jon: trey yingst from tel aviv, live, thank you. as you see in the lower right-hand corner of your screen i iranian drones fired from iran are on their way toward israel but as you see in the larger box left of your screen it is a very peaceful night and tel aviv. none of these drones has yet reached israel. at least one is been shot down as trait reported by u.s. forces. israeli forces are certainly looking for the others and hoping to bring them down as well paid so peaceful in tel aviv. peaceful in jerusalem. no explosions yet but a very, very big step from iran they could change the calculus of the tensions in the middle east and perhaps lead to a wider wart which all sides have said they want to avoid. tensions are escalating president biden is cut short his weekend to be with national security team at the white house. jacqui heinrich is there but she has the latest for us. >> genre told the president's meeting with his top excuse me his cabinet officials. thary of defense for the secretary of state, the chair of the joint chie

we have got tel aviv, the tel aviv skyline, it looks _ tel aviv skyline, it looks beautiful.panic, the state of alert. what actually happens when the iron dome engages? what do you see, what do you hear, what do you sense? ., , ., see, what do you hear, what do you sense? . , ., , ., sense? that is a good question, i have actually _ sense? that is a good question, i have actually been _ sense? that is a good question, i have actually been right - sense? that is a good question, i have actually been right next i sense? that is a good question, i have actually been right next to l sense? that is a good question, i l have actually been right next to the iron dome the minute it fired a missile against rockets coming from qatar. and it is quite hectic, i can tell you. it is very aggressive. first of all, you hear sirens going off right next to you, which is stressful in itself. and then you see what looks like fireworks over your head in the sky. it is literally a missile, the iron dome missile, firing towards the missile coming at israel. so they are shooting down missiles and yo

leader of the white house himself says that the united states is overseeing the showdown between tel aviv tehran. his mind is either completely clouded or subconscious. reveals military secrets, confused in the words of his testimony, biden said that he banned israel from bombing haifa's own city. i made it clear to the israelis. commission, in order to then become operational, and this is against the backdrop of serious shortages in neighboring countries, so in lithuania just last year the military registration and enlistment offices issued about 14 thousand fines for evading service, and latvians and poles do not want to join the army, as they serve in nato countries in belarus we compare in the section by form. you just saw footage of the detention and beating of 34 ukrainian men who tried to evade mobilization. who are these young people, do they have diseases or we don’t know other reasons not to go to the front. only one thing is obvious: everyone into the meat grinder. an unimportant answer to the question: do they have military service behind them or at least some kind of represen

with all the protests on saturday night, around 100,000 people in tel aviv?— people in tel aviv?_ people in tel aviv? indeed, these mounting pressures i people in tel aviv? indeed, i these mounting pressures are also growing on benjamin netanyahu. it is not threatening his government by the government is solid. it has the government is solid. it has the backing of the parliament. this administration, this administration is that are requesting their hostage deal to bring them back home is a threat of a kind of israeli spring, inviting benjamin netanyahu accepting this deal. thank you as always for your analysis. let's speak to richard makepeace a trustee for medical aid for palestinians and former consul general injerusalem. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. i wondered thank you forjoining us on bbc news. iwondered if thank you forjoining us on bbc news. i wondered if i could get your thoughts personally six months on?— months on? and absolutely appalling — months on? and absolutely appalling humanitarian - appalling humanitarian situation, as we all know. a massive death toll,

us officials have been making numerous trips to tel aviv to show support for the regime. us president joe biden made a wartime visit to israel in a dramatic show of support in october last year. us secretary of state anthony blincan has made several visits to tel aviv since the war started. us support for the war has been more than those vetos and official visits. the united states has been replenishing the israeli arsenal which would have gone dry days into the war given the intensity of the bombardments and other military operations in the densely populated gaza. us made military hardware of all kinds has been flowing into israel from ammunition for small arms to missiles, land vehicles and aircrafts. while it is true that israeli forces are involved in gaza, they are essentially fighting an otherwise american war. as the war continues, case of genocide against israel is also proceeding at the united nations international court of justice, what is also referred to as the world court. "the final verdict will probably take several years, but the fact that south africa has

back out here live in tel aviv, life appears to be resuming. normally, traffic is flowing and people are shopping ahead of the sabbath. we should mention that the u.s. embassy in jerusalem has put out a warning to its people here in tel aviv and throughout the greater israel area to stay close to the major cities they are in and don't venture out your also, putting out a general warning to americans brought to israel to pay attention what is going on right now in the middle east. a back to you. >> todd: jeff paul live in tel aviv, thank you. madeleine rivera has more from washington. >> good morning, carley and todd as we wait for official response from the white house, we can report government source tells fox that was not involved in an israeli strike in u.s. given the usa heads up. israel had promised it would act after iran's attack last weekend and urge for strength in the middle east. iran's foreign minister told the white house if israel retaliated, the response would be decisive, definitive and regretful for them. but the hope is retali

