[applause] >> many thanks again to senator lieberman. and now to a man who personifies and exemplifies what we do here today, commissioner wolf, the floor is yours. [inaudible] >> well, thank you very much, and thank you for being here. i want to begin by saying i completely agree in the condemnation of the activity of hamas and what's taking place to jewish students on american college campuses. we all should be speaking out against that publicly over and over. i was asked to make some comments on what the environment was at the time, and both in-house and the senate, and also to toggle bit about what i, and speaking for myself, not for usirf, what i believe you might want to do and should do to make a difference. pew survey says 80% of the world's population lives in a religiously repressive nation, and if i went. we see taking place in china, the catholic church, the protestant church, genocide, a cultural genocide against the tibetan buddhists. i've been in tibet, i have seen with every monastery has a public security police there. c

dan lieberman joins me to talk about the continuing push for increased oversight. dan, it is so nice to have you not really surprised that congress has stalled on this issue, but is there anything that is moving forward? it's interesting. it's not surprising. at all. but local advocates in pittsburgh continue to press state and city officials to make these changes. they want the railroads to be safer, but nothing's happening as of yet. it is interesting, though, that across the border in binghamton, new york, the mayor there was so concerned with rail safety and the condition of these rail bridges in his city that he hired an engineering firm to make a report to study the 25 bridges. i spoke to him and here's what he said. what we found was very, very. --, the fact that more than half of them were in poor or severe condition and many of them having condition turns so bad that. that our engineering contractor there suggested that the railroads take immediate action to inspect the bridges themselves or take remediation with repairs. now, it did get norfolk. southern,

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lieberman also said that the northern towns are in a similar situation to the towns around gaza, and if we do not push hezbollah back in this war, what we saw in the south will be repeated in the north , and less than two days after the zionist regime's claim to carry out ground operations with the aim of arriving in gaza , ezzeddin qassam's battalions managed to penetrate into occupied palestine. according to al jazeera the resistance forces entered the occupied territories from the northern areas of the gaza strip and clashed with the occupying forces at the erez military base. this attack started with the heliburn operation and after entering the occupied territories with the anti-particle missiles of the resistance groups, the fighters of azdin qassam said that a number of zionists were killed in their cars in this operation. regarding this news, tonight in the studio we are hosting mr. abbas khamiar, a senior expert on middle east issues, and mr. sohail kesi nejad, an expert on zionist issues. mr. kathirinejad , the conversation with you. we will do 22 days of this operation the

lieberman also said that the northern settlements have a similar situation with the surrounding gazaents, and if let's not push hezbollah back in this war. what we saw in the south will be repeated in the north. the number of palestinian martyrs in the west bank in the last few hours has reached 3 people. receipt. palestinian sources reported the martyrdom of a palestinian freedom fighter in the village of tamoun, south of jenin in the west bank. nine palestinians who were trying to confront the advance of the zionist regime's soldiers were wounded in askar camp and balata camp in the east of nablus. zionist soldiers also prevented the arrival of relief forces to take the wounded to the hospital. in the village of rima in the northwest of ramla, a palestinian was martyred and more than 10 palestinians were injured. since the beginning of the al-aqsa storm operation, 114 palestinians have been martyred in the west bank and in support of the gaza strip, and 1,900 people have been injured. al-aqsa network's virtual channel has published pictures of the action of the people of jenin to r

let's talk to the monks about this is live for us in west jerusalem. evelyn lieberman seems to be on the same page, and that's now on this slowly, i think though, lieberman as a high fault and experience full of minnesota and policy head here in israel has said that he would be willing to join an emergency government with mister netanyahu so long as the government made a very clear goal, the destruction of how mass. but some of the, of a high profile lead is that missed the nothing you know, who would like to see join an emergency government, including many guns, the former defense minister and the former chief himself. of these randy ami as well as the pied. they have both seemingly said through representatives and statements that they would only be willing to join such an emergency government if some of the current right when allies of mr. nothing yahoo are banished from security making decisions ahead of any major military operation. this is going to be a very difficult political fight right for mister netanyahu as prime minister with a very thin governing majority in parliament t

