western jerusalem, i'm sure understood that, but they intentionally decided to go ahead and do this, and this way, this means that israeli side shoulders the full responsibility for the subsequent escalation and its consequences, including the consequences for the people of israel. within the framework of its mandate, to maintain international peace and security, the security council has to make israel immediately and... hostilities, and we all have the duty to make every effort to create the conditions for the political and diplomatic settlement. in this context, we note the signals and that do not wish to see a for the spiral of confrontation. madam president, the security council in the recent days is being frequently and seemingly correctly criticized because of its inability to end violence in the area of israeli. at the same time, those who follow our work knows very well that 14 out of 15 members of the security have already would have undertaken the measures to compel parties to peace, would have saved this way the lives of thousands innocent women, children and the elderly,

as a whole, western jerusalem, i'm sure understood that bothered intentionally decided to go ahead and do this this way. this means that is really side shoulders, the full responsibility for the subsequent escalation of its consequences, including the consequences for the people of his rep. within the framework over its mandate to maintain international peace and security, the security council. it has to make israel immediately and the hospitality we still have and we will have to do to, to make every effort to create the conditions for supplement with them. so in this context, we know the signal send by to her to turn around a do not wish to see or for the a spiral of confrontation, positions matter. president the security council in the brief some days um and is being frequently and seemingly correctly criticized because of it's in a what you do and clients in the area was ready to publish during your contact at the same time. those will follow a world news very well that 14050 out of 15 members of the security council con already would have onto taken the measures to compel parties

where is the western jerusalem is pretending that all of this is part of that plan really very good and at the same time showing complete disregard to the public opinion in israel itself. the president of another dangerous solution is about israel having a considerable military supremacy. its plans to deal with the crises they promote on the limits and themselves. it is becoming increasingly clear. and the implants of these really leadership is to pay any price, so as to trigger a conflict between the main regional adversary. iran and the united states has difficult to say where the washing done the spot so far this show has been going on following these ranges script. and if it reaches this finale, the conflict can reach an unimaginable level of escalation. and will fred, not just the middle east by the anti world, we are convinced that it isn't of interest to prevent such a scenario. which if we would like to believe that our american colleagues will also finally see the light and will fully realize their responsibility, they shoulder as permanent members of the security council. mada

couldn't go back from cairo to jerusalem. western use of them had become almost entirely, is wally. but edwards didn't stay in egypt long. he was expelled from school and sent to the east coast of america to boarding school. his 1st year of and massachusetts started contradictory feelings and the 15 year old of low self esteem, alienation, but also the ration. the new york's tremendous scale, it's hiring the silent anonymous buildings, reduced one to an in consequential item. making me question, but i was to all this my totally unimportant existence, giving me an eerie but momentary sense of liberation for the 1st time in my life. elusive lea, almost imperceptibly, palestine would appear and then quickly disappear in our new york lives or not since the america chemistry, which is behind the list of i don't know that has to be in the bottom kind of what the new m a cabinet is that it will have my la, we went from i n, we realized that the, the outage and see, well i'll, well you can if i, if i live in step by the way back i make the, the teenage edward sewing. i attended the elite no

. >> reporter: to the western wall in jerusalem. to tel aviv.re we were when the sirens blared and panic erupted. >> we've just been told to back away from the door of the shelter. everyone's moving away, we've heard a series of booms. you can see everybody is just piled into this parking garage, that's doubling as a bomb shelter. there are children here. there are dogs here. >> reporter: the israeli military says the attack would have consequences. "we have plans," said a spokesman. "we will act at a time and place of our choosing." and in a conspicuous turn... just moments before the missile barrage, there was an apparent terrorist attack at a tel aviv train station, when two men opened fire with assault rifles, killing at least seven and wounding eight, police say. the violence brought to the doorstep of israel's largest city. set against the backdrop of a widening war. in the past 24 hours, israel launched what it calls a limited ground offensive into southern lebanon, targeting hezbollah rocket positions that have wreaked havoc across israe

ballistic missiles slamming down one after another near an israeli air base, also seen over jerusalem's western wall and across the country. israel says its air defenses taking out most of the incoming missiles. >> we are seeing some of the missiles. they are either falling apart, a sign that they have been intercepted, or they are making their way down towards the ground here in northern israel. the idf says around 180 iranian missiles fired in total in two waves, minutes apart. we are once again seeing the skies lighting up now. >> reporter: traveling the nearly thousand miles from iran to israel in just 11 minutes. later, like millions of others, we took cover when we heard the warning sirens. that's the sirens. we're going head to safety. president biden had ordered the u.s. military to assist in defending israel. tonight the pentagon saying u.s. navy destroyers fired a dozen interceptors at the incoming missiles. >> obviously, this is a significant escalation by iran. a significant event. >> reporter: the u.s. condemning the iranian action, saying dozens more ballistic missiles were fired

