arafat argues that the jews have no claim at all to the area of the temple mount. >> they had excavatediations or, or put as a sort of an argument in front of, in front of our friends the palestinians. this is a fact. >> facts, today, that there is no such a thing as a temple mount in existence today. there is a mosque. >> this is the most ancient, holiest place that we have in our history. and, uh, we do not reject the palestinians' management, administration, religious custodianship over the mosques and over the esplanade. but we do think that our proposal to have a shared sovereignty, to have a spiritual sovereignty, to have sovereignty by god, to have, uh, anything that is, that is together. >> we're dealing with realities. there is no such thing called "sovereignty over history." history is in our books, in our mories, okay? ♪ ♪ >> narrator: on the last night of the talks, clinton offers a new bridging proposal that covers all the issues, including the main stumbling block, east jerusalem. but arafat refuses any compromise over the temple mount. >> that last night, saeb, shlomo ben

the jews from jerusalem from the temple mount.epresented the connection between the people of israel and from the moment he attacked me uh the activity has grown and much momentum and we're just growing and growing and the and the interest in temple mount for by jews has been increasing dataly. this is the plea of ​​a teenager who lost his brother in gaza, now it has been 27 days that the moments of this teenager's life and all his compatriots in gaza have been tied to the attacks and bombings of the zionist regime, the silence of the international community in front of this crimes, but here in tehran, november 1402, the symbolic court for the conviction of the crimes of the zionist regime, the present authority, according to the inherent and local jurisdiction and observing the internal laws, was formed and after the legal formalities , you will go to this special branch of bazpur and witness the proceedings. a court to deal with the complaints of lawyers against israel under the initiative of the judiciary lawyers center. the se

many call the butcher of beirut, for the invasion of lebanon, made a provocative visit to the temple mounta holy site in christianity, judaism and islam. it's a flash point of contention who should control it, israelis or arabs. >> the violence erupted. >> just the first sparks of what became the second inlt intifada. a violent clash over the west bank and gaza. the sect intifadah would last nearly five years. a half-decade fight that hamas became known for the routine use of terror and destruction. >> overtrtime, morore and d mor israel came to range as hamas' weapons got better and better. and the number of rockets increased. >> israeli forces demolished 4,000 palestinian homes and arrested thousands. israel shut down and bombed ministries and infrastructure, trying to coerce palestinian leaders to end the violence. between 2000, and 2005, there were over 3,300 registered fatalities. of palestinian to israeli ratio of 3/1. finally, in february 2005, came this announcement from the palestinian authority and israel. >> we have agreed with the prime minister ariel sharon, to seize all acts

beirut, for israel's 1982 invasion of lebanon made a provocative, heavily guarded visit to the temple mounta holy site in christianity, judaism, and islam. it is also a flash point of contention over who should control it, israelis or arabs? >> the violence that observers believe to be inevitable erupted. >> reporter: just the first sparks of what became the second intefadeh, a violent and deadly conflict between israelis and palestinians over israeli occupation of the west bank and gaza. the second intefadeh would last nearly five years, a half decade fight in which hamas became known for their routine use of both terror and destruction. >> over time more and more of israel came into range. also the number of rockets and missiles increased. >> reporter: israeli forces demolished over 4,000 palestinian homes and arrested thousands. israel shut down and bombed ministries and infrastructure trying to coerce palestinian leaders to end the violence. between 2000 and 2005, there were over 4,300 registered fatalities, with a palestinian to israeli ratio of just over 3-1. finally, in february 2005

this is a reference of course to the al aqsa mosque compound, which is also known as temple mount, a place so holy to both jews and muslims here in jerusalem. >> earlier this year israeli police raided the third holiest site in islam during the holy month of ramadan and the jewish passover. >> just israeli police stepping inside the mosque is considered incredibly provocative and aggressive. >> but many middle east experts say the timing of hamas's 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 concncerned about the saudi moves to build ties with israel and the u.s. one concern was that saudi money would then bolster the palelestinian auauthority, i it revivival in thehe west t bank. >> hamasas looks at ththis worl an emerging alliance between the moderate arabs and israel and decides we're going to blow this whole thining up.. >> if the scale ofof civililian cacasualties in gaza is highgh, ththere is protracted conflict, there will be strong pressure within hezbollah and iran to say we'v've got t