i didn't even know lieberman was still alive and to leave the notes. i didn't know that. okay. i thought i thought that we moved on to greener pastures. okay. yeah, so lead me to but, but that's the iran is there for a legitimate target. because the, when it comes to ukraine, they don't say that they, the nato powers are legitimate targets for essentially bank rolling and bolting and ami um the ukraine, right? what would when auto body to the conflict? so again, it's an ellipse, the inconsistency. but the problem is if we stop escalating as well, and this is this, the, the issue that one wants to talk about is that is what your husband usually weapons in this room. unlike anyone else, is ready to use the. i mean, we know how ruthless is realistic so if so if it is indeed of is rose, destiny to be involved in a multi front wall, that it is in danger of losing as well. we would use use a weapon. so, and i don't think is any doubt about that. so it's a, it's a very dangerous situation. um and uh, and then it was one that so you know, we've come to an weird because no one has attem

some of them have different sets of preconditions before that can happen mister lieberman say, he would like to make sure that the goal of such a government was the complete destruction of a mass. meanwhile, mr. guns and miss the repeat indicating that they would like through the representative for the exclusion of some missing us. know his right wing allies from any kind of security focus decision making as the ministry operation continues, laura, i'm how united are these ready people in this action on goals or how to what extent do they support as it's again, difficult to make kind of general assertions about something like this, but in terms of the anecdotal evidence i have for you based on conversations i've been having the last few days, they all kind of very similar to those the chinese rapids been having done in the south of the country. people in the are in jerusalem telling me they would like to see a mass smashed, many of them saying that happy for that to happen. even if it needs to widespread a civilian casualties inside of the in terms of the long term implications of that

there are a number of operational measures that, i don't want to voice on the air, we say it, and liebermano others, and other opposition leaders say that, if tomorrow we are invited by a government with one simple proposal, let's think together about how to destroy the hamas regime, then i think that the government of such national unity, the government of an emergency regime, call however you like, it will be created and it... will show from a symbolic point of view that israel is not now at a crossroads, at a split, this is very important, it is important for hizballah to show, because hizballah is sitting on the fence there and thinks that to do, it is important for iran, it is important to show. including for our partners, look, dear, we have been discussing the difficult relationship between israel and the usa for 9 months, look how it completely disappeared in two days, yes, that is, the speech of biden, who gave full support to israel, in understanding that the united states is the main ally and that it is impossible to swear , it is impossible to accuse all the time some statements

cnn's orrin lieberman is live at the pentagon.t is the second carrier strike group headed towards the mediterranean why? >> there is not too often you see two u.s. strike groups operating in the same region. that is exactly what we'll see, the u.s.s. strike group and the u.s.s. dwight d. eisenhower strike group should get there in a couple of weeks. it is a major statement. the purpose of all of this essentially fire power and these war ships is not to get involved in the fighting in israel. the u.s. doesn't want that and israel doesn't want it. they want the fighting to be constrained to gaza and to israel and not sweec sweech ovee borders. the -- sweep over the borders. one of deterrence, hezbollah and lebanon right on israel's border. there has been back and fire across that border but hasn't escalated beyond that and remains at essentially a contained level. the goal is to keep it there john. >> so orrin, the defense secretary was in israel, i think he's back in the united states again but spoke with his israeli counterpart, w

very dark, so, you can't see a whole lot, but kind of an area view of gaza city, and what orrin lieberman here was reminding us, and you have certainly reported on like he has from the ground there, is, when you're talking about israeli retaliation inside gaza, how difficult that is, even without israeli hostages who are apparently there now, because it is so dense, because it is so hard to navigate for the israeli military. now, on top of that, you have the israeli military, according to prime minister net yaanyahu, very clearly ready to retaliate, but how are they going to do that, to avoid palestinian civilian deaths, but also, the israeli hostages who were intentionally brought in there as shields. >> it's a huge, huge challenge. look, hamas hides out in the civilian population. they live in the same houses civilians live in. they build tunnels under civilian properties. so, that presents a military challenge. but you've got to take a step back and analyze this from the new scenario that we've witnessed today, not just the hostage scenario, which is terrible for any government to deal

