Ukraine and maybe toolong. why you decide to do it right now? the house had a lot of important work to do here. we had a reauthorize the foreign intelligence surveillance act. we had a lot of important measures to be done and we got to this as quickly as we could. this is an important matter. it is timely. you have heard from leaders around the world including in ukraine that this is being done in a timely basis and the house the to have the time to deliberate and do this in the right manner. i think we did our work here. i think history will judge it well. okay, everyone, speaker mike johnson on the pivotal vote, something unexpected from him, not seven days ago but there is a change of heart and it has passed, the bill supporting ukraine and israel as well and proir to that, the indo china
Incidents across the united states in the aftermath of the hamas attacks against israel on october 7th. brian todd is looking into this for us. brian, how bad has it gotten? it has reached horrific levels, wolf. the anti-defamation league, out with a new report on this, says there has been an explosion of acts of hate against jews in the united states. outside a d.c. synagogue, a man is arrested for allegedly attacking a congregant with a foul-smelling spray and menacing others. he was yelling gas the jews . reporter: a concern nell student is tharrest threateningo kill jews on campus. antisemitism has gone off the charts in the u.s. since the three months since hamas october 7th attack on israel. the adl says it s tracked nearly 3300 antisemitic incidents in the united states between october 7th and january 7th, an increase of 361% compared to the same period the year before.
Administration officials are admitted to the hospital the press will learn about it within 24 hours, so this took days and they got criticism for that. it s still unclear what the medical procedure was, how serious it was and what these complications were, but the white house did say last night that the president continues to have confidence in his secretary. all right. priscilla alvarez, thank you for your reporting. still ahead t has been three months since hamas attack on israel and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the war must not be stopped until three objectives are achieved.
Again, three months on now from the attack and the beginning of the war, is it clear that especially the first and third are any more achievable or that israel is in any closer to them than they were at the start of this war? well, this is proving a long and difficult fight and as u.s. commanders will tell you who went into iraq and afghanistan, this idea of even in a small space going in and clearing out anyone who harbors ill will and violent thoughts towards you is a very hard thing to do. especially when in the process you re smashing so much of the territory and killing so many people that you are creating more hostility and hatred in the process. now, perhaps some of these gaza casualties are caused by rockets that are fired by hamas and other militants, but they are all being blamed in the eyes,
Three months now since hamas october 7th attack on israel the idf says it has dismantled hamas ability to operate in northern gaza and it s now turning its focus south. cnn can not independently verify that claim. secretary of state antony blinken is on a mid east tour, working to prevent a wider conflict. blinken met with trurkish president erdogan saturday and is set to arrive in qatar next hour. let s start with blinken s tour. turkey up first. how much can turkey do? what s their degree of influence over specifically iran and of course then the iranian proxies? reporter: well, turkey has a good relationship both with iran and with hamas, so they can be a stabilizing force in the