kirby: no.eporter: all in all you have been clear on concern that a broader cease-fire without any benefit hamas sullivan yesterday said hamas hasn't been able to get a benefit from the good how concerned are you that the longer the truce last, that hamas will benefit? mr. kirby: it's everest. you have to expect a group like hamas, a terrorist group that is abide by the laws of war, would like to take advantage of the pause. we are watching that closely as well as our israeli counterpart. and i don't want to speak for the israelis, but this is a calculated risk that prime minister netanyahu and others are willing to take in order to get the outages out. it's a balance. we have also heard the israelis say that once the pauses are over, the intent to go back to military operations. reporter: when you say hamas will not benefit, effective the stocking, supplying? mr. kirby: getting into intelligence issues, and rule the fighting for could benefit your enemy. in terms of time to refit, to rest eurof

admiral kirby: no. reporter: all along you have been clear with concerns that a broader ceasefire would only benefit hamas. sullivan was pretty clear yesterday in saying that you know hamas has been able to gain some benefit from this how . how concerned are you that the longer this truth lasts, now six days, that hamas will benefit? admiral kirby: hamas is a terrorist group which clearly doesn't abide by the laws of war. we are watching that closely with our israeli counterparts, you can bet they are watching that closely. i don't want to speak for them, but this is a calculated risk that prime minister netanyahu and his work carbonate are willing to take in order to get hostages out. it's a balance. as you also heard the israelis say, once the pauses are over, they tend to go right back military operations. reporter: when you say that hamas will get benefits, is that restocking, resupplying? admiral kirby: i will say without getting into intelligence issues, that any pause infighting could benefit you

so john kirby is here in just a moment. we'll speak with john about what we can expect for the remaining americans who are being held hostage. obviously, we want all of these hostages released. for the white house, the americans are a priority to be sure. so we want to bring in first tal heinrich. good to have you with us. thanks for joining us today. you know, this is a difficult position for israel to be in. clearly the terrorists took all of these people for a reason. these releases have forced a stop in the counter attack against hamas. how hard is it going to be to eradicate hamas with these extended periods of cease fire? >> it's a very difficult position to be at. we didn't want this obviously. hamas wanted this war. hamas dragged us in to this war. we didn't even anticipate this war. but we have to complete the mission, which is to bring back all hostages home and eradicate the hamas regime in gaza. i'll quote the great thomas seoul. there's no good solutions, only trade-offs. this is the outline that we have greed

john kirby, karine jean-pierre, did not take questions, john kirby did for a while there on the initial question over the pause, john kirby off the top saying he figured that that would be the first question out of the gate, of course, it was. he says i don't have any additional information on that right now. there's a whole lot that is going on and john kirby really not adding to any further detail as to what is going to happen next as we await more hostages to be released, john. >> john: yeah, that briefing ended rather abruptly, sounded like the correspondent for africa today has tried to get a question in, and as has happened in the past, karine jean-pierre declared he had not been called on and she was going to observe decorum or end the briefing, so she ended the briefing. i thought it was significant that kirby said it was a good thing that they got another day of a ceasefire today, day seven, see if seven can be turned into 8, 9, 10, and so on, indication the white house is pushing for an extended ceasefire here in an attempt to get as many hostages out as possible. the problem

the issue today according to kirby is a matter of who is on the list. there was concern about two mothers in the group not being released along with their children. so that was something that needed to be worked out today. as we understand from admiral kirby, that has been worked out and we should start to see some movement on the ground at some point this afternoon. there's still the issue of the americans still being held and whether and when they'll be coming out. i want you to hear a little bit of what admiral kirby had to say about that during the briefing today. >> we're certainly hoping that another batch of hostages gets released today as part of the fourth and final day of the original agreement. we'll watch closely to see if any americans are in that group. as it's come out over the last three days, we don't really know until you get into the end game who is going to be on that list. even then, you've got to watch closely to see if who is on the list is actually who comes out. >> reporter: we've been told that the belief is there are two ameri