orrin lieberman cnn at the pentagon. >> responded to u.s. president joe biden's public questioning of the reliability of palestinian casualty figures in the conflict with israel by publishing the names of what it says are thousands killed since the start of this conflict in the wake of october 7th astacks by hamas. the israeli defense forces have imposed a complete siege of the gaza strip. israel says the attacks will continue until all the hostages are released. controversy against the death toll. >> reporter: families are mourning and counting their dead. a near endless stream of funerals echoes throughout gaza and as palestinians bury their loved ones, conflict continues over the death toll released by hamas. hamas took power in 2007, no elections have again taken since. it controls the government therefore all ministries including the health ministry. president biden says that is why he last no confidence in the reported gaza death toll. >> i have no notion that palestinians are telling the truth about how many people are killed. i'm sur

action in middle east including hamas attack on israel october 7. >> senator, good to see you joe lieberman much for insooists important insights on all of this we will be watching sir. . >> thank you, maria have a good day. >> and to you, stay with us. we'll be right back. . de? ♪ discover the magnolia home james hardie collection. available now in siding colors, styles and textures. curated by joanna gaines. nice footwork. man, you're lucky, watching live sports never used to be this easy. now you can stream all your games like it's nothing. yes! [ cheers ] yeah! woho! running up and down that field looks tough. it's a pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. . maria: welcome back if. united auto workers expanding as general motors kickingoff third-quarter earnings automakers we are watching earnings fox business jeff flock live in pennsylvania this morning outside gm park distribution center with more, jeff? . reporter: good morning to you what not a good idea to make three billion dollars in a quarter? well how about when you are workingr wor

. >> orren lieberman is at the pentagon for us. what do we know about secretary austin's visit to israel? >> we see this as part of a broader effort by the biden administration to give a full support for israel in the coming days and weeks and you can see that from not only secretary of state antony blinken's statements, but from lloyd often who made it clear not is not the time for any sort of neutrality in his broad show of support for israel. listen to this. >> there's no time for neutrality or false equivalence or for excuses for the inexcusable. there is never any justification for terrorism and that's especially true in this rampage by hamas. and anyone who wants lasting peace and security for this region must condemn and isolate hamas. >> austin also arrived with shipments of weapons, the first of which have begun to arrive, according to officials we have spoken with. israel requested iron dome intercepters that the u.s. will provide. that's the job of often in the re oft austin in the region. he says he's working with and t

it's a very significant move as reported by our oren lieberman. the first was led by the "uss gerald ford" and arrived earlier this week. joining to us discuss this breaking development, a contributing writer for the new yorker. and i really appreciate your time and your perspective, having covered this for so many years. what do you make of this news? the united states sending a second carrier strike group to the region. it is extremely significant when you think about the posture the u.s. is trying to present. what do you think this means? >> reporter: this is obviously a signal to all the other militias and other countries in the region that might have an interest in joining hamas or backing hamas or joining in the conflict with israel. it is a sign the united states is willing to exert its extraordinary might in countering any kind of additional presence in this war to send a signal that it is going to protect its israeli ally. the danger down the road is that the united states is deployed in the past and found that it become a target in the p

as oren lieberman reports, u.s.ces in iraq and syria have already come under fire. >> reporter: u.s. has intelligence that iranian backed militias in the middle east are looking to take advantage of the opportunity and the situation there to escalate and ramp up attacks on u.s. forces in the middle east as iran tries to take advantage of growing anti-israel and anti-u.s. sentiment as a result of the ongoing war between israel and hamas in gaza. we have seen a series of several drone and rocket attacks against u.s. forces in the middle east, but this would be an escalation of that. also certainly worth noting that we've seen the iranian backed houthis in yemen using land attack missiles and drones supposed to reach israel before it was intercepted by a u.s. destroyer. worth noting the distinction between this involvement here versus iranian involvement with the hamas terror attack in israel on october 7. u.s. officials say that there is no indication of direct iranian involvement or knowledge or green light for the a

