my power, my country is falling apart, my people are falling apart. i won't let them down. that's a perfect example of the sentiment here as the rally continues outside of the united nations. jamie. >> jamie: julie banderas reporting live from the united nations. thank you, julie. >> kelly: one of egypt's neighbors not saying much about the unrest, but israel is closely watching the violence unfold on its door steps, hanging in the balance the future of the first arab country to stein a peace treaty with israel. leland vittert is live from jerusalem, leland. >> kelly, nobody will officially go on the record and talk about this, but we've talked about the highly placed government sources who say they knew they were concerned about this. let me show you why. let me take a look at the maps. the islamic states would as soon see israel in the dark blue and israel has friends in the middle east, not friends, acquaintances and jordan and egypt. and this yellow part turns