center took out albuterol or in response to smaller launched one of its heaviest rocket attacks on northern israel. mit already escalating clashes across the 11 on israel border. since october strikes of killed $25.00 people on the is rarely side, including 10 civilians. and over 400 people, 11 on including more than 70 civilians. the latest casualty, public utility worker and the 11 east town, if not, could, were killed and then is really droned strike, it sort of resolved. if it was one of the guys who was persistent and patient american, he was a good person. so he didn't want to leave the town of the us is calling for the escalation. while us secretary of state anthony, blinking said a gods are deal would also help lower israel lab a non tensions. now there's no doubt in my mind that the, the best way also to empower a diplomatic solution to the north. 11th is a resolution of the conflict and guys getting the ceasefire. that will take a tremendous amount of pressure out of the system. hostilities have forced more than a 150000 people on both sides of the border to flee their homes. resolution

this seems to be as well as response to has by laws the attacks in northern israel over the past 2 days has been, has been using arm drones, dozens of rockets targeting military positions in northern israel, simultaneously in response to the killing of a senior commander on tuesday night, so this exchange of fire, this flare up is causing concern. but in the bigger picture, it is still within the unwritten rules of engagement. now, while you know the, the, the few kilometers along the border is a close military area and we've had strikes deeper inside the country like this one . the situation. the reality in the rest of lebanon is different out. the pace and intensity of the confrontations between israel and hezbollah is growing. so is top of the wider war villages along both sides of the border, de, populated, and attacked in the past 8 months. a times the strikes reach further insight. we are here. this is the point. everything is okay here. a lot of water getting on everything is fine. 20 kilometers north of the border is 11 east city of tire. many here have got used to the not so di

, including haifa, which is around 20 kilometers from israel's northern border, means that israel's air defense systems were not activated. the alarms did not ring something, but shortly is raising a lot of questions within these really security establishment. but nonetheless, both sides, israel and his bullet have said that they are prepared for an all out war. how does that, who is your 0? i'm a and a reminder, these really government has done or to 0 from operating in israel. that's why honda was reporting from jordan rom. equity is a distinguished public policy fellow at the american university of federal. he says, has the law has shown it's capable of bypassing is rarely defensive stance. as well as capabilities continue to expand, become more sophisticated and are more able to penetrate. it's literally as rarely a defense of systems. this has been a steady process really almost in the last 20 years. practically, i said 16 years. and the same thing is happening with him as in the south that their ability is, of course, they are linked together in many ways. their abilities have

conflict between has vala and israel is really leaders has stepped up their rhetoric and recent days warning that the army is preparing for an offensive along the northern border with 11 on the are on back to militant group. has the law begin firing rockets as israel immediately after the him off terror attacks last october, and recent weeks attacks have increased with has rocket, sparking massive wildfires in northern israel. many of the homes close to the border has been evacuated for months due to the conflict, tens of thousands of people who fled the region have no idea when they will be able to return home. and these really government is under increasing pressure and to restore security in northern israel. but does that mean an escalation in the conflict with has bla is imminent, is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu visited areas affected by the fires today and issued a clear warning to has more a mr. jose, anyone who thinks they can hurt us. and we will sit idly by them making a big mistake and that we have prepared for a very intense operation in the north. but one way or another, we will restore security to the north. i know who knows the

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, including haifa, which is around 20 kilometers from israel's northern border, means that israel's air defense systems were not activated. the alarms did not ring something that shortly is raising a lot of questions within these really security establishment. but nonetheless, both sides, israel and his bullet have said that they are prepared for an all out war time. the said who, it's a 00. i'm the hope these are the government has been to l just there are for a pricing and as well. that's why we're reporting from neighboring jordan. the sermon is being held in north korea to welcome russian president vladimir persian, who is visiting then the country for the 1st time in more than 2 decades. pushing and has north korean count about control and looking to deepen ties to counteract international isolation. north korean state media says the to discussed establishing an alternative trade mechanism to bypass the width and sanctions. the u. s. has expressed concern of a growing relations between the 2. it's a q is appealing yang of supplying to most go in. it's more on you crime. a roman