lieberman makes these claims that one of them is not related to the bani israel at all.came a palestinian. i don't know that my ancestor is a palestinian. i live, but he, who is not a palestinian , is living inside palestine. everyone should know. everyone should know. arabs and foreign countries should also know that we are human beings. thank you. those of you who appeared on the news network, if you have a final point, you will be heard for one minute. we thank you. these issues must be clarified in a serious way, especially about these lies that are being put forward, the regime that was founded on lies, all these ruins, they talk about these issues , the invention of the jewish nation, which was written by one of the historical writers of israel, what kind of invention is this? the jewish nation inventing this is a lie, this is the work of colonization , this is the work of the zionist movement, which brought them to colonize our region and loot our wealth , just as they did to other countries. england created the zionist regime just because they cave the 464s to lo

. >>> i want to go to the pentagon where cnn's oren lieberman is standing by with more on the u.s. response to that refugee camp strike. what's the view from the pentagon on this latest action by the israeli military? >> reporter: wolf no surprise that both the pentagon briefing today and the white house briefing today, which occurred several hours after the ghibalia strike from the idf, focused largely on that strike with reporters hammering away on whether the u.s. believes israel is doing enough to protect civilian casualties and avoid civilian harm. john kirby says the u.s. sees indications israel is trying to avoid civilian casualties, though he wouldn't specifically address this strike or any individual events. a short part what was he said today, civilians have been killed to the tune of many thousands -- in gaza, he means. we recognize that, we observe that, we're not accepting of any single civilian death in gaza. the u.s. is still standing strongly with israel here and backing israel in their ongoing campaign against gaza. again, the pentagon briefing with general pat rid

lieberman, for example , came from lithuania a few years ago.is who is not related to bani israel at all. he is the latter. later, my ancestor is palestinian. i don't know. all my ancestors are palestinian. now i am a palestinian abroad.

lieberman, the head of the shasta party , who was one of the most extreme foreign ministers of israelherefore , i want to say minimum access for palestinians and maximum possibilities for things. in the middle of the inability to understand the problem, the inability to maintain the border, the inability to maintain the forces and a very big event that happened, we entered a new world in our field. it is a key point in changing the equation of resistance in palestinian developments let's talk about it, but let's see some pictures and come back to continue the discussion and program. we will make sure israel has what it needs to take care of its citizens, defend itself and respond to this attack. the irreparable failure of the zionist regime in the al-aqsa storm operation and the reactions of the zionist regime in these few days in the brutal killing of women and children and let's go back to the devastating earthquake on the 15th of mehr. let me give you an explanation about the magnitude of this al-aqsa storm operation. now the new era is a new era, and now the palestinian resistance

lieberman, the head of the shasta party, who was one of the most extreme foreign ministers of israel. this person is so stupid even if the arabs ask him for weapons and minimum access for palestinians and maximum facilities for things. in the midst of the inability to understand the problem , the inability to maintain the border, the inability to maintain the forces, and the very big event that happened, we entered a new world in the field of resistance, this is the turning point of the storm. the stories that became the main point in changing the equation of resistance in the developments in palestine is the next point to talk about, but let's see some pictures and come back and continue the discussion and program. the irreparable failure of the zionist regime in the al-aqsa storm operation and the reactions of the zionist regime in these few days in the merciless killing of women. and children, let's go back to the devastating earthquake on the 15th of mehr, which itself became a turning point in the change of developments and the change of the power equation in palestine. that is,