that's right, that's right, this is some of my arab neighbors down there, and uh, this is the temple mount, over the last 65 years, when israel has been its. the return to the land of the ancestors, because this claim is the first of the legends of the establishment of the zionist ideology, the majority of the israelis spent the first time , when ya'qub went to egypt in response to yusuf's claim to egypt , then they refused to return to it, despite the claim of the prophet of god, moses, then they fought and left it in captivity. the babylonians then fought with the help of the persian emperor , and then they left him, he rejected the rummans from him. there was christianity present in it, then the islamic conquest came, but the people of this land, the canaanites and the yabosians, did not go out and did not leave their land. after that, there was another jewish revolution in the year 135 ad, but it ended, thus ending the jewish existence in palestine since that time, that is, 135 ad, the number of jews. in palestine, there were a small number of isolated people, then these people came fr

guards are firing to kill, these palestinians have a whole arsenal of the alyaksa mosque on the temple mountrusalem, which means at the checkpoint, enhanced inspection measures, when border guards approached the car to conduct a check; the attacker used their last chance and opened indiscriminate fire. according to the preliminary version , five arabs were heading to jerusalem to commit a terrorist attack, this could be revenge for the success in gaza, the legislator of the gaza council destroyed the symbol of power of the hamas movement, which hamas was suppressed from the map of autonomy , and the house of one of the leaders of the radical movement was erased. ismail haniyeh: israel will go to the end, says prime minister benjamin netanyahu. we are saying a simple thing. in the sector gas there is no place that we cannot reach. hamas killers will have no refuge. we will come and eliminate hamas and return our abductees. these are two sacred missions. the main one is in sight. to the north, your mission is to cover the eastern and western wings, a specific zone, the idf finds hundreds of sm

that's right, this is some of my arab neighbors down there, and uh, this is the temple mount, over thet 65 years, when israel has been at its best, israelis have demonstrated that responsibility does not end when you reach the promised land , it only begins. we did not rest and we did not rest. this is the beginning of our life . returning to the land of the ancestors, because this claim is the beginning of the legends of the institute. al-dawlah al-shiyonieh spends most of the israelis' money for the first time at the time of jacob, when he and his sons went to egypt in response to yusuf's call to egypt, then they refused to return to egypt despite the call of the prophet of god, musa, then they fought and drove them out of the babylonian captivity, then they fought with the help of the persian emperor, and then they drove out of it, he rejected the romans from it, and there was a christian presence in it, then came the islamic conquest. but the people of this land, the canaanites and the yabusians, did not go out, nor did they leave their land. after that, there was another jewish re

opinion, and as in jerusalem itself, i have on i mean the old city right now, right where the temple mountall the others are, how it looks there now, is there any, well, the movement of people is allowed, are there increased security measures, what does jerusalem look like today, security measures reinforced all over israel, and police cars can be seen in telva, in jerusalem, and in the north, but in jerusalem they are definitely tougher, the city, the old city looks empty, there are actually no tourists, i read a report yesterday, that the number of tourists compared to last year or the year before last fell there by four or five times, now, well, it's not surprising, that's why everything looks more or less calm, and i remind you that the last terrorist attack there was the day before yesterday, when two arabs attacked a citizen, an israeli citizen, with a knife, he was wounded, in my own words, nothing else like that nothing extraordinary is happening, but eh, it is clear that it is deserted, public transport operates in a limited mode, and so does the car , mr. yen, one more question,

any exclusive political sovereignty which means israel would waive its legal authority over the temple mountsecurity council to administer the holy base. how realistic is this plan now, given the trauma that israelis have been through, the government that has persisted public opinion, public opinion that are shifted to the right. how do you get to a two state solution again? i right. how do you get to a two state solution again?— solution again? i have to emphasise that at that time — solution again? i have to emphasise that at that time the _ solution again? i have to emphasise that at that time the president - solution again? i have to emphasise that at that time the president did l that at that time the president did not respond to this. never said yes but never said no. it is the only possible plan. at the end of the day, everything will be sorted out and all of the negotiations will end, this is the only plan that can be. because this is the maximum that israel can give and this is the maximum that palestinians for generations wanted to have. the palestinian state, arab side of jerusale

has called this operation the storm of -- in reference of course to the mosque compound known as temple mount a place so holy to both jews and muslims here in jerusalem. >> earlier this year police raided the third holiest site in islam during the month of adan and pass over >> just as police step inside the mosque is considered incredibly provocative and aggressive . >> but many experts say the timing of hamas' attack has to do with mecca, the holiest place of all of islam, saudi arabia. >> hamamas was c concerned aboue saudi moves to build ties with israel and the u.s. one concern was that saudi money would then bolster the palestininian authorority in th west banank. >> hamasas looks at this worord an ememerging alliliance betwee moderate arabs and israel and decides we're going to blow this whole thing up. >> if f the scscale of civivili casusualties in gazaza is high f there is protracted conflict there will be pressure within hezbollah and iran to say we have to wipe thehe conflict.t. >>>> we'veve alreadydy seen hez fifiring r rockets. up risingsgs in ththe wewest ba >>>> the possisibil