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and today, these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu making a visit to northern israel to survey the damage from the wildfires and talk about the secure security situation more broadly, saying that israel is quote, prepared for very intense action in the north, vowing that one way or another, israel will restore security there whether that is through diplomacy or through military action. >> as jeremy, what's the latest with the ceasefire? hi, your talks well, the cia director bill burns is back in doha, qatar to meet with the qatari emir, as well as the prime minister there who have been indirect contact with hamas officials over the last several days since the israeli proposal for a ceasefire and hostage deal was committed to them. >> and we don't yet have an official response from hamas yet to this latest proposal. but there's no question that the united states is trying to lead a kind of an international coalition of countries to bring public pressure to bear to say that the onus is now on hamas hit the ball is in hamas court and urging mediators like qatar, like egypt to brin

really armies says the strikes were in retaliation for tax carried out by a run back militia in northern israel. since you october 7 terror attacks and israel subsequent war with a boss. there have been daily clashes between these really army hezbollah and allied groups in the border area between israel and lebanon, the united nations secretary general antonio gutierrez says he's deeply concerned about the cross border hostilities. the reason for the conflict seems to me the least. why that is real, must be avoided, is when rational, when miscalculation. cool thing is that a catastrophe that goes far beyond the board of this. and frankly, beyond imagination. let's be clear, is the people of the region and the people of the world cannot afford 11 on to become and not the gaza. my ref zone showing intel be works for the international crisis group. i asked her how close we might already be to the reality that the un secretary general is wanting about. but in some ways, we've been close to that for nearly 9 months now since police, but i opened up a 2nd front after the hamas attack. and like you sa

uses the strikes were in retaliation for attacks carried out by malaysia, backed by iran, in northern israel. since the october 7, turbo tax and israel's subsequent wall with homos that have been daily clashes between these really ami hezbollah and live groups in the border area between israel and lebanon, united nations secretary general, antonio good ted ish, says he is deeply concerned about the cross border hostilities. the reason for the conflict seems to me the least why this is real, must be, avoid is when dress move, when miscalculation. good thing is that a catastrophe that goes far beyond the board of this. and frankly, beyond imagination. let's be clear, is the people of the region and the people of the world cannot afford 11 on to become another god. so we can now speak to one circumstance that he's the director of the account, the extremism project in berlin. now you just heard that stock warning from the un secretary general, the world kind of felt another gauze at 11. and how likely is that? thank you so much for having me. i. the assessment of the secretary general ones is co

army says the strikes were in retaliation for attacks carried off by malaysia, backed by iran in northern israel. since the october 7, turbo tax and israel's, the subsequent rule was a mazda that have been daily clashes between the israeli army as blah and other allied groups in the area between israel and level united nations secretary general antonio terraces is deeply concerned about the cross border still, it sees the risk for the conflict seems to be the least why that is real. must be, avoid is when rational, when miscalculation. cool thing that a catastrophe that goes far beyond the bar of this. and frankly, beyond imagination. let's be clear, is the people of the region and the people of the world cannot afford 11 on to become another, gaza. and that warning from the un secretary general, the world can't afford another gaza in lebanon. but is that likely? i put that question to hon. setup since i use the direct sales account extremism project in berlin, the assessment of the secretary general one is correct. uh it is a very 10 situation in which is full law, increased the pressure that s

his law says it's $550.00 rockets into northern israel. and the occupied golden heights at defense systems in israel have intercepted some of them. as the law says, the attacks are in response to the killing of one of the senior commodities that comes a day of to hezbollah, fired more than 200 focus. it's really forces have killed 3 palestinians during a raid on the occupied west bank. troops, storm the city, the town of cubby to where they destroyed house, the operation which also targeted janine last at about 13 hours is rails military says it was aimed at disrupting the activities of palestinian. find his of greece prime minister, victor or bon, has rejected a multi $1000000.00 sign imposed by the year's top court cooling it out. ranges would have passed, has been ordered to pay $260000000.00. the breaking the use migration and asylum rose european court of justice rule. it fails the tubes of the right of asylum seekers to stay in the country while the applications with process and also ordered food have has to pay more than $1000000.00

the g 7 leaders say that very concerned about the situation in northern israel and lebanon across that border. they say that they still firmly believe the idea of a 2 state solution, and they say they called on israel to refrain from a full scale rafa offensive. i have to say, if you have watched the recent pictures in recent weeks on al jazeera, perhaps you would ask the question, is that not already a full scale offensive? and rafa james base, which is 0. sorry, it's in the. meanwhile, the german chon sir joined the calls for mass to sign onto the us back to see spawn proposal. we have good minds on these and we have joining the support at this time by the us president and are joining me please. the security council has done the same. now it is important that everyone implement fits and we've that full pool and how much in particular to give the necessary consent. so that this can now what, as 3 palestinians have been killed, buys very forces in array and the janine and the occupied westbank is ready minutes . restoring the town of come a t o where they destroyed house your price and