john kirby at the white house. earlier _ from there. john kirby at the white house.there. john kirby at the white house. earlierl spoke _ from there. john kirby at the white house. earlier i spoke to _ from there. john kirby at the white house. earlier i spoke to a - house. earlier i spoke to a political analyst based in ramallah in the west bank who gave me her reaction to the announcement. it's very welcome news. it will be welcomed, i'm sure, by palestinians in gaza and also here in the west bank, where more prisoners, more women and children will be released. we have to remember there's a very large number of palestinians in israeli captivity. just since october 7th, israel detained more than 3,000 palestinians, including journalists, including minors and community leaders. so this these additional two days will bring a lot of hope to many homes. just give me a sense of what it is like in the west bank. over the last few days, we've seen so many pictures from israel, the reunions there. give me a sense of what it's like, the mood for palestinians. well, the mood

kirby, i'm not, i don't know kirby, okay? it is not personal, i'm just saying every day i hear mr.irby talk about holding them accountable. every day i see the iranian terrorist proxies lobbing missiles or drones at our american military assets, i don't get it. >> again there is a lot of implied threat there but i don't think that there is a tremendous amount of actual threat there and if you listen to the iranian leadership talk about it they're really thumbing their nose at baden. they don't think that he would actually pull the trigger on anything substantive. if he is not prepared to do what trump did, take out quassem soleimani, which as you know, larry, shocked the hell out of the iranians, they never thought that was going to happen, the iranians continue to think so you have got a big military you have a lot of boats in the region but you're not actually going to use them for anything that is going to hurt us. it is a bit of a game of cat-and-mouse right now. iran knows this president is playing that. i think biden is really afraid of pushing something in a certain directio

and this team, we've mentioned resilient, and that's what kirby smart is discussing. this team is resilient, they are excellent. they've dealt with a lot of injuries, i mean, guys in and out of the lineup. lack of continuity. some guys banged up in fall camp, only now starting to play their best football. but man, here at the time of the year you want to be playing your best, they're certainly rounding into form. >> sean: the first s.e.c. school to go 8-0 in conference play in three straight seasons. and if they were to beat alabama next week, they'd join florida 1995 and '96, the only second schools to go 8-0 and win the s.e.c. championship game in consecutive years. >> greg: remarkable what they've built. and some of the young players already contributing on both sides of the ball, it would be tough to envision them dropping off any time soon. >> sean: so that's it. valiant effort by the yellow jackets, coming up short. and georgia has won 29 straight gam games. now all alone with the longest winning streak in southeastern conference history. they've won 15 straight

hamas terrorists now in its second month, we go to edward lawrence live from white house off john kirby press briefing. reporter: the prime minister of israel. benjamin netanyahu saying they will have a security responsibility for gaza once this is done. he said we're seeing what happens when they don't have that responsibility. today the pentagon confirmed 40 times iranian proxies since october 7 attacked american forces. so far, u.s. responded with just two strikes. >> on the iranian proxies, why isn't the president's message of don't getting through to them. >> you would have to talk to the proxies there. i would tell you is that they continue to attack american troops and facilities at their own peril. and we will do what we need to do. reporter: senate source. the biden administration plans to send 3 21 billion dollars worth of precision missiles to iran. >> far as tactical little pauses an hour here and there, we've had them bev, i suppose -- before, i suppose we'll check the circumstances to enable the humanitarian goods to come in or individual hostages to leave, but i don't thi

>> well, you are right in terms of what kirby said. look, i don't think the two are mutually exclusive. certainly any pause benefits hamas, allows them a chance to regroup, rearm, refit, those things any military would do. but also if it actually, a short pause of an hour or two or whatever allows us to bring a few hostages out of gaza in that very localized area that is helpful, too. both can be true. the question is these have to be very narrow geographic areas if you are going to do a pause. number two, have to be very limited in time and number three, a clear benefit. you have to get something out of it. in this case, hostages. it can't be a pause just to continue talking about releasing hostages because my goodness, we have been at this for three weeks now and only released, what, 4, 5, 6, 7 folks, still holding 240 people, in itself is a violation of the laws of war. so, i think -- i think it requires more explanation and i hope that the biden administration position is not weakening but it feels like it is. >> john: all right, w

we also just heard from john kirby at the white house press briefing as well. what is the white house's plan here to possibly get an extension on the cease fire, and a release of more hostages? >> yeah, yasmin, admiral john kirby joining the ongoing white house press briefing saying at this point it's still unclear whether more hostages will be released by hamas after the two israelis that we saw released earlier today, saying that there is still hope that one american woman who is among the eight americans being held inside gaza will be released today. she, like the two other americans that we have seen released since sunday, meeting those terms of release under this cease fire deal. here's kirby talking about the difficulty of achieving the extension of the cease fire. >> i know one of the first questions i'm going to get is what are the chances of an extension, i can't tell you that right now. we're working on it literally by the hour to see if we can get the seventh day turned into an eighth and ninth and tenth and beyond. >> reporter: white house officials

