people of israel and temple mount, from the moment he attacked me uh, the the activity has has grown

in much momentum, and we're just growing and growing and the and the interest in in temple mount by

, i represented the connection between the people of israel and temple mount, from the moment he

, no we're not, we haven't changed the the status quo on the temple mount in years, clashes eruptedين في المسجد ولا تكبروا عندما تروا يهود ولا تكبروا عندما تروا سياح وعندما ترى او يهود لا تصلوا يعني مششوها هذه مرحله اولى المرحله التي تليها ينتقل الى مرحله اكبر من ذلك ربما تكون المرحله اللي بعدها انه يقول يبدا باعتقال الناس الذين يتواجدون في ساعه معينه من من اليوم في المسجد الاقصى الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله ندافع عن عقيدتنا وعن مسجدنا وهو اولى اولويياتنا وهو اهم من بيتنا ومن اولادنا فهو جزء من عقيدتنا هذا بيت الله انا بستااذن من الله مش منهم بتقدر عليهم اكثر من اقوى انواع التكنولوجيا لان انا بدافع من ايمان. الشهيده هاديلمون التي ارتقت جرى اطلاق قوات الاحتلال النار عليها عند حاجز الكونتينر على مدخل شارع الشهداء بزعم محاولتها طعن جندي. 2015. احنا كل يوم كل يوم يكون عندنا حس وطني كل يوم نكون عايشين بكل لحظه بلحظتها احنا حاسين انه احنا عايشين عيشه مقاومه كل يوم فلسطين شو محتاجه مننا فلسطين محتاجه انه نحن نكون يد وحده. as i see it, the third intifada has started. what happens to al-aqsa mosk, in fact happened to our prophets and what happens

and above it, temple mount, also hallowed ground for muslims, who refer to it as al haram al-sharif, noble sanctuary. in 1948, israel declared independence, which was followed by the first of what would be many wars between israel and its arab neighbors. hundreds of thousands of arabs were evicted. an event known in the arab world as the nakba, "the catastrophe." more than half a million fled to refugee camps in the west bank, gaza, jordan, lebanon, and syria. >> some were expelled by force, some were terrorized and fled. john: historian yezid sayigh was a palestinian negotiator in peace talks in the 1990's. >> these were the people who went from being farmers and peasants to being refugees totally dependent on handouts. john: in 1967, with stunning speed, israel defeated a surprise attack by egypt, jordan, and syria in the six-day war. seizing gaza from egypt, the golan heights from syria, and from jordan, the west bank and the jewel in the crown of three faiths, east jerusalem. thousands of israelis would move to those territories and settle, violating international law set by the

, which they called the temple mount, which are others called the all ox. a compound in larger than usual numbers, they are allowed to enter according to the various protocols event developed over the years, but they're not supposed to pray. and some of the people that we've talked to in the alternation community here say that they do intend to pray as a way of sort of establishing a jewish presence. also, the palestinian authority has protested and condemned the is rarely police presence in the all opposite area. and called upon the united states to take responsibility for putting pressure on israel to put a halt to this morning that the entire situation could become so provocative as to detonate in the words of the palestinian authority with unpredictable consequences . rob rattles l. g 0. it occupied east jerusalem street ahead on al jazeera donald trump is reviewed by the judge and his phone trial in order not to make personal attacks against quotes and a multi $1000000.00 plan to find organized crime in brazil. but critics say it may not be enough to w

years, okay, and uh, and this is some of my arab neighbors down there, and uh, this, this is the temple mount, this is the focus of jewish prayer for the last 3, years and here's the mount of olives which has seen jewish burial for the last 3,0 years, so when people tell me that you're living in occupied land, i point to this mountain of history, ask them, could it be that i'm occupying the ancestral burial grounds of my people? true it all, the jewish people sustained their unique identity and traditions as well as a longing to return home, and while jews achieved extraordinary success in many parts of the world, the dream of true freedom finally found its full expression, the zionist idea to be a free people in your homeland, that's why i believe that israel is rooted not just in history and tradition, but also in a simple and profound idea, the the idea that people deserve to be free in a land of their own. רבות, מספור דיברנו, וזה את זה כמעט בכלל שלא היקרנו. מאוד עזבנו, ורק מקום אחד רצינו ואהבנו, ומקומות רבים מאוד עזרו אל הארץ אל הארץ באנו, ונמשכת שיירה, מינשיה, רחוקים כבר היוצאים מיקרים ו