. >> the cal state system is developing a new college transfer program with mount temple college, which is the first accredited institution created within a state prison once an inmate has completed their associate's degree at mount temple pies. they will get priority admission to a bachelor's degree program at any csu campus. details are still being worked out, but the institutions hope to get graduates admitted into csu campuses as soon as fall of next year. more insurance companies plan to not renew policies for california homeowners. they include mayor a star unit trend and kemp are independents. their parent company kemp, a court, says the move is due to having a small presence in california already and not any other specific considerations. kemper course as the decision will allow them to focus more on auto and life insurance policies in the state. this comes after state farm and allstate announced earlier this year thet would stop accepting insurance applications for all business and personal property in our state to increase crest for natural disasters. >> up next, why the futur

he did not say he believes at the end of that jesus will rule the world from his throne on the temple mount not say everything is playing out according to biblical prophecy. and so he has basically hoodwinked many jews into believing that he actually supports israel but what he really supports is his claim that israel is just a pond in this bible prophecy which at the end of which jesus will rule the world is basically a theocrat. juan: sarah posner, you noted a book what are the heart of christian zionism is not a lover israel but christian nationalism." but what does israel and its staunchest offenders get from this alliance? >> well, what israelis and american jews who embrace hagee 's support get is a huge movement, much larger than the number of jewish americans, that has the ear of the republican party. and so it is much more than hagee'ss relation has jews capitol hill or in the white house when a republican is in the white house. it is more than that. it is so common among evangelicals even if they're not members of his group to share ideas about israel and bible office he and the r

been created within a state prison once an inmate who is completed their associate's degree at mount templeus, they will get priority admission to a bachelor's degree program that csu campuses, although csu and mount temple, pius are still working out the details. they hope to get graduates admitted into csu campuses as soon as the fall of next year. customers of the payment zelle who fell victim to a scam will be getting their money back. investigators say imposters posed as somebody from a government agency, a bank or existing service provider and said, hey, we need a payment. many zelle users sent the money. transactions are not reversible. now after consumer protection concerns were raised by some u.s. lawmakers. banks have started refunding those cell users, their money. the move is expected to be an exception to a federal rule that does not allow such reimbursement if a customer knowingly made the transfer. the ride-hailing service lyft is making and all time pickup guarantee for people needing to get to airport for holiday travel. the company says if you schedule your ride and it's l

. >> john: one of the holiest places in the jewish faith there because of the proximity to the temple mount on the state department briefing, gillian turner and matt lee from the a.p. were grilling matt miller on was that the state department has just renewed a series of waivers that allows iraq to pay for iranian electricity in noniraqi bank, and critics say it just gives iran access to billions more dollars. some quibbling by the state department what the money to be used for, they say every dollar you don't spend on one thing you can spend on another. so -- >> sandra: and we'll continue to bring the news as the briefing continues. >> john: israel now, and bring in mark dubowitz, ceo of the defense for democracies, we were chatting together last week in washington, d.c. tell us what happened there before you came on here. >> i arrived last night, i've been in israel for extensive meeting with the israeli government, military, i'm just -- ran into a bomb shelter as continued rocket fire, missile fire falls on israel. so, it's -- we are certainly in a war footing here and you can see it in

. >> from mount temple, pius at the bay. kron four's meteorologist brittany begley joins us now with a i love that. look, you could actually see the skyline. >> and i know that wasn't the case for everybody. we have hazy conditions that's going to story of poor air quality monitor air quality for us tomorrow but what you really notice is take a look around the region is going to traffic slowly picking up near the golden gate bridge. but >> overall we can see the east bay. that's the good news for us. not to foggy. just hazy future cast. what we've been watching this evening is just the north of us just outside of our viewing area, a band of showers going to miss models and we're showing us maybe a sprinkle or to the north bay. but that looks like it's breaking up. and that's not going to be the issue. we're going to see some cloudy conditions, but we'll throw on radar the next couple hours just to make sure current temperatures. san francisco, 60 oakland, 68 san jose. 71 livermore. 71 santa rosa. 73 in half moon bay. 61. so

the cal state system is developing this new college transfer program with mount temple, pius college, which is the first accredited institution created within a state prison system. once an inmate who is completed their associate's degree at out pius well, they'll get priority admission to a bachelor's degree program at any csu campus, although csu out time of pious are still working out the details, they hope to get graduates admitted into csu campuses as soon as fall of next year. another race horse has died. sadly at golden gate fields. this is the 16th horse to die at the track so far this year, the horse died on the 4th of the month. the cause of the death wasn't listed on the california horse racing board's equine fatalities website. this source was the 3rd horse listed on their trainer, samuel to have died this year. golden gate fields did not immediately respond to a request for comment. for your health this afternoon. flu season news developing earlier than expected in california. the latest report from the cdc shows respiratory illnesses are rising across most of the u.s. wh