trey yingst reporting live from tel aviv doing a great job. thank you, trey.o as tensions escalate, president biden has cut his weekend short to meet with his national security team at the white house. that's where jag key heinrich is. she has the latest live from there. >> reporter: well, jon, it was just yesterday that president biden issued that warning to iran, don't, at the same time saying he expected some action from iran sooner rather than later. now that it's underway, he has cut short his weekend stay the in rehoboth, he's landed at joint base andrews and is on his way back to the white house via motorcade. that means we won't get a chance to ask him any questions as he enters the white house. typically we would do that if he was coming by helicopter e, but he will be in a motorcade, so we won't be able to approach him. he's going to be having a key meeting with the principal actors from his national security council including secretary blinken, secretary of defense lloyd austin, the chairman of the joint chiefs, also the cia director, homeland secur

they could have employed hezbollah to do a terror strike in tel aviv, god forbid.'m just saying they could have done that. what, in your estimation is there point at this time? they know is going to take ours for it's kind of a warning shot if you will pray they know israel has the capability to either shoot down those drones or to block it with an air defense system. so how do you see what's happening now? >> you are asking the question i'm sure president biden is asking right now the situation room. based on what we know and there is intelligence on plans and intentions for it what it looks like is iran once use their drones reportedly blocked from my iranian territory as well as from yemen to stress and probe air defenses this would be just the first wave of attacks open up opportunities in the coming minutes, hours, days for follow-up cruise missile or ballistic missile attacks. you might see attacks from lebanese hezbollah, from syria as well as from iraq. the question is how far will iran go? israel is under attack right now from iran there is no question abo

when is a view of tel aviv inside israel. where folks are being told to shut down all large gatherings, school has been shut down for the next two days as well. you're looking at the map on the bottom of your screen of iran and how far iran is from israel. about 700 miles. we're just learning that iran has launched a drone attack on israel. we understand israel's defense capability and that is the iron dome. however, that attack is being dubbed as a, quote, unquote, major attack by u.s. officials. this attack will continue long into the night. it will likely be followed up by missiles as well. the degree to which this attack will go, really is in question. president biden returning from delaware to consult with his security team in light of this attack. i want to go straight to the white house right now well ellie is standing by. bring us up to date. i know the president just returned from the white house moments ago. >> reporter: as about 20 minutes ago, he is on route back to the white house. we are awaiting his arrival any

now, hear from tel aviv. we could see israel's most advanced air defense system, the arrow system, launching interceptor rounds. they soared through the sky and then took down some of these incoming projectiles. in larger cities like jerusalem, more than a million people heading to bomb shelters as sirens blared throughout the city, explosions rocked the sky as these interceptions took place. now, there were two critical phone calls that also took place last night as the iranian attack was unfolding. we know president biden spoke over the phone with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and israel's defense minister yoav galant spoke with his counterpart, secretary austin. these were calls to get a sense of the situation. the israelis have received a request, reportedly from the americans, to alert them about what potential response might be following this attack by iran, a truly unprecedented attack that has taken the region into uncharted territory. we do expect israel's war cabinet to meet later today

marketing is a israel's second largest city of tel aviv.ater we could see intercept around flying through the sky off the skyline toward projectiles launched toward israel for the public is calm promotional runs on groceries or banks must know chaos in the streets, simply instructions by israel's military for civilians in certain parts of this country to stay near the bomb shelters. understanding the rc, a massive attack against israel launched directly from territory could be first chapter in unpredictable book. iran has proxies across the middle east engaging israel since october 7 massacre and while we can talk tonight we have to remember israel is at work for nearly 200 face. gaza as we are talking we can hear just overhead enshrine the airspace is dependent above us right now and they know their threats from other proxies directly funded and supported by the iranian regime. we are talking to major proxies, houthis and haven't backed by iran hezbollah according to our sources has more than 100,000 rockets and missiles into israel and i

trey yingst reporting live from tel aviv throughout the evening for us.rade, we know the white house is watching this closely. we know there's a very important phone call that's about to take place. what can you tell us? >> yes good evening. israeli media is reporting is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu and president biden are sent to speak on the phone shortly. this comes after a massive missile and drone attack launched from iranian territory toward israel. sirens astounding across this country tonight sending millions of people to bomb shelters but according to israel's homefront command more than a 720 alerts were sent out. we have a witness with our cameras and eyes here in tel aviv missile defense system active both the aero system and david's sling trying to intercept some of the incoming fire. we are in uncharted territory for this is the first iranian attack on israeli soil. it's also an indication that iran is willing to target israeli population centers not just military installations. remember this is the iranian response to a roots tr