. >> to the western wall in jerusalem.l aviv, where we were when the sirens blared and panic erupted. just been told to back away from the door of the shelter. we've heard a series of booms. you can see everybody is piled into this parking garage that's doubling as a shelter. there are dogs here. >> reporter: the israeli military said the attack would have consequences. "we have plans," said a spokesman. "we will act at a time and place of our choosing." and then a conspicuous turn. just moments before a missile barrage, there was an apparent terror attack at a train station where two men opened fire with assault rifles, killing at least seven and wounding eight, police say. the israeli military released video showing israeli soldiers descending into hezbollah's vast tunnel system and revealing caches of weaponry and ammunition. the idf claims this aerial footage shows the destruction of an underground compound, fighting of an intensity not seen since the last israel-lebanon war in 2006 when israel launched a full ground i

israel intercepted most of them, sending red-hot shrapnel floating like embers from the western wall in jerusalemay here in tel aviv. there was one reported death in the occupied west bank and some minorinjuries due to falling debris. we are also reporting -- the conspicuous turn just moments before the missile barrage, there was an apparent terrorist attack here at a tel aviv train station where two men opened fire with assault rifles, killing at least seven and wounding eight, police say. this violence is set against the backdrop of a widening war. the past 24 hours, israel launchedwhat he calls a limited ground offensive into southern lebanon, targeting hezbollah rocket positions that every tag across israel's north for nearly a year. this is iran's second direct attack on israel this year. how israel responds to this latest barrage could determine the direction of the widening war and whether the u.s. gets dragged into it. john. >> john: chris, you know, nancy, this has taken us to the center of the presidency and of course the vice presidency is the understudy for the presidency. you cover t

obviously the ones that hit downtown tel aviv, jaffa, the western part of jerusalem or other cities likehat are targeted with the highest priority to get them out of the sky before they can do any damage. >> harris: when you talk about sitting next to the former general in the air force, now the joint chiefs, i met c.q. brown. a lot can be going on and they don't shake. so what they know or don't know, but there's no way that we didn't have some sort of idea that iran was going to do something. because they told the world that they would. if we didn't learn in april that they mean it, we're learning it now. we may not tell what the end game is for them, but really ultimately it is to extinguish jews from the planet and they're hitting israel right now. thanks, john. see you on "america reports" in a few minutes. jennifer griffin is at the pentagon. we just talked about the joint chiefs of staffs chairman c.q. brown. what is coming out of the pentagon right now? what are you told? >> thank you. let me correct one thing that john said. the pentagon and the joint chiefs were well aware that

actually, he had come from the western wall in jerusalem because tomorrow night is the start of a thenew year and yom kippur. so he was coming from the western wall, and all of a sudden he looked up at the sky. he tells me, and he just saw. i've never seen anything like it. he says. there was missiles coming across. we actually had to run for cover. and that's the problem right now, because a lot of people were out shopping and preparing earlier on jerusalem and tel aviv, the main population cities. it's also hit the south. and of course in the north people have moved from the north to tel aviv and other areas to get away from the rockets, which were coming from hezbollah, from iran's point of view, iran says they are retaliating for the assassination of ismail haniyeh, the head of hamas, and also of course, hassan nasrallah, the head of hezbollah. their main proxies, hamas and hezbollah were the main proxies against israel, and they also the iranian regime uses them as a form of protection against the iranian regime. now that hezbollah, a lot of their people have been taken out, cert

tomorrow evening, wednesday evening is the beginning of the jewish new year. prayers at the western role in jerusalem had been cancelled. also a football game in jerusalem has been cancelled. and this is in line with these really sort of come on saying that there shouldn't be public gatherings of more than a 1000. and some places 300 people, so they are a on a large. but at the moment, there hasn't been a major retaliation if you will from has but let us on, people would expect considering their capabilities, even though israel has certainly done to many unless believe they still have those capabilities. okay, thank you for that stuff. things like that. for us in jordan's capital, and so head on out, is there a time for a quick break, but i'll be back with much more coverage of these really offensive into some level the is really forces seek to silence the troops in the occupied westbank storming and shutting down houses 00 in ramallah is targeting of the done is r as in years, a few minutes the ceiling of done it as well as seen in donors, lebanese done it is, i was just doing this. it's another exa

