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The means to achieve this goal. >> reporter: a thinly veiled threat that israel reserves the right it take unilateral military action against the iranian nuclear facility. but that is really at the very edge of the envelope for the israeli air force in terms of their ability and capability tactically. also remember, it's a time that the israeli air force, the israeli military did not want to launch a strike because of the sensitive diplomatic negotiations going on now. the u.s. would very much like it avoid a strike. what's important here to note is how the allies that used to deal with things...

Such a good point because that -- that vocal nature of all of this, too, might be coming from the people, the citizens who live there. i'm curious to know what are average israelis saying about this? >> reporter: tough walk back these kinds of words. tonight the u.s. ambassador to israel went on the two major television newscasts to try to win over the hearts and minds of many israelis. whether that has worked or not, we'll have to see over the next couple of days. what is interesting here is that the prime minister is making a very dangerous political gamble in the sense that there are now a ...

Sitting in an iranian prison because of his christian faith. fox reports on the new outrage among people tirelessly working to bring him home. and disgusting comments from a cable news host, slamming former v.p. nominee sarah palin simply because he does not share her opinions. and apparently no consequences for his hateful words. >> the networks condoning those types of statements because there's been no punishment of the fella who said these words, that's hypocrisy. >> tonight, governor palin responds publicly for the first time. depending on with whom you listen, the tentative deal with...

We know the program has grown in the past decade. details on that? >> reporter: well, it's grown substantially. in 2003, iran had only 164 centrifuges. today it has 19,000. in 2003, iran approached the bush administration with an offer to talk about its nuclear program. that overture was rejected, and here we are today. the current deal does not require iran to destroy any of those centrifuges. iran gets to keep its relatively large stockpile of reactor-grade uranium which could still be converted into weapons-grade uranium in a matter of months. >> that's what israel is balking at, that this ...

Pat, the president of iran comes out and basically calls everybody else a liar. he says what's in this deal is all of the sanctions have been wiped away. is there any possibility that rouhani is telling the truth? >> let's go back to -- you know the problem with this is that as i like to call it, is that the desperation to do a deal on the part of this president and this secretary of state, whatever the cost as president has been, frankly on, bailiff dwrous iran. and he's turned an eye from the democracy movement and whatever else. he keeps thinking he can do these things with anybody. and i t...