here in northern israel, tens of thousands have been displaced by the fighting since october 7th. a similar number just over the border in lebanon. lester. >> all right, raf, thank you. >>> now, to capitol hill. the house voting to hold attorney general merrick garland in contempt of congress for refusing to hand over recordings of president biden's interview with the special counsel. ali vitali is there. this was a close vote along party lines. >> reporter: very close, lester. the speaker telling us the house did its job tonight, all but one republican voting to hold attorney general merrick garland in contempt for defying a subpoena to turn over audio of an interview president biden did with special counsel robert hur. that regarding his handling of classified documents. hur did not charge the president saying, a jury would view him as a, quote, elderly man with a poor memory. the white house invoked executive privilege regarding the audio, but lawmakers already have the transcript of it. the doj not expected to act on the referral saying, the house of representatives has turned

killed a top hezbollah commander last weekend. 100,000 israelis forced to leave their home in northern israel due to the frequency of these attacks. >> bill: the area we're talking about. in the middle east so much action around gaza. this is the northern border with hezbollah. they have fought a number of wars, 1982, summer of 2006. what hezbollah does is they -- let me clear this off and back up one time to this graphic here. the israelis months ago, about 80,000, deserted this area northern israel. everything here in black, they've left these villages all along the border and gone further south. a lot of them are saying we want to go home again. you need to manage this situation here. this week alone in 48 hours around wednesday, you had upwards of 200 rockets that were fired into israel. nobody killed. very few injuries reported. a lot of fires created and in the area of northern israel. this is what hezbollah has done. this is the capacity they now have backed by iran to attack jerusalem. jerusalem and tel aviv and gaza. all the action so far has been up in this region. take you back to

its largest rocket attacks against ministry targets in northern israel . them 1st thing we response is ready for see was that been striking? what they saw? it has bullet positions in southern lebanon to women were killed when a building next the home was hit by his reading strikes and the lebanese town of janasia as about 20 kilometers north of the modem. several others were injured in the attack. say no, hold on, has more alfonze, renata, in southern lebanon. we are in a nasa that is a town in southern lebanon where an overnight is ready, strike, destroyed that building behind me. a 2 story building. as you can see, the smoke is still rising. the is really army is saying that this was a command center belonging to has the law. but hezbollah sources have told us that no one was in the building and nobody or no member of the group was killed. but as a result of that strikes, civilians were killed and injured in that building close by. 2 women killed and there are other critical injuries children also among the injured. this seems to be as well as response to has by laws the attacks in n

the g 7 leaders say that very concerned about the situation in northern israel and lebanon across that border. they say that they still firmly believe the idea of a 2 state solution, and they say they called on israel to refrain from a full scale rafa offensive. i have to say, if you have watched the recent pictures in recent weeks on al jazeera, perhaps you would ask the question, is that not already a full scale offensive? and rafa james base, which is 0, sorry, it's in the 3. punish opinions have been killed, buys very forces and a rating. and janine and occupies westbank, is ready ministry, storm the town. they've come a tier where they destroyed the house, the operational se, talking to the city of janine and lost it around 13 hours. israel's military, it says it was aimed up disrupting the activities of palestinian sciences. the. the abraham reports from a, the around 3 am local time on thursday. these really forces every that that you need refugee camp, damaging the infrastructure with arms confrontations and suited between the palestinian fighters and these really forces. now s

thus, a reconnaissance drone from lebanon was intercepted in northern israel. he republic itself, the army of the jewish state the day before, she eliminated a field commander who was responsible for supplying weapons to hamas militants. israel has sharply stepped up attacks on hezbollah targets in southern lebanon in recent days due to shelling of about 100,000 people. in the north of the country, at which hezbollah fired hundreds of rockets and drones in june in response to the killing of one of its commanders, but washington is in no hurry to get involved in a fight. us officials made clear this week that the biden administration will provide israel with the security assistance it needs, a senior official said. white house spokesman, however , will not deploy american troops in the region. according to cnn, the white house fears that if israel begins to carry out the same operation in lebanon as in segtri gaza, hezbol will. iran's support will crush the iron dome air defense system, so the states are holding back arms supplies to benjamin netanyahu, for which

