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flailing in the situation. >> there is reporting from "the wall street journal, we have not been able to confirm that the united states is splitting an idea that if israel accepts a two state solution, something benjamin netanyahu has not only been against but has been elected on the basis from day one of standing against, if they were to accept that, the united states would arrange for saudi arabia to recognize israel and normalize relations, which, in., would lead to other arab neighbors doing so. sounds like an interesting idea. any possibility of it being true or getting any traction? >> i think it is very likely true. i don't have 100% confirmation but in jerusalem, people are operating as if that were an option on the table. the issue is the united states doesn't control either what saudi arabia does, with the palestinians will do, and i doubt it is possible with benjamin netanyahu, although it puts him in a terrible, terrible corner, which may be what the biden administration wants, to tie his hands. he has promised israelis that only he can bring peace with saudi arabia and saudi arabia is the holdout. if you think of a 60-year-old israeli, the aspiration of that person's entire life has been to be accepted in the region.
counterstrike, tangibles are zero dead and minimum damage but i think what is fascinating other intangibles. who would've thought world three would be averted through a compelling storytelling. —— world war three. that is how we are avoiding further escalation. are saying what strike? and the israelis are making it sound like a scene from the godfather where the man wakes up with the horse head in his bed and he is terrified because he knows the long arm of israeli justice can reach you at any time. we have hardly heard — reach you at any time. we have hardly heard confirmation - reach you at any time. we have hardly heard confirmation from| hardly heard confirmation from either side about what is happening, israel has not confirmed it has carried out a strike, iran seems to be downplaying it, is it designed to de—escalate the situation? it was an immaculate attack with no real engagement and an american official said to me today, i won't talk about last night. so if that is what it takes to get us to a better day, then so be it. i takes to get us to a better day, then so be it. i guess the auestion
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only been against and has been elected on the basis from day one of standing against, if they were to accept that, the united states would arrangeing for saudi arabia to recognize israel and normalize relations which in theory would lead to other arab neighbors doing so. sounds like an interesting idea. any possibility of it being true or getting any traction? >> i think it's very likely true. i don't have 100% confirmation but in jerusalem people are operating as if that were an option on the table. the issue is the united states doesn't control what saudi arabia does, what the palestinians will do. i think it's possible with netanyahu although it puts him in a terrible, terrible corner. which may be what the biden administration wants to tie his hands. because he's promised israelis only he can bring peace with saudi arabia. saudi arabia is the hold up. the 60-year-old israeli, the
in his bed and he is terrified because he knows the long arm of israeli justice can reach you at any time. we have hardly heard confirmation from either side about what is happening, israel has not confirmed it has carried out a strike, iran seems to be downplaying it, is it designed to de—escalate the situation? it was an immaculate attack with no real engagement and an american official said to me today, i won't talk about last night. so if that is what it takes to get us to a better day, then so be it. i guess the question is, where are we now in terms of escalation? are we expecting there to be more strikes or could this now bring at least a relative pause in this tit—for—tat? a pause but i am still concerned, ifeel like what has happened in this past couple of weeks is there is a retaliation inflation where the price of payback has gone up and taboos have been broken. there are some of the things that have gone easy,
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embarrassment like the first attack where they mounted this mountain massive pack, which essentially was it's completely ineffective director clapper please stand by for us. >> i'm gonna go live now to the pentagon where oren liebermann is. they're standing by or in anything you're hearing right now from military officials in this country? >> not at this point right now. us officials are being very quiet here. we haven't gotten confirmation or information about what they're seeing in this case, but i certainly agree with james clapper that it's difficult to see this very much so as anything other than israel's response, which had been promised by prime minister benjamin netanyahu by defense minister yoav gallant so it's difficult to see the situation were playing out right now with reports of explosions in isfahan, iran, as well as some explosions in syria and iraq as anything other than the israeli response that they had been promising a few interesting points to make here over the course of the past six months, we have seen israel openly talk about some of its strikes in a smaller
can, of course pick some significant gems including on and is really aid package. >> michael brownlee fourth in washington, d.c. joining us now is nbc news chief foreign affairs correspondent and chief washington course monday, andrea mitchell, i know you have been working all night to get us confirmation of what, in fact, is going on here. and this becomes very important because we know something has happened. we know that it is inside iran and we know that israel has the capacity to hit inside iran, we have seen it before. the question is, is this a major escalation? is this a response to last week ? how much bigger does a and how might it be contained? >> that is a big question. and it we don't know precisely what has happened. and i was saying, there was that conversation, a very important conversation between the national security advisor and importantly, ron dermer, who is the closest longtime o adviser to benjamin netanyahu. he is the most important diplomat, had been in