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The military is close by in case something were to happen. >> how can the report damage the u.s. relationship with egypt? >> reporter: when we look at the cia relationship with egypt, we are talking about the rendition program where suspects are taken from round the world to egypt to be interrogated. this has been going on since the clinton days in the mid '90s. a long relationship with the u.s. government. the egyptians would not like the dirty laundry out in the open. they have a secretive intelligence community here. this could damage relations. if any country is named, egypt is likely to b...

The lack of strategic thinking on the israeli side for the massive military campaign that will cause civilian casualties to remove things like tunnels to be dug again. this is not a sustainable, realistic or morally justifiable response to this problem. there are other ways around it through diplomacy and addressing the legitimate grievances on the ground. >> there's breaking news by reuters in cairo, a palestinian official has proposed a ceasefire, immediate ceasefire, foll followed by five days of negotiations. is that -- could that be a condition that hamas would agree to? there are divisio...

>> hamas is telling anybody who stays there an innocent victims. he was talking about diplomacy. let's dial in bret baier from our nation's capitol. our top diplomat, john kerry, heading east to talk peace. but are people going to even listen to the united states anymore, because to many, it seems like the united states has lost a lot of respect in the world policy stage. >> i don't think there are many people around the world who will disagree that the u.s. has lost juice on the global community stage. and you're right, there is a sense of how much leverage will the u.s. have? this seems to m...

But now israel is reporting that mortar foyer has been coming over already just a few hours into the sees fire. what does this mean? >> i think there are two big problems in getting a cease-fire here. first of all, two sides are quite far apart on their terms. israel has been willing to accept an immediate cease-fire. hamas doesn't want a cease-fire unless it offers some relief from the blockade of gaza that has prevented people and goods from going in and out 6 gaza in recent years. they also want the re-release of some of the prisoners who israel took in retaliation for the kidnapping of tho...

Here's how he described it as he of in cairo. >> no country is -- as he was in cairo. >> no country is safe from that kind of spread of terror. none of cuss afford to leave that en-- none of us can forward to leave that entity with a safe haven which would become a base for terror against anyone and all, not only in the region but outside of the region, as well. >> reporter: no country is safe. a sobering warning. we learned as we landed in amman that isis had reached just within 0 miles of the or-- 70 miles of the jordanian border, pushing up toward syria, opening a corridor from syria toward...