to write new the source. >> but kaitlan collins, tonight at nine this hour, in israel, violence smolder is in the northern and southern ends of the country in the north right now, the exchange of rocket attacks is escalating along the border with lebanon, israel as warning that it's prepared to launch what he describes as a large-scale attack on the uranium back group, hezbollah, which is in southern lebanon in the south southern part of israel, the ceasefire talks to end the war in gaza appear to have stalled. >> we'll have more on that coming up in just a few moments. but let's begin in northern israel right now, cnn's oren liebermann is now in haifa for us, right up in northern israel or in how real are the concerns of a full full-blown war between israel? and his balah erupting wolf to concerns themselves are very real and that's why you're seeing not only israel and hezbollah in lebanon paying attention to this border, but also the us, france trying to step in with what might be a diplomatic off-ramp or an attempt to get there. >> that's the level of concern here and that's because we have seen more

and then on the, on the 1st day has bother said it, 550 rockets into northern israel and the occupied go on heights 11 and base groups as the attacks were in response to the killing of one of it. senior colanda is, comes a day of test paula, 5 more than $200.00 rockets into israel. i'll just arizona holder has this report now from june, not to in southern lebanon, as we are in a nasa that is a town in southern lebanon where an overnight is ready, strike, destroyed that building behind me. a 2 story building. as you can see, the smoke is still rising, but the is really army is saying that this was a command center belonging to hezbollah, but has the sources have told us that no one was in that building and nobody or no member of the group was killed but as a result of that strike, civilians were killed and injured in that building close by 2 women killed and there are other critical injuries children. also, among the inter, this seems to be as well as response to has the bylaws, the attacks in northern israel over the past 2 days has been has been using arm drones, dozens of rockets ta

the reality is that 80,000 people who lived in northern israel have evacuated from northern israel.a sense hezbollah has redefined the boundary of northern israel. the israelis believe they have got to go in there and deal with hezbollah. they have to push them back across the -- that's not the right map but they have to push them back across a river 18 miles from the border. that is the issue. to push them back they have two choices, run an air campaign only to bomb them and force them to evacuate, or go in on the ground and also conduct an air campaign. hezbollah is formidable. hamas is nowhere near hezbollah's capability. hezbollah doesn't have the subterranean tunnel complex. 150,000 rockets and missiles can reach any town or city and swarm those towns and cities. a force of close to 100,000 not just terrorist organization but organized as military formations with artillery and fighting vehicles. when the israelis went in there in 2006 after several weeks trying to do the same thing, push the hezbollah back after several weeks, the operation had failed and they retreated out of

an increase in fighting between hezbollah and israel hezbollah has been launching rockets into northern israel since the hamas's october 7 attack in israel has been striking back at hezbollah in southern lebanon. just this week, a white house official told cnn that israel has been assured what have us support in the event of a full-on war with hezbollah, our chief international anchor, christiane amanpour spoke with the lebanese foreign minister back in january. this is what he had to say when asked whether the government in beirut had any influence over hezbollah i don't know. >> you know, the decision is there's and we hope that they don't take they don't commit themselves to a larger war. but we are working with them on this and we have a lot of reasons to think that this would not happen. that they we do not want as lebanese all or all of us. we do not want any war so yes it's not like we can order them we're not claiming that, but we can convince them. and i think it is working in this direction. >> told me now from brussels maha yahya, director of the malcolm h curve, carnegie middle eas

and that's because they're saying they want to deter the threat on israel's northern border. they want to mitigate the situation. so it doesn't spiral out of control. but that israel again is ready for an all out war. and i'll remind you that these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu just last week, held a situational assessment, and said that the evaluations for the towns and settlements in northern israel would be extended until at least the end of august. so israel, while they say they are dealing with this problem, it is something that is shortly is reading the military then having both the southern and northern front open at the same time and a problem. it is early still not seemingly dealing with honda. thank so much for the definitely that for us in about nicholas he's right, the government has been down to 0 from operating as well. that's why we're reporting from neighboring jordan. a lodger. magneer is a military and political i'm of his choices now from paris. i'm just, i'm not going to tell you with this back on the program. again. this is a real to, for, has b

