. >> so, then, moshe, you know nothing of your brother?> nothing. >> and what in your mind that you heard from your sister of the first hostage video released just yesterday of mia schim, and how did that impact them? >> on one hand, it is a relief to know that some of the hostages are still alive. we don't know his whereabouts, but we are hopeful that he is still alive and that he is going to be returned to us. a lot of things and a lot of thoughts are going through the heads, because you try to think the best, but when it is late at night before you go to bed, you start to think the worst. >> i know this is an almost impossible question, but do you and your sister-in-law hope to see a video released of him? >> i can tell you that after the first days when he was first taken from us, i forced myself to watch the horrific videos on social media to hope to spot him there, and where he is and how is he treated? i will have nightmares for the rest of my life from watching this. it is important for everyone to know what sort of barbarity the c

lieutenant general moshe yalon, defense minister of israel, after all the controversy and war crimesrs during the last operation in gaza, he says, i can still look at myself in the mirror. i can look. about the cases open in several civil courts across the world, he has an explanation and european countries, but when it comes to the international bodies, like the human rights council, we find ourselves in a war after the war, the world is lying, when the minister of defense calls you a traiter and a spy. people on the street respond to this incidentment and then our office gets physically attacked once, our activists get physically attacked twice on campuses and right-wing bullies published phone number of in the grandparents of our executive director and they've been getting calls in the middle of the night, your granddaughter was in a car accident, she's dead, she's in the hospital on that, yeah, it's becoming very filthy, what we see in the last few years is more and more attempts by the government to try to silence anyone whose speaks out about the occupation, this is the website

but when the attack started, moshe, a reservist, grabbed his gun, rushing the children to the safe roomand headed out to fight >> they were the first ones on the scene, and they saw a unit of terrorists so they held them in place by shooting them my brother was able to kill two terrorists. he was shooting through the roof because some of the terrorists were standing on the roof trying to -- trying to shoot at everybody that walked past the street >> reporter: the family knows how it ended, sharing this haunting photo they say there on the ground is a son hugging his father as they were executed now in ofakim around every corner you see families sitting shiva, children collecting bullets, each mourning in their own way. there's a war here and there's a war in gaza over there why are you still here >> this is the only jewish homeland. and if we don't protect it, if we don't live freely and comfortably, all around the country, we're doomed to lose and we're not about to lose >> reporter: tom llamas, nbc news, ofakim, israel >>> in 60 seconds, a federal judge puts new restrictions on what f

. >> reporter: for ori it's a way to remember his dad, moshe ohayon and his older brother eliat. men this town will never forget. >> they were not just killed. they fought. they fought like lions. >> reporter: these surveillance videos from the day hamas attacked their neighborhood show the military as they cornered some of the terrorists. but for hours regular citizens took to the streets and roofs to defend themselves. the residents here say the terrorists did something they had never seen or heard of before. they were hiding out so when the rockets started to be fired from gaza and people ran out of their homes, the hamas terrorists were right there firing at people as they tried to enter the shelter. >> we have 54 families from the street over that came out of their houses to run to safe rooms, and they slaughtered them. >> reporter: as they do every year, ori's father and brother started that day hosting 50 kids with special needs. volunteer work they loved to do. but when the attack started, moshe, a reservist, grabbed his gun, rushing the children to the safe room, and hea

moshe, thank you so much for joining us.amily is going through right now. some of the horrors that your family experienced, we can't even talk about on morning television, but your sister and your brother-in-law have two young children, and they were there and witnessed this as your brother-in-law was kidnapped. what do you know about his condition and how he's doing right now? >> yeah, thank you so much for your time and for giving us this platform. we don't know much about the well-being or whereabouts about my brother-in-law. we just know that he's in the gaza strip. he was taken there on october 7th after hours of being held captive with my sister and my two baby nieces alongside many other families in the kibbutz. we're grateful my sister and baby nieces survived this as many others in the kibbutz, which is a small village, did not survive, were either executed or taken hostage. but we're hoping omri will return to us. >> whit: you've seen the images. this ground operation has been expanded into gaza. what worries you t

