any anti israel policy? there's an anti texas policy the 1st all right, bringing you some breaking news now. we're just seeing us president donald trump post on his truth social account that the us has attacked 3 iranian nuclear sides. trump has said that they have joined these really air campaign. and now we wait to hear more from that, ron and the iranian government, all planes are now outside of are on air space. this is i'm reading now from the, from this truth social post, which states we can just bring it up now. so here's what the us president has said in the last few minutes, u. s. u. s. p as present on for me, posted on a social media account saying we have completed our very successful attack on the 3 nuclear sites in iran, including for dona tons. and as far as all planes are now outside of iran air space, a full payload of bombs was dropped on the primary side for though all plains are safely on their way home. congratulations to our great american warriors. there is not another military in the w

in his 1st trip to europe since israel and laced war on a rom, this law much republics. foreign minister decries the lock of global reaction to the idea of assault on atomic side. iran has repeatedly stated that it does not seek to build their weapons. we are against the proliferation of.

the army also claimed to have killed another 3 senior iranian commandos. israel sees it has suffered 25 debts and the conflict. what a bronze helped him in his free estimates. 430 people have been killed on his side and address has changed all position lead.

week on the media show, we'll look at how the international media has covered the conflict between israel and iran. and as netflix releases a new documentary about the grenfell tower fire in london, we speak to its director. we'll also talk about the social media platform reddit. it's turning 20, and we're going to learn how its communities moderate themselves and how ai may change that. that's all coming up on the media show. the conflict between israel and iran has been dominating the news this week, and we've been looking at the challenges for journalists who are covering the story. on wednesday, we spoke to shaina oppenheimer from bbc monitoring in tel aviv and to shashank joshi, defence editor at the economist. there are very, very few, if any, publications that have permanent staff based in iran. and that's partly a function of the way the iranian regime has conducted itself. it has arrested many, many dual nationals over the years, accusing them of espionage, and it has not been a hospitable place to do journalism. and therefore, the result is that most organisations covering this

the lock of western condemnation over israel's actions. and in an address to the un human rights council, he stated israel was committing war crimes with it's a tax on nuclear facilities. now this session of nearly 100000000 populations is subjected to an outrageous act. stuff like vision by it, a game that has been committing a horrible genocide in palestine for the past 2 years. and that is alco playing the lambs of neighboring countries or piece wouldn't. okay. the facilities have also been targeted. despite data being on the phone with monitoring of i a, a. and despite the fact that that type of thing such facilities are absolutely banned on the international law, is that tax on nuclear facilities are grave war crimes, given also the vendor of environmental and the health capacitor of as the results of radiological look at well tensions between iran and israel escalate. russia has made his position clear in an exclusive interview for sky news . ravia president vladimir putin has stated, well, israel's concerns must be addressed to. the

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they don't want to be involved in the war between israel and iran. 16% support u.s.itary action, 24% are unsure. i'm not going to ask whether polls like that influence the president. they might, i don't know, but it dismays me that the conversation about whether or not we should go to war is happening on the republican side with the extreme right, who i have no sympathy for. yet they are the ones making sane, rational arguments, humanizing iran, providing nuance, context, asking the right questions, and the democratic leadership is nowhere to be found. >> we saw tucker carlson, of all people, go harder on ted cruz on this issue than a lot of people in the media. there's something that maga world likes to pretend all the time, which is that trump's got some plan. and we know nine times out of ten trump does not have a plan. one time out of ten, bad plan. but i think we know who does have a plan right now. benjamin netanyahu benjamin netanyahu has a plan. as a matter of fact, bill clinton, who was president before i was born, said mr. netanyahu has. >> long called astr

between israel and iran has continued for two weeks.about this operation not only from the pentagon but perhaps the white house, although the white house this afternoon, the ceiling product called a late as far as winning no one will talk after that. that may changing now, obviously we have this truth social post from president donald trump to be have jennifer griffin at the pentagon? we can talk through what we are during. jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon, let's bring jennifer in. we are just getting worked with the president's announcement what this looks like. >> we knew there was something about this morning when we woke and heard six b-2 bombers seen leaving white men air force base last night at midnight so those planes we were told for mom. one would have been 18 the hour flight into iran so likely a different set of b-2 bombers used on truth social. what's known as the heart or the down jewel of iran's nuclear program under that mountain just outside comb two hours south iran. that complex we understand has been bombed b