avikor lieberman in sifal . he said that it was a discovery of private parts for the zionist regime. we did not fight hezbollah , we did not fight iran, we fought hamas with 8 thousand rockets that hit us within 20 minutes, something like 500 rockets, where does it mean, where it happens, more than a thousand dead, more than 15 people captured in the history of the zionist regime, which took people and countries by surprise, is not comparable at all. yes, thank you, mr. akbari puli you appeared in the world today. based on the latest news, it seems that the shelling of the occupied golan continues. the golan is an area occupied by the zionists, which actually belonged to syria. after the news that we had in the last two or three days about conflicts and conflicts between lebanon and the occupied territories, now another front is open for the zionists. he probably won't leave alone. thank you for being with the world today like last night. good night khodadar at 3:00 p.m. license issuers will determine the task o

avictor lieberman also said that those who talk about the months of attacks on the gaza strip are not realistic because israel cannot endure a long war. let's not push hezbollah back, what we saw in the south will be repeated in the north and less than two days after the zionist regime's claim to carry out ground operations with the aim of entering gaza , ezzeddin qassam's battalions managed to penetrate into occupied palestine. according to al jazeera's report , the resistance forces entered the occupied territories from the northern areas of the gaza strip and clashed with the occupying forces at the erez military base. this attack started with the heliburn operation, and after entering arazi, ezzeddin qassam fighters targeted the weapons of the zionist regime with anti-particle missiles. the resistance groups said that in this operation, a number of zionists were inside the car they were killed. regarding this news , mr. abbas khamiar, a senior expert on khaviane issues, and mr. sohail kassinejad, an expert on zionist issues, will be in the studio tonight. mr. kathirnejad, we will

it does not exist on four fronts at the same time avictor lieberman said after the battle of saif al-qudst the battle with hamas was a disgraceful discovery for the tayhani regime. you are not fighting with iran, you are not even fighting with hezbollah . they can have rockets up to 120 kilometers long. my estimate is that the sehuni regime will not take the risk of attacking lebanon's hezbollah, because after 206 ad until today, which is 2023 ad , lebanon's hezbollah and its capabilities the big front is a big secret for the tayhanist regime and a new one it has created deterrence for hezbollah. i even believe that we thank you , mr. akbari pouya . your presence what is your analysis of the third day of al-aqsa storm battle? in the name of allah , the merciful. the thing that started under the title of aqsa storm. we must do it first, that it is not an act of war at the regional level, but a defense and reaction to the dense crimes that the zionist regime has committed in recent months and weeks. regarding the holy things, regarding the captives and prisoners, regarding the assassination

avik said this in lieberman in sifels. he said that it was a discovery of private parts for the zionist regime. we did not fight hezbollah, we did not fight iran , we fought hamas with 80 rockets that hit us in 20 minutes, about 500 where does the rocket mean, where it happens, more than a thousand deaths of 15 people captured in the history of the zionist regime, which took people and countries by surprise, it is not possible at all. yes , thank you, mr. akbari pia . you are very kind to be present in today's world . the golan, the area occupied by the zionists, which actually belonged to syria, continues after the news that we had in the last two or three days about the conflicts between lebanon and the occupied territories. now another front is open to the zionists, it will be shown that if they want, they will commit crimes in gaza. the resistance will probably not leave the palestinian people alone. thank you for being with the world today like last night . so, what did you want to say? no rush. you drink your tea fir

to our region and here to create a fake regime lieberman, for example , came from lithuania a few years ago. he is one of the nazi jews who is not related to bani israel at all. he became the latter later. i don't know that my ancestor is palestinian. all my ancestors are palestinian. now, i, who am palestinian, live outside of palestine, if we are respectable people. those who have a conscience should understand this , mr. abu sharif, i thank you for appearing on the news network. if you have a final point , i will listen for one minute. we thank you. these issues should be clarified. about these lies, a regime based on lies, all these superstitions, they talk about these issues , the invention of the jewish nation , written by one of the historical writers of israel, what kind of invention did the jewish nation invent, this is a lie. colonization is the work of the zionist movement that brought them to colonize our region and our wealth they cave in order to rob their wealth and they consider themselves first class and we actually stole from them. in their opinion, we are criminals. m