ashkal was disappointed with the us support, in consultation with his new defense minister, general moshed chose june 5th to... egypt, at 7:00 in the morning, 180 israeli fighters of towards egypt and only 12 of them remain to defend the israeli air space. 45 minutes later, the runways of the egyptian military airports were bombed and all the egyptian fighters were targeted by israeli rockets on the ground without even having a chance to start their engines. the egyptian air force was completely destroyed. the syrian and jordanian air forces were also hit by these surprise attacks. the sin egyptian tanks were three times more than israeli tanks, but there was no air cover for the egyptian ground horses. the egyptians had no choice to withdraw, egypt's defense minister jep armer ordered the withdrawal of their forces from the site. desert, but there was no plan to retreat, as a consequence, egyptian forces went towards this canal without any specific plan. israeli fighters also took advantage of this opportunity and destroy the egyptian forces, this unplanned retreat damaged the egyptian ar

moshe, 45, from ashkelon in southern israel, and schrager, 38 from chicago.ey heard the news of the terrible hamas attack on their country, the slaughter of over 1400 israelis, it was a call to arms. my first reaction was, is just total shock. >> right away i ran to the airport, got on my first flight here. >> what is the battle mean for you and what does gaza mean for you? >> we let them kill us. one by one again and again. and terror attacks. but it's just. top it all. okay. i do not see gaza civilians population as my enemy . you don't know. i don't. >> the objective here is to be is being armed to wipe out hamas , to end the terror that they continue to inflict on us, on their own people. >> i stood in auschwitz-birkenau in full uniform and i had tears in my eyes when our commander spoke and told us that we are we the soldiers of israel, we are the promise that never again. >> and to honor that promise, israel's promise, this brotherhood knows it can't underestimate a determined enemy fighting on home turf. >> it's not about revenge. it's about making sur

היה לי היה לי מכלא מ 250 קדורים ואראה יריטי נלחמתי נכלמתי לא לא לשור one of them caught a crisis, moshere also dressed beautifully, and it was really a miracle . she is a 16-year-old girl, you know, but it is very evil, a very simple lesson, and they killed them in the middle of the house, in the middle of the house. هو بمخلاوت, iron wires کاللی روندیم کاللی gather all the men, they are all sitting on the floor, and they will take you it's not like this, it's a generous exchange, and you shut up about this thing, and there was a group that took the ghosts, and they chased after the friend and burned them . לא היווי ארבים, לא, they were not with me, אבל אתה זוכר את החבורים, ככן, ככן, there were a lot of ההוגים ארבים, and they were scattered, like זבל, they were scattered, לא התשקו בהם, לא שום. talk, the streets, for the people, among the houses, there were hands everywhere, i don't remember even if they buried them or not, but i know they sent them, and in the topic of the burial of all the people, hello dear viewers, have a good time. in the south lebanon, i am in front of one of the zi

righteousness their lawyer, on the other hand , אדונ קאטץ, הוא הוא הוא reminded me in a certain sense of moshe if there was information in front of you from these churches , you would hear a clear message from israeli soldiers, even if they are talking about alluding to such things, then you would make a different decision.

moshe arbel ordered government hospitals not to treat captured terrorists.nyone in enlightened europe condemned such bloodthirsty actions? no, they are sending more missiles to israel. once again, terrorism will not be tolerated. i feel infinitely sorry for all those brutally killed. women, children, everyone is very sorry, but does this mean that all of palestine needs to take revenge. against this background, egypt, as it turns out, does not want to open corridors for refugees from the gaza strip, as reported by sin tv in tel aviv, say that they are negotiating to allow the americans and palestinian civilians through the rafah checkpoint to leave the enclave before the start of the ground operation, but the only exit is closed after the idf shelling. the aksia publication, citing american sources, reports that there are about 500 americans in the enclave right now, and this is probably the only thing keeping israel from starting a bloodbath. at the same time , the conflict in the gas sector involves more and more players. king jordan doused the second, aft

