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is a limited capacity attack. it is far away removed from the initial plans that israel before and after iran attacked on saturday and in a way, maybe comes with israeli hopes that this will end this cycle of violence. on one hand, but also send a message to i think many people in the israeli cabinet and the military trying to send which israel will not accept such an iranian fast attack, even with the very limited damage thanks to the coalition to american air force and is really air force, most of the, the rest of the attack but iran will not be able to go with impunity on that this was a symbolic act to signal them to
and so obviously what happened with the hamas atrocities that were perpetrated against the israelis on october 7th triggered then the israeli military operations in gaza, which then triggered a lot of these attacks that were taking place from the houthis, the hezbollah, and others. so this is just this cycle that continues to go on. so it is hard to say how this is going to end. we have made some progress on the last several decades. but in many respects, the palestinian issue frequently is at the core of some of these events, that tend to spiral out of control and just hoping that this is not going to be one that will lead to a large regional conflagration, that is ringing and not just israel but iran but also other states and the united states direct military conflict. >> in the days ahead, we are going to see a lot of official statements and news conferences from a multitude of world
in terms of this particular confrontation at this moment and we have to caveat that this could be a sort of put a hold on this for tat at the moment. >> signs of cooler heads, perhaps nic robertson. thank you so much there in jerusalem are paula hancocks in beirut as nick was just sort of saying, i have fairly limited strike israel significant of course, in terms of striking a rainy and sold directly, but not in terms of how big it was by the look of it the thing is it's a cycle of retaliation walk us through how we got here well, michael, i think it's important ready to go back to the beginning of this month when we're looking at this current uptick in the in the for tat between israel and iran and spina shallow war between the two years. >> but april 1, israel did carry out was a suspected of
entire region there is very, very precarious. and now it's going to take very seriously the ship to pull back from this brain one thing that happened in the wake of the iranian missile strike on israel over the last weekend. the israelis say that they did it to send back a strong message of deterrence because the rules of the game had changed, but now it was acceptable for iran to continue to launch missiles from their own territory directly at israel. if this to yes, slice, is that now mean that goes back to the status quo before last weekend or we still at that point where direct strikes by ran on israel and vice versa are now part of the are acceptable other way well, look, i think we have to wait and see if you're on makes good on its threat to respond to an israeli assault. so imagine is a strike a retaliation. retaliation to the retaliation. >> and then another one. >> so this is a cycle that some leaders have to be able to
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12 jurors are seated in the trump trial. opening statements could come as soon as monday. mike johnson pushing ahead with critical votes on aid to israel and ukraine. >> we look forward to the vote tomorrow. we look forward to every member voting their conscience and their desire. that's exactly how this process is supposed to work and how the house is supposed to operate. ♪♪ good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. u.s. officials are hoping israel's low-key retaliation against iran, in what is called a limited military strike, will end the cycle without further conflict. flashes in the sky could be seen from iran's air defenses over the city of isfahan in the central part of the country. israeli officials would neither confirm nor deny the strikes
of prayers. very often in iran, that is the scene for some really vitriolic, angry rhetoric with the left fist shaking, a lot of angry speeches by iranian religious and revolutionary guards leaders. they have vowed revenge in the past. we're not seeing that happen, quite the opposite. some people have mocked this attack, saying it's a bit pathetic. if that's what they think all israel's capable of doing, fine, great. betterthat than think all israel's capable of doing, fine, great. better that than they respond with their own response and in the whole cycle of tit—for—tat continues with the ultimate risk of dragging in the united states and turning it into a regional war that closes the straight, sends energy prices soaring, people streaming to the airports and ports to get out of the airports and ports to get out of the region — nobody wants that. frank gardiner talking to me earlier.
united states and israel, and then what happened on the ground in iran. >> joe, i should begin by saying my information is limited because it's still not entirely clear what happened. but as of 24 hours ago, the united states was still urgently counseling israel to be careful about retaliation and a new cycle of escalation. the u.s. view had been, after the spectacular success, to use the term senior administration official used after saturday night's defeat of the missile pa barrage, to take the win. you demonstrated your ability to deter iranian attacks. don't take this into a new round. from monday on, i heard from israeli officials, we are going to strike back. it was a question of when and
action. it's a privileged resolution which means xi bring up full word and then force this effort, but it doesn't have to happen immediately. and we should know that the first vote would be a motion to table. i know this is getting into the weeds, but it's important because that distinction could mean that democrats may be comfortable doing something to kill that on the floor. there were already two democrats saying saying that if johnson does the right thing, meaning bringing forward this ukraine package which he has done to this point, they would be willing to help him in that vote. of course, the larger question john is, how do you remain a republican speaker if you have democrats helping you at every single turn, does that make it very difficult to do your job, especially in an election year where you you're sort leading the party and making the case that you deserve the majority. next cycle all right. >> it will be a big day up there. you are there for at lauren fox. thanks so much for being with us. sarah all right. >> only taylor swift could one up. taylor swift. she doesn't just drop one album, but she's got two for fans this morning.