought on board one of them and agra lobbyist was named minister of agriculture. bussin out his government is affectively shifting the country's legal foundations in a bid to curb violence from drug trafficking he's encouraged brazilians to buy firearms for self defense private courses in target practice are booming and mentally gives feel we have many human rights concerns especially regarding freedom of expression the government's influence in universities and po

charlie and joe francis once again says jesus we sharlee the deadly shooting was the 1st in a series of jihad as terrorist attacks that changed the country. i'm calling asp and welcome to the program tonight the death toll in the stampede at the funeral of the assassinated general hossam so the money has reached 56 that's according to iran's state media more than 200 were injured huge crowds have gathered in the city of care mon to pay their last respects to the general who was killed in a u.s. drone strike. they were here to say good bye to a military commander they called their own. instead many were caught up in a stampede as hundreds of thousands of mourners descended on care man. this is the hometown of kasim solomon e. the general killed by a us military drone last friday his funeral procession soon turned tragic as dozens were trampled to death. these mourners never expected the nation's loss to be overridden by their own. at a hospital a desperate search for missing relatives feared trapped in the stampede. same with. we were at the ceremony and people rushed towards us so that i had

dozens of people have died during intense fighting between pro-government troops and jihad is led forces in the syrian city of idlib opposition groups say government asterix on the market on wednesday also killed at least 15 civilians as despite a truce brokered by russia and turkey. police and protesters are clashed in the lebanese capital beirut for a 2nd night the violence began after a crowd gathered at a police station to demand the release of protesters take into custody the previous day. opponents of the french government's pensions reforms are back out on the streets of several 5 cities including paris and must say they responded to a call from trade unions to come out in support of public transport workers who are on strike over the pension plans of the strikes in its 43rd day country's longest running public transport stoppage. and now to the united states where people are proceeding as the president's trump moved to the senate today before the start of a formal impeachment trial next week chief justice john roberts will come to the capitol a to swear in all 100 senators as jur

neighboring cameroon among the reported victims are children who have been selling vegetables the jihad a school boko a rom operates on both sides of the border. forces under libyan strongman. say they have taken the city of serbs in a rapid advance the coastal city is located midway between the capital tripoli and benghazi which are already controls the advance is a significant gain in after hours offensive against the un backed government in tripoli millions of orthodox christians have been observing christmas eve they use the julian calendar which means this is christmas week for orthodox christians around the world the date also marks the holiday oh piffle me which is celebrated in some western christian churches as 3 kings day. well the trial of former film producer harvey weinstein has started in new york weinstein is facing charges of rape and sexual solved by 2 women at the same time he faces new charges in los angeles the district attorney there has charged him with raping one woman and sexually assaulting another on consecutive nights in 2013 weinstein has denied the new york

that was the phrase i used in defeating jihad because just the idea the president had a peer canvas on which that disposition matrix to the location of individuals would be shared with him and he would decide which we should kill today is sheer insanity can you imagine eisenhower or churchill choosing which theater commander to kill? when we arrived in the white house we had 420 obama holdovers from the national security council do you know how many worked under eisenhower? seventy-five. nobody can tell me eisenhower was less complicated under ronald reagan it was only 75 what they had done was replicate a government and made what should have been strategic a tactical function and they missed the ideology whit which engineering students don't become suicide bombers on 9/11 because they are uneducated i went to the head of al qaeda the obama administration said islam is irrelevant and if you want to understand where we are going read the president speech to the muslim allies and his incrediblele speech in warsaw where he talks about the enemy being evil to be disenfranchised it is an ev

i want you to take a listen to a senior official inside palestinian islamic jihad who spoke with fox news about the situation. >> this crime is escalate the battle in the region. this battle will continue until the end of the u.s. presence in the region and ending israeli occupation in palestine. >> in talks with fox news earlier, just last year, islamic jihad indicated in some of the interviews that they are receiving money and weapons from the iranian regime that could be used against the u.s. ally israel. when you look at the red line for the trump administration, last year the iranians targeted saudi oil field and shot down an american drone. it took the killing of an american citizen at an iraqi military base that housed american citizens and contractors and troops for president trump to respond. the region is now waiting to see what the information and military response will be from the iranians and they're concerned that they're actively trying to put out information that may mislead those in the region to see what happens. >> and trey, outstanding reporting for us. breaking t

of 1979, a general rebellion had spread throughout the country, with religious leaders proclaiming jihada holy war against the communist government. taraki and amin were also calling out in september 1979, taraki stopped over in moscow en route home from a nonaligned conference. he returned to kabul officially with promises from president brezhnev of more soviet aid, unofficially with an apparent moscow agreement to help him purge amin. but amin moved first. taraki was overpowered in a shootout, placed under house arrest, and later murdered. amin subsequently took over. unembarrassed by the turn of events, moscow sent amin congratulations, initially supporting his harsh but ineffective measures to pacify the country. amin's repression, however, only fed the revolt. desertions from the afghan army increased. the soviets sent in more of their own troops, several thousand in place by december. on december 23, 1979, an article in "pravda" charged western, and particularly the american, mass media with spreading deliberately inspired rumors about some sort of soviet interference in afghanista

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and they've used the word jihad and other such things.o really, honestly and truthfully, what is the strategy. is this going to be an accidental slouch into a war in the middle east, or are all parties, not just the united states, which said they want to de-escalate, but all the leaders of the shiite, islamic factions which are backed by iran in that region, not to mention iran itself, are they going to try to de-escalate this. and, yes, qasem soleimani is and does have the blood of many americans on his hands from what happened in iraq in the early days of the u.s. war there. but also, remember, that qasem soleimani was the only person with his militias who stood between isis and baghdad when isis took over a lot of iraq back in 2014. so it's a very, very mixed bag, and a mixed picture, and it's really hard to see which way this is going right now. >> christiane, give us the global picture on where this leaves our allies. france, the french government this morning said the world is now a more dangerous place. >> well, you know, you heard

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jihad all the messages that they outright reject. is is. it is a crime committed against the palestinian people again there's a lot of people. what people say is more important to them is the lifting of the blockade or easing of their lives here in the gaza strip which has been under blockade by israel and egypt for over 10 years since hamas took power here as a certainly this deal given no indication of that it's something that. would change they say they have no power to influence the politics and also this is i think why you see people almost an interested in this didn't expect anything else and certainly will tell you that the life here at the moment is more difficult than it's ever been the united nations in 22 all issued a report saying that gaza would become the new little. while it is now 2020 and there is no political solution in sight. so how did we get to this plan alexia bryan takes a look when we look at president trump's proposed plan it's important to remember how palestinian territory has vanished over the past centur