war. this time they were faced with something completely different that they are not used to. when moshed was a chief of staff and then defense minister, he told his prime minister gold, tell me which arab country you wants me to occupy with only the music unit of the army. well, that's gone because hammas showed capability of breaking the image. the invincible army forever, it's not going to be for year or two, no matter what they do to gaza, no matter what if even if they go for a ground invasion, this image has been broken and really hamas proved and the islamic jihad gaza with it inhabitants, because you need a society that is expressing solidarity with all the resistance, otherwise the resistance cannot survive. so the whole of gaza showed that the israelis are really weaker than the spider net and they can be defeated and gave a big lesson to the all the gulf and arab countries who are normalizing with israel saying this is the entity that you want to put your hand with to protect yourself see what we can do in just few hours causing 500 killed and 2,500 israeled. yeah, that that's

until the crisis of moshe bar balt, his name is what we studied together at the school of hamami in bneialso people were dressed beautifully, truly it was a village, אחד הנס שמה איזא גילה בת 16 this, you understand, but it is very evil, a very simple lesson, and killing them inside המכלאות, among the המכלאות, they were in מכלאות , אתה יודע כלי כל המכלאות, אשפו כל החרבים, הום ישוםים שמה כל כל הרפף, בא בא משוע, מוחת תשמלא ומפכילה זה, מקיליפ מהסניט, והשיךו את האז האז, והים. they took the hearts and chased after the friends and burned them . עשוע, זה היה, הוא ישוק אל החורים, געמ לי היה המור שם, they were not with me, לא, they were not with me, but you remember את החבורים האלה, yes, yes, they were the multitude of the arabs, and they were scattered, like garbage, they were scattered, לא התשקו בהם, לא שום דבר, הראובות. for them, among the children, there were gifts everywhere, i don't even remember if they buried them or not, but i know that they were sent, and in the matter of burying all the people, who cares? את שהור, של ארבים? לא חיקיננו לזה, האם אפו אות ולא חיקינון לעה, אגעלים, שני דרות,

moshe dayan back in 1969 was telling. these you know israeli students that had come to occupied palestine, he very proudly told them that you know these were previously these were villages where the palestinians lived, we wiped them out and we took over and now this is israel, and later on you is jewish youngsters in the future you would have empty out other palestinian villages so that we make room for zionist jews to come from all over the world. so that history is very important to remember because the palestinian people have suffered from day one, everybody should study what dair yassin was, the massacre that the zionist perpetrated there, and so many other places where the zionist perpetrated massacres, killed women and children, dumped their bodies in the well, and these other palestinians were forced at the point of the gun, they were terrorized in... to fleeing their their lands, but the palestinians have not forgotten, they still carry the keys to their houses, this applies as much to what is referred to as 1948 palestine as it does to al-quds jerusalem to other places in occupie

moshe knobel, who works in a synagogue on al—wad street, says he knew in his heart israel did not attack propaganda is everywhere. so it is clear in your mind what happened in gaza? with the hospital? last night? 100%. even biden that came here today said, i checked it out and it's not the israelis. so there is a lot of lies, a lot of fake news. it is much quieter here today. the palestinian shops are closed in protest over the gaza hospital blast. but the israeli defence force remains on guard. there is a tension here, with the nation at war. broken by the exuberance of youth. we came across nitai atari and his friends, all 19 years old, with their lives ahead of them and the pride in their nation. like, i don't hate palestinian people. i hate terrorism. it's really hard for us to live here, but we're not going leave, this is our land, our home. then, as the call to prayer sounds, riyad najib appears with his son. for palestinians, the gaza blast and everything else they have endured over decades, they blame on israel. translation: yes, honestly, - the feeling was pain and sadness, for