three times. but the most surprising thing is that the israeli arabs, with whose unrest on the temple mount gas earlier, still do not support the islamists, even crime in the israeli arab sector has fallen to record lows. you know, in principle, inside the country, inside israel, the situation is quite calm, in jerusalem now in the area of ​​the temple mount, the situation is completely calm, prayers and mechatilyak take place. everything works completely open and there is naturally access for all citizens to all these places without any problems; access to the holy places of jerusalem is open, but the old city itself is empty, as in times of a pandemic, there are no tourists or pilgrims here, the shop owners are bored with hope, looking at everyone passerby the main shrine of orthodoxy, christianity, the holy sepulcher in jerusalem. these days there are no pilgrims or tourists in the temple. war and air raid sirens frighten people, but that's why it's so important to be able to enter the temple and worship the place where the miracle happened, the victory of life over death. sergey pashkov

this is in relation to a compound, the temple mount, a place so holy to both muslims and jewish peopleere in israel. >> reporter: they rated during the holy month of ramadan and during the jewish passover. >> just israeli police stepping inside the mosque is considered incredibly provocative and aggressive. >> reporter: but many middle east experts say the timing of the attack had more to do with the country that is home to mecca, the holiest of places in all of islam, saudi arabia. >> hamas was really concerned about the saudi moves to build ties with israel and the u.s. one concern was that saudi money would bolster the palestinian authority and its revival in the west bank. >> hamas looks at this world, with emerging alliances between the modern arabs and israel and decides they are going to blow this whole thing up. >> if the scale of civilian casualties in gaza is high or if there is protracted conflict, there will be strong pressure within hezbollah, within iran to say we've got to wipe the conflict. >> we have seen hezbollah firing rockets. >> the possibility of escalation is ve

the compound, also known as the temple mount a holy place in both islam and 2 days in. and one of the most contested sites since the formation of these riley states come off named its recent terrorist attack on israel. the i'll ox of flood saying it was in defense of the mosque. jordan relies on israel for resources like water and gas. the 2 states have plans for wider cooperation on climate change and energy. the good old ties to israel has been heavily criticized by much of the jordanian population who have some in their support for palestinians. crowds have been rallying against israel strikes on gaza and the occupation of palestinian territory for jordan. this lease is conflict between israel and tomas risk damaging vital regional cooperation and all efforts now have turned to containing the violence. we use hilton on is director of the middle east and north africa program at the international crisis group. it joins us from brussels use use that is the saudi arabia stance. it's place in this israel cause a conflict. well, the reason critical findings and isn't garza

and this is the temple mount, and i'll walk away so that my cameraman can give us a sense of what we are seeing here. this is the most contentious site? jerusalem and really at the heart of this conflict. it is midday here. friday prayers at this mosque here on this site which is islam's third holiest site, will begin shortly. it is of course also the holiest site in judaism and revered by christians. this site was captured by the israelis in 1967 from jordan and since then, there has been this delicate status quo about who can visit or access this site. anybody can visit, but only muslims can pray here. and so the question is today, and i'll give you more context to this, but this hour the question is who will be allowed by israeli authorities, by israeli soldiers to actually access this site in the past there has been for example an age restriction, any men over the age of 45 not able to access it. so we are being told it is selective access today, but we just need to wait to see how it develops. let's me give you a bit of context. there are reports that settlers came on to this co