and therefore, i think the us may be looking to use israel's kinetic action. this military actions against the wants of his own military, new theories and structure to build leverage, to get around to accept it's more broader, bigger and maximal proposal of no enrichment, no reprocessing, and no full fuel cycle on a run in territory. but also obviously because the us has a much bigger hand here because of really the defending of the wrong them already tried capability. the us has the level has leverage to ask for more. but iran in the short term looks like it wants to hold out, rely on that increasing loss of missiles to raise the cost of a really staying the course for it is real and for america, and to try to find a way to deter potential american involvement and for, and to that and the wrong is not just talking. we don't publicly saying that they will not negotiate over the nuclear program. so long as you know, missiles are fine, but they're trying to get the europeans and even the russians involved just a day ago, there was an iran meeting in geneva with

of israel. that one there. the people inside the house were in a shelter. there were no casualties there. what we're learning from the idf is very interesting. this going sort of late into saturday now early into sunday, some of the some of the strikes that they've had in iran from their missions today, there in central iran, they say that they have destroyed four f-14s on the ground. but i think that what the idf is describing as their strikes in bandar abbas, which is right in the south of iran, quite a long way southeast in iran, a key port city for iran, the idf say that they have struck drone facilities there, as well as radar sites and bandar abbas is significant and interesting for a number of reasons. it sits right at the choke point on the straits of hormuz. the choke point for all so much of the world's oil that comes out on tankers out of the persian gulf, from the uae, from saudi arabia, from all those gulf states, comes out of the persian gulf through this 20 or so mile wide straits

if israel halt it's a tax. the us has said that it's speaking directly with the ronnie, ron has denied it. where is all this going right now on the diplomatic front will be waiting for minister continues his diplomatic push. she's been speaking to leaders in turkey as well as the arab states, while he's in a assemble and he has said repeatedly, eros position and he's coming back from that meeting in geneva with the 3 germany, france and u. k. on friday, he's basically reiterating his country's position and the fact that iran is not going to give up its nuclear program while as well continues to bomb the, the country, the foreign minister as been speaking to arrange and media and assemble this evening as well, reiterating that israel is the obstacle that is standing in the way between iran and the united states. and iran is willing to go back to a deal that is framed around the 2015 nuclear deal known as the joint comprehensive plan of action. which, according to all accounts, all the members involved except the

but the us president says he's not ready to tell says he�*s not ready to tell israel to back off justn is now refusing talks with the united states until bombing stops, while claiming its nuclear program is entirely peaceful. foreign secretary david lammy, meanwhile, says the crisis is deadly serious and is warning diplomacy must win. well, last night donald trump addressed reporters about the crisis. here's what he had to say. speaking in new jersey. >> the material that they've gathered already. it's a tremendous amount of material. and i think within a matter of weeks, or certainly within a matter of months, they�*re going matter of months, they're going to be able to have a nuclear weapon. we can't let that happen. >> back here at home, dame esther rantzen is urging the house of lords not to block new assisted dying laws in england and wales. it�*s after mps backed the bill yesterday by just 23 votes. it would allow terminally ill adults with under six months to live to end their lives with medical help. opponents, though, say the law is being rushed through without enough safegua

let alone israel ever again. i mean, the russians made the case about the minsk agreements being violated. kaylee, these are mine toolbox designed for the i a, a, a after the i a, a report. although they are on said that most ed had infiltrated i a, they produce some evidence, some papers about that, which hasn't been covered very much. you're a former, negotiate to what is the point of negotiation? is it only because of the other policy is terrified to be united states about well, i think people will show up. i think people will be willing to attempt to negotiate . i don't think that's a bad thing. i think people should always keep that option open. there's one common problem, a which is if there is such huge a symmetry and there is a basic monopoly on the go. she ation, which in the case of, for instance, is route policy side has been the case with the americans. and if the monopoly negotiate to chooses to exacerbate the symmetry of power, rather than close that gap, then negotiations can never get anywhere to

again israel intercept dozens of drawings, lots of.