that is why the yom kippur war ended with the resignation of defense minister moshe dayan and the end of goldei meir. it lasted only 18 days, but was accompanied by unprecedented military and political activity. the chairman of the council of ministers of the ussr, alexey kosygin, and the secretary of state secretly visited cairo. usa, henry kissinger. it was probably then that the text was agreed upon un council resolution, which demanded an end to the war. for their part, arab countries imposed an embargo on oil supplies to those states that supported israel. ultimately, this led to the largest oil crisis of 1973 and caused a long recession in the world economy. and 6 years later, israel signed a peace agreement with egypt. the middle east, created in the 20th century by external powers, under the influence of the collapse of empires, the holocaust, decolonization and the cold war , is becoming a thing of the past while all ponertians live with the old diagrams, but only because no one can imagine anything else, but they will have to. the conflict in palestine has been sparking with

it was here where 75 year old david moshe was killed by gunmen. his wife, adina, was kidnapped.randdaughter anat describes that moment. they took us through the window. she's a 72—year—old woman. she's sick, she has heart issues. she watched her husband die right in front of her. and right after they got her on the motorcycle. and she had to hold the terrorist thatjust murdered her husband. they were together for over 50 years. us secretary of state antony blinken, seen here at an israeli donation centre, promised unending american support for israel following talks with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he's due to meet the palestinian president mahmoud abbas later. the president of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, will also visit israel later today in what's been described as a show of solidarity with the victims of the hamas attacks. behind the politics, the people. in tel aviv, a vigil for those murdered. 0ne candle for each victim. each day, bringing news of another life lost. nickjohnson, bbc news. let's go live to tom bateman. so the statement from the unit

we're just kind of sitting in the open ice of said they will keep moshing awareness of what is happening that from madrid's to milan. i'm beyond even in germany, home to one of the largest muslim communities in the european union. the west such protests have been restricted. the government says that the cubs ought to stop public disorder and to prevent the semitism. but many has still turned up publicly expressing support for thousands. despite the rest of the rest and as the will in garza enters its 3rd week, there is no sign of the motion is lessening for the demands that so many hit on making. the lead is to find political solutions to this conflict. so any vehicle i'll just, sarah london, the, the, let's take a look at some of the stories making use around the world. now, at least 6 people have been killed off to a russian this all the time on the ukrainian region of cookies. another 14 were injured when the missile struck a postal distribution center. the regions government says all those killed the civilians lashing at the sides. well, doctors treating injured soldiers. and you can

the event was put on by moshe burke woods and his wife, hadassah. >> did you is response? has always consistent and resilient. one. >> the 2 opened chabad jewish center of west marin about a year ago. it's a hub for people to share their judaism when israel was attacked over the weekend, berkowitz says it hit their community hard so they decided to put together an event for people to grieve together for myself. it was very hard to swallow. and i knew that. >> others in the community are also going through a hard time, especially those who family there. those words really tonight quits, encourage people to find positivity during these hard times. he spoke about how the way to respond to is to reinforce ourselves and to find within ourselves the ability to bring out lights, to fight that darkness. people helped one another light candles to signify just that not alone. and it's like all of our people are holding hands together support for i'm sara stinson reporting in san anselmo kron. 4 news. >> some university students visiting the bay area right now from israel are stuck i

hostages have united to pressure the authorities, to bring my relatives home, they took my aunt adina moshe, her 70 years old, she is sick, they pulled her out of the window, we didn't know what happened to her until a few hours later we got a video... where she is seen with two brutal terrorists who killed her husband and took her on a motorcycle to the sector gases, the relatives of the hostages say that not a single representative of the authorities has met them for more than a week, so they began to act alone, in the tel aviv expo center they set up a so-called war room for the missing, here hundreds of volunteers are looking for any online data about the fate of the missing israelis, until beginning war, many of the activists belonged to the organization brothers in arms, which opposed the planned judicial reform in israel, now they focused on the search for hostages. citizens of israel from various industries and technologies. social media intelligence gathered here to try to get a full picture of what's going on, reichmann university information systems professor karine nagon says, t