its war, elsewhere in his remarks, kirby said the us opposes the reoccupation of gaza by israel.ke and what governance in gaza look like, one thing there's absolutely no daylight on, kirby's comments came after the israeli prime minister said the regime would assume overall security. responsibility over gaza for an indefinite period. benim netanyahu's reaction was his first statement about israel's plans for post war gaza. the regime is under fire for committing genecide in gaza and creating a humanitarian catastrophe there earlier this week. un secretary general antonio guterish warned that gaza has become a graveyard for children. joining us now from the lebanese capital beirot is our correspondent mariam uh welcome to the program, please uh give us all the latest updates uh from your side uh uh the uh hezbolah resistance movement stance with regards uh to the ongoing onslot on the besieg people of gaza and also if you may bring us an update uh from the lebanese border with occupied palestine. well first of all about what's happening in south lebanon, the the most significant d

elsewhere in his remarks kirby said the us opposes the reoccupation of gaza by israel.ut to look like and what governance in gaz to look like. one thing there's absolutely no daylight. kirby's comments came after the israeli prime minister said the regime would assume overall security responsibility. over ghaza for an indefinite period. benjamin netanyahu's reaction was his first statement about israel's plans for a post-war gaza. the regime is under fire for committing genocide in gaza and creating a humanitarian catastrophe there. earlier this week un secretary general antonio gutedish warned that gaza has become a graveyard for children. internal rifts are widening at the us state. department with staffers expressing criticism of the government's handling of the gaza war. a leaked memo obtained by a us daily politico shows a growing loss of confidence among diplomats in president joe biden's approach. to get more insight on the issue, well we spoke to san francisco based political commentator scott bennet. uh, let's take a listen to that. this is a remarkable and ext

elsewhere in his remarks, kirby said opposes the reoccupation of gaza by israel.ook like, one thing there's absolutely no daylight on, kirby's comments came after the israeli prime minister said the regime would assume overall security responsibility over gaza for an indefinite period, benim netanyahu's reaction was his first statement about israel's plans for a post war, ghaza, the regime is under f for committing genocide in gaza and creating a humanitarian catastrophe there. earlier this week, un secretary general antonio guteresh warned that gaza has become a graveyard for children. we're now joined by our correspondent ashanan's joining us from hanness in southern gaza to bring us up to speed on all the latest developments on the ground. ashraf, what do you have to share with us and our viewers? well, but the israeli forces continue to kill and main palestinians uh throughout the night, killing dozens of people, the the the fatalities in gaza have almost reached 11,000 while injuries around 30,000, some 3,0 people are still missing under the rubble, and they

however kirby said the ceasefire is not in order.ys hannah has met with egyptian intelligence chief abbas kamal for discussions on the current situation in the ghaza strap. people across the globe have taken to the streets to voice their support for palestinians. in the amening capital tehran demonstrators condemned israel's indiscriminate massacre of innocent children in gaza and the oc westbank, protesters demanded an immediate ceasefire in gaza and called on the un to take action. else were innovalist people flooded the streets and droves, waving hundreds of palestinian flags and chanting anti-israeli slogans. thousands of lebanes school children also protested in front of the un headquarters in berrut, denouncing the killing of children in gaza and lebanon. in the jordanian capital aman, hundreds of workers and patients from the cancer center staged rally in solidarity with palestine. gathered outside of the south korean foren ministry to show their rage over the visit of the us secretary of state anthony blincon to symbolic act