there are also reports that drones were smuggled in inside suitcases and trucks into iran by israel. and presumably these things are long in the planning. so if ukraine has just done so, and, reportedly, israel, is that the way that this type of technology is being used now? is that the cutting edge? that is very much the cutting edge, and it causes even more disruption, because how...what can you do? you can't necessarily... you can't stop every single truck. if you stop every single truck, then you're stopping all kind of logistics. and that's also going to have an effect on you if the enemy are doing that. and then smuggling them in suitcases - again, it becomes increasingly challenging to be able to actually find the threats in the first place. and rather than worrying about them once they're in the sky, you need to try and find them much earlier in the process. and there's currently not really any ways to be able to do that, any of that at the moment. alex, when you set up this business in 2021, could you have predicted this? i saw at the time that the drones and ai were very mu

israel is still waging a full war against palestinian across palestine. the u.s. is what i was protesting. this is what i will continue to protest with every one of you. not only if they threaten me with detention, even if they would kill me, i would still speak up for palestine. >> after 104 days in a louisiana ice detention center located more than 1000 miles from his home, mahmoud khalil, the pro-palestinian activist and former columbia university graduate student, is finally home. he landed in new jersey earlier today, where he was greeted by supporters, his wife and two month old son, whose birth he missed during his detention. immigration authorities arrested khalil back in march, making him the first of several student protesters high profile student protesters targeted by the trump administration, which has argued his activism undermines the foreign policy interests of the united states. joining us now, msnbc legal analyst danny cevallos. he's also a criminal defense attorney. so, danny, i had the chance yesterday to speak with one of the members of khalil

when when israel, a key ally, does something like this? and so it goes back to this broader question of how much do we want to get directly involved? and i've heard from pentagon officials who have argued that israel doing this sort of inevitably gets us involved no matter what. and so that is something that i think a lot of americans are keeping an eye out for. >> all right. shelby talcott and jasmine wright, thanks to both of you on this saturday. we really appreciate it. >> thanks. >> less than a year after president trump made a political comeback, former governor andrew cuomo, hoping he can pull off something similar. how he's trying to convince voters he should be new york's next mayor. >> i'm kristie lu. >> stout at the port of hong kong. >> and this. is cnn. >> sometimes it takes a different. approach to see the. >> possibilities all. >> around you. a capella university, you'll learn relevant skills like developing a.i. solutions when you earn a bachelor's. in it. our right to reproductive health care is being stolen from us. i can

israel says the plot targeted israeli citizens.k foreign office says it's in contact with authorities over what some are calling a spy in plain sight. home secretary is set to brand palestine action, a terrorist group calling their methods criminal and extreme. it comes after activists broke into raf brize norton and sprayed red paint into the engine of a military jet. counter—terror police are now on the case. the group has been behind a wave of stunts in recent months, targeting london offices and even defacing donald trump's golf course in scotland. they say they�*re exposing what they call blood soaked ties between britain and israel's arms trade, brought back to the surface ten months after sinking off the coast of sicily. mike lynchs superyacht has now been salvaged today, after the accident last august that killed the british tech tycoon. his teenage daughter and five others. a report found the vessel likely collapsed, capsized in a powerful storm. crews used one of europe's biggest maritime cranes to lift the 56 metre yacht

the other one is continuing coverage of around conflict with israel also coming up. 2 is of incense, dozens of drugs village by wrong and the result of move on the way was the united states attack iran. donald trump, head of the white house to meet with is not secure with the news regular minutes and kills will massage. and how the stadiums and goes on subsidize, including 11 waiting to get desperately needed. the he's ready military says as low as to another wave of ex, strikes and iran targeting drones, storage sites and a weapons facility to her on size is attacked as well with so cool kamikaze o exploding drains. you and you can watch dog has confirmed as well struck a new t, a site in the central city of this 100 for the 2nd time in the past 9 days. what still get rough? l grossi says there's no danger of radiation from the attack. this is where the army says it's assassinated, senior come on to the slimy gray police regard. say it is already in the city of com as well, accuses him of helping pon how mass is october. 2023 attack and defense systems activated in the ronnie impuls