as the open ice of said, they will keep moshing awareness of what is happening that from madrid's to milan, i'm beyond even in germany, home to one of the largest muslim communities in the european union. the west such protests have been restricted. the government says that the cubs ought to stop public disorder and to prevent the semitism, but many has still turned up publicly expressing support for thousands. despite the rest of the rest of the war and gaza enters its 3rd week, there is no sign of the motions, lessening or the demands that so many hit on making. the lead is to find political solutions to this conflict. so any vehicle i'll just sarah london. let's take a quick look at some of the stories making news around the world. at least 6 people have been killed off to a russian missile attack on the ukranian region of concave. another 14 were injured when the me sound struck a postal distribution center. the regions governance says all those killed were civilians working at the sides. a pack of stands, former prime minister now, while sharif has returned home to campaign i ha

that is why the yom kippur war ended with the resignation of defense minister moshe dayan and the ende minister. council of ministers of the ussr alexey kosygin. and moscow to the us secretary of state, henry kissinger. it was probably then that the text of the un security council resolution was agreed upon, which demanded an end to the war. for their part, arab countries imposed an embargo on oil supplies to those states that supported israel. this ultimately led to the largest oil crisis seventy-three and caused a long recession in the world economy. and 6 years later , israel signed a peace agreement. with egypt. the middle east, created in the 20th century by external powers, influenced by the collapse of empires, the holocaust, decolonization and the cold war, is becoming a thing of the past. for now, all ponertians live by old schemes, but only because no one can imagine anything else, but they will have to. the conflict in palestine has sparkled with passions for centuries, the current explosion of hatred, despair, anger is reaching the epic level incandescence to discuss some

it was here where 75 year old david moshe was killed by gunmen. his wife, adina, was kidnapped.heir granddaughter anat describes that moment. they took us through the window. she's a 72—year—old woman. she's sick, she has heart issues. she watched her husband die right in front of her. and right after they got her on the motorcycle. and she had to hold the terrorist thatjust murdered her husband. they were together for over 50 years. us secretary of state antony blinken, seen here at an israeli donation centre, promised unending american support for israel following talks with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he's due to meet the palestinian president mahmoud abbas later. the president of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, will also visit israel later today in what's been described as a show of solidarity with the victims of the hamas attacks. behind the politics, the people. in tel aviv, a vigil for those murdered. 0ne candle for each victim. each day, bringing news of another life lost. nickjohnson, bbc news. 0ur correspondent tom bateman is injerusalem with the

. >> rabbi moshe langer says this one is focused on praying for jewish people in israel. we have to show terrorism and evil that they're not going to stop us, they're not going to stop us from prayer. >> they're not going to stop us from our our day to day life. >> friday night service carries a significant importance in light of everything that is going on. the rabbi says they hope that through their community and through their faith, they can call for the violence to stop. >> you fight hate with light, with love, unbound love. and that is really what is going to bring the redemption to the world light a source of energy for rabbi langer's congregation. >> many there lighting candles to show resilience. >> when we spread light, positive light that that is what is going to fight darkness in san francisco. >> ryan curry, abc7 news. >> and this is an ongoing situation as you know. so we will continue to keep you updated on what's happening in israel and here at home. we'll bring you the latest local connections on tv and online. our website is abc7 news.com and you can down

we're just kind of sitting in the open, i sort of said they keep moshing awareness of what is happening that from madrid's to milan. i'm beyond even in germany, home to one of the largest muslim communities in the european union. the west such protests have been restricted. the government says that the cubs ought to stop public disorder and to prevent anti semitism. but many has still turned up publicly expressing support a thousands despite the thrust of arrest. and as the war in gaza enters its 3rd week, there is no sign of the motions, lessening for the demands that so many hit on making. the lead is to find political solutions to this conflict. so any vehicle i'll just sarah london. let's take a quick look at some other story is making use around the world. at least 6 people have been killed after russia. miss tyler tackle new crime in region of con.