the next step is up to tel aviv.ary of the russian president dmitry peskov, moscow is extremely concerned about the escalation in the middle east and advocates exclusively for a political and diplomatic solution. the russian foreign ministry also called on both sides to show restraint. the situation will be discussed today in un security council. the meeting was convened at the request of tel aviv. israel's main ally also fears aggravation in the middle east. united states. according to the politician’s publication, this is precisely what can explain joe biden’s restrained reaction to the iranian attack, saying that the us president does not want to provoke the parties to further rash actions, and, according to the media, this primarily concerns israel. but the americans were unhappy that two weeks ago israel bombed the iranian embassy in syria, but also the iranian attack on april 14 was a response to a strike in damascus. in turn, the secretary of state. for almost two days now, the united states has been doing not

, israel. >> david: good evening tonight from tel aviv. we are here tonight as the world now waits for israel's response, after the first ever direct attack by iran on israel. more than 300 missiles and drones in the middle of the night. the u.s. helping to defend israel from that iranian attack. tonight, the israeli war cabinet meeting again into the evening, and now israel saying there will be a response. >>> and, of course, the history also made tonight back in the u.s. the other major story. for the first time ever, a criminal trial involving a former president. donald trump arriving in court, facing 34 felony counts of falsifying business records to cover up an alleged hush money payment to stormy daniels to hide their alleged affair from voters before the 2016 election. trump in the courtroom today as the first 96 potential jurors filed in. the judge asking them if they could be fair and impartial, and with donald trump right there watching, more than half of them raising their hands to say they could not be impartial. they were led

soon, shur raj is coming to visit us in the heart of haifa and tel aviv . the smell of haider comes, the smell of the doorpost comes to khyber, o quds, a little light of dawn, the smell of malik ashtar's army comes. do you remember that your life is deteriorating in parties stuck on the ground? you got old, you got involved with the second lion in this battle, you got involved with the second lion in this interview, your opponent is me, my opponent is my opponent, my way is ready, my opponent is ready. i am afraid, i am your opponent, i am tehrani and ahmadi roshan , i am your opponent, you are my opponent. do not listen to me, or ali , do not listen to me, or ali , the finisher. hello, dear viewers , dear compatriots, welcome to the news section at 13:00. iranians across the country emphasized their continued support for the people and cause of palestine in the quds day march 1403. the slogan of death to israel is death on america was the main and common slogan in all cities. the slogan of this year's quds day march is the day from al-aqsa storm to al-ahra

berlin, thousands protests against israel's handling of the war in gossip 6 months on mass rallies in tel aviv and other cities call for an immediate hostage deal with him off and new elections. also in the show mexico, cuz ties with excellent doors, police store miss embassy, we're a former ecuadorian leader bush sheltering the mariana evans, dean. welcome. we begin in israel, where mass rallies are underway as the 6 month anniversary of the october 7th. come off terror attacks approaches. mounting anger over the government's handling of the war and gaza has brought thousands on to the streets of tel aviv and other cities. they're demanding that israel agreed to a deal with him off for the release of the remaining hostages. many are also calling for new elections and some accused prime minister benjamin, it's on yahoo and his coalition of delaying a deal with him. us for political reasons, are correspondent, i mean s, as in jerusalem told me more about the latest protests. first of all, these protests are happening all across the country, which is unusual, not just here in jerusalem, but also

morning dance classes in tel aviv.video best captures the underlying sentiment of israeli social media users. in their opinion, despite the massive iranian attack, life in the country continues as usual. we won today, we taught the iranians a valuable lesson. it looks like a world war is about to start. everyone knows about this, and yet, someone always escalates, so the situation. air passengers complain the most about their lives; last night they were unable to fly from tel aviv. bengurion airport suspended operations while repelling an iranian missile attack. we didn’t sleep all night; not only were all these missiles raining down on us from all sides, but our flight was cancelled. social media users in iran are largely jubilant, just as their compatriots in tehran did overnight. after the first reports of the launch of drones and missiles from... students and in the afternoon we have an exam. we should have gotten some sleep, but we couldn't stay at home at that moment. while some tehran residents celebrated the mi

so far no comment from tel aviv but we know the nuclear facilities are secure. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this friday morning, i am carley shimkus. >> i am todd piro we have not seen from the biden administration but the source was notified before the strike was not involved. standing by and washington with more on that, jim hansen on deck with expert analysis, but we can with jeff paul live in tel aviv. >> good morning, there's been a lot of building tension over the last couple of days, as many wondered how israel would respond to iran's past week and unprecedented attack. many people didn't know when this would happen and what it would look like in his first yesterday some people thought it would not happen until well after upcoming passover holiday. but we now know israel is responding to iran with specific and targeted strikes spirit hitting the area of the central reason in iran roughly 200 miles away from the iranian capital of tehran. this is significant because located close to the capital but also near the nuclear facility. that site as

