this is cnn breaking news. >> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper and i'm standing on a rooftop looking out over tel aviv. it is just over -- just after 11:00 p.m. here. it is been 17 days since the horrific terrorist attacks by hamas caught this country and frankly most of the world by surprise. setting off a cascade of responses and consequences. that now includes a humanitarian crisis in gaza. tonight we're hearing for the first time from one of the hostages kidnapped an just released by hamas about what she endured. hamas held 85-year-old yocheved lipshitz capured and she spoke in hebrew at a hospital here in tel aviv today she describes how hamas beat her as they forced her into gaza. >> translator: it was a painful act. they brought us into a hatch of a tunnel. on the way, i was lying on the side on the motorbike. legs to one side. body to the other. they were hitting me so it didn't break my ribs but it was making it difficult for me to breathe. >> smaller groups and kept under close watch, her husband and the husband of the other hostage, hamas released yesterday, nurit cooper, are still believed to be in hamas custody with more than 200 others. today multiple sources tell cnn that talks are underway between the u.s. and israel and qatar and egypt to try to secure the release of a large number of the remaining hostages. israel has to far held off on a ground incursion into the gaza while those talks appear to be playing out. but that does not mean that israel's missiles have stop flying. today israel said it hit more than 400 hamas targets in gaza over just the last day. and hamas continues to fire on israel. [ sirens ] earlier today we saw the iron dome intercept some of the missiles over tel aviv. right over my head. >> whoa! >> it is a reminder that hamas has not stopped trying to reduce israeli civilian population centers to rubble. in fact, hamas has fired about 7,000 missiles at israel according to the idf and since october 7th. now the iron dome defense system stops most of those hamas rockets. but not all of them. the idf has since, of course, returned fire. israel is without question tragically killing innocent palestinians as it said it is targeting hamas. but the fact that tel aviv does not look like gaza isn't for lack of trying by hamas and the fact that israel civilian death toll is not far higher. again, not for a lack of trying by hamas. the difference is the iron dome. the idf is right now prepared for a grand -- a ground incursion. the air campaign has limitations because hamas operates in a vast arare of beneath gaza. it is an ubd ground lair that one of the released host anls described as a spider's web of tunnels. i want to bring in cnn's clarissa ward live in cairo, egypt. let's start with the hostage negotiations. has israel said how long it will delay the ground invasion to try to get more hostages released? >> reporter: so, jake, they haven't said anything in terms of a specific time line. they're obviously coming under a lot of pressure, specially as all of these different parties are trying to negotiate the release of a larger group of hostages. we've seen four released so far. the hope is to get dozens out potentially. but sources are telling cnn that they don't think that the israelis will be willing to hold back for more than a few days, potentially. there are many different issues at play here but one of the big ones is this issue of fuel. hamas is saying if we're going to release these hostages or before we release the hostages, you need to start to allow fuel to come into the gaza strip. the idf is saying, we're not going to allow fuel to come into the -- the gaza strip because we believe it is going to be used by hamas for their military infrastructure. that is one of the pieces of the puzzle. but you could imagine when you take into account how many different parties are involved, how many different sort of pieces there are to the puzzle, just how intricate and delicate and tenuous these negotiations are, jake. >> and today one of the united nations group as announced it will have to stop all of its operations in gaza tomorrow. if no fuel are delivered. are fuel deliveries part of the ongoing discussions when it comes to aid? >> reporter: so, they're at the center. i mean, it is -- fuel has become the issue of the moment. whether you're talking about hostage negotiations, whether you're talking about humanitarian corridors. everyone is talking about fuel. and you're right, the united nation relief work agencies is a palestinian refugee agency or the agency that deals with palestinian refugees is saying that by tomorrow night it is over. they will not be able to continue their operations. in addition to that, jake, multiple hospitals now saying that they are going to be forced to shut down. according to the world health organization, six hospitals have already been forced to shut down because they don't have fuel to power the generators that they need to keep their operations moving. another two hospitals have been forced to partially shut down or shut down parts of their hospitals because of the desperation for the need for fuel. now, earlier on today we heard the head of the idf come out and he said that they were working on a mechanism to try to get fuel to those hospitals and to ensure or into gaza strip as part of this humanitarian aid, but to ensure that hamas never got their hands on it. and then literally just a few hours later, a spokesperson for the idf came out and said no fuel, it is not happening. and we can't allow it to happen because hamas will take it and use it for military operations. so, you have a complete impasse here. and everyone warning really issuing a siren at this stage, jake, that this could have disastrous consequences if there is not movement on it by tomorrow. >> all right, clarissa ward in kyra, thank you so much. appreciate it. music festival-goers in southern israel ran for their lives on october 7th as hamas terrorists hunts them down. innocent people were kidnapped and they were shot at point-blank range. a celebration of unity and love, guests from all over the world, turned into a frenzy's massacre. and israeli rescue service found more than 260 corpses. 