temple mount at the center of it all. lieutenant colonel, let me come to you.n israel. how tense is it there? we were just talking to our reporter in southern israel about it. the prospect of hezbollah entering this war and bringing it to the north as well. how worrying is that for people like you who are in northern israel? >> extremely worrying. extremely worrying. i can tell you that everybody is saying that hamas is isis, ok? the mastermind is iran. yesterday, the iranian foreign minister, the architect of this attack came to lebanon and met with hezbollah, hamas and palestinian islamic jihadis. this man should not be trusted. he's a war criminal. and the plan was to create a multi-front situation attack against the state of israel from gaza and from elsewhere and it was mentioned jerusalem as another front actually. i can tell you, by the way, the excitement to participate in the raid today is not only in jerusalem. we've seen this in the galley. i know we were working over here with the local arabs to make sure they will not go out to the streets. and i h

is an area that is holy to both muslims and jews but jews really have no access to the top of temple mount and this has caused great anger across the arab world and especially palestinian areas. i think what we're seeing is militants in gaza are trying to take advantage of that anger and kick off a wider conflagration. >> i suspect. you're making an excellent point right now. where we're going to watch all of this unfold. i think everyone is bracing right now, to see a major military assault by the israelis on various targets inside gaza right now. if that happens, and there are a lot more casualties, in gaza, what's going to happen after that? >> i think they're going to have to do some sort of ground incursion into gaza territory, which means urban fighting, also the possibility of a lot more civilian casualties. the israeli public, i'm already hearing from some, as i'm sure you're hearing from some friends over there, is furious about this. i've heard from the former officials who can't believe that this was missed. they're comparing it to not just the october war of 1973, when egypt an

2nd century, i believe it is located on al-haram al -sharirif, the noble sanctuary, or on the temple mount the israelis call it. they believe that this is where their last temple was located. thus, the reason for the hamas attack on israel was the ongoing oppression, indiscriminate shooting at palestinians, their beatings and imprisonments. if a child throws a stone at an israeli soldier, he will be beaten and put behind bars, people go to prison for reasons that outside israel would consider ridiculous, a palestinian will be imprisoned if, for example, he kills an israeli, launches a rocket at him or shoots him, but the israelis do not only he is arrested or killed, but his family home is destroyed because hamas pays benefits to the families of palestinians who have been brutalized. the tension is growing, imagine it's like you're cooking in a pressure cooker, put all the ingredients in, pour it into the water, turn on the heat, the pressure builds up in the pressure cooker as the water boils and turns into steam, if you don't open it in time there will be an explosion, if you're lucky yo

arabs to hold marches and actions of solidarity with the israeli police, fearing unrest on the temple mount, in the morning they closed access to the alyaksa mosque for some believers, but the festival of solidarity with hamas did not work out, shocked by the number of killed and atrocities militants, people frightened by the sounds of the air raid warning preferred to stay at home, especially since the head of the autonomy, mahmoud abas called on palestinians not to support radical actions. sergey pashkov, alexander ivanyuk. demyanets, lead israel. for the first time since the beginning of the escalation of the palestinian-israeli conflict , not only aerial bombs are falling from the sky on the heads of the residents of the gaza strip, although, of course, there are plenty of them too. today , an israeli air force plane scattered thousands of such leaflets over the palestinian enclave with a message about immediate evacuation. friday, october 12, place near the hospital. doesn't know where to go. they issued a warning that everyone should go south gases. israel gave civilians 24 hours to l

, which they called the temple mount, which are others called the all ox. a compound in larger than usual numbers, they are allowed to enter according to the various protocols event developed over the years, but they're not supposed to pray. and some of the people that we've talked to in the alternation community here say that they do intend to pray as a way of sort of establishing a jewish presence. also, the palestinian authority has protested and condemned the is rarely police presence in the all opposite area. and called upon the united states to take responsibility for putting pressure on israel to put a halt to this morning that the entire situation could become so provocative as to detonate in the words of the palestinian authority with unpredictable consequences . rob rattles l. g 0. it occupied east jerusalem. this is nobel prize and physics has been awarded to 3 scientists for the research on how electrons behave. they produced pulses of light, so show that the message and i so seconds, that's a quintillions of a 2nd. the ultra short pulse is allo

