>> all right. at the tomb of the unknown soldier, there are many special events to honor our veterans. this has always been the most profound, if not the most somber because in its quiet it speaks volumes. the president of the united states, commander-in-chief, laying a wreath at an unknown soldier's tomb and just brings it back, we're following that, the president moments away from doing so himself. lucas tomlinson, where he'll be going after this at wilmington, delaware. he's looking at a lot of world developments concurrently, not the least of which is going on in israel as we speak. do you, lucas. >> that's right, neil. and veterans day of course, one of the most sacred traditions here in the united states, dating back to president eisenhower who, for years, of course, the world and the united states celebrated and honored armistice day end of world war i. sadly world war i was supposed to be the war to end all wars, it was not. you had world war ii, the korean war and president eisenhower signed is bill into law for veterans day, the focus had to be on veterans of all wars. and president biden arrived at arlington national cemetery moments ago where he'll lay the wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery. just to go through some of the history, the tomb of the unknown soldier was created in 1921 providing a final resting place for one of america's unidentified world war i soldiers and two more unknowns from world war ii and the korean war were added in 1958. in 1984 president ronald reagan presided over the internment from another unknown from the vietnam war. he was later identified as an air force pilot, it isn't just events in arlington and washington that we need to discuss, neil. halfway around the world, it was an arab summit in riyadh today grabbing attention, including the appearance of iran's president in saudi arabia, who's met and seen shaking hands with defacto ruler mbs. the first time an iranian leader set foot in saudi arabia since they reestablished in march. and president biden is expect today speak any minute now and lay the wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier 11:15. neil: thank you, history. your grasp of history is second to none. i want to go to alex hogan, and bringing in the real world in focus this day, what is going on. she's in israel with the latest on the conflict there. >> hi, neil. we're learning more from israeli officials about the overall death toll from the attacks on october 7th. the israeli defense ministry says that 1200 people died, not 1400. they explained that investigators were looking at the bodies, a lot of them unidentified. now, finding that some of them were actually members of hamas. meanwhile, in gaza, the death toll continues to rise while there's no official verification on the exact numbers, the palestinian health authority there says as many as 11,000 people have died since october 7th. it is, again, worth reminding our viewers, there's no verifiable way to determine if the numbers are real because that's released by hamas. it's desperate conditions. the international committee of the red cross says at that the health care system really has reached the point of no return. doctors are without borders say they are shocked and more than 1,000 officials from usaid made an official plea to call for a cease-fire. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu fired back at french president emmanuel macron who warned of the dangers taking place in gaza and the recent interview. while he says he supports israel's right to defend itself, he argues too many civilians are suffering. take a listen. >> day after day, what we saw is the bombing of civilians and i think this is the only solution we have, this is cease-fire because it's impossible to explain. we want to fight against, and killing innocent people. >> those comments not going over well here in israel especially when the idf affirmed it only entered the war because of the atrocious attacks we saw on october 7th. since then idf says the military has struck 15,000 times at hamas targets and also been able to confiscate as many as 6,000 weapons. back here tonight in northern israel to give you a look, neil, at some of the developments that we're seeing in the north and conflict with hezbollah, hezbollah's leader spoke in a major speech earlier this evening saying that lebanon is essentially another front to put pressure on israel and they will be using new weapons, new ammunition. the country here, israel's defense minister traveled to this part of the country today warning lebanon, warning hezbollah not to escalate, neil. neil: alex, thank you again. be safe. you and your crew. alex hogan there. general jack keane with us now. it's an honor to have you with us on veterans day. even while we're not involved in this war, we have u.s. soldiers, 1200 on boots on the ground in harm's way, attacked from iranian-backed entientitie we go after the rebel groups funded by iran and leave it at that. what do you think? >> well, personally, i'd just like to take a look at it strategically what it happening. i mean, there's a recognition among many of us in foreign policy and national security who wake up every day and this is kind of what we work on, that the united states has lost its ability to deter its adversaries. our adversaries for the last two, three years have gotten considerably more aggressive. we did not deter putin in ukraine. we have not deterred the iranians from what they're attempting to do here in using their instrument, hamas, to destroy as much of israel as they can, weaken israel politically. isolate them geopolitically, worldwide condemnation against israel and try to force a collapse of the government. certainly, they're trying to drive us out of the middle east, which has been an objective for 43 years and that's why they're attacking us now, i think, 48 times since october 7th. 83 times before that. but even more than that, we have president xi, you commented on it many times, we have discussed it many times, how he has stepped up his aggression against the united states, against taiwan, against our allies and partners for the last two or three years. we are not deterring these