ortagus, former state department spokesperson and form of polaris security appeared live in jerusalem with the westernall behind her. great to see you. i know you've met with a lot of israeli officials today including the prime minister. what have you gleaned from your meetings about the way forward here? >> there has been more hope in the meetings today than when i was here in may and in january of this year so this is my third time in the last year since october 7th. you could feel that the israeli government prime minister netanyahu and his cabinet feel like they have the wind at their back as it relates to the successes they have had over the past three weeks. taking out hassan nasrallah, the leader of hezbollah was monumental for them but they remain very focused. they believe a victory in this word means a total military defeat of hamas and hamas for them as unable to govern gaza. they do not want hamas as a part of reconstruction, they don't want hamas to have a military capability and gaza. the full defeat of hamas for them is a victory for october 7th for that anniversary. >> john: so kamala

. >> bill: this now is a live look, 4:34 in the afternoon western wall old city of jerusalem.ey'll begin rosh hashanah and celebrate the new year in jewish religious tradition. coming out here now we'll let you know what's happened over the past 24 hours and give you a sense of the region and what has been transpiring and what really may come next with keith kellogg in a moment here. here is our area of focus we watched yesterday. this is really iran's forefront battle. for some time you have had the gas qua strip with hamas and hezbollah in the north and then you have the houthis down here in yemen firing as they like and then here is -- could be the main target, the country of iran that we watched yesterday afternoon live in the afternoon. there is a lot of stuff on this screen here. draw your attention to israeli air force in the air. naval offense in the eastern mediterranean. in green is known as the iron dome. it has the ability to fire a system that can take out an incoming rocket or missile to an altitude of six miles. pretty good. what you see here in blue is david's

western asian issues and the university professor who was with us in the picture from jerusalem , allow me to present another part of the resistance program to you. i say that the enemy of the iranian nation is the same as the enemy of the palestinian nation . . the enemy of the egyptian nation is the enemy of the syrian nation, the enemy of the yemeni nation is the enemy the methods of the enemy in different countries are the same , sometimes with psychological warfare, sometimes with economic pressure, sometimes with double bombs, sometimes with weapons, sometimes with a smile . our enemies advance, but the command room is in the same place, they receive orders from the same place , they receive orders from the same place to attack the muslim populations of the muslim nations, if this policy succeeds in a country, it means that it will dominate a country one country is relieved , they go to another country, nations should not leave. if every nation wants to avoid being affected by the enemy's paralyzing siege, it must open its eyes and be awake from the beginning when he saw that the

western countries regarding the establishment of a ceasefire in gaza, the president said: in addition to intensifying the killing of palestinian women and children in gaza, the occupying regime of jerusalem is expanding its scope. he also committed his crimes against the people of lebanon. westerners claiming human rights were silent in front of the crimes of the zionists. the same israel that this and these countries that are slandering human rights, committed adultery on children, on residential buildings, on hospitals, and on innocent people, who perpetrated an unimaginable massacre. the iron dome they made is not an iron dome, it is more fragile than glass. the world should be able to face such a genocidal apartheid regime. millions of zionists spent the night in shelters due to the rain of irgc missiles in the sky of the occupied territories they did the islamic revolutionary guard corps fired about 20 long-range missiles into occupied palestine last night, despite the defense support of several western countries. at least 90% of them successfully hit military and security targets. an operation to avenge the blood of the martyrs of the quds road, ismail haniyeh, seyed hassan nasrall

jerusalem. so he was not a religious man, but this did not stop in arguing strongly in covering is that the western media distorts. the image of a slow and requesting of palestine in 1979. a trace the clash between 2 middle eastern peoples, followed by his 1st book on structure list little very critical theory. he's text the book called the word the text and the critique remains a singular achievement of his disability. significance, you know, after the publication of oriental is and then soon after we enter into some culture and imperialism. that those 2 books became so important in the field. the 1st through any of the studies that they overshadow his method anyway. but the fact is that increasingly if you go from one university to another and us europe, data or etc, you will see that the significance of his netcinity work is increasingly coming to the surface. and in fact, i wouldn't even venture to say without understanding his maternity disposition his preoccupation with the question of my nieces, we cannot understand oriented as a man and uh, carpeting islam and so forth. the 2 aspects of his

and academic was influential. 1978 book oriental is challenged. western preconceptions about arabs and they are a world born in jerusalem in the 19 thirty's. he later became one of the most prominent champions of the palestinian calls in the west, making him a controversial figure and the arab israeli conflict. although he only spent early childhood years in the middle east, a none the less experienced a strong sense of displacement throughout his life and career in america. expressed most articulately and he's 1999 memoirs out of place as an outspoken critic of israel in the us. he suffered verbal and physical attacks of edward uh had to deal with all kinds of um, terrible events. this very office, you know, he was there were people who tried to break into his office and this is one reason why you'll notice at the door. it's a very heavy door. there's a reason for that. not all the offices in philosophy hall have that kind of door. and the reason you might have noticed too, that these heavy bolts was because they tried to break into his office. so it's all connected to the professor of terror. you know, it came out of