before we move on, i will take you live to tel aviv. a - will take you live to tel aviv.ave gathered. we saw these over the weekend. some protests to be held on sunday. there have been a series of protests being held in israel. they are both against the government and the government's current stance on fighting hamas and it's government's current stance on fighting hamas and its policy in gaza and the gaza strip. there are also calls for the release of the hostages, many of the family members of the hostages are currently being held in gaza, we understand, within the crowds, vast crowds of people there in tel aviv. they have been calling for the release of their family members, criticising prime minister benjamin netanyahu as well. since the release of elad katzir, we have heard from his sister who said: it is a pain for an immediate and harsh reminder time is longer and for the hostages, there is no time for the hostages, there is no time for negotiation, no time for power struggles, no time for international diplomacy. so, a lot of domestic pressure on israel and benjam

that in the coming days, congress will consider the issue of allocating financial assistance to tel aviv, given the mood in washington, making a positive decision no doubt. the only thing that american politicians avoid talking about is whether the ukrainian package will be supported along with the israeli package. the white house has so far carefully linked the decision on appropriations; kiev was supposed to receive 60 billion, tel aviv only 14. apparently, the disputes around ukraine will not subside will be fierce. the united states is hit by another wave of drug epidemic, which is why it is called a national disaster. who made billions from someone else's grief, why the war against datura remains a failure, inaction states, cynical pr of politicians and open-air hangouts, how cities are turning into heroin ghettos, we will tell you in clear politics, watch today after the panorama. in baranovichi, a verdict was given to the defendants in a criminal case for participating in mass protests in august 1920. the defendants in the city center, in a drunken state, blocked traffic and inter

thousands of netanyahu's opponents demonstrated in tel aviv. the zionist settlers carried cloths and chanted slogans against netanyahu and his cabinet's policies. protesters of netanyahu's resignation as prime minister demanded the exchange of prisoners with the palestinian movement hamas. israeli police forces arrested a number of demonstrators in tel aviv. according to news sources, since the beginning of al-aqsa storm operation, 250 zionists were held captive by hamas, some of whom were released by hamas, and some were killed as a result of the attacks of the zionist regime. 133 people are still in captivity. the british prime minister said that the uk is in a bloodbath in gaza shocked rishi senak, of course, once again emphasized the support of tel aviv against hamas, but said that this terrible war must end. sky news reported this comment by senak as a result of the pressure he received after the killing of three british aid workers in the gaza strip. this english base also pointed out the concerns in this country of being condemned for pa

tel aviv since the regime's onslot on gaza began early last october. the armed supplies fly in the face of the us call for sease fire in gaza and emid increasing international outcry over israel's heinous crimes across the territory. international woods day is annual pro-palestinian event marked on the last friday of the holy month of ramadan. the day was designated by the founder of the islamic republic of iran imam khumeini in 197. and it was commemorated by factions and peoples, it accumulated over the years and has grown, and it became more and more significant and influential, and the number of people took part in commemoratings day increased exponentially. international huds day has not only been commemorated through media coverage, protests and seminars. it was actually realized in the year 2000 when the resistance fighters defeated the israeli army, which was considered invincible. it was also realized in 2006, with the divine victory, which was realized that the hands of the resistance fighters in lebanon, who dealt a heavy blow to this regime

our iranian zeal is visible, our soleimani generation is visible in the heart of haifa and tel aviv, soon the passion of our rajs khani is visible in the heart of haifa and tel aviv, soon the passion of our singing is visible. your opponent is stuck, i am your opponent, my way is ready, i am ready, my opponent is my opponent, i am your opponent, i am tehrani and ahmadi roshan, my opponent is my opponent, i am your opponent, don't listen, ali, i said. suna barood se khel ke ay hum naarre nimroud se hum god ke laihi hai hamara god al-maid al-maid or messenger of god or messenger of god or messenger of god al-maid al-madd. there is no god but allah , the mujahideen of palestine, we are with you . israel ka jo yar hai qaddar hai qaddar hai israel ka jo yar hai qaddar hai qaddar hai mardvad mardvad qdim mardabad mardabad o messenger of god! god, or the messenger of god, the mother, god, or the messenger , or the branches of palestine, nasrak baydak ahkem baleskin. aduk, or branches of palestine, nasrak, bidak , my wisdom, al-sakin, tana, my enemy , my earthquake, with the wrath of god. oh