adversaries. they see leadership in the united states, they believe it's weak. this is their perception, and they think they can take advantage of us because the united states is, generally speaking, in decline and we don't have the same political will and they look at our military and they see the facts, that the military post-9/11 has eroded. it's current capability is not as strong as it used to be. still the number one military in the world, but when you put it in certain scenarios, it's challenged. all of those things are coming together here and that's why you see the attacks continuing to accelerate against u.s. forces in iraq and syria. you know, despite the fact that we've tried to tell them through two air strikes, to knock it off. they're not going to knock it off. that's the reality of it, until you put something on the table that they value more and you're willing to take some risk with that in escalation. and not be afraid that it's going to start a war with iran. the 43 years of evidence suggests that iran does not want the direct confrontation with the united states and that's why they've designed the brilliant strategy of using proxies in other countries, terrorist organizations primarily to attack us and drive us out of the region. we don't want direct confrontation with us, because that's the end of their regime. neil: but, general, don't the iranians know that we don't want a direct confrontation going after entities in iran and that is something from which they take advantage? >> oh, yeah, absolutely. and that's why i believe, after you take down the proxy's capability to attack us, that you put on the table, that the irgc training center which is based in iran where all of these proxies train. the hamas was there with 500 in september, for example. put on the table rigc basis which reagan did in the mid '80s, he took down platforms and irgc bases because they were interfering with the flow of oil out of the persian gulf, which is another one of their major objectives and also, put the irgc headquarters in iran on the table. these are things that will get their attention. we've had two presidents that have done this, reagan is one. the other one is certainly president trump, when he went after the leader of the r irgc cud force and killed him and back on their heels. did they conduct an attack in recrimination, yes. it was a measured attack and we've never heard from them since under the trump administration, i mean. yes we have to confront the iranians over this issue or it will continue. after all, we're trying to prevent americans from being killed and it looks like as they continue to conduct these attacks at some point, luck is going to run out and sadly to say we may have a tragic occurrence here. neil: all right. general, i want to thank you very much. we are going to go now to arlington, the tomb of the unknown soldier, the president of the united states about to lay a wreath after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> forward, arms. present arms. 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scuffles with the police and the like. molly line with the latest on that. >> neil, i'm standing in front of the u.s. embassy where more than an hour now, enormous amounts of people have been flowing by at the pro-palestinian march where people have been chanting things like cease-fire now, from the river to the sea. massive protests have been filling the streets in london on the weekends for weeks now. this is different because it coincides with armistice day, commemorates the end of world war i and somber weekend in the u.k. where the country remembers its war dead. the metropolitan police, as you mentioned, they're out in force and they will be all weekend calling this a major police operation, some 2000 officers and others from the u.k. forces on duty across central london and police reporting each year, this is a major security operation, but this one expected to be even bigger. the british prime minister calling the pro-palestinian protests for today disrespectful, but the marcher argued that it's peace and what they're calling for. you mentioned some of the arrests today, there are some counter protests also going on on the streets of london and those protesters are largely that is where the metropolitan police say the arrests have been made, at least 80 people have been taken into kufrt custody. they're trying to keep them separate. the pro-palestinian to whitehall, the government district, but rerouted and coming across in front of the u.s. embassy this weekend. there are multiple posters criticizing not only prime minister benjamin netanyahu of israel, but the u.s. prime minister and u.s. president biden as well. neil. neil: thank you very much for that, molly line. with us right now is lt. colonel peter lerner with the israeli defense forces, spokesman. lt. colonel, i should say, i apologize. we've got the demonstrations all over the world and most, colonel, as you know, tend to go pro-palestinian and i'm wondering, given what you witnessed and your country experienced five weeks ago this very day, how do you feel about that? >> i really can't comment on protests around london or anywhere around the world, but i will say this, nasrallah, the leader of hezbollah today, you know, the largest terror organization in the world, celebrated the anti-israel protests in his speech today and when you're chanting the same chants as the leader of iran, i think people need to ask themselves really, really serious questions. neil: do you, when you see the protests, and again i understand you can't talk about them, i do wonder part of you-- i know you're a military guy. are you concerned that hamas seems to be making inroads building global condemnation of israel, rarely hamas, and that, you know, we're way -- colonel, they're winning that pr war? >> our role here in idf and my role as idf spokesperson is to convey not only what we're doing, but how we're doing and to address the huge challenge that these terrorist organizations, specifically hamas in our case, pose not only to us, but also to our life style. i was watching the ceremony just before you brought me on, and the silence of the ceremony