it is located on al-haram ash-sharirif, the noble sanctuary, or the temple mount, as the israelis calleve that this is where their last temple was located. thus, the reason for the hamas attack on israel was the ongoing oppression, indiscriminate shooting of palestinians, their beatings and imprisonment conclusion. if a child throws a stone at an israeli soldier, he will be beaten and put behind bars, people end up in prison for reasons that outside israel would consider ridiculous. a palestinian will be imprisoned if, for example, he kills an israeli, launches a rocket at him or shoots him, but the israelis not only arrest him or... into steam, if you don't open it in time there will be an explosion, if you're lucky you'll have a safety valve that will release the internal pressure, that's exactly what happened in the case of the hamas attack the last few days. they couldn’t stand it anymore, they said: we need to do something, we don’t get any help from anyone, we only see restrictions. americans and europeans consider us a terrorist organization, we only want to achieve the best for

because during the clock this, this week long holiday alternation as jews have been entering the temple mount, which they called the temple mode, which are others called the all ok. so compound in larger than usual numbers, they are allowed to enter according to various protocols event developed over the years, but they're not supposed to pray. and some of the people we've talked to in the alternation community here say that they do intend to pray as a way of sort of establishing a jewish presence. also, the palestinian authority has protested and condemned the is rarely police presence in the all opposite area. and called upon the united states to take responsibility for putting pressure on israel to put a hold to this warning that the entire situation could become so provocative as to detonate in the words of the palestinian authority with unpredictable consequences . rob reynolds, l g 0 in occupied east jerusalem. the prosecutors have described it as one of the largest fraud cases in us history. san bank meant freed is on trial in new york, accused of misusing money made from his crypto cu

security, and the personal minister, in addition to visiting the constant provocative actions on the temple mountng on the morning of october 7 at the border with gaza, he does not agree to this coalition government, netanyahu alone signing a document on land does not want the operation, he will have to bear and the cabinet will have to bear responsibility for the failure of the morning of october 7, but the unsinkable bibi does not want to bear responsibility for everything that will then happen after the start of the ground operation in gas, on the other hand, today as a result of what happened on the seventh , he still has yahoo, i think that this office will definitely not survive, but we don’t know what will happen next to nitanyahu, because the events are still unfolding, we need to wait until the end what is happening will then be clear, even unsinkable, and at one time golden air, which you quoted today, she lost her post just a year and a half after the failure of the seventy-third year, and the war of the seventy-third year, then today representative of hamas in qatar, the official repr

alyaksa mosque, on the temple mount in jerusalem. also uses soviet strela-2 man-portable air defense systems during attacks. this can be seen in the footage published by the group. according to western data , palestine received the installation plans from ukraine. it was there, as well as in poland and romania , that arrows were produced in post-soviet times, with the start of a special operation from eu countries, kiev the regime received about 5,000 such complexes. in addition, the day before the soldiers. detained an armed group in the israeli ashkelon. in her pickup truck they found manpads shells for hand grenades with markings from a ukrainian unit from transcarpathia. the american congress announced that hamas is using weapons provided by the collective west to ukraine. the kremlin also noted that military assistance to the armed forces of ukraine was eventually distributed throughout the world. somehow or other weapons ended up in the hands of hamas will be investigated by israeli intelligence. sources of supply of these weap

been some incidents there, jews have been some incidents there, jews have been praying on the temple mountsomething which, doesn't sound much, considered to be highly inflammatory and i think it comes as a culmination of the scoring months of tension between palestinians and israelis injerusalem, in the west bank, and now hamas have decided to move. there's also a symbolic anniversary and in the middle east, anniversaries are quite a big deal. if the 50th anniversary at the moment of a surprise attack in 1973 syria and he chipped which resulted in a middle east war lasting almost a month for well, it was a close run thing, it is really so i have spoken to today or calling this prime minister benjamin netanyahu �*s yom kippur surprise, when israel was taken by surprise 50 years ago and could well be that the hamas planners thought let's try and do something like that again. that was our international— something like that again. that was our international editor _ something like that again. that was our international editorjeremy - our international editorjeremy bowen. let me bring you these