middle east israel's military says iranian hezbollah forces have fired at least 200 rockets into northern israel today, no injuries are reported, not yet. the idf says it responded by striking the rocket launcher in southern lebanon and other hezbollah targets this new exchange of hostilities comes as ceasefire talks between israel and hamas have descended into turmoil this morning, the secretary of state, antony blinken, is in qatar to meet with mediators on a plan that would end the fighting in gaza and free the hostages who were seized back on october 7, i want to bring in seen as national security correspondent kylie atwood collier there in doha, qatar, where secretary blinken spoke just a little while ago, update our viewers, tell us what he said well, listen, he said that hamas came back to the table and proposed multiple changes. he said some of their proposals are workable and some of them aren't wolf. clearly not a full throat assess through full-throated assessment, that things are going incredibly well here. listen to the secretary's own words just in the last few hours hamas has prop

fragments of interceptor missiles that shoot down air targets in the skies over northern israel becomeans are honest, then instead of proposing plans calling them a ceasefire, they should take one step, which is to stop aid to israel. once this assistance is stopped, israel will have there will be no means left to commit the crimes of killing the palestinian people and the war will end automatically. in the meantime, the fighting in gaza does not stop, the operation continues in the southernmost city of the enclave, rafah, because of which, according to the un, about a million palestinians, almost half the population of the gaza strip has already left the city, and living conditions in ever-expanding refugee camps , international humanitarian organizations unanimously call horrific, the rafah checkpoint at border with egypt, which is now controlled by a unit of the israeli army. “the checkpoint will be able to resume its work only when israel withdraws its troops from the territory of the land corridor,” the egyptian foreign ministry said, emphasizing that full responsibility for the h

thus, a reconnaissance drone from lebanon was intercepted in northern israel.republic itself, the army of the jewish state had recently eliminated a field commander who was responsible for supplying weapons to hamas militants. israel has sharply stepped up attacks on hezbollah targets in southern lebanon in recent days, with shelling forcing about 100,000 local residents to flee their homes. during full-scale war, hezbollah will be destroyed and lebanon will suffer a serious defeat. after that, i even got into social networks. through the israeli minister of defense went for us support. during meetings with officials in washington , events at the front will be discussed. we are ready for any action that may be required in gaza, in lebanon. in essence, we are talking about what israel has long threatened to open a second front in the north of the country, at which hezbollah fired hundreds of missiles and drones in june. in response to the murder of one of his commanders, however washington is in no hurry to get involved in a fight. us officials this week are cle

conflict on israel's northern border. and in a read out from the defense ministry, it emphasized that you'll have gone on to wanted to talk about specifically the, his blood drawn threat and other ways in mechanisms that israel could use to combat it. saying that everything is on the table, all possibilities and options are open. so these really army chief of staff was quoted in this meeting is saying that the troops on the ground, their readiness is to the highest possible alert and they are ready to make what he called smart decisions. it comes after how levy had actually toward several iron don't batteries in the northern parts of israel, essentially downplaying this near 10 minute video that the lebanese group had published, showing sensitive military areas in northern israel, saying, but quote, as well as not aware of the weapons capabilities that israel has, and that if there were to be a full out war shortly, they would be destroyed. but the reality is, we actually don't know the true. it's set up as well as weapons

thousands of hezbollah rockets landing on northern israel and setting northern israel on fire. and like you said, that video released today where they're threatening to bomb ifa a city of over 280,000 civilians it isn't like israel hasn't tried everything to include announcing, which is really a standard military practice to have war plans, that these plans are finished, ready for approval you would think that has blood would stop attacking israel any moment now. but every day for eight months, they haven't and in last week, there were hundreds of projectiles, rockets, drones, mortars, artillery launched at northern israel, where 80,000 civilians and every time i go there in the hotels that i go to in central israel, because they're homeless retired major john spencer. thanks so much as always for your expertise. and as those battles rage between israel, hamas, there are still more than 100 hostages believed to be in gaza. the parents of one of those hostages, a joint american israeli citizen, join the lead coming up next historically, the soviet union killed traders i started

israeli troops; fragments of interceptor missiles that shoot down air targets in the skies over northern israelsources of new fires, the area of ​​which is increasing every hour. from the gaza strip, where the military operation against hamas has been ongoing for almost 8 months, bitter things are coming for all of israel. news: four more hostages, what were abducted on october 7 last year and officially declared dead. in tel aviv and other cities, relatives of captives, whose fate remains unknown, again and again come out to rallies demanding that the authorities return their loved ones home. i feel terrible, i feel like they are part of my family that died today, and i feel like week after week we hear about more and more hostages dying, we are at a critical moment now, and if we don't we are going to negotiate a deal on hostages, this country does not. meanwhile , the israeli prime minister had to explain himself after reports appeared in the press that benjamin netanyahu was under pressure in his office after the appearance of the american ceasefire initiative. we are working on every possi