of veterans day and indeed, the armistice day in the u.k. now, there is one thing in common or very, very strong connecting line between those dates and what we're doing here. we are fighting against an evil enemy that has no regard for human life and that is why it is a just fight. we have no choice. they came into our bedrooms, they butchered our babies and now we're fighting a war that is in the defense of our people. neil: you know, colonel, you've heard, obviously, about this arab summit saudi arabia hosting it for the first time in 11 years, sir, an iranian representative is there. on any level does that bother you? >> iran has been pulling the strings behind the scenes, especially on the front with lebanon and hezbollah. in the last month, iranian involvement can never end up in anything positive, i'm afraid. neil: let me get a sense, too, what you can share with us. i understand you can't share much militarily and i understand that, i appreciate that, colonel, but we've heard from the prime minister that israel must have a role and it could last a while determining gaza's future and that that could take some time, never specified how much time. but we do know that other countries want in on deciding gaza's fate, egypt providing this passageway, but also, qatar helping in the passageway getting the relief in and some individuals out. and i cannot imagine, given the fact that qatar is a host to so many hamas operatives, that you'd welcome that. >> so our war effort and the directive we've received from the government to dismantle and destroy hamas as a governing authority and a terrorist entity in the gaza strip. that's what we're doing currently, i'd say with some great success. in the last few days we've destroyed and overrun over 11 command posts of hamas. we announced today that we killed one of the battalion commanders, who was holed up in a hospital behind a thousand people that were taking refuge in a hospital. so, we evacuated the hospital and encouraged people to evacuate and the terrorists actually evacuated and escaped with him. he and his henchmen ended up in a school and we took him out and we killed him as well. so i would say, we have to keep our eye on the ball and the idf is moving forward day by day in order to seek out and achieve our goals and achieve our directives. the end state, what happens when it all-- when the dust of this war is over needs to be a very, very clear understanding that terrorism does not fade and terrorism against israel doesn't pay, and the people of israel are restored and that the peace and the serenity that all normal people deserve. and of course, then, we have to bring back 239 hostages. israelis and foreign nationals that have been held by hamas. this is what we're-- this is what we're doing currently, neil. that's our goal. neil: if all of those hostages are released, what happens? >> you know, that would be a starting place. i mean, the prime minister also commented on there's no sense of talking about cease-fire without the hostages, but that's a place to start. let's bring them home first. neil: got it. colonel, thank you very much. be well, be safe. >> good day, neil. neil: senator bill cassidy bus from louisiana, veteran affairs committee, finance committee took part in the round table on the anti-semitism going on campuses, and good to have you this day. you heard, sir, what the colonel was touching on, the notion of releasing hostages is the least that hamas should and can do. let's say they releases, 239 the number that he used. >> and can i back up, neil. neil: please. >> you commented that most of these protesters seem to be pro-palestinian. let me just comment on that. there's a picture of a group of folks in new orleans who are protesting, the leader of them had a scottish name. they were pro-palestinian and i'm sorry, i just have to go there. we just had this anti-semitism round table, there was an articulate woman from sanford, jewish, who had gone to high school in los angeles, lots of jewish classmates and she said that almost from the time they were in school, they were inculcated that israel was the oppressor and that there was a billboard put up or a poster that was kept up for an extended period of time listing israel as oppressor. so we shouldn't be surprised if there's been this kind of constant indoctrination by the educational establishment that israel is an oppressor and by the way, other groups that you and i would be surprised to imagine are listed as opressors are listed as opressors. so, i just want to say this is almost a conspiracy of the woke left using educational establishments to kind of establish that israel is the bad people. and frankly, so are some other groups that you and i would look at and say, they've done a lot of good for humanity, i've just got to comment on that. neil: we're tight for time, but we're seeing a protest wilmington, delaware, the president will be there after he leaves washington, but tech could hes pretty much what we've seen in london, what we've seen in berlin and rome and paris and some of the many cities i've covered them during this very show every saturday and they go on and on, but they are disproportionally zinging israel more than-- forget the palestinians, hamas itself. does it bother you that's how the world, not across the board, but mostly reacts? >> yes, and i think it's an indictment of the educational establishment. not your local teacher who is a good person, but the people in the universities that are teaching the students in universities these things. by the way, i heard you say they're chanting from the river to the sea. neil: yes. >> that means the extermination of israel. that doesn't mean a peaceful kumbayah let's live together. no, it's wipe the plate clean and let's start over 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that might be the case. alex. >> hi, neil. as you mentioned so many protesting in place across the world when they're looking what's taking place between the idf and hamas. there's real tension at the northern part of israel between the idf and hezbollah. we've seen cross-border attacks that do not stop. looking further south at that part of the country where the idf continues