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i was on my way to the rally in tel aviv on saturday evening.nd other members of the family were not together. but we received a notification. a video came out. we run back to where my family is in southern israel and processed the video together. processed our emotions. it was difficult to watch. he doesn't look the same, the glimmer in his eyes is no longer there. the smile is gone. he looks frail and weak, but is alive. and that's what we're trying to focus on, because it gives us and that's what we're trying to focus on. news coming in from the uk, that two men have been charged with causing criminal damage to the famous sycamore gap tree and also adrian swore last september in northumberland. that news coming from the crown prosecution service. that story getting so much response at the time when it was felt. that news coming in from the crown prosecution service. two men have been charged with causing criminal damage to that tree and he dreams will. the international court ofjustice has ruled, that it will not order germany to halt militar

far carefully linked the decision on the allocation, and it was supposed to give kiev 60 billion, tel avivy 14. apparently, although the mood about the israeli package has changed, the disputes around the ukrainian one will continue to be fierce. the united states has been hit by another wave of drug epidemic, why is it called a national disaster, who made billions from the misfortune of others, why the war against dope remains a failure. inaction of the state, cynical pr of politicians and open-air hangouts, how... cities are turning into heroin ghettos, we will tell you in clear politics, watch today after the panorama.

the ongoing the streets of tel aviv thousands cool for the resignation of israel's prime minister and demand the deal to bring the captives type the money inside. this is all just their life and also coming up how much says that it's killed. 14 is riley soldiers in an ambush and southern gauze a day before these 5 tulips. the set to resume in colorado, prussia targets ukraine. second largest city comp cave, with a series of strikes on residential buildings, plus think a regular becomes the latest country to comp toys with ecuador off to police store . mex goes embassy in quito to a rest of the vice president. we begin with hopes that a new round of negotiations will bring some respond to the people have gone to the latest round of talks is due to resume in cairo. on sunday, on his writing delegation is expected to attend. thomas has also confirmed that it will send representatives that says how mazda is on group says it is killed. 14 is riley soldiers during heavy fighting in con eunice and southern gaza. and off to all my 6 months of war, the israeli government is facing growing ange

toll from israel's genocidal war nears 32,800, mostly women and children. more protest rallies in tel aviv and al-quds, israel is want benjamin netanyahu to resign over his handling of the war on gaza, and the israeli regime launches fresh air rais targeting locations in the vicinity of the syrian capital, damascus, including or injuring two civilians. hello, the viewers, welcome to press tv. now it's almost six months since israel launched this genocidal war on gaza, the regime's war planes and artillery keep pounding the besieg strip causing more deaths. and destruction in the last 24 hours, four civilians including journalists were killed and 16 other people injured after israeli war plane struck the vicinity of al-axamati's hospital in the central gaza city of dairal balah. several areas of gaza city were also shelled and bombed, leaving two people dead and 10 injured. meanwile, four palestinians including two children died due to salvation in kamal adwan hospital in north in the northern street. the number of deaths related to fammin and malnutrition has gone up to 34, including 31 ch

in the heart of tel aviv. and it's also where there was a protest happening right outside of it, calling to house that same prime minister. so there was a lot of fear there is a lot of worry the police, in fact, it ended up telling demonstrators to leave this protest immediately. so because of new guidelines that were issued by these really army and by the homefront command, which is essentially rules and regulations that everyone must follow when it comes to these types of emergency situations. so those guidelines state that as of 11 pm tonight, gatherings of more than a 1000 people are banned, which is why this protest was broken out. but it's, it was quite interesting hearing from demonstrators there who even said on the loud speaker that in the face of visit on an attack, whatever might come their way. they still want new leadership. so these really security and defense officials that have been preparing for this for quite some time, essentially since the april 1st. since they knew that there was going to

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this is the scene live in tel aviv — it was the first time iran had ever launched a direct military assaultn israel. and live from london, i'm maryam moshiri. supporters of the iranian government take to the streets of tehran to celebrate the attack. the iranian retaliatory action comes after israel's strike on its consulate in syria two weeks ago. prime minister netanyahu convenes his war cabinet, as the us reaffirms its ironclad commitment to israel's security. jordanjoins israel, us, uk and france, saying it intercepted some "flying objects" while they were passing over its airspace. a man who killed six people in a sydney shopping centre before being shot dead is identified by australian police. it is mid—day injerusalem. this time yesterday israel and countries in the region and far beyond watching and waiting to see what iran would do next. and now in the early hours of the morning, the world found out. iran launched for the first time a direct attack against israel. this is an unprecedented moment and uncharted territory. hundreds of drones and missiles were fired from iran into the