the compound, also known as the temple mount a holy place in both islam and 2 days in. and one of the most contested sights since the formation of these railey state, thomas named its recent terrorist attack on israel, the locks of flood, saying it was in defense of the mosque. jordan relies on israel for resources like water and gas. the 2 states have plans for wider cooperation on climate change and energy. the good old ties to israel has been heavily criticized by much of the jordanian population who have some in their support for palestinians. crowds have been rallying against israel strikes on gaza and the occupation of palestinian territory for jordan. this lease is conflict between israel and tomas risk damaging vital regional cooperation and all efforts now have turned to containing the violence. we use hilton and is director of the middle east and north africa program at the international crisis group. it joins us from brussels use use that is the saudi arabia stance. it's place in this israel cause a conflict. well the reason critical findings and he's running

their lives very difficult from israel, but also issues like the al—aqsa mosque — known as the temple mountions that were building over that with jewish and israeli politicians who were going there, which is not allowed under the way that the al—aqsa compound is managed. that became the reason why tensions would have been building in general and suddenly exploded then. and again, this is what hamas is saying about this particular eruption, but there's far more to it than that. there's the sense the palestinians, hamas, the palestinian authority to an extent and the generation of younger palestinians who feel disenfranchised from both have a sense they are no longer being listened to, their voices are no longer being heard in terms of what happens to their future. they have seen the abraham accords take place with several arab countries under president trump first and now president biden is moving towards that, was moving towards that potentially with saudi arabia, which would be a major shift within the region. and they felt they've been sidelined. and essentially, for a long time, they wer

on the temple mount stands the alyaksa mosque, the holiest place for muslims outside. here the koran, allah taught muhammad to perform prayer. under the mountain is the western wall, all that remains of the jewish temple destroyed by the romans. jews and arabs then hardly intersect; some live in cities. from almost every country in europe, from england, france and belgium, germany, poland and russia, but six waves of jewish migration from europe to palestine dramatically change the entire ethnic picture of the region, at first the settlers live in tents, but quickly set up their communal, kibbutzim, and cultivate land, and of course, will soon begin between peoples, palestine at that time while under the british mandate in 1917, his majesty is considering with approval the question of creating a national home for the jewish people in palestine and will make every effort to promote the achievement of this goal. there is no talk of a state for arabs from the very beginning. a clash begins in the region as jewish and arab troops attack each other on the british. by 1948,

the israeli police, fearing unrest on the temple mounts, closed access to the alyaksa mosque for some believers in the morning, but the festival solidarity with hamas did not work out, they were shocked by the number of those killed by the militants’ atrocities, and frightened by the sounds. preferred to stay home, especially since the head of the autonomy , mahmoud abbas, called on palestinians not to support the actions of radicals. sergey pashkov, alexander ivanyuk, anastasia demyanets, vesti israel. for the first time since the beginning of the escalation of the palestinian-israeli conflict, not only aerial bombs are falling from the sky on the heads of the residents of the gaza strip, although, of course, there are plenty of them too. today , israeli air force planes scattered thousands of these over the palestinian enclave. leaflets. 24 hours in order to free gaza and, in general, the entire north of the sector, there are about 40 km to the safe zone, but the roads are broken, there is no fuel for transport, and there is no time left to overcome this path on foot for women, the

be the jewish law says the since the second temple, we are expressly forbidden to go up on the temple mount that area because we don't have that holiness, it's it's considered that would be cut off from god, so even that concept is a rebellion against god to go to that place, and the chief rabbi in of our community, nothing to be confused with the rabanit israeli rabbinit and their chief rabbies, that's a farse, that's the that's the masquerading it just like they use the star of david, but awat chief rabai said, and he met with... king of transjordan and the leaders at that time and he said, we want you to know that that we do not aspire to take anything of what's holy to you, we do not want to take anything that's special to the mar and arab people, he put we wrote letters in in arabic stating that, and this like you say we used to live together, it's clear, so anybody with the with the simple logic, we understand this that that it's only because of zionism, it's only because of... this movement that there is friction, that there is death that is suffering, we accused the zionism in the s