. >> reporter: national security council spokesperson john kirby just announced this within the pastanitarian pauses each day. they would give a warning three hours before hand, and again, this is just being announced here at the white house by the national security council spokesperson john kirby. again, a four-hour pause in northern gaza each day and the announcement would be made three hours beforehand. john kirby also said over the past several days there have been humanitarian aid trucks that have gotten into gaza. two days ago there was 96 trucks. yesterday it was 106 trucks. the goal according to the united states is that no less than 150 humanitarian aid trucks would get into gaza each day. again, the breaking news, ana, just a few moments ago, the u.s. announcing that israel has agreed to four-hour humanitarian pauses each day. this comes after negotiations as was reported by nbc news that diplomats had told us that there had been discussions between the israelis, qatar and the u.s. to potentially have humanitarian pauses of up to three days. yesterday john kirby and the whi

for example, the coordinator of strategic communications, national security council, admiral john kirbymented on it, he just said that according to what general zaluzhnyi writes. the money that the white house has requested to help ukraine should be allocated immediately, and he also said that zaluzhny is absolutely right, and he is right that the war changes, the need changes, and that we need to be creative, and kirby said that we ourselves, that is combined the states are changing, that is, let's say, when the war began, they believed that ukraine... needed such and such weapons, then other weapons, then other weapons, now there are other needs, and they need to be answered, that's why, kirby said again, that it is absolutely necessary that the congress immediately approves this request of the white house for additional funds to provide assistance to ukraine, and now by decision, so the house of representatives of the united states of america supports the allocation of 14 billion , i think there, if i am not mistaken, for the needs israel, which is being opposed now, which is now act

wanting to pause, it has heated up and you have seen the coordinator for strategic communications john kirby talking about it. watch fox. "america reports" now. >> sandra: thank you, harris. less than a year out from the presidential election, the republican's top candidate is back in court with family and finances in the spotlight. former president donald trump's daughter ivanka trump giving testimony, taking the stand as the latest with it for the prosecution in the civil fraud trial against her father. hello, welcome, i'm sandra smith in new york. >> john: i'm john roberts in washington and this is "america reports". ivanka trump taking center stage, appearing on the stand under subpoena. >> sandra: appeals court removed her as a defendant back in june because she was no longer part of the trump organization by 2016 and the statute of limitations had already expired. >> john: her appearance follows testimony by her father on monday and her two brothers last week. nate foy live outside the courthouse in new york. what's going on right there right now? >> john, sandra, good afternoon. right

uh, its role in key negotiations has been highlighted by national security council spokesman john kirbyesident's personal involvement, he has been personally engaged uh in in moving this process forward. um, including, i think you know he spoke to the amir of cutter while we were in san francisco and... just before that to prime minister netanyahu, he's obviously been in touch with his national security team and the team on the ground that have been helping negotiate this uh literally every day, getting updates on what's going on, in fact usually multiple times a day, um and jumping in as he felt appropriate to jump in personally, and and again you've seen that in the readouts that we've provided, so it it very much has been led by the president and and all throughout the national security team again at at various levels and we're hopeful uh, we're we're really hopeful that all that work will pay off and uh and lot of families will uh will will soon be reunited. well faah mohammad is back with the follow-up to her first offering of palestine in the media, fahim we heard what john kirby

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john kirby, the u.s. national security spokesman, who i will speak to in just a moment, has said the u.s. has evidence that hamas uses chief, along with other hospitals, for command and control purposes. yesterday, president biden backed up that assertion publicly. >> it appears the situation, you have a circumstance where the first war crimes appear to be committed by hamas, by having their headquarters, their military hidden under -- and that's a fact, that's what's happened. >> that's a fact, military -- hitting under hospital. now, hamas officials and doctors at shiva strongly denied those allegations. but that description of the hospital as a hamas stronghold has been the justification for the many instances of military strikes around and in the hospital complex. earlier this month, the israeli military struck an ambulance that it says was harboring hamas agents right outside of the hospital, e washington post reported quote, the dead and wodevisible in the videiewed by the post included women and ch

and also, during this briefing, admiral john kirby said that the united states of america has alreadynt more than 90% of the funds to provide military aid to ukraine, and that now the pentagon has about 1 billion 100 million dollars left for these purposes, that is, for aid to ukraine, and added a quote from mr. kirby: if we consider all the funds of more than 60 billion dollars that we have allocated to help ukraine since the beginning of hostilities there, then we have already spent about 96%, it is about money, not only for military aid, but also for financial and economic support and humanitarian aid. the victory of ukraine, the victory of russia in its aggressive war in ukraine will be the defeat of the entire civilized world, which is why we must continue to help the ukrainians. the president of the czech republic petr pavel said this today during a speech at the diplomacy and security conference at the ministry of foreign affairs of the czech republic. at the same time, he added that western support should be in various areas and continue until the complete victory of ukraine.