to the heart of haifa and tel aviv. . it smells like malik ashdar's army. you have not seen the oppressor, you have become such a lion. do you remember that you got stuck in parties? your life is declining, as you are getting old, we got involved in this battle with the second lion. with the second milk. in this death that you are involved in, your opponent is me , my opponent is me, my holy path is ready to boil. i am your opponent. i am your opponent. i am tehrani and ahmadi roshan i'm your opponent, don't listen to what ali says, don't listen to what ali says, we are the end of everyone, or haider. let's stand up to this battle, red light, green light , mahdi zahra's tent, stand up, mahdi zahra's tent, stand up, welcome , lashkar hezbollah, welcome jaysh rasoolullah , in the presence of mr. hossein soleimani, director general of the commission for the development of quranic propaganda and promotion activities, who was also the director of the supervision and evaluation committee of this year's exhibition. sir, hello, g

how iran's more deadly blows to this regime will be depends on tel aviv's reaction. however, biden, as the godfather of the zionists, realistically called this regime to avoid any reaction to iran's attack. hamid turkeshfand. radio news agency. ayatollah khamenei, the supreme leader of the islamic revolution , in a decree of hujjat al-islam, mr. haj sheikh abdul ali paid attention to the direction of the school and the mosque of martyr motahari. hajjat ​​al- islam, mr. haj sheikh abdul ali, with the good memory of the late ayatollah emami kashani, and asking for forgiveness and pleasure for him , i attribute your highness to the tutelage of the shahid motahari school and mosque and its belongings. considering the merits of that gentleman , it is expected to improve the scientific level of that institution and recognition. brilliant talents in affiliated centers and planning for the training of eminent scientific people and organizing other affairs of that group should be given full attention. i pray for your success from almighty god. seyyed ali khamenei, 26th of apr

cbs's debora patta is in tel aviv with the latest.ora. >> reporter: good evening, iran has launched its retaliatory attacks aiming a swarm of drones toward israel. israel has deployed all of its air defense systems, closed its airspace and the war cabinet has convened to monitor the situation. the attack could take several hours to unfold. the past two days have seen heightened tensions in the region, in the run-up to the attack with fears that this could spiral into a regional conflict. iran seized a portuguese container ship linked to an israeli billionaire today. iranian revolutionary guards boarded the vessel from a helicopter in the strait of hormuz previously iran has threatened to shut down this crucial shipping route. and this morning, the israeli defense force struck a hezbollah military post in southern lebanon after the iranian-backed group fired a barrage of missiles over northern israel last night. most of the missiles were intercepted. there were no injuries. we've been preparing for an attack from iran for years, prime

tel aviv.dependentjournalist who specialises in the middle east, walked through biden's response and what the situation means for israel. i think that the question really is very much in the air. as american media reported biden said to netanyahu, this could be a moment for netanyahu to take a victory lap, saying that we protected you, israel was able to defend itself, no casualties in israel, very few penetrations, that is whatjoe biden is asking netanyahu to do. and to move on. certainly not to attack in the way that the previous correspondent just described, which would be an overt israeli attack against iranian soil and that would be again, we are using this word a lot — a game changer. 0n the other hand, the reason that netanyahu is not thanking the united states, for which he has been criticised over night, saying that we deterred them. 0n the other hand, he's not saying anything concrete because he's playing a very difficult political game of poker inside israel. and he has encouraged hi

>> david: matt gutman with us here in tel aviv. matt, thank you. >>> and in speaking about this direct iranian attack on israel, president biden today saying, "together with your partners, we defeated iran's attack." let's bring in our chief white house correspondent mary bruce tonight, because mary, the white house also with a warning to israel about any retaliation against iran, say, essentially, if you retaliate, you will retaliate alone. >> reporter: that's the message tonight, david. look, the white house is making it clear that what comes next, how israel responds, is ultimately up to them, but the administration is also urging restraint. they are trying to do everything they can to prevent this from spiraling into a wider war. so, the message from the white house tonight is that this was a win for israel, a major military success. you heard the president there declaring that they defeated iran, and as prime minister netanyahu weighs his next move here, the president has directly urged him to think carefully, strategically, a

. >>> i'm holly williams in tel aviv.rotesters have filled the streets, demonstrating against israel's government and its handling of the war. >>> also tonight, massive effort, giant cranes now helping to clear demangled debris from a baltimore bridge as a community mourns. >>> california fast food workers are getting a raise to $20 an hour. what it could mean for business owners facing higher costs and the rest of the country. >>> there's a new threat of severe weather this week. damaging winds, rain and even tornadoes are possible. we'll have the forecast. >>> and later, a mariachi makeover, putting a woman's touch on a century's old male dominated tradition. >> we have a what? >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york with jericka duncan. >>> good evening and thank you for joining us on this easter sunday. we begin at the vatican where pope francis today overcame health concerns, giving his traditional easter message to tens of thousands of catholics gathered in st. peter's square. the 87-year-old pont