only the western wall, the wailing wall, survived, now the main jewish shrine. according to christian tradition, christ was crucified in jerusalem, and from here he ascended to heaven. here stands the church of the holy sepulchre, the main christian shrine. according to muslim tradition, the prophet muhammad ascended from here to meet allah. the site of this event is the alyaksa mosque on the temple mount in the center of jerusalem. now it is listed. the third most important muslim shrine after mecca and medina. even then, the seeds of conflict on religious grounds were planted. then we move to the 19th century, the times of the ottoman empire. during the centuries of the empire's existence, the territory of palestine was actively populated by muslims. jews were a minority. nevertheless , the turks considered everyone to be palestinians. by the beginning of the 20th century , wealthy jews began to return to their historical homeland, to atone for the land in order to return to the land. several waves of migration dissolved the arab population, but not much, there were 60,000 jews among half a million muslims, and the locals were

went around you know bombing the king david hotel for example in jerusalem were hundred a hundred um you know brits and others westernersto terrorize you know at that point you know particularly great britain but also there was a terrorist campaign designed to drive out the palestinians now that was not widely known although that's what palestinians have always said, but their their experience was validated by the national israeli archives and the military records which showed indeed um and and there was a whole new generation of israeli historians which did their work starting in the 1990s that completely overturned the basic presumptions about zionism that it was a land without a people and people without a land, this was a marriage made in heaven, they were going to make the desert bloom, you know not true at ball on on every score and that was shown through israel's own records that were declassified in the 1990s showing that there was basically um a an intentional plan to move out the local population and that's what's happened over and over you know village by village they were burned or the inhabitants were drive

jerusalem. no more gatherings of 300 people. they actually cancelled tomorrow's the prayer at the western who marking a jewish new year and also a thoughtful game. we've had a statement from these ready prime minister that's heading the citizens of us or israel. that while they are and their confrontation with the access of evil is he pulled it, he urge people to stand together, that these were the days of great achievements, but also of great challenges. and we've just seen reports from american media saying that the u. s. embassy in israel has issued a high alert now for its citizens and israel to return to their homes and stay close to bomb shelters. so the picture that is being painted is this is being leaked across the board and um, the one journalist to 1st leak, it is ready drivers very well place. now saying that he was told by his sources in the us that the attack was expected in the next couple of hours. now iran had said, remember in the last couple of days that they felt betrayed by the americans that they were told not to respond to the assassination of the smell. hi neil, this is where it even goes back to because

jerusalem to beirut, just a little more than 200 km. what is this for a missile? and lastly: the hypocritical difference in westernts of the actions of israel and russia leads to an ideological crisis, the destruction of the scale of good and evil. this position was expressed recently by the ex-ambassador. the mediaman was not harmed. obviously, to point to target is being helped by someone inside the organization. massat has been planting spies and collecting data on fighters for nearly 15 years. once a hezbollah operative is identified, his daily movements are fed into a vast database of devices that could include his wife’s cell phone, the mileage of his car , a drone flying overhead, a hacked cctv camera he happens to pass, or even his voice recorded on a microphone. 1 million displaced people, another 200 or so lebanese could not escape were killed by israeli shelling. in response to the recent atrocities of the criminal regime, which killed commanders, oppressed children , and steadfast people. under the code name messenger of allah. iran's patience snapped and israel responded as powerfully as ever. 180 mis

in his new book called the message ta-nehisi coates visits jerusalem's old city holy land for , christians and muslims alike home of the western the temple built by the biblical king solomon and the spot muslims believe the prophet mohammed ascended to heaven. with israeli guides he passes to the old city through the jaffa gate where most non- muslim terrorists will enter. after a look at his passport he's let through. on another visit this time as a guest of the palestinian festival of literature he and his group are held up by guards for reasons unclear at the lions gate where most muslims enter the old city. waiting for 45 minutes outside the walls as tourists streamed in and out coates couldn't help but see hints of america area no justifications were given, no questions asked him and no instructions offered. the soldiers stood there with their enormous guns blocking the way. i could not quite put words to what i was seeing but watching those soldiers stand there and steal our time, the sun glinting off their shades like georgia sheriffs, i could feel the lens of my mind curving to refract the blur of new and strange event