so a new, a rainy and attacks have been reported in the northern israel. a city of vague she on footage circulating on social network shows the aftermath of a strike on our residential building. reports confirm significant damage from the attack, but do not mention any casualties. local media report, the incident shows how is rarely air defense systems are not stopping new attacks and an exclusive interview with r t a former right in foreign minister mano share. i'm gonna talk a warrants to run those every inch of israel and is ready to strike at any moment. this identity shown to this real has shown that it recognizes no boundaries and its crimes. you ronnie, and leaders concern for the lives of 90000000. the radians he got his, his greatest were on a, takes the utmost precaution and due to protect and safe guard rainy and citizens throughout the country. we believe the zionist regime wants to do many things in a rush that after the martyrdom of our commanders, they wanted to eliminate the successors. after attacking our nuclear facilities, they wanted to

this is the w news, and these are our top stories. israel says it struck the is for her new to the aside in central iran dealing a serious blow to its nuclear program and also killed another 3 scene uranium come on this. israel says it has suffered to 25. this in the conflict. while the ron's health ministry estimates 430 people have been killed on its side, the boys now and its 9th day bella ross is james, the opposition leader has been freed from serving an 18 year prison sentence. still high see far north sky was met in vilnius by his wife's atlanta was this american officials help to secure his release the wish lita alex, i'm the lucas shampoo health tomes with us special envoy keys kellogg in the capital means we live in research a se billions of login details have been leaked, giving criminals access to accounts we use every day around the world. the security for upside been use once the data breaches effect outlets, including google, apple and facebook experts advise people to change passwords and use multi factor authorization. this is the that we can use from dylan and you'll fi

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israel struck iran, so far israel has struck towns and the facility, even deeper underground than the channel tunnel which connects the uk and france of course, has remained out of israel's weaponry. only the us possesses a bomb big enough. this is a 13 tonne weapon, as we know it is unclear whether the president trump is going to deepen american involvement in the conflict by providing that bomb. we're getting reports that iran is targeting israel with a new wave of drone attacks, will bring you more on that as well when we get more. let's speak to behnam ben taleblu - iran programme senior director at the foundation for defence of democracies. welcome to the studio, and there's plenty to talk about. first of all, these reports that we are getting that the us is moving these b-2 bombers, these very crucial assets, closer. pleasure to be with you. it's also consistent with a few other moves we've seen the us take out over the past few days bringing more naval assets into the region, air and missile defence assets into the region and bringing more fighters in the region. moving b-2 is

and i've done more than vote for israel defense aid. i've whipped votes to make sure that we found enough aid for israel. we passed a supplemental bill in this body that had billions of dollars for israel in the aftermath of the horrific attacks on israel by hamas on october 7th. the defense aid the u.s. provided enabled us to knock down iranian drones and missiles. that was a good thing. had those drones and missiles landed in israel, they would have not only killed and wounded tons of civilians, but they would have led to escalation in the region that would have been unhelpful for all countries in the region. so i stand strong for israel's right to defend itself. and i stand strong for the united states in providing israel's support so that they can defend itself. but that's a different question. that's a different question than whether the u.s. should go to war with iran. in my view, there's no compelling security reason for the u.s. to go to war with iran. the last question i want to ask and reflect upon, mr. president, before concl

israel e irán continúan su intercambio de misiles en el 9.° día de enfrentamientos.os diplomáticos no acaban de dar resultados y el mundo está pendiente de la decisión del presidente trump de atacar directamente a irak . >> este es noticiero univisión fin de semana con félix de bedout . >> muy buenas tardes. el verano recién comenzó oficialmente hace unas horas y ya hay más de 200 millones de personas bajo alerta de calor extremo en gran parte del país se pronostican temperaturas en los tres dígitos con una sensación térmica más elevada debido a la humedad . fabiola galindo nos dice qué medidas se están tomando las autoridades para proteger a la población . >> el verano recién ha llegado y empieza con una fuerte ola de calor que impactará desde texas , en el sur. las carolinas hasta chicago, boston y nueva york. es un hecho que más de 200 millones de personas van a estar bajo riesgo de calor. todo este fin de semana y bueno, prácticamente estamos arrancando ya nuestro verano , indicativo de que las temperaturas van a ser más peligrosas. un domo de calor potente eleva

this is the w news and these are our top stories. israel says it struck the is for her nuclear side in central iran, dealing a serious blow to its nuclear program and also killed another 3 scene uranium tremendous. israel says it has suffered to 25. this in the conflict, while the ron's health ministry estimates 430 people have been killed on its side. the boys now and its 9th day bella ross is james, the opposition leader has been freed from serving an a.