to move in, saying within the last several days, it's found more and more tunnels, altogether 90 tunnels expected to be used by hamas. the idf also says that what it is doing now is trying this effort to relieve the danger for civilians by moving as many of them south as fast as possible, 100,000 people have moved south just in the last three days and today idt says it took out a member of hamas who kept 1,000 people hostage inside a gaza hospital preventing them from evacuating. we've seen the footage what it's like in some of the hospitals, the dire conditions, people who are there in the hospital extremely crowded, areas that are surrounded by attacks. one doctor explaining the horrors for those who are in these hospitals. >> our colleagues there, they barely communicate with other people, with outside community. they're feeling that like they are facing death without help and support. >> today arab leaders are meeting in saudi arabia to discuss the war and what should be done. crown prince mohammed bin salman says the war needs to end, but calling for the hostages, more than 200 people returned home to israel and iran, calling this meeting that you see here, these hugs, these greetings, the image of unity for islamic nations. palestinian authority leader mahmoud abbas, i should say, he is putting pressure on the u.s., asking the u.s. to make a move to encourage israel to stand down. no word just yet on that from israeli officials here, but what we've been hearing from them, neil, in recent days, continued stance, there will be no cease-fire, the goal is to dismantle hamas and bring the hostages home, neil. neil: thank you for that, alex. again, be safe. to caroline glick, the former netanyahu assistant foreign policy advisor. carolyn, i can't help, but go back to the saudi arabia hosting summit which includes iran, and pr, that they're all in agreement. they're not all in agreement. what do you make of it? >> hi, neil. look, there isn't any among the arab league and certainly among the saudis and iranians. iran, of course, wants to present a united front against israel. to a certain degree this meeting of arab leaders is a show of force that iran wants even though you hear disparate voices like that of crown prince bin salman that says that the hostages need to be returned. neil: when he says that, the expectation is that the raids and the attack lines and the strikes stop. is he getting ahead of himself? >> look, i think that the call for a cease-fire is very much getting ahead of yourself. we have military objections, we have to obliterate hamas after what they did to us five weeks ago. there's no way we can co-exist with hamas after what happened. it's very clear, it can't continue to exist as an entity if we want to continue to live, and rebuild, reconstitute their power after every round of previous warfare thanks to the international community that sends them billions and billions of dollars, first and foremost, qatar and iran. but we can't allow this to continue. hamas has to go. and so, no matter what happens at the end of the day, israel isn't going to be able to give up on that goal because it's become a war for our survival. that's what we saw clearly on october 7th and we can't stop with anything short of achieving that goal. neil: you know, caroline, i know you get this question a lot and are asked your thoughts on it, but when i keep following these protests going around the globe, pretty much to a protest, i don't want to say they're all this way. you hear the chant from the river to the sea and this is the wording used to describe the rant of these pro-palestinian marches regarding israel. from the river to the sea is not exactly code for wiping out israel, but that's exactly what it's doing. some might be ignorant of that, but even as benjamin netanyahu said, probably not too many. so they know full well what they're saying. what do you think of that? >> they absolutely know-- i think you're absolutely right. they know exactly what they're saying, alling for annihilation of the jewish state largest on the planet earth and attacking jews all over the world with that slogan. we see it on university campuses from coast to coast in the united states. we see it in london, see it in paris, see it in brussels, this is a code not only for the annihilation of the jews in israel, but everywhere and in hamas, they call for the annihilation, and so does hezbollah, and iran. neil: caroline, be safe yourself. caroline glick a former key advisor to benjamin netanyahu. a lot of people look at what's going on in israel, it's 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>> so on the-- i was not personally in communication with them on that d day. they were in the civil emergency squad of the kibbutz, so he was-- he went out of the home and tried to protect the fences from the massive hamas attack and she stayed at home. she was in contact by whatsapp with friends and she told them there are a lot of hamas terrorists around, everywhere. they break out into the home and she was holding in the safety room trying to be quiet, but the last message a friend got from her said that she's holding on, but they burned the house to the ground, but there was no evidence of bodies or traces of bodies so that's why we think, we assume that she was kidnapped into gaza and the only sign that we have from my cousin is that his phone was later on geo located in gaza. that's why the idea, assumes that they are there, hostages. neil: that could be a hopeful sign. we'll see, thank you very much. can't imagine what you and your extended family are going through. please, keep us posted. be safe and be well yourself. that does put a face on those who are still hostages, 239 of them. the push right now to get them all released. there's no promise from benjamin netanyahu what would come after that, but that that is the starting point. get them all out of there, get them all released, and then we'll talk. but they are a long way from that. so five weeks into this seemingly unending war, it rages, as do the protests and our coverage on this network continues. can't stop adding stuff to your cart? 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