we are going to take you to tel aviv, seems very familiar now of protesters in tel aviv.s, we understand, is an anti—government rally where those in the crowds have been calling for the prime minister benjamin netanyahu to stand down. they are angry at his mismanagement of the war on hamas in gaza. what can we see there? it looks like security leading the way a photographerfrom looks like security leading the way a photographer from the looks like security leading the way a photographerfrom the main looks like security leading the way a photographer from the main crowd area. we have also seen scenes of smoke and scuffles as well within that crowd. that protest are being told to sit on the ground. stay with this hero on bbc news. more coming up. hello, there. windy and warm, that has been the main characteristic of the weekend pass �*s weather so far. in fact, storm kathleen bought gusts of wind along the west coast, 60—70 mph, and at the top of the mountains in scotland, just shy of 100 mile an hour wind was recorded. south—westerly winds across east anglia and south—east

she was one of the first faculty members oppose the new center in tel aviv.dean obeidallah, nbc columnist and host of the dean obeidallah show on sirius xm. professor, i want to start with you because my understanding, at least from sources at columbia, is that this center, this columbia international center in tel aviv, was at the root of the original protests on campus. can you explain what your opposition to this center was? >> well, i wouldn't say it figured at the root at the beginning of the protests. what really motivated the protests is the genocide in gaza. we have many students who have family members who have been killed in gaza and who are directly impacted by what we see unfold before our eyes. but there has been a movement on campus to criticize the university's commitment to open up a new global center in tel aviv, and that is a many years ongoing objection to creating a new global center there, and one of the primary reasons is that we don't need it. we already have a global center in imman, jordan, where anyone from the region can go. jordan

let's check in and tel aviv with trey yingst, what is the latest?> israel's security cabinet held a meeting tonight and voted to give power to israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the country's defense minister and an additional cabinet member to decide how israel will respond to this unprecedented attack. dozens of drones and missiles fired into the country, military says majority of them were intercepted outside and israeli airspace but those who put pass air defense systems slamming into israel soil, some images are quite shocking to the people who have been at work for six months but it seemed tonight with never experienced in their lives, correct attack from iranian territory targeting major population centers across israel. we do understand there are special instructions in place for civilians told to avoid large gatherings in some areas to stay close to bomb shelters. benjamin netanyahu telephone call tonight with president biden to discuss the situation, records indicate to world leaders spoke for around 25 minutes. israel's defense m

as we mentioned, there have been protests in tel aviv today. the israeli hostages have been speaking in tel aviv following the recovery of elad katzir�*s remains in khan younis. take a listen. we are grieving today with the katzir family, part of our largerfamily from nir oz and hostages families. elad katzir managed to survive three months in captivity. he should have been with us today. he could have been with us today. and we demand the world to do anything to make this deal come true, and bring them all back home. it has been nearly six months since hamas fighters broke into israel from gaza, killing about 1,200 people. two of those killed were bilha and yakovi inon. the couple were murdered at their home in the farming community of netiv haasaram after a rocket—propelled grenade hit their house. their son, maoz inon, is now an advocate for peace. we have maoz with us. welcome to the programme. this is the six month anniversary. what is there to mark six months on in your opinion? there to mark six months on in your oinion? ~ . u, there to

the and good on the streets of tel aviv thousands cool for the resignation of israel's prime minister on a deal to bring the hostages home. the hello i'm on the inside of this island. is there a life from the how also coming up? how much says it's killed? 14 is riley soldiers in an ambush and southern gauze a day before these far tools to set to begin in car wash and targets ukraine. second largest city comp key with a series of strikes on residential buildings, plus stephanie decker in wonder where the country is getting ready to come memories . 13 years since the genocide must grades continue to be found, will have that story coming up. the hello welcome to the program. we begin with hopes that a new round of negotiations will bring some rest bye to the people of golf. at this latest round of talks is set to resume in cairo. this sunday and his writing delegation is expected to attend. how must has also confirmed it will send representatives fast says how much does the group says it has killed? 14 is riley soldiers during heavy fighting and hun eunice in southern gaza. and off to al

how is it going outside tel aviv?ess secretary of the russian president, dmitry peskov, moscow is extremely concerned about the escalation in the middle east and advocates exclusively for a political and diplomatic solution. the aggravation of the situation in the middle east became the topic of a telephone conversation with the secretary of the russian security council nikolai patrushev and the head of the israeli national security council, tzachi hanegbi. russia stands for resolving disagreements through political and diplomatic means. everyone. countries need to show restraint to prevent further escalation, patrushev emphasized. the russian foreign ministry also called on both sides to show restraint. the situation will be discussed today in the un security council. the meeting was convened at the request of tel aviv. israel's main ally and the united states are also afraid of aggravation in the middle east. according to the politician’s publication , this is precisely what can explain biden’s restrained reaction t