can the be a rainy and red crescent accuses israel, violating international humanitarian law by attacking the organizations, relief, helicopter, and ambulances is the facts on nuclear facilities are great war crimes, given also the vendor of environmental and the health care passed through as a result of radiological leakage in his 1st trip to europe, since israel unlaced the war on a rom, this law much republics. foreign minister decries the lock of global reaction to the idea of assault on atomic side. iran has repeatedly stated that it does not seek to built into your weapons. we are against the proliferation of weapons of mass.

the israel must still, it's a textbook. now the threats of regime change made against iran during this latest conflict. inflect a history of interference by the wes, stretching back decades. the us britain and other powers have manage a try to manage it around internal politics. now they had a huge, it's takes a look back at the tone that is taken on the country. talk of regime change by way of for an intervention has dominated the news agenda over the past week. but history offers cautionary tales. the us led invasion of iraq nato's intervention in libya, but also in the wrong with the us and u. k. sponsored regime change ousting is prime minister decades ago. it began in the early 19 hundreds. the british began developing a runs oil industry in exchange for total control over exploration and sales, creating the anglo iranian oil company later known as british petroleum. you're on the vast oil reserves would be under bridge control for the next half century. handing london doubles the revenue compared to that of a run to b

blessed be the lord the god of israel at arlington national cemetery along with the kennedy family president and mrs. johnson paid their last respects to the junior senator from new york. the place where he was laid to rest forever. you are here out of this tragic and brutal slaying the president became even more determined than ever to turn heartbreak into constructive action. the day of the senator's death president johnson sent letters to the president of the senate and the speaker of the house. which urgently implored congress to enact a meaningful and effective gun control law. what in the name of conscience will it take? to pass a truly effective gun control law this hour of tragedy that question should at last be answered. let us now spell out our grief. in constructive action during the month of june as he had done throughout the entire period of his incumbency the president continued to members of congress to stop the senseless criminal violence resulting from easy access to guns. on june 10 the president convened the national commission on the causes and prevention of violence. gat

we know every inch of israel. we know every place there. we know all it's economic political military that has intelligence, security and strategic research centers. whenever we want, we can stream or use railings. wanted to do many things in a runs or the day by day there, which is getting shorter tar, they will not achieve their able desires. it was to the right in foreign minister and the laws and assembled to meet top diplomats from the organization of islam and cooperation. the official says the country is taking active measures to defend itself from israel's attack. our meeting, sorry, is really very valuable in the, the, the, you know, self defense. what we are doing right now is the exact size of our religion. them at the right for the self defense against the acts of hydration. it is all use that they are, i guess it's almost ages. obviously it's the don't phones you know, as peaceful the, you know, set to events of these issues. we are absolutely ready for negotiate the solution for all nuclear program as we did it in 2016. so it

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well, why stopped july 12 on d w the, this is the, the news life from bill in israel says it's delta, a serious blow to iran, nuclear emissions. the is really minutes. recess, open eyed rates again struck and damage. the key is for honda nuclear research facility. it also says it killed 3 pop. come on this. iran says more than 400 people have been killed in the middle then a week of also coming up versus oppositional fig. set highs to handle skis freed up to 5 years behind, pause and realize it with his wife to get lineup is released follows a meeting between a us envoy and the pollution leader. and hackers gain access to billions of online passwords, including for google, apple and facebook accounts. we'll ask that expert how it could affect you the monica jones. welcome to the program, israel's, this it is conducting as strikes against the southern iran in and the operations that killed 3 seed uranium military come on. this is westwood plains also struck an important nuclear facility south of the capital to run the is really army has repeatedly said it is pocketing military installa