i, oh, how sweet, grandma was, woe, how bitter, mosh, and what happened, lie down, quiet, stupid, closeanovna the flower? oh, it’s amazing, what a sweet man, my nurse is missing her, yesterday she just celebrated her anniversary, today she ’s lying there as if alive, she kept running back and jumping away. excuse me, how old was she? 80 years old, 7.5, you said it, i said it. she was a poor grandmother, she saved every penny, every penny, well, i ’m not sure about the poor thing, forgive me, like you, me, yes, gilbuldura, shukhmukhamedovna, so, according to our information, gil, bull, fool, yes, so, according to our information, there are 200 migrant workers registered in her apartment, how many? 200, you’re lying, there is a document, oh, oh, you old sheep, i asked you for 500 rubles before i retired, you didn’t give it to me, but i didn’t have it, comrade bailiff. it’s okay, i’ll talk to her later, how can you talk to her, if she doesn’t, it’s okay, i’ll get her there too, do you hear, hear, hear, and who said this, comrade priest, you tell me this, this her only one peccadillo. wheth

i have said they keep moshing awareness of what is happening that. c from madrid's to milan, i'm beyond even in germany, home to one of the largest muslim communities in the european union. the west such protests have been restricted. the government says that the cubs ought to stop the public disorder and to prevent the semitism. but many has still turned up publicly expressing support for thousands. despite the thrust of a re.

moshe knobel, who works in a synagogue on al—wad street, says he knew in his heart israel did not attack your mind what happened in gaza? with the hospital? last night? 100%. even biden, that came here today, said, "i checked it out and it's not the israelis." so, there's a lot of lies, a lot of fake news. it's much quieter here today. the palestinian shops are closed in protest over the gaza hospital blast. but the israeli defense force remains on guard. there is a tension here with the nation at war, broken by the exuberance of youth. we came across nitai atari and his friends, all 19 years old, with their lives ahead of them and the pride in their nation. like, i don't hate palestinian people. i hate terrorism. it's really hard for us to live here but we are not going to leave. like, this is our land, our home. then, as the call to prayer sounds, riyad najib appears with his son. for palestinians, the gaza blast and everything else they've endured over decades, they blame on israel. translation: yes. honestly, the feeling was pain and sadness for what the occupation has done to us, cr

rebre moshe asman has been at the forefront of humanitarian aid since the beginning of the full-scalesian aggression. in the first days of the war, he rescued the residents of a jewish village near kyiv, then delivered humanitarian goods throughout southern and eastern ukraine , and even came under fire near kherson. after the attack by hamas. he rushed at aid to israel. my colleague natalka churikova started the conversation with him by asking whether the ukrainian experience helped him. more in the interview. i could not stay in the same place as i did not leave ukraine. when there were crimes, so to speak, the russian army at the beginning of the war. also i could not, i took to israel. i ask, do what, what i have. to help morally and physically and the people of israel , the soldiers of the israel defense forces and the residents of the north, and i see through the window of your car that there is shelling, that you, you must you can hear, for now i can't see, well, every day. under fire, i was on kolichny, kolichnyu friday, on kolichnyu friday, i was at midnight ashkilona, ​​this

moshe knobel, who works in a synagogue on al—wad street, says he knew in his heart israel did not attackwhere. so it is clear in your mind what happened in gaza? with the hospital? last night? 100%. even biden that came here today said, i checked it out and it's not the israelis. so there is a lot of lies, a lot of fake news. it is much quieter here today. the palestinian shops are closed in protest over the gaza hospital blast. but the israeli defence force remains on guard. there is a tension here, with the nation at war. broken by the exuberance of youth. we came across nitai atari and his friends, all 19 years old, with their lives ahead of them, and the pride in their nation. like, i don't hate palestinian people. i hate terrorism. it's really hard for us to live here but we're not going leave, this is our land, our home. then, as the call to prayer sounds, riyad najib appears with his son. for palestinians, the gaza blast and everything else they have endured over decades, they blame on israel. translation: yes, honestly- the feeling was pain and sadness, for what the occupation ha