you are looking live at the white house briefing room there, any moment there, john kirby is expectedestions from the media. a growing faction of democrats are calling for the president to press the israelis to stop the fighting. but the idf says troops officially pushed into gaza city today and it is encircled, says netanyahu. more on that advance in a moment. also facing the white house, questions over biden's 2024 waem for the presidency as new battleground polling shows he is trailing leading gop contenders. and also the border crisis is front and center. here is karine jean-pierre live at the white house. dip in and get the news right off the top here. >> all right, class, everybody -- ok, all right, everyone. it is a serious day, indeed. so good afternoon. today as part of our ten days of ten drug series we are highlighting genuvia, treats diabetes and that was selected for medicare price negotiation as part of president biden's inflation reduction act. last year around 885,000 seniors were prescribed it, and spent on average up to 500 bucks a month for this lifesaving drug. one

elsewer in his remarks, kirby said opposes the reoccupation of gaza by israel.nversations about what the post-conflict in. to look like and what governance in gaz out to look like? one thing there's absolutely no day on her comments came after israeli prime minister said regie assume overall security responsibility over gaza for an indefinite period. benjamin netanyahu's reaction was his first statement about israel's plans for a post-war gaza regimes under fire for committing genocide in gaza and creating a humanitarian catastrophe. earlier this week secretary general antonio gutierez. said that gaza has become a graveyard for children. the deputy secretary general lebanon's hezbol resistance movement says that october 7th operation by hamas will have a great impact on the israeli regime in the future. al-aqsa flood operation is an exceptional operation which is unprecedented since the establishment of the zionist regime in palestine. 1948, and we believe it will be a turning point for the future. it planted the seeds which would lead to the regression and down

. >>> and i'll ask john kirby if israel has fully committed to day by four-hour pauses, this as cnn is getting a closer look at the israeli's military war against hamas. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room." ♪ >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> tonight, west virginia senator joe manchin says he will not run for reelection, delivering a major throw to democrats' hope to keep control of the senate in 2024. melanie zanona is up on capitol hill. does this open a seat that republicans could potential pick up next year? >> reporter: yeah, absolutely, wolf. this is a huge blow for the democrats. they were waiting on pins and needle to see what joe manchin was going to do. that's because west virginia will be one of the toughest seats for the democrats to defend next year. donald trump won the state by double-digit points. without an bandy there, it will be easier for republicans to flip that seat. even manchin was likely going to face a tough time winning the election. jim justice, the popular republi

the spokesperson john kirby says the u.s. hopeful the american hostages will be released by hamas. watch this. >> there's no indication at all that hamas is trying to use leverage or something to keep americans from getting out. the poll of americans is pretty small in the poll of americans that qualify, women and children is smaller still. we cannot assume that hamas has access to everybody out of betty's notice or all the americans are being held by hamas. maria: that to me is one of the scariest things for him to say, john kirby we cannot be sure that hamas is the one holding these hostages. we can't be sure that hamas knows where the americans are. >> we saw ten americans unaccounted for so the idea that we can make the cease-fire permanent and ignore the geopolitical implications of not eradicating hamas and gaza and control someone else's hands. we have ten americans and we've only gone one. we've been hearing from these hostages that made it back some of them, children placed in solitary confinement. some are being hou

but it is interesting it was today that john kirby the spokesman for the national security council, for the first, time publicly confirms that the eu s does indeed believe that there is a command node below al-shifa hospital that hamas operates, the palestinian islamic jihad also used his hospitals for its operations, maybe stashing, weapons and may also be holding hostages there. now that being, said president biden for his part said yesterday, he believes that israel should make sure to protect these hospitals, should carry out less intrusive action that the most hospitals, and kirby today saying, that would mean essentially not carrying out mass of a strike from the air on these hospitals. instead, caring approach that we are seeing, tonight and more precise operation, although we will have to wait and see whether or not that is the case when we get more videos and are able to speak to people inside. kaitlan? >> and share, me i should note, oh audience knows as, well we are just learning this, the prime minister netanyahu and president biden did speak on the phone today. of course th

