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was a limiter on short in that hollywood and have on this theme stayed within a minimum of frameworks. >> whereas we could have given much harsher response to the israeli regime, puff following that, we announced that this response is within the framework of legitimate defense according to international law that we will not continue. however, in case that ambassador israeli regime but dome embarks on adventurism. again, takes action against the interests of iran. then next response from us, we will be immediate and at a maximum level it will be decisive the right minister added that iran had no interest in escalating tensions or the chaos of the conflict in the region much
conversion facility and possibly in the area of the nuclear sight there we are hearing significant the word a lot, politically it's the same it's significant. >> yes good evening i think this was forecast for a number of days i had in the israeli ambassador to the u.s. on the special report yesterday he essentially said we have to respond and how we do it and when we do it was up in the air at that point i think that the biggest question mark tonight is hezbollah and they came out with a statement today saying that any strike on iran would be met with fierce retaliation and i do think that there is a tinderbox and there has been since the original iran strike that was failed but it is even more so
(♪) you were made to dream about it for years. we were made to help you book it in minutes. ♪ ♪ >> carley: the u.s. embassy is telling employees and their family is to exercise caution after israel carried out a strike on iran. restricted personal travel outside of tel aviv, jerusalem until further notice. rabbi served as a senior advisor to donald trump's ambassador to israel and is live near tel aviv right now. rabbi, good morning to you. what is the mood like in jerusalem or israel right now, following the strike last night? >> the mood i think is quietly confident. there were two different things and israel in terms of how things are going, number one the amount of leaks coming from the
continue. >> however, in case that ambassador israeli regime, for a bit hot but dome embarks on adventurism again and takes action shin against the interests of iran. >> the next response from us will be immediate and at a maximum level it will be decisive she, seven foreign ministers are meeting again today to discuss the back and forth between israel and iran already, the us and uk or slapping use sanctions on iran, the us targeting iran's drone program, the uk hitting iranian military leaders and institutions. >> here's the eu foreign policy if you said burrell we have to ask israel for restraint. nansha to the attack. we cannot escalate. you cannot go step by step ensuring every time. higher, to a regional war. i don't want to
threatening them and john bowman, just this week, said, the former u.n. ambassador for the trump administration, said that what israel should do is retaliate by attacking a nuclear facility. so he was one, and there were also members of the right-wing coalition. this is the moment to take the excuse of iran launching against israel by finally going after they are nuclear facilities. i doubt very much that that is what they did because that would be such. >> that would be a bigger deal, yes. please such an escalation against what the u.s. let me point out that it was specifically mentioned, from cans, from netanyahu, they finally, obviously, the greed of something, notify the u.s. today, they did it, how big it
now, the us position, as you say, has long been known. it argues that granting palestine full status would be premature, that it should not come ahead of a negotiated settlement, a bilateral agreement between palestine and israel. but nonetheless, although that was the us position, it was clear that it did not want, if it could possibly avoid it, to have to do what it did today. there are reports of pretty intense lobbying behind the scenes. the us would have liked to have got this vote delayed or even better had other members come on board to help defeat it. but in the end, what's remarkable is 12 of the 15 members of the security council voted in favor, including some pretty key us allies — japan, south korea and france. and that forced the us ambassador robert wood, to raise that hand, issuing the veto and killing the proposal. to raise that hand, issuing
a bilateral agreement between palestine and israel. but nonetheless, although that was the us position, it was clear that it did not want, if it could possibly avoid it, to have to do what it did today. there are reports of pretty intense lobbying behind the scenes. the us would have liked to have got this vote delayed or even better had other members come on board to help defeat it. but in the end, what's remarkable is 12 of the 15 members of the security council voted in favour, including some pretty key us allies — japan, south korea and france. and that forced the us ambassador robert wood, to raise that hand, issuing the veto and killing the proposal. but not only that, some critics would say once again exposing how isolated the us is becoming on the international stage over this issue. that wasjohn that was john sudworth. live now to hussein ibish,
obviously could have fired missiles and it is important to remember that iran does not have as extensive and iron dome if you will of missile defence set up as israel does and just to go back to when i talked about before i had the ambassador of the israeli ambassador to the u.s. on last night and he said that drone and missile attack that iran launched quote cannot go unanswered because if you don't answer the iranians will feel impunity we have to respond and we will respond and going on he says he fully do not push back against iran in a matter of a few years you may see nuclear warheads on ballistic missiles and michael herzog also said in our part of the world defence is not enough to create deterrent we need to push back. we knew this was coming in the administration clearly had to know this was coming they were trying to get at two where it
than six months of war in gaza while israel continues expanding settlements in the occupied west bank. that's a move widely considered a violation of international law. our north america correspondent john sudworth has more on the vote. yeah, there's been a long day of speeches here at the united nations, passionately held positions on both sides. the palestinian representative saying that granting palestine full membership status would give hope to the palestinian people. a response from the israeli ambassador here saying that six months on from the hamas attacks, it would simply be a reward for terror. now, the us position, as you say, has long been known. it argues that granting palestine full status would be premature, that it should not come ahead of a negotiated settlement — a bilateral agreement between palestine
palestine�*s full membership." the push to recognise its statehood comes after more than six months of war in gaza, while israel continues expanding settlements in the occupied west bank. that's a move widely considered a violation of international law. our north america correspondent, john sudworth, has more on the vote. yeah, there's been a long day of speeches here at the united nations. passionately held positions on both sides. the palestinian representative saying that granting palestine full membership status would give hope to the palestinian people. a response from the israeli ambassador here saying that six months on from the hamas attacks, it would simply be a reward for terror. now, the us position, as you say, has long been known. it argues that granting palestine full status would be premature, that it should not come ahead of a negotiated settlement,