like, yeah, let's see the former defense minister, many camps as well as of a go lieberman, who you just mentioned. they have all the rest of the said they would be willing to serve intern about the government, given the gravity of the situation here, facing israel citizens. but they have laid out some preconditions in the case of it and leave them. and he would like to make so any of the government, how does it go to destruction? of a mass insights policy, mr. guns. mr. the thieves saying that they would serve and the most and the government for representative the saying this at least is some of those far right. members in the current cabinet, well in tati shots, out of military and security related decision making, that may not be something those current bar right cabinet members can stomach. it may make it incredibly difficult for mr. met some yahoo to keep them on board and maintain the government, dorothy farrell. and this is where it gets complicated because long term for his political survival, he will need the support in parliament. but in order to face this ground spot of public

like mr. lieberman to try and form this kind of emergency government that they will then use as the central full credit for one of those minutes. reparations, in gauze, the whole alpha end up looking like in the weeks ahead. and what i'm, what about the, as really people do they broadly support this action on garza, of the mother you decide from, of course, in a very, very distressing minority of people who have family members or friends or loved ones captured inside gauze at the vast majority of people i've been speaking to the last few days here in west to reset. and laura thinks they would like to see very, very decisive acts. and they would like to see some of them even saying they would like to see war crimes committed inside god's able to achieve the objective of awfully notifying and destroying how my something that mister lieberman sorry property of coal for as a precondition for him to join an emergency government, a huge amount of anger amongst the flight schools to hit. but also of course, some trepidation about what the long term consequences of that kind of action in gauze a wi

yesterday, avegdor lieberman, the former defense minister of israel, who is now , as i understand it,the government, this government of national unity, he said that he does not believe that the operation can be... more than two months, why? well, i suppose for economic reasons, mainly, that is, israel is such a resource- rich country, and we simply cannot afford a prolonged military campaign like that...

labels, just real quick, it's a group headed by former democratic senator turned independent joe lieberman. it's laying the groundwork for a possible moderate unity ticket if it doesn't like the two major party's nominees, it's qualified for the ballot in 11 states. now, why do you say it is also a threat to democracy? >> we know that the 2024 election is going to be determined by a very small number of voters, and third parties pose a particular unique risk of dividing the anti-trump coalition and clearing his path to victory. we've seen that third party voters were critical part of the biden coalition in 2020. they they backed him by a 30 point margin over their 2016 performance. and that was a critical part of how he pulled out a win in 2020. >> okay. >> even if that is the case, write a new gallup poll out today shows 53% of americans agree that a third party is needed to satisfy what they're current to. how do you address those? 53% of americans polled? >> you know, we've seen americans are sort of grumpy about their choices going back over many years. and actually, the reality is tha

attack on october 7, the people there were organized by a twenty-five-year-old girl, inbal rabin lieberman a coordinator for security, this position in israel means something like a sheriff, a person who is in charge of defense. villages before the arrival of the idf, here it was possible, but literally a couple of kilometers further everything was different, there was kibbutz nahal-os, from which the american women who had been released the day before were kidnapped. fifty-nine-year-old yagudit raanaan and her seventeen-year-old daughter natalie have been back with relatives for almost 24 hours. they came to israel from chicago to reunite with vatev aza’s family, which is further from gaza. but while we were looking for a permanent home, we temporarily lived on our own border. 2 days before the abduction, on the mother’s birthday, immediately after the transfer at the border , the women were examined by red cross doctors. we have been waiting for this moment for a very long time, 2 weeks, all these 2 weeks i have not slept, but i can sleep today, i talked to my daughter, she has a cheerfu

let's bring in pentagon correspondent oren lieberman. >> reporter: president joe biden and other members promised u.s. unflinching support for israel. this is part of that. this comes in on the message of deter bens. >> this and he said other parts are watching this. that's a reference to hezbollah, lebanon, military groups in syria backed by iran. that's a message to them not to get involved. it is a message as well as a guided missile cruisers and a number of u.s. those squadrons will be about brp. >>> some of those were headed and went to the middle east specifically to deal with irani aggression both in syria and the gulf of immelman. it's a message of deterrence to iran, hezbollah and israel's adversaries who may see this as a moment of critical weakness. >> and we also learned three americans are dead here. is there anything more that we can take frp israel hasn't had a number on how many were willing and able to be taken out, how many might be alive and how many might have been killed. it's difficult for the u.s. to get a number on that. there are a very large number of american c