joinings us now is admiral john kirby, what's your understanding of the americans who are still there. u.s. officials were clearly aware that 4-year-old abigail edan was on the list. two other women being held are they on the list to be released today? >> we don't know yet, phil. we'll have a better sense later on this morning. we have obviously hope that those two american women are on that list and will be reunited with their families together. we're working on this literally by the hour. >> to that point the president in his remarks made a point of thanking the leader of qatar, they've been in regular discussions over the last several days, he repeatedly made the case of abigail edan central to his conversations, a sense she wouldn't have been part of the release if not for that push from the president. >> the president has been personally engaged in this entire deal, getting it to execution and then every day since execution began, he's been personally involved in moving things forward, obviously abigail was on everyone's mind, just turned 4 on friday, just a little girl who had t

admiral kirby, thank you for being here. does the u.s.to release any evidence that it has that the al-shifa was being used as a hamas command center, as you said? >> of any plans to speak to tonight with respect to release of our own intelligence. but i can't assert, as the president did yesterday, our own intelligence analysis does corroborate the claim hamas was using that hospital as a command and control about, possibly to store ammunition, other weapons, and of course as a potential temporary housing location for some of their fighters. >> but john, you know as well as i do, that there is skepticism over this. the u.s. says it has this intelligence. israel says it has this intelligence. but neither side is showing evidence of that intelligence and obviously people in thet u. s. have long been skeptical of claims about u.s. intelligence, at times. wouldn't it be helpful and important to build confidence in these assessments to show that evidence? >> the idf is the one. that they're releasing imagery, they're releasing video, and they

kirby said the poses could be used. as away for the release of israel's held in gaza, however kirby said the seasfire is not in order. palestinian resistance group hamas says there has been no agreement with the regime. meantime hamas j has arrived in egypt for talks. the group says hany has met with egyptian intelligence chief abbas kamel for discussions on the current situation in the gaza strip. resistance groups hamas and the islamic jihad have condemned an israeli raid on janin refugee camp which has left 14 people dead and over dozen injured. hamas said the israeli regime will fail in breaking the will of palestinian. the group vowed that it will continue to fight the occupies until the liberation of palestine. israeli troops back by armed vehicles and bulldozers stormed the jane refugee camp earlier on thursday. the regime forces also targeted ambulance. following israel's attack palestinian resistance fighters targeted an armed israeli vehicle in response to the rate. over 170 palestinians have been killed by israeli forces and settlers in the occupied west bank since october the

as john kirby touched on the u.s.ves iranian backed groups are seeking to take advantage of the ongoing war to target u.s. assets in e middle east the pentagon says there has been 46 attacks on u.s. personnel in the last month. in response u.s. has sent two of its f-15 fighters have carried out an airstrike on wednesday night claiming it was being used by iran. off the coast of yemen, iran backed houthi rebels -- the seco such strike by the u.s. since the war began. our international editor sat down with the houthi leader in sanaa to discuss these attacks. reporter: the regime has been posting videos of attacks on israel with missiles and drones. so far they have been intercepted by american systems. the fective leader of the houthi regime gave the bbc a remote interview from the capital sagging islam legitimized attacks on israel which he called the entity. do you think the war in gaza and israel can spread elsewhere in the region? >> if the americans and the british and the french continue backing this entity or to

john kirby was speaking to reporters who asked him if the rising deaththoll in the besieged palestinianions with our israeli counterparts about what post-conflict gazaugh to look like. president maintains his position and a reoccupation by israeli forces is not the right thing to do. we'll let them speak to their intentions, but we are definitely having conversations about what the post-conflict environment out to look like and what governance in gaza out to look like. one thing there's absolutely no daylight. kirby's comments came after the israeli prime minister said that the regime will assume overall security responsibility over gaza. and indefinite period. benjam netanyahu's reaction was his first statement about israel's plans for a post war. gaza, the regime is under fire for committing genocide in gaza and creating a humanitarian catastrophe. earlier this week, un secretary general antonio guteris warned that gaza has become a graveyard for children. several american military bases in iraq and syria have come under fresh attacks. amid growing anti-us sentiments and a statement i