israel two years ago on october the 7th. israel say that he was somebody who coordinated between iran and armed proxy groups of iran in the region, so israel has said they have had notable successes today. meanwhile, here in israel, it has been relatively quiet compared to previous days. the israeli military say that eight drones were fired towards israel in one hour. there was a siren early this morning here in jerusalem at about 2:30am but since then relatively quiet compared to recent days and i think the israeli government has been stressing through some of its rhetoric around this that it feels increasingly confident it has done significant damage, both to iran's missile capacity to fire missiles towards israel, but also iran's defence capabilities, too. and ione, very significant shipping routes in the region, what effect is this having on those? it's interesting because, again, just in the last hour or so, we have had confirmation from the iran-backed houthi group in yemen, they have said they would target us ships in

and now israel says, is jets of talk to the military installations. is there any cities of also have been facing iranian retaliations including hits on the negative basheba and hyphen essential as well folding debris from an intercepted missile spoke define a building in a, in holland insight for these, where the military says is intercepted of 15 drawings, 5 by iran, some fragments fell on a residential building in which, and in the north. and these really military have been since ring information about many of the targets of iranian missiles. until head deciding now brings us the latest from tyrone they're talking about a rainy and nuclear facilities and also military complexes as well as very residential buildings being targeted by is try. so it goes without saying that targeting nuclear facilities is obviously something important because of at least 2 reasons. because a 1st is traffic importance of these places. seeing that you are honest, if your program is something that is being created here, enter on as a red line. so now we have seen places r

. >> escalating war between israel and iran. trump says he'll decide whether to attack iran's nuclear sites within the next two weeks, despite our spy. agency saying. iran doesn't. >> have a bomb. >> we'll see what comes out of an intelligence briefing at the white house expected in the next hour. but democrats on the hill are already preparing to stop the president from starting a. war without congress, while their republican colleagues are distracted by internal squabbles over the president's so-called big budget bill. meanwhile, the. country continues. >> to. >> watch immigration agents in los angeles snatch migrants off the street, flanked by national guard troops. that has that. the president has deployed. the federal appeals court gave trump a win on that matter this week, but his ability to detain immigrants indefinitely may be in jeopardy after a key court decision on yesterday. more on that and everything else tonight on politics nation. we start with president trump, who at this very moment is on his way from his new j

how are you thinking about how the israel/iran conflict will impact the economy, especially inflationd what lessons were learned during the 2022 period where the russia/ukraine were sent oil and gas prices skyrocketing? chair powell: of course we are watching like everybody else is what is going on. i don't really have any comment on that. it is possible we will see higher energy prices. what has tended to happens when there is turmoil in the middle east you will see a spike in oil prices but it tends to come down. those things don't generally tend to have lasting effects on inflation all of course in the 1970's they famously did because you had a series of very large shocks. but we have not seen anything like that now. the u.s. economy is far less dependent on foreign oil then it was back in the 1970's. >> a quick follow-up. i have to ask about artificial intelligence. some technology executives have been warning that ai could wipe out a large chunk of entry-level jobs and significantly increase the unemployment rate. i'm wondering how concerned you are if at all about the threat ai

will vice stats july 12 on d w the this is dw, you slide from bill in israel says it's delta, a serious blow to iran, nuclear emissions, the is really minutes. recess open eyed rates again struck and the damage. the key is for honda nuclear research facility. it also says it killed 3 top come on this. iran says more than 400 people have been killed in more than a week of also coming up. the roof is oppositional. vega said highest, the whole skis freed off the 5 years behind pause and realize it with his wife to get lona is released for.

how would you describe it runs economy before this conflict with israel began because it to like israel had been fighting on several fronts via it's proxies in syria and lebanon. a new yeah. been, but it also had, of course, being subject to many decades of sanctions. so the same for us to do the economy was already struggling with the 2 major issues. one of them was the pressure of the genomic sanctions for event over 2 decades, especially very intense tensions since 2012. the 2nd one was the mismanagement of the economy. the corruption, the perceptions of what the strides economic policy beach are actually very hard for as a result. so the economy ross is stagnant and poverty has more sending the wrong in the past few years. and even the economy is affiliated with the government and the stomach region of acknowledge that their leader class are suffering. and the production in many sectors of the economy has been disrupted or by power shortages seem to do 6 weeks. and as a result of these pressures, the article is experiencing a number of his trucks, including a strike by truck drivers

