they've shown that they've been unable to do so so and again, just the pij, you didn't even take intoiba far, they occupied shiba farms in lebanon, and there at the israelis attempt to uh, to impose de facto presence in the southern lebanese town of alghajar, so as to again try to impose, the or create the illusion that they are in control and they have some measure of superior superiority, hezballah just straight up laughed at that uh at that notion and just set up tent in the northern part of al-gazar to send a couple of messages, first of all that uh we are still present and this is lebanese territory, second of all they've shown that the the israelis were incapable were incapable for months to do anything to remove a single tent, so seeing as the israelis have been so incapable of doing anything at imposing any measure of deterrance, this latest operation just came and shattered this entire notion and showed that the israelis are not only incapable of imposing deterrents, but they've they're just, i mean, they've shown netanyahu to be failures as the israeli daily harat said today

were done by israeli intelligence, interception of conversation between different operatives of the pij, and at the same materials also shared with the american security agency. i think we need to wait until the president flies in, to give a public speech, see how sees this. this is important. i tend to believe that, of course it needs further investigation, but it seems that most sources say it was not an israeli missile but a missile fired by the peel she, which exploded after it landed inside a hospital. >> it's not the first time this hospital in gaza has been hit, according to the anglican communion which owns and operates the facility, and earlier strike on the al-ahli arabi howard 33 pm, for -- receiving treatment for their wounds. here is the reaction from the world health organization on this latest attack. >> it is absolutely clear to all sides of this conflict where the health facilities are. it is absolutely clear. health care is not a target. it should never be a target of anyone in conflict. that is enshrines in the international humanitarian law. we're seeing this breache

militants in the gaza strip believed it was likely caused bien errant missile launch carried out by pij. the militants were still investigating what happened. but palestinian officials in d gaza maintain it was israel. regardless of what the facts are, the claims of the palestinians in gaza, those claims are being believed by arab leaders and believed on streets throughout the arab world. jordanian and palestinian leaders, therefore, canceled their planned meetings with joe biden. and because of those claims, false it appears, there are protests igniting on the streets in beirut and throughout the capitals after other arab countries. frustrations no doubt also because of israel's bombardment of gaza. and also because frankly because of israel's very existence and also because of joe biden's reaffirmation of support for the jewish state. another priority for the u.s. expressed today by joe biden in israel is securing safe passage along the southern gaza border with egypt for food and water and medical supplies and fuels to get into gaza, because of the dire humanitarian crisis in gaza. a

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iran is funding, iran is supporting with training and with weapons hamas, the pij, and other terroristrganizations around us. >> yeah. hamas claims it has dozens of israeli captives, in addition to israeli soldiers, civilians. later in the broadcast, we're going to be talking to a mom whose teenage kids were kidnapped by hamas. we're going to be talking to her about what she's going through. there are reports of hamas taking some of these hostages down into tunnels. this must complicate israel's response? obviously, you know, in terms of the military response, you don't want to hit any of your own people. and i don't know how many hostages hamas has taken, but it sounds to me like it could be in the hundreds? >> so we're talking now about hundreds of hostages, of israeli civilians and soldiers that were kidnapped and abducted to the gaza strip. around 300 official. this is the official death toll. around 300. but unfortunately, it's not the last number that we're going to see. death toll is going to be, unfortunately, much higher. thousands of casualties. now we're talking about 1,500.

statements from a spokesperson for the hamas run palestinian hamas in gaza as well as statements from pijs and other terrorist organizations. i mean, it's a great question they ask in this open letter. what's the motivation behind this? >> i mean, it's very interesting and without attributing motivation i will just say, we have seen -- there is a lot of evidence out there, a lot of examples there of the complete that you're speaking of that the people they have actually employed to write these reports, i clipped on the morning times, home page of the new york times, went to new york times.com every single day, clicked on the story that was about the hospital and everything. oh the by line has two women's names, i look at the pictures in the by line, it's two women, and it's the same thing for >> trace: a well known palestinian sympathizer you see the same things over and over again. if these were the people who were trusting to deliver the facts, to deliver some kind of neutral downthe middle of the lane facts, i think we're in pretty bad shape >> trace: and i can tell you the flaming the

fingerprints are all over i believe not only this attack but every -- all of the terror from hezbollah, hamas, pije hospital. this has the fingerprints of iran all over it and we have to be clear eyed about that. >> dana: i imagine the president is going to ask for a pretty significant funding package today for israel for humanitarian assistance and the palestinians. also money for ukraine as well as the southern border. with the way the house has been this week and i know things will shake out eventually, do you think that the president will get what he is going to ask for? >> well, it is about what our country needs both again i strongly support securing our own borders which we know fentanyl is pouring into my community and places across the country. and now also standing staunchly with small d democratic allies in ukraine and israel and fights against evil and authoritarian regimes. so this is a real test of whether we will be politicians and partisans or whether we'll be patriots. there are enough patriots in the house in both parties will support funding ukraine in a critical point of their

and according to state media, he met with officials in senior leaders of the pij hamas, and hezbollahng the fight from gaza to the west bank. also, -- hamas representative in lebanon most recently was here in iran. now, iran's foreign ministry says that it wasn't involved in those attacks. their spokesperson from hamas told, in an interview said that he had received support from iran four days before hamas started its assault, iran's supreme leader posted a message on x, saying that israel was a cancerous regime, that it's coming to that. look, the bottom line here, for decades, iran has set up its proxies for just this reason, so they can be a thorn in israel's side, and without the fight coming onto iranian soil. there is a massive billboard that went up in the capital saying that the fight is in tel aviv, not in tehran. >> that was nbc's ali arouzi in tehran. coming up -- richard stengel, robin wright, and peter beinart will join us after this break. s break. ll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? aren't we all just l