israeli police, fearing riots on the temple mount, in the morning closed access to the alyaksa mosque for some believers, but the festival of solidarity with hamas did not work out; shocked by the number of those killed and the atrocities of the militants, frightened by the sounds of the air raid warning, people preferred to stay home, especially since the head of the autonomy , mahmoud abbas, called on the palestinians do not support radical actions. sergey pashkov, alexander ivanyuk, anastasia dimyanets, lead israel. for the first time since the beginning of the escalation of the palestinian-israeli conflict , not only air bombs, although of course there are plenty of them too. today, over the palestinian enclave , israeli air force planes scattered thousands of such leaflets with messages about immediate evacuation. friday 12, israel gave civilians 24 hours to liberate gaza and, in general, the entire north of the sector, the safe zone is about 40 km away, but the roads are broken, there is no fuel for transport, and it is a task for women, old people and children to overcome this

the israeli police, fearing unrest on the temple mount, closed access to the alya mosque for some believersthe morning. but the festival of solidarity with hamas did not work out, shocked by the number of people killed and the atrocities of the militants, frightened by the sounds of the air raid warning, people preferred to stay at home, so moreover, the head of the autonomy, mahmoud abas , called on palestinians not to support the actions of radicals. sergey pashkov, alexander ivanyuk, anastasia demyanets, lead israel. for the first time since the beginning of the escalation of the palestinian-israeli conflict, on the heads of residents. it ’s not just aerial bombs that are falling from the sky, although, of course, there are plenty of them too. today , israeli air force planes scattered thousands of such leaflets over the palestinian enclave with messages about immediate evacuation. friday, october 12, a place near, near the hospital, he doesn’t know where to go. released a warning that everyone needs to go south . israel gave civilians 24 hours to liberate gaza and, in general, the entir

procession and actions of solidarity with the islamists, the israeli police, fearing riots on the temple mountlyaksa mosque for some believers, but the festival of solidarity with hamas did not work out; shocked by the number of people killed and the atrocities of the militants, frightened by the sounds of the air raid warning, people preferred to stay at home, so moreover, the head of the autonomy, mahmoud abas , called on palestinians not to support the actions of radicals. sergey pashkov, alexander ivanyuk, anastasia demyanets, lead israel. well, in the gaza strip, the death toll as a result of israeli strikes is already 1,800, almost 6,500 injured. in muslim countries, after traditional friday prayers , thousands of people rally in support of palestine. from the capital of jordan, our special correspondent, stanislav bernwalt. the plane with the head of the us department of state antony blinken on board landed early in the morning in airport in the jordanian capital. here during the day negotiations took place with the head of the palestinian authority, mahmoud abbas, what abbas and blinke

a top israeli minister recently visited what israelis called the temple mount, their holiest site, whata mosque. that is another thing that has raised tensions in recent weeks. all of that, when you put all that together and the fact that america has largely been distracted to a degree by the war in ukraine and also with competition with china, you put all that together and hamas may have just found a moment to attack and surprise israel and the world. we've been keeping an eye on what happens in gaza tonight. it's 4:30am there and we're now hearing that israel will cut off the supply of electricity, fuel and goods to gaza — that's according to media reports citing a statement from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's office. gaza was already thrown into darkness on saturday as israeli authorities cut power to its territories. joining me on set now is our reporter carl nasman. you've been looking through this reaction coming in internationally but also of course from us congressional members. walk us through it? we saw the members. walk us through it? - saw the big address from u

even had such a guide, a rabbi, a woman rabbi in jerusalem, and she says, when we went to this temple mount, on this ajax mosque, as you are now showing, it is not a mosque, it is the place where this stone is located, from which muhammad got up, but there, in this place, there was al this jewish temple, the wall of which remained, and it is now the wailing wall, oh my god, i already forgot what i wanted to say to you yes and no, well, i'm just saying that there is no way out, you understand, no, let's say, i'm just me, when i think about it, about the creation of the state of israel and so on and so on, i understand that there is no rational way out, that is, i'm not for you, ms. oksano, for the audience, i say , you just understand, this is a place where jews lived a very, very long time ago, then jews, jews, ideas, yes, then there, gradually-gradually, the jews left there, the mixing of peoples, various wars, and there appeared muslims, arabs, and they really lived there for centuries, then the holocaust, the extermination of the jews, first of all, and humanity simply thought , what to