look outside the view here from our camera on mount temple. pius lot of clouds there. you can still see the city skyline. a lot of people around the globe looking at that city this week islands here with how the weather will cooperate. >> hey there. yeah. so we obviously have a little bit of rain last night into this morning by wanted to start with a look at the national weather because take a look at this. the jet stream is so far to the north, the despotic, omaha, nebraska, right now, 69 degrees. that is warmer. then sfo, which is 66 right now. you can see washington, d.c., at 61 with the jet stream stays that far to the north. you get that really warm air that rolls up and that's what's happening. so you can see where this jet stream is now that also influences our weather because this is not a very cold system. in fact, if you want to try to find snow with this system, got to head up to mount shasta where you'll barely find it. you see a little bit of that blue, but mount shasta is over 14,000 feet of elevation. so that's why you're seeing some snowflakes fly there

traditional prayer at the alyaksa mosque on the temple mount in jerusalem, which means the checkpointiminately. according to the preliminary version, five arabs were heading to jerusalem to carry out a terrorist attack; this could be revenge for the success in gas. the gaza legislative council destroyed the symbol of power of the hamas movement, which has maintained complete control over these territories for the past 16 years. hamas has been suppressed from the map of autonomy and the house of one of the leaders of the radical movement, ismail haniya, israel will go to the end, says prime minister benjamin netanyahu. we say a simple thing: there is no room in the gas sector, which we would not have achieved. hamas killers will have no refuge. we will come and eliminate hamas and return our abductees. these are two sacred missions. the main hamas training base on the water is in sight. in this harbor, as sahal reports, special forces were preparing naval attacks behind israeli lines. during the assault, the israeli military chose a pincer tactic. to the north, your mission is to cover

mount of olives at dawn. he appeared again in the temple courts. (stephen mumbles) yes. - (indistinct) verse?to become a youth pastor, but it just wasn't enough to support the family. so he became a social worker and my mom an elementary school teacher in some of the most difficult schools. they did not pick well-paying jobs. it was a sacrifice. we were on food stamps. but it's the way they wanted to do it. it's been super instructive for me this quiet lesson, right? you need to live the way you want others to live. you dig it? hey, pastor lui. (rose laughs) doing good. - he's giving you that kind of questioning look? - you're wondering what i'm reading, don't you? okay. we're done bugging ya. ooh, wee, wee, oop. he told me i looked good earlier. - you look good? - yeah. he's obviously lost his sight too. (rose laughs) right? (soft music) so, mom, i don't know what you do with, i bought 'em only because they look good. how do you cook these? you cook the beet like a potato. - i thought this, this is the part you throw away, isn't it? - yeah. - i got cabbage too and i'm thinking just put it on

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mount tam of highest. then they get priority admission to get a bachelor's degree program at any csu campus. csu and not temple pies are still working out the details of this. but they're hoping hoping to get the graduates admitted into csu campuses as soon as fall of next year. could cool. well under 10. 26 also happening today. we've got members of sag aftra. >> they're going to be voting on the union's tentative contract with hollywood studios. the tentative deal has brought an end to the strike which a lot of people are happy about the union's national board of directors approved the agreement by a vote of 86% last friday. so now goes to the rank and file. the members are being encouraged to vote yes on this, but we'll see what actual tally comes down to be. we're going to take a break at 10. 27 up next on the kron. 4 morning news. a man arrested in connection with a deadly shooting in san leandro. we'll have the latest from investigators. >> 10 29 right now and the morning has been trying to dry out trying. and 68 it is. yeah, absolutely. let's take a quick live look outside here. >> and you'll see as no,

mounting casualties. that is an issue across the region. we are in a constant temple of direct engagement discretions. public affairs efforts to really set the record straight. it is quite a challenging environment for just the reasons you cite. >> doing the best you can, i think it's going to be more important as time goes on. as this goes on, that narrative is going to grow and grow. >> my next question is for you. the biden administration recently presented testimony before this community exquisitely asking. . since you noted in your opening statement have lost at least 41 attacks on u.s. service members while hamas in his black continue to attack our friend and ally on a daily basis. given the increased threat, has this administration's position on whether to include, i ran back to group in changed. >> thank you for your question, congressman. the position of this administration has not changed. our self-defense strikes against iran back to militia groups. have the underpinning of the president article to authority under the constitution. >> okay. i guess that is a question for a later day. i thin