however, the newly appointed minister of defense of israel, the son of natives of zashkov, moshe dayanhing to answer for this. on june 5, at 7:00 a.m. , 40 planes took off from israeli airports heading west. none of the opponents paid attention to this, because this maneuver was repeated very often, similar to moskovitsky could be 31k or not. however, this time it was for real. in 45 minutes, the planes destroyed the egyptian. airfields with fighters and bombers on them. as a result of operation moket, translated from hebrew as focus, 304 planes of the egyptian air force were destroyed. at the same time, israel lost only nine. the israelis showed the same focus in a few hours and destroyed all 28 jordanian planes and about half of the syrian 53 units. having obtained a colossal advantage in the air, the israeli army began a ground operation. by for two days, the israelis completely mastered eastern jerusalem and went to the jordan. the next day, on the egyptian front, they occupied the sinai peninsula and reached the soed canal along its entire length. in the end, in syria , the israel

here are the pictures of them, but he is still missing, and this is some of what moshe told us of what his sister endured. >> they were treated violently. the babies were woken up with guns pointed at their heads. and i am sure the 2-year-old will be remembering this for the rest of her life. vi -- i have my first memory at 2 years old falling down a staircase, and this much more traumatic to her. and there were two more families in a different house. when they entered, they went through the kibbutz and saw bodies lying around and houses burned with people inside, and when they entered, they saw a teenaged girl lying dead, shot on the spot by hamas terrorists and saw a terrified terrorists and the siblings of that terrified young lady and hallowed faces covered with blood. this was also livestreamed on a facebook of i believe one of those who were held captive. >>> and joining us now is leshi lavi who he was talking about. and so, what is the latest that you have heard if anything about henri. >> we know that it has been 23 days that we have been waiting. >> so it is 23 days since this

. >> rabbi moshe langer says this one is focused on praying for jewish people in israel. we have to show terrorism and evil that they're not going to stop us, they're not going to stop us from prayer. >> they're not going to stop us from our our day to day life. >> friday night service carries a significant importance in light of everything that is going on. the rabbi says they hope that through their community and through their faith, they can call for the violence to stop. >> you fight hate with light, with love, unbound love. and that is really what is going to bring the redemption to the world light a source of energy for rabbi langer's congregation. >> many there lighting candles to show resilience. >> when we spread light, positive light that that is what is going to fight darkness in san francisco. >> ryan curry, abc7 news. >> and this is an ongoing situation as you know. so we will continue to keep you updated on what's happening in israel and here at home. we'll bring you the latest local connections on tv and online. our website is abc7 news.com and you can down

so he took moshe dayan into the house, but he left rabin in the car. ambassador herzog is the grandson of israel's former chief rabbi yitzhak halevy. herzog, the son of israel's sixth president, haim, and older brother of israel's current president isaac herzog, his great uncle, albert, perhaps the country's most famous, was israel's foreign and ambassador to the united nations and to the u.s.. his summation of this movement, of this moment 75 years ago was profoundly. quite simply, he said, harry truman changed the world. he also noted that history us that men and nations behave wisely once they have exhausted all alternatives. sometimes, however people surprise us. and today we honor exemplars of courage. who knew right from wrong and stood for justice. these individuals, including members of my family and hertzog family, are a source of inspiration and hope for our shared future. it is a privilege to have ambassador herzog reflections and insights on the 75th anniversary of israel's founding. he was appointed israel's ambassador, the united states i

but that might have split, know moshe may split, you know, moshe dayan may have i don't approve of havei don't approve of this, and the whole thing would have fallen apart. >> so it was this endless, endless compromising. >> so it was this endless, endlesswhennromising. >> so it was this endless, endlesswhen the ising. >> so it was this endless, endlesswhen the moment came, she >> but when the moment came, she was brutal . and thank was absolutely brutal. and thank you very much indeed. >> she not only makes the decision, she sticks with the decision. are you listening, boris? just amazing stuff. thank you.thank boris? just amazing stuff. thank you. thank you very much indeed. nicholas martin. congratulations on the film golda with helen mirren elsewhere in the middle east, far from the israeli conflict, something else has been brewing recently. thousands of ethnic armenians have now fled their homes in the region of nagorno—karabakh , the ethnic of nagorno—karabakh, the ethnic armenian enclave is legally part of azerbaijan, whose armed forces launched a lightning assault to take contro