and of course, they see it as temple mount, the holiest place injudaism and there is a lot of fear thatbe a change to the status quo at that site. on top of that, hamas are talking about recent events that have been taking place in the occupied west bank where there has been a rising settler violence. just a day ago, there was a young palestinian man killed in a violent attack when jewish settlers entered on the west bank. there have been incidents of this kind of going on regularly, especially over the past year—and—a—half with the unlikely israeli military rate on top of that and palestinian shootings, attacks on israeli civilians and israeli soldiers. actually, a lot of our focus has been on those tensions in the past year—and—a—half and hamas have called out for militant groups and even for lone wolf attackers in the west bank to also rise up and seize this moment to join their action, a big concern for the israeli military is that this could widen even more. we have seen earlier this year in a previous round of violence between israel and militants in gaza that they were also polic

what is interesting is what is happening recently known as temple mount, a place holy for jews and muslims. police raids, police big arrests or any major clashes at the compound it has been the visits of hundreds of jews to the compound over the past week that is also a jewish holiday. nonmuslims can visit. there are so many sensitivities about what happens there, what they are allowed to do if they pray or don't pray. they are connecting it directly to what is happening in the west bank for the past year and a half. increased level of clashes of israeli military into palestinian towns targeting militants, increased number of palestinian attacks on israelis. this is something that we have not seen before. the intensity of this, the infiltrations, we are continuing to hear reports that they might still be militants in the towns near the border. all israeli residents are advised to they close to shelters, do not go out, do not take to the streets, do not go to the beach. this is a state of war that i don't think they have seen in years in not decades >> it will be difficult questions to answ

making their lives very difficult from israel, but also issues like the al—aqsa mosque known as temple mount which is not allowed under the way the al—aqsa compound is managed. that became the reason why tensions would have been building in general and suddenly exploded then. again, this is what hamas is saying about this particular eruption, but there's far more to it than that. that is the sense the palestinians, hamas, the palestinian authority to an extent and the generation of younger palestinians who feel disenfranchised from both have a sense they are no longer being listened to, their voices are no longer being heard in terms of what happens to theirfuture. longer being heard in terms of what happens to their future. they have seen the abraham accords take place with several arab countries under president trump first and now president trump first and now president biden is moving towards that, was moving towards that potentially with saudi arabia which would be a major shift within the region. and they felt they have been sidelined and essentially, for a long time, they were the cent

a top israeli minister recently visited what israel is called the temple mount, their holiest site, whats another thing that has raised tensions in recent weeks. all of it, when you put all that together and the fact that america has largely been distracted to a degree of the war in ukraine and also with competition with china, you put all that together and tomas may have just found a moment to attack and surprise israel and the world —— hamas. and surprise israel and the world -- hamas.— and surprise israel and the world -- hamas. ravi, we are learning _ world -- hamas. ravi, we are learning us — world -- hamas. ravi, we are learning us secretary - world -- hamas. ravi, we are learning us secretary of - world -- hamas. ravi, we are learning us secretary of state antony blinken has been speaking to turkey, has been speaking to turkey, has been speaking to turkey, has been speaking to partners in the european union. what do you think that says?— think that says? what it says is that the — think that says? what it says is that the united _ think that says? what it says is that the united s

directly connected to what has been happening at the al aqsa compound, which is also known as the temple mounto jews. typically in the past when we've have these sorts of conflicts, there's been some sort of trigger. there have been clashes, a major arrest of a major militant. none of that happened this past week. there were some tensions. there were groups of jews who went to visit the compound when they're allowed during visiting hours. there had been typical tensions, some protests along the separation fence between gaza and israel. of course we've had this ongoing, highly tense situation in the occupied west bank with regular incursions into palestinian towns, going after militant. high, high number of death toll for palestinians as well as an increasing number of palestinian attacks towards israelis in the last year and a half. but there wasn't a trigger point. that's why it feels as though israel has been caught off guard. there's been a lot of comparisons to what's happening now to what happened 50 years ago when israel was caught off guard by that war. this feels something similar. thi