trey yingst is live with the latest from tel-aviv.>> mike good afternoon today marks six months since october 7th massacre we sat down with one woman who was released from gaza as part of the november cease-fire deal and talks about the horrific time as a hostage. >> i'm in a tent and for the past three years i've believed in -- >> my husband they shot him at point blank range in the chest an two or three gunshot wounds i remember and he was lying on the floor like that quietly. i remember him with his legs folded laying quietly straight away there were five terrorists inside safe rooms with weapons -- opening in the closes et there and telling us to get dressed we were maked in our pajamas they demanded we dressed up. >> what's going on in your mind? >> terrible fear, shock, got out in a line and boys going out and then followed one of the terrorists saw the shirt and opened it like that i remember his big green eyes an he screamed at me in arabic i don't understand what he's asking me. >> so you're driven into gaza with your childre

you are on the ground in tel aviv what is the mood there >> reporter: it is interesting, frank.is quiet and calm we're here in central tel aviv israeli military has not imposed restrictions on the civilian population that is different from the situation over the weekend when the military said people should not gather in large groups. they canceled summer camps and schools because of that. there is no new restrictions and that suggests that israel is not bracing for retaliation. we are not expecting to hear any speeches from prime minister netanyahu or senior israeli officials commenting on the attack the official line is israel is not confirming or denying. inside the netanyahu government, we are seeing mixed reactions. the center right says israel restored deterrents. >> we are expecting to hear from antony blinken at 6:30 a.m raf, this is a developing story. you and your crew stay safe. thank you. >>> we are digging into the market action of the conflict. we will show you this in a second the s&p futures sunk around 10:0 p.m. when the first reports of the strikes started comin

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the clarissa ward in tel aviv for us, we'll get back to you soon. i want to go to where white house correspondent priscilla alvarez right now. priscilla, as you know, president biden met with g7 liters just a little while ago to discuss potentially some sort of diplomatic response to iran is unprecedented attack against israel or are. you hearing about those conversations >> that's right. well, if the focus here at the white house has been containing the risk of a wider regional conflict. and as you mentioned, that call between president biden and g7 leaders concluded only moments ago, and the this was on non-military actions, finding diplomatic way forward and a senior administration official telling reporters only made ago that they had a detailed and constructive conversation about i ran but did not disclose any details as to what exactly that's going to look like moving forward. now, the president and his national security team the members have made clear to their israeli counterparts, including in that call between president biden, andy, israel

and not coming to tel-aviv. coming, all the missile that they knew of that were coming at them from iran at least were coming to the military base. the iranians have said it was the base from which israel launched the damascus strike. i don't have that confirmed. that's what the iranians said on the record. >> what does it tell you, andrea, that all of this was signaled by iran in advance? >> reporter: it tells you so much. what the u.s. has been saying and what many officials have told me and other reports for several weeks, if not months, that iran does not want this to escalate into a regional war. they're letting the proxies do all this. they're arming the proxies. they harmed hamas, the houthis, hezbollah. there's no question iran is a bad actor. they made a calculation they do not want a war with israel or a war with the u.s. or a war with any of these other players in the region. and so they're walking a very fine line. there can be an accident, a miscalculation, a mistake, especially in the context of th

the white house made this demand, fearing that due to tel aviv's unpredictable steps, american troopso iran, but we need to act wisely, and not... iran does not intend to aggravate the regional tensions, i reiterate that iran complies with the principles of the united nations charter. from international platforms, russia calls on the parties to show restraint. today, the head of the foreign intelligence service sergei naryshkin flew to egypt and met with the president of assisi. first of all, ways to achieve stability in the middle east, the situation in gaza. as it became known, israel decided to postpone the ground operation in the city of rafah in the south of the sector due to the iranian attack. the united states previously warned telyaviv against such actions. israel's political elite increasingly resembles spiders in a jar amid the war, accusations of genocide from different sides and the partial loss of support from its allies. a power struggle has flared up with renewed vigor between longtime enemies, prime minister netanyahu, defense minister gallant and the minister. withou

fear as a new way of life is the result of tel aviv's dangerous policies.for netanyahu to practically wipe out the sector from the face of the earth. now he probably wants to light the fire of war throughout the middle east, residence iranian ambassador in damascus was almost completely destroyed after an israeli airstrike. as a result of the attack, 13 people were killed, including two iranian generals from the islamic revolutionary guard corps. amazingly, the blow came during a national holiday. in iran , april 1 is celebrated as the founding day of the islamic republic. of course, tehran itself, characterized by restraint and aspiration. to protect the peace, has not yet officially announced the upcoming military response, but promised that punishment is inevitable. they drove themselves into a trap from which it is impossible to escape. day by day, the israeli regime will weaken with god's help and will approach collapse and destruction. however, if iran decides to respond with fire, it will most likely play into the hands of israel, or rather the autho