outside of the white western fold and armed struggle against the occupation now grew more intense, a vicious, active sabotage which deal with 11 people in a jewish market in jerusalem. political violence against israel, by groups such as the palestinian liberation organization was avenged by these rarely state through assassinations and more repression in the occupied territories . and then in october 1973 on the jewish festival of young support. a coalition led by egypt and syria launched a surprise attack. the air of the armies need shockingly early games against and israel and military that would eventually we clean the upper hand. but israel's initial failures were damning its sense of invincibility. now last the labor of prime minister gold in my ear resigned 3 years later in 1977, the crude party headed by man, i'll come back in. once the leader of the jewish terror group was elected to power . for the 1st time, israel had a right wing party in government within about disciple of the hard right idea along the edge of gelatin, ski as prime minister too much. but the codes rise wasn't just received in the failings of the 1973 war it was fueled by the rage of is

i'm a member of twboots in the western -- kibbutz at western negev and i'm a professor of history at eastern universitof jerusalemour ki bbutz. we are united by grief over murdered innocent men, women, and children in israel. ere muslims, jews, christians, hindus, and buddhists. we long for the return of 101 israeli hostages being held in hamas hellholes. on october 7, when year ago, hundreds of hamas terrorists, together with many hundred more civilian looters from gaza, from old to young, assaulted and destroyed my kibbutz home. i lived on kibbutz most of my ult life, raised my children there, and until october 7 many grandchildren. it was a magical place of pride and gathering for the family, since moving from connecticut to israel in 1981, what david ben-gurion spoke of, making the desert bloom, that was my home. one year ago, a beautiful, unique way of life was taken from us by hamas terrorists. we are now refugees in our own country. between 6:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. that day, hamas terrorists and looters from gaza murdered 51 peop of my community. that number at a little over 400 altogether. and kidnapped 79

jerusalem regime was to compensate for ismail haniyeh's assassination in tehran. this diet he announced in gaza and the spread of tension in the region and said: " after this terrorist act, the western countries, especially the united states, instead of condemning this crime, kept asking us to exercise self-restraint." the president added that the sadeq 2 operation was carried out in compliance with international frameworks with the aim of curbing brutality and stopping the crimes of the zionists. mr. al-badishian said: iran seeks to resolve issues including the nuclear issue through dialogue and to strengthen its relations with its neighbors and other countries in a balanced manner . the prime minister of the netherlands welcomed the approach of the 14th government and said: we have asked israel for everything agree to a ceasefire in gaza as soon as possible. at least two zionists were killed in martyrdom operations. one of the killed members of the border guard of the zionist regime. according to hebrew media, this operation was carried out with hot and cold weapons. about 10 other people were injured, most of them are zionist soldiers. some of the injured have been reported serio

jerusalem as the capitol of israel. while previous presidents have made this a major campaign promise, they failed to deliver. today, i am delivering. >> there he is president trump praying at the westerng like this before. does he look like hitler to you? that's may 2017. he did not do this for political reasons a jewish populat the jes a tiny percent. look at this this is october 7 honoring the anniversary of the horrific events that took place since the holocaust in queens, new york with rabbis. kamala harris was nowhere to be seen. neither was her husband. no was joe biden pray this is a man whose daughter converted to orthodox judaism, his sudden lasideallows an orthodox jew ane has three jewish grandchildren. how did they are they comparing to hitler with a or that party up to leave, omar, bernie sanders but there's the party that's been undermining the state of israel its ability to destroy hamas and hezbollah their funding ironic. they're finding terry's in the middle east where they funded the plo, which donald trump got passed to prevent the funding anymore of terrorist activities. by the palestinian authority. yes, donald trump is the best from the jews and israel ever hand

jerusalem to beirut is only a little over 200 km, what is that for a missile? and the last thing: the hypocritical difference in western israel and russia leads to an ideological crisis, the destruction of the scale of good and evil. this position was expressed recently by the former eu ambassador to saudi arabia. this is the dahiya district, the southern suburbs of beirut, you can see how uncrowded it is, now usually, there are traffic jams on the roads, you can't push your way on the sidewalks, but now there are very few people. we are going to hezbollah, they are gathering the foreign press, for safety about the place of time the meeting is announced 30 minutes in advance and we need to make it. dahiya is a hezbollah outpost, outsiders are not allowed to go anywhere, the fighters of the movement are keeping an eye on the press, that on the smoking ruins they swear to fight to the end. we see what the israeli air force is methodically turning the suburbs of beirut into, cars and houses are destroyed. shoes are on the asphalt, it is unknown whether these people are alive or not, we find toys, children's photos, laundr