northern israel is literally on fire.s of land are engulfed in fire. the rampant fire led to the closure of several highways. in kirya shmana, the fire reached residential buildings. the reason for the large-scale fires is the sharp increase in the number of shellings over the past few days. territory of lebanon. the day before , the hazbal movement announced that it had launched a squadron of drones against the positions of israeli troops. fragments of interceptor missiles, after falling to the ground, become sources of new fires, the area of ​​which increases every hour. from the gaza strip, where the military operation against hamas has been ongoing for almost 8 months, bitter news is coming for all of israel. four more hostages who were kidnapped on october 7 last year were officially declared dead. in tel aviv and other cities, relatives captives, whose fate still remains unknown, again and again come out to rallies demanding that the authorities return their loved ones home. i constantly think about their families,

, including haifa, which is around 20 kilometers from israel's northern border, means that israel's air defense systems were not activated. the alarms did not ring something that shortly is raising a lot of questions within these really security establishment. but nonetheless, both sides, israel and his bullet have said that they are prepared for an all out war campus and who is your 0? i'm man. just reminded, is there any government has found out, is there a formal pricing in israel, which is why we are reporting from neighboring georgia to the rami cory is a distinguished public policy fellow. the american university of favorites he says, has bullet, has shown it's capable of bypassing, is there any defense systems or his bonus capabilities continue to expand, become more sophisticated and are more able to penetrate sort of, with a is rarely a defense of systems. this has been a steady process really almost in the last 20 years. practically, i said 16 years. and the same thing is happening with him as in the south that their ability is, of course, they are linked together in many

it says it's $550.00 rocket center, northern israel on the occupied golden heights. this is the biggest such attack. and since the $100.00 of gas and defend systems in israel have in deceptive some of them. now hezbollah says these attacks. so in response to the killing of one of it, senior kalonde is, comes a day of to has well aside more than $200.00 rockets. well let's go to our corresponds and a caught up. she's in bainbridge for 11 east capital for us. then it took us through the messaging here that we're getting from hezbollah, of the, the ability for what the unprecedented and intense attacks on military positions in israel has values armed drones. they also use rockets and what is the complex operation and its official statements. hezbollah says that this has been supported upon to send in, but this is also part of it please. now the ation to the killing of one of his senior commanders on tuesday nights is really strikes now. he has the law, they promise this step up, the intensity, the force, the quantity of its attacks in response to the killing of its mode,

, there are 80000 citizens displaced from their homes in northern israel, that is because hezbollahing the evacuation and what israel wants to do is return the border, the normal border of israel and commit the citizens to live there and they will accomplish that they have to push the hezbollah military back across the river away from the closeness of the border of israel. they want to accomplish that by diplomatic means and when the administration is making claims that you should be threatening this or the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff is saying it would be very difficult for the united states to support this in a way that we did on april the 13th when iranians attacked israel, what the united states position should be is not incentivizing iran and hezbollah but putting a foot down and saying this is israel sovereignty, they have a right to have their normal border return to them and we're going to help israel if israel needs the help, i cannot imagine the united states turning his head and not responding to israel if they need air support to carry out a campaign that they

point, he may not be as far off from main of israelis who have been displaced from their homes in northern israel back and forth fighting between israel and hezbollah, but he's farther to the right on many other issues and the problem here is the issues this is causing for prime minister netanyahu's very very fragile coalition, as ben-gvir, and other far right politicians are threatening to leave the government in netanyahu agrees to the cease fire that president biden has put forward, that is risking the potential collapse of netanyahu's government. so that is believed to be one reason that netanyahu has been kind of equivocating on that israeli cease fire proposal that president biden laid out, putting new conditions or reaffirming previous pre-conditions about that, before a deal can be struck by that. it's one of the reasons, tension in gaza, as well as in the old city of jerusalem are so high right now, chris. >> well, monica, president biden is sending the cia director and the top middle east adviser to the region, trying to advance the cease fire deal and hoping to bring down the temperatu