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. >> speaking to cnbc, former israeli prime minister said this, shimon peres. >> we can say the samet we have to fight them. but the problem with fighting is that they will be in charge of other places. that's why you say no boots on the ground. supposedly we go to gaza and win gaza. then what? what do you do with gaza? we are going to be occupying gaza. it will be extremely costly and ineffective. so the alternative mean is economic. i mean, to isolate them and to put restraints to dry out the supply of money and the supply of arms. not just against them but also against those who support them. for example, if dohar wants to help them, dohar will be punished. it has to be a clear sanction against iran. if you have mosquitoes, you have to dry out the swamp. >> why have they not taken the premier position in solving the crisis? do you think that others are just not doing enough, there needs to be more to find pace in these crises areas? >> it's a good question and a little complicated answer. the answer is they are destroying the arab countries. they destroyed lebanon, they destroyed

. >>> former israeli president shimon peres and pope francis meeting this morning at the vatican to discussng israeli-palestinian cease-fire and the wave of terrorism now gripping the middle east. this is the second time in three months that peres has met with pope francis. in june at request of the pontiff peres joined the pontiff at the gardens for a dave prayer. >>> an update for you now. joan rivers' daughter says her mother is now out of intensive care and is being kept comfortable in a private room at a new york hospital. in her latest statement melissa rivers again thanked everyone for their support. earlier this week she had confirmed her mother was on life support. the 81-year-old rivers was hospitalized a week ago after suffering cardiac and respiratory arrest following throat surgery. so good to hear she's been transferred and is resting comfortably. >> right. let's hope it is what it sounds like. >> prayers and good thoughts coming through. >> we need her funny. >> let's get "inside politics" on "new day" with mr. john king. >> good morning to you. stay with us. at the end of th

this comes ironically on a day when the israeli foreign minister shimon peres is scheduled to meet with yasser arafat. we've had the meeting in south africa for the last several days in which the palestinians were accusing the israelis of racism. the united states vacated that meeting. >> and the israelis vacated that meeting as well. >> but there has not been one specific incident. it's also worth pointing out terrorism always had two prong, to it. the physical threat and now the psychological threat. this does seem to be surreal but, in fact, it is real, when you have an explosion of undetermined origin at the pentagon, the most conspicuous symbol of american capitalism, the twin trade towers here in new york, two deliberate attacks on those towers today. >> and the capital, by the way, the u.s. capitol has been evacuated. evacuations taking place at the white house. many people in the pentagon have left that building as well. >> airports in new york -- >> here, in this building in midtown new york, they have asked a lot of people at 30 rockefeller plaza to leave. it's another high-ri