elsewhere in his remarks kirby said the us opposes the reoccupation. of gaza by israel.there's absolutely no daylight. kirby's comments came after the israeli prime minister said the regime would assume overall security responsibility over gaza for in indefinite period. benyamin netanyahu's reaction was his first statement about israel's plans for post war gaza. the regime is under fire for committing genocide in gaze and creating a humanitarian catastrophe there. earlier this week, un secretary general antonio guteris warned that gaza has become a graveyard for children. the deputy secretary general of lebanon's hezbollah resistance movement says the october 7th operation by hamas will have a great impact on the israeli regime in the future. tufanl flood operation is an exceptional operation which is unprecedented since the establishment of the zionist regime in palestine in 1948. and we believe it will be a turning point. for the future, it planted the seats which would lead to the regression and downfall of the regime, since it uncovered, that the israeli security cap

war, elsewhere in his remarks, kirby said opposes the reoccupation of gaza by israel.t out to look like and what governance in gaz to look like, one thing there's absolutely no daylight on, comments came after the israeli prime minister said regime will assume overall security responsibility over gaza for an indefinite period. benjamin netanyahu's reaction was his first statement about israel's plans for post-war gaza. regime is under fire for committing genocide in gaza and creating a humanitarian catastrophe there earlier this week secretary general and to new terrorist warned the gaza has become a graveyard for children. meanwhile russia is questioned an israeli ministers call for using nuclear weapons against palestinians in gaza, a threat that is drawn international condemnation. russia's foreign ministry spokeswen mario. zakarova says israeli threat has raised huge number of questions. zakarova said main issue is israel peers to have admitted that it in fact has nuclear weapons. now israel does not publicly acknowledge its nuclear arsenal and won't allow internat

. >> what did you make, hearing from the white house, john kirby, from the national security council backing up those assertions from israel saying there is u.s. intelligence that the u.s. believes proves hamas is using the al-shifa hospital as a command center and a place to store weapons and store ammunition. >> the timing is really interesting because israel has been making these allegation force weeks about a range of hospitals, but most of all, talking about al-shifa hospital saying hamas operates a massive control complex below its grounds. we cannot independently verify at this stage but interesting today john kirby, the spokesman for the national security council for the first time publicly confirm this u.s. does indeed believe there is a command node below al-shifa hospital that hamas operates and also uses hospitals for its operations and maybe stashing weapons and may also be holding hostages there. that being said, president biden said he believed israel should make sure to protect these hospitals, carry out less intrusive actions at these hospitals and today saying that

we heard from john kirby at the afternoon's press briefing. >> it's a real risk. you have to expect a group like hamas, a terrorist group, clearly does not abide by laws of war would take advantage for their own benefit. >> he spoke to the israeli prime minister on sunday and the white house plans to have more conversations with the israelis. the president is thankful abigail was released, a dual israeli-american citizen. here at home, the debate shifts to if and how to help israel with taxpayer dollars to combat hamas. the "washington post" reporting there are divisions right here at the white house. the post writing the division inside the white house is to some degree between biden senior long time aides and array of younger staffers of diverse backgrounds. even top advisers recognize the conflict has hurt america's global standing. the white house was asked about the bitter feud inside but did not want to comment. one of the biggest questions going forward, whether or not the white house would support conditions placed on aid to israel, something bernie sander

national security spokesman john kirby faced the white house media pack to outline washington's stands. have a listen. we're also keeping in our thoughts and prayers this one month in, the many many thousands of innocent palestinians who have been killed in the conflict since october 7th, and the many more uh who are injured and wounded. uh in the conduct of this of these operations and quite frankly the million and a half that have been displaced internally from their homes uh we're we're mindful of... that suffering as well, and one month in, it's good for everybody to take eke a pause and remember uh the scope of the suffering here and and the the terrible images many of us have seen coming out of both israel and ghaza. let the prime minister speak to his comments and what he meant by indefinite. president biden's been very clear, we don't support a reoccupation of gaza by the israeli defense forces. we do think that there needs to be uh healthy set of conversations about what post-conflict gaza looks. like and what governance looks like, what we absolutely agree with our israeli co

day what they doing is completely justified, but the lies in the spin, spewed by the likes of john kirbyave lied, and we'll hear what she has to say quickly as well. okay, israel expects us to believe that there's no genocide in gaza, they're only protecting themselves from terrorists, they're trying to limit casualties, and even that the palestinians are responsible for killing themselves, when israel controls every entry and exit point in that tiny occupied territory, half of the population are children, absolute lies, of course, and not for the first time, cynical distortion, well it's a long video and she goes on as well to sort of talk about the israeli propaganda and how the media are letting down the european citizens by not actually you know being fair and just in the way in which they're posting and giving the correct information and a balanced view, so we have got you know sides that are completely fighting, we have got people that are trying to speak up and talk, but one by one they are getting eradicated, but there are still people that are popping up and you know giving thei