fight off the attack, the people there were organized by a twenty-five-year-old girl, inbal rabin lieberman security coordinator, this is a position in israel , it means something like a sheriff, a person who is responsible for the defense of the villages until the arrival of the idf, here it was possible, and literally in pairs kilometers further, everything was otherwise, there is kibbutz nahal-os, from it with relatives, they came to israel from chicago to reunite with their family, it is further from gaza, but while they were looking for a permanent home, they temporarily lived on the very border, 2 days before the abduction they celebrated the day the birth of the mother, immediately after the transfer at the border, the women were examined by red cross doctors. we have been waiting for this moment for a very long time. i haven’t slept in weeks , but i can sleep today, i talked to my daughter, she has a cheerful voice, she looks good, she is very happy to return home, i hope to see them next week, hamas tells the whole world that it has returned women taken hostage for humanitarian rea

senior opponents of his former allies, i should add like missed a guns like yellow p, like having no lieberman perhaps on wanting to join an emergency government without seeing the a members of those right wing parties being removed from the cabinet released removed from decision making, when it comes to minutes, reparations in the days and weeks ahead, down the meanwhile, on the ground we've seen several escalations on the northern border with 11 on how big or whatever is back now is really ministry planners as well. the ministry here in israel saying they've pulled up 300000 was a this isn't a massive, active recruitment full full them to draw from. many of those will be down in the south in the area around gaza. but over the last 24 hours, we have seen some minute 3, back and forth between has well beyond group in southern lebanon, as well as these ready minute 3 or 10 a re file into has bullet positions according to the group has killed 3 of that members, we've had to infiltrate, is entering is ready territory where they've been killed by is really full asses. and 6 is ready. soldiers inju

everyone in israel's political pass on board with the current response from the gulf of the fully mr. lieberman has, over the course of the last couple of days, made it very clear he'd be prepared to participate in what we would call an emergency government here in israel. but only if he has said the destruction, the total destruction of how much is a goal of thought to them of the government. they are all the political leaders who have made it very clear that they are not so straightforwardly on board with the possibility of working with mister netanyahu. jada, pete, and benny guns, the full month's defense, minnesota full, but chief of staff is ready all me. all people considered to be experienced when it comes to management security methods. there is public pressure on them to tennessee join with mr. m. yahoo! inside of them the to the government. but they made it very clear then not prepared to do that without some pre conditions being met. mister netanyahu not happy with those 3 conditions, which essentially include the idea that current allies of his inside his narrow governing majority l

cnn is told that 14 of the attacks happened in iraq, nine in lieberman, oren, where are exactly the attacks happening, and how is the u.s. responding? >> reporter: jake, we have seen a massive effort to try to separate the conflict in gaza from the rest of the middle east, trying to point out, for instance, that u.s. forces in iraq and syria are there for the defeat of isis, and that has nothing to do with hamas and gaza. however, that appears to have fallen on deaf ears. take a look at this map here. 23 different attacks in iraq and syria. these are the different sites, according to the senior defense official, a number of these sites have come under attack numerous times. this is what you're seeing. what's also worth noting, is many of these attacks came out after the u.s. carried out strikes linked to iran and iranian-backed troops. that was an attempt to send a warning to the groups, but also intended to avoid a further escalation, at least from where we're sitting now. the question to the pentagon is, do you respond and retaliate against? or do you try to avoid any escalation against t

this has been like rebuild lieberman benny guns, the former defends minnesota as well as the iowa p. they've said they would potentially be willing to join what's known as an emergency government something we often see a times of tension here in israel, but they've also insisted they will only do so. if some of the members of those far right policies are excluded from security, relate to decisions inside a special war time cabinet down. um, but them just a final thoughts here before you go. we seen several escalations on the northern border with levon on how big or wherever is that then for is really ministry plan has been a, a was there any can have 300000 reserve as being cooled off. they have a massive active pool of people that can draw from in these ready minute 3, but in terms of having to separate from it so they would have to guard against that does make it far more challenging for the logistics and the strategy folders, ministry plan has over the course of the last 24 hours, we have seen artillery traded back and forth between southern lebanon way. hezbollah has a presence.