this is something israel has not seen before, so the damage that has been caused in israel is quite extensive. it is quite large . it has caused a lot of people to now stay in the safe rooms in these bomb shelters and not really leave. so it's also worth mentioning, but there have been a lot of those missiles that have infiltrated the air defenses within his real that are quite extensive. the drones this afternoon though, the military says that all of them were intercepted, but one of them actually fell and caused another fire in northern israel. they also have a policy within the air force that if there is some sort of projectile or drone that is coming in and it's gonna fall in an open area, they won't really waste any sort of interceptors on it, but rather will let it fall in that area and the sounds who that live for us in on know, humans who sees are threatening to review attacks on us vessels. if washington goes through with direct strikes on or on the white house in the who's he's agreed to hold hostility, who's but just the cities in may raw, that posing strikes when you are ships and

she decried the lot of western condemnation over israel's actions. and in an address to the you and human rights council, he stated israel was committing war crimes with its attacks on nuclear facilities. now this session of nearly 100000000 populations is subjected to an outrageous act . stuff like vision by it, a game that has been committing a horrible genocide in palestine for the past 2 years. and that is occupying the lands of neighboring countries are peacefully located. facilities have also been targeted, despite data being on the phone with monitoring of i a, a. and despite the fact that that touching such facilities are absolutely banned on the international law in that tax on nuclear facilities or grave war crimes. given also the vendor of environmental and the health capacitor of as the results of radiological linkage. while israel has lost a series of various products targeting a wants in new current infrastructure, including heavily fortified and that tends facility would sell for its significant damage in percent days, according to is

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one has accused israel of leading the region to the brink of disaster. it's been holding talks with a runs for administer of us archie as the organization of his law, me cooperation, making a stumble, a raj, you want to that us intervention in the war with israel would be very dangerous. the research, as a billions of login details has been leaks given criminals access to accounts around the world. the security for the cyber news was the data breaches affect google, apple and facebook experts advise people to change passwords and use multi factor authorization. one of the leaders of bella was this opposition movement has been released from jail following almost 5 years behind bars. that high c 100 will sky was made for his wife, the atlanta on his release from jail, a total of 14 at the rouge and the political prison. those have been released. the surprise move came, i was after the leader of that a roost. i like something because shampoo made it don't strong special and boy keys can only use hospitality in the, in the adult to front of the ciocca. he's

forces and to help protect israel from incoming missiles.t is a very potent force you have three or four in the east event into in the red sea and with three aircraft carriers in that region that is pretty high pretty unusual there's a lot of firepower there. jon: i do not see anything in the persian gulf. is that unusual? is it because the golf is so small those vessels could be relatively easily attacked or is it just because you don't need them there? >> it is a combination of both reversible you do not need them there because they have range from outside the persian gulf. but it would not make any sense to try to get them in their. by mining the streets by the iranians. it is a smart move by the u.s. and there is no reason to have it. jon: let's talk about the b-2's. that is an air force ship. they normally are stored it whiteman air force base in missouri they've apparently take it off headed to guam. what does that tell you? >> it tells me they are getting ready to be ready for action. during the response to the 9/11 attack on the u.s.

"well, we can't get involved in israel." can't do this, can't do that.d you hear this can't about never -- this cant about never ending wars and stuff like that. wars don't have to be never ending. i think the current israeli war is going to be never ending and there's a lot at stake there. that is something i worry about. but i also worry about the culture in the united states. i worry about our educational system. adam: just to close, i want to say we hear at -- here at aei are so proud and grateful to be home for judge silverman's legacy. this today will be the first of an annual lecture every year. we're so grateful to everybody who made this project possible. also grateful to everybody who could join us today, first and foremost of the silverman family. thank you so much for joining us. everybody please join me one more time in thanking attorney general barr. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025] >> i ask unanimous consent that the committee on the judiciary to be discharged in the senate now proceed. >> the clerk will

the answer is, will be the uranium red crescent, accuse israel of violating international humanitarian law by attacking the organizations, relief, helicopter, and ambulances. effects on nuclear facilities are great law crimes given also the danger of environmental and the health kept us through as a result of radiological linkage and his 1st trip to europe. since israel nice of war on a rom, this comic republic. foreign minister decries the lack of global reaction to the idea of assaults on atomic site. iran has repeatedly stated that it does not see.