john kirby from the white house joins us next.s, now that the voters have spoken in several states on several important issues, why one democrat says this election shows it's about the issues, not about the people carrying the message and what they hope what this means for 2024. we'll be back. >>> earlier today thousands of people fled northern gaza through an evacuation corridor during a five-hour window set up by the israeli military to allow people to leave. that window is now closed. g7 foreign ministers met in japan. they voiced their support for humanitarian pauses in gaza to allow more critical aid and civilian movement and of course, the release of hostages at which time there are more than 200 people still being held in gaza. they stopped short, though, of calling for a cease fire. secretary of state antony blinken also maintained his objection to a cease-fire in gaza. salma abdelaziz joins me from london. there is such desperation there and such heartache there and you see these people literally on foot carrying what the

admiral kirby, it is good to see you. is the white house confident at this point that the pause and hostage release will go forward as planned in just a few hours from now? >> that is our hope and we're watching this very, very closely. big deal to get these two sides to agree to this particular negotiation. but now it comes to execution and implementation and making sure that all sides meet their commitments and we're dealing with hamas here. a terrorist organization that is not exactly known for keeping all of its commitments. so we're watching this very, very closely. >> and our reporting shows that hamas had gone into the dark the past few times during these negotiations as they've reached a turning point. what makes you confident that that won't happen again? >> well we're not going into this with hubris or arrogance or confidence. we're gateful that we were able to get this deal secured but it all now comes down to execution and so we're -- nobody is doing any touchdown dancing here. there is still work to be done a

national security spokesman john kirby faced the white house media pack to outline. washington stance, have a listen. we're also keeping in our thoughts and prayers this one month in, the many many thousands of innocent palestinians who have been killed in the conflict since october 7th, and the many more uh are injured and wounded uh in the conduct of this of these operations, and quite frankly the million and a half that have been displaced internally from their homes. uh, we're we're mindful of that suffering as well, and one month in, it's good for everybody to take eke a pause and remember the scope of the suffering here, and and the the terrible images many of us have seen coming out of both israel and gaza. let the prime minister speak to his comments and what he meant by indefinite. president biden's been very clear, we don't support a reoccupation of gaza by the israeli defense forces. we do think that there needs to be uh, healthy set of... conversations about what post-conflict gaza looks like and what governance looks like, what we absolutely agree with o

at the same time john kirby was asked about what so many across the globe are saying is that the zeros conduct, the war crimes, the us says whatever it gives weapons which is again the us is given to weapons to israel. that it does so because they are expected to follow international humanitarian law. and despite the fact that we've seen hospitals from you and protected schools, refugee camps, the john kirby said that they still do not believe that they have in fact, could violate an international law. one interested in development that just starting to get some traction here in dc. media outlets are reporting that in the recent conversation between by noon and then yahoo bite and ask for a 3 day humanitarian pause in order to get our 10 to 15 hostages. and in exchange, how mosse would come up with a list of the people that are still alive that are back hostages. there now we'll see it's late. busy we're not going to hear from any us officials, but we'll see what uh, what they say about that is they face the reporters in the morning and past the democratic congresswoman has come on the

and what doing, kirby said, because they're already doing it and have done for a number of days. so the whole position between the united states and israel looks slightly confused. and not everyone being on the same page. also these really reluctant to have any cease fire of any lens because they think 1st of all, they lose the military advantage. the thing, 2nd of all, it gives how much time to regroup. and the sub thing is, if the stop for a period of time, say 3 hours and say there's a ceasefire for 3 hours, the pressure will go on internationally to extend the on 3 hours. well, if you can do for 3 hours, what can you do it for 6? why can't you do it for 12? and so that's why we're getting the statement from benjamin netanyahu. i suppose the release of the captives at the video is have been released to show proof of life, of the older women and the 12 year old boy. they're being dismissed. he had an issue as propaganda. menu is not legal and i'm so sorry for the interruption. hand it was on this even keeping an eye on what's happening in gaza and the spokes person for the gauz