tried to play a very stable role in -- they're the ones that administer the al aska mosque and the temple mount and they have tried to play more of a stabilizing role. but i think that, you know, i mean, i certainly am not going to defend arab leaders and them having a positive helpful role in the region. but you could say the same thing for not -- not the same thing but we haven't helped that much on the two-state solution in the past decade. and part of that also is because -- >> not at all. >> -- the israelis don't actually want it. the polling shows, the israelis, only about a third them think that a two-state solution is possible and that is way, way down than it was when majority thought two decades ago and about half a decade ago. so, yeah, so it is not a great scene. >> no, and netanyahu wanted to divide the palestinian people between hamas and the palestinian authority. because that would help destroy any sort of hope for a palestinian two-state solution. absolutely. there is a lot of blame to go around. i'm just saying, jordan also gets their share. beth sanner, thank you so much. app

maybe israeli police raid on the mosque compound known as the temple mount holy to both jews and muslims or high-ranking militant official was captured in some way. there was no -- there have been tensions here. there have been tensions in jerusalem at the mosque compound temple. and on going tensions in west bank we have been reporting on for more than a year and a half and protests along the border fence between gaza and israel but no clear trigger. that's why this was such a surprise and it was very clearly a coordinated attack. now, hamas released statements saying drk calling this -- they call this an operation, calling the storm. claiming that they fired more than 5,000 missiles. what's also alarming they are calling on all palestinians across the palestinian territories, occupied west bank, palestinian citizens who hold israeli citizenship calling them to take up arms wherever they can. that is what is most concerning to the israeli security establishment is these fight fights happening on the ground in israel as we speak. this is an punprecedented state of war in israeli the like

the compound, also known as the temple mount a holy place in both islam and 2 days in. and one of the most contested sights since the formation of these riley states from us named its recent terrorist attack on israel. the locks of flood saying it was in defense of the mosque. jordan relies on israel for resources like water and gas. the 2 states have plans for wider corporation on climate change and energy. the good old ties to israel has been heavily criticized by much of the jordanian population who have some in their support for palestinians crowd something rallying against israel strikes on gaza. then the occupation of palestinian territory for jordan, this lease is conflict between israel and tomas risk damaging vital regional cooperation. and all efforts now have turned to containing the violence will use hilton on is director of the middle east and north africa program at the international crisis. group it joins us from brussels use use that is the saudi arabia stance. it's place in this israel cause a conflict. well, the reason critical findings and isn't gaza

the second anti-fattah came as ariel sharon, the israeli leader visited the al aqsa mosque, the temple mount, a say kraed area credit area in the old city, the hamas military leader said the latest attack is partly because of recent incursions by israeli ultra nationalists into the mosque part of the sacred area, which has made major headlines across the arab world though, and it hasn't been covered much in the west. so from their perspective, they had cause, and they're hoping other palestinians, ordinary people, will pick up that cause and attack. >> kimberly dozer and colonel cedric leighton, guys, thank you very much. >>> we're staying on top of the breaking news. the reaction from the region, much more coming up, after a quick break. test. test. test. testing. >>> world leaders are racking to the shocking violence in israel this morning. many calling for calm and restraighten. in the middle east, egypt, turkey and saudi arabia are calling for a stop to the escalation. while iran is expressing support for the hamas attack on ceryls. in europe, spain and italy are condemning attacks and b

connecting this directly to tensions that have been building at the compound also known as the temple mount to jews, a place so holy to both religions. while there have been tensions there over the past couple weeks, especially during jewish holidays, there hasn't been any sort of trigger point of an israeli military raid or arrests being undertaken at the compound, while we've been reporting for a year and a half of clashes and tensions in the occupied west bank between hill militants and the israeli military there hasn't been a trigger point. that's why there's so many questions now for the israeli military how it seems as though everybody was caught off guard. another thing we're following closely and we don't have this confirmed yet are reports of potentially israeli soldiers or civilians who have been captured or killed. what we know so far for sure there have been at least 100 injuries within israel itself, we know of at least two fatalities. they say this person who was killed while in a fire fight with militants on the streets, but we are expecting to hear of more fatalities, potent