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our cnn and chief national security analyst jim sciutto has reporting and our colleague jim lieberman. is it clear what missiles intercepted were aiming at? aiming at the u.s. ship or is it clear? >> reporter: not clear in initial assessments who the absolute target was of this but close enough to u.s. assets there that they shot those projectiles down, intercepted them successfully. this is our understanding at this point. two u.s. officials telling myself and my colleague that the u.s. navy sdrdestroyer was operating off the coast of yemen intercepting missiles. one fired by houthis there and the issue being where you are, kaitlan, kearnconcerns about escalation and the various parties have proxies. hamas a proxy for iran as is hezbollah and lebanon to and houthis to a large number as well. could come from iron irani forc irani-backed forces. and something such as unintended, prap the u.s. destroyer was not the target, close enough it intercepts and you imagine the scenario where it does intercept and the u.s. assets come into danger. that is the witches' brew of dangers that are mi

i want to go to orrin lieberman. what are you hearing? >> this is the "u.s.s. gerald r. ford" operating and is now heading to the waters off of israel. its goal is to offer a message of support and deterrence. it was president joe biden who said yesterday that other parties, references, even if not naming hezbollah and lebanon and other groups in syria, warning them not to get involved here and that now is what the u.s. is showing with this carrier strike group that also consists of a guided missile cruiser and destroyers. the general underscored that in a statement saying u.s. centcom stands with others against the risk of expanding the conflict. in the middle east areas like qatar and other areas, those will be augmented, according to austin. you'll see f-35s, f-16s, a-10s b bolstered there. some were sent as a response against syria aggression and the purpose was to deter that sort of behavior. now what we're seeing from hamas that gets part of its funding and guidance from iran, that message expanding with the augmentation and bolstering of the fighter squadrons in t

josh lieberman is tracking the latest overseas. >> reporter: with its closest mideast ally at war, moreoops are on stand by who could deploy on short notice. the goal, containing the conflict before it could suck in the u.s. >> if any group or country is looking to widen this very unfortunate situation, our vice advice is don't. >> reporter: iran a major backer of hamas and hezbollah. >> we are concerned. we expect that there's a likelihood of escalation. >> reporter: tonight, there are growing signs the crisis may already be spreading. the u.s. ordering its non-emergency staff in iraq to leave, after recent drone attacks targeted u.s. forces in iraq and syria. and on thursday, a ship shot down cruise missiles and drones. >> how high is the risk right now of a reevlgal war? >> i think the primary focus is to prevent widening the war. right on the cusp of a disaster. passions are high. >> a bipartisan group of u.s. senators is visiting israel this weekend to show their support. south carolina senator lindsey graham is leading the delegation of five republicans and five democrats. at a ne

. >> i don't know if you heard the news but warrioren lieberman was here for a long time. they've deployed another strike group to the region which is an incredibly high rate of readiness. i don't know if you are aware of that. what do you read into that? >> basically, what america is doing, first of all, i have to thank president biden, my friend, and the administration, and the people of the united states of america. at this very tough moment for israel, you're showing what friendship means and what being a dependable ally means. this is very meaningful. on a more concrete dimension, it is basically a signal to hezbollah in iran. don't have any thoughts of entering this battle because you're going to get hit hard. not only by israel but by others. >> in the north, matthew chance was just reporting from there. it is obviously a very dangerous place a. journalist was killed there. you're not seeing the same conflict there. do you anticipate it will remain that way? what do you need, coordination between hezbollah and hamas at this moment? >> this pressure on hezbollah to e