24-year-old eden was on the call with family. there are tapes of eden in that moment, whispering that she had been caught by the terrorists of hamas. as gunshots rang out in the background. her family has not heard from her since and she was not found. joining us now, is eden's uncle, guy itaki. i'm so sorry you and your family are going through this. obviously eden did not deserve this. your family does not deserve this. what goes there you your mind when you hear the tapes? >> so this is really terrifying. since then family has really been devastated. the mother learned that her young girl is kidnapped and held by hamas in gaza. this is the worst nightmare that you could imagine. >> how old is she? >> she was 24 last week. >> so she turned 24 in captivity. >> exactly. god knows where. in a tunnel in gaza last week. >> and the best that you could hope for is that she was kidnapped. >> yes. >> what do you want people to know about her? what was she like? >> yeah, so eden is, as we said, she's 24 years old. she's -- she enjoys life. she always loved -- he loves parties. every party that was -- she was there. and then goes on trips a lot. she had a trip to greece on sunday, a day after the party and this is after a long trip she had in mexico a few months ago. and then planned to become a -- a trainer, in order to train people. so this is a -- >> like a physical trainer. >> like a pilates trainer. >> okay. >> and she started this and she was planning to complete her -- her learning very soon. >> one of the cruellest things about this and nobody deserves what happened, but one of the cruellest things about this is hamas killed and kidnapped some of the people in this country who are in the most of favor of palestinian rights who are the most active when it comes to the peace movement. who employ palestinians and who want a two-state solution and don't support the netanyahu government. some of the kibbutz are people who moved here an been the most active in keeping a watch on some of the injustices for palestinians. >> yeah, i mean, this attack doesn't support the palestinian goal at all. on the contrary. i mean, right now you will find it very hard to find any support in israel that will support to give up lands in favor of peace. because, you know, after this traumatic events, it will be very hard to find someone that will support. >> if you could look at the camera or look at your camera right here and talk to those people, who took eden, the people from hamas who took eden, and they're releasing hostages and they have been, they released four. what would you say to them? >> so hamas claims that they're not a terror organization but they're a military organization. so, behave like one. if this is the case, military organizations do not kidnap kids and elderly and young girls. please release eden, release all of the hostages, all of the civilians. they are not involved. this is not how a military organization behaves. >> how do you feel about how the israeli government has responded so far? i've heard a lot of criticism of how the intelligence agencies an the shin bet were not prepared and how the idf took hours and hours to respond. we could put that aside for a second, i'm sure you have your thoughts, they're pretty obvious. but since then, how do you feel? how do you feel the israeli government has responded? >> the truth is i don't know. i give credit to the government. i don't know why. but i give them credit. i give credit to the idf that they will do whatever is needed to rescue, to bring back home all of the hostages. the civilians and the soldiers. and the truth is, i'm optimistic. because at the end of the day, we're talking about more than 200 civilians over there. and they are optimistic that they will come back home. the question is when. and now we are 17, 18 days after. it is tough. and if it will take weeks, probably it will, it will be hard for the families, you know, mothers and fathers of their kids, husbands that his entire family is in gaza. it will be very hard to sustain in such a radical, you know, situation. this is not a normal situation. >> yeah. well, i hope and pray that eden is back with your family. she has a beautiful spirit. >> thank you. >> and i hope she's teaching pilates soon. thank you so much. and appreciate it. coming up, what cnn is learning about the technology that hamas used for the better part of two years to plan its brutal october 7th terrorist attacks. but first the tough tack right now to monitor suspected cases of human rights abuses in gaza and beyond. human rights abuses by the israeli government. we're back in a moment. welcome back to "the lead." i'm jake tapper live in tel aviv at the united nations in new york city today, u.s. secretary of state antony blinken urged the u.n. security council to use its leverage to stop this war between israel and hamas from spreading. >> the only way to break out of this horrific cycle of violence is through two states for two peoples. help us build that solution. help us prevent the spread of war that will make two states and broader peace and security in the region even harder to achieve. >> let's bring in alex marquardt. what else did secretary blinken have to say today. >> in the context of world pressuring countries to not expand this war, he also said that they need to pressure iran and its proxies to stop these attacks. he noted the growing number of attacks against u.s. targets. and he said that they are opening -- threatening to open another front and said that the u.s. will defend our security swiftly and decisively. of course we have seen a string of attacks by iran proximate yeahs against u.s. targets. and there is an interesting part, when talking about humanitarian aid for gaza and the desperate need for that aid to get into gaza, secretary blinken talked about the need for humanitarian pausing that must be considered. now, the u.s. has stayed far away from using the word cease-fire. israel has said that there will be no cease-fire. but here you have secretary blinken saying that these humanitarian pauses must be considered. and jake, i'm not clear on what the difference is there. and then we also heard from the u.n. secretary general. who said something that infuriated the israeli ambassador. take a listen. >> it is important to also recognize the attacks by hamas did not happen in a vacuum. the palestinian people have been subjected to 56 years of suffocating occupation. >> so that part, jake, 56 years of suffocating occupation, led the israeli ambassador at the united nations to tweet out this furious reply saying it is truly sad that the head of an organization that arose out of the holocaust holds such horrible views. the ambassador then calling for the secretary general to resign, jake. >> well, i mean, it seems to be a justification for what happened on october 7th. that seems to be what the secretary general is suggesting there. i could understand why he would be upset. there were also family members of hostages taken by hamas outside of the u.n. today. >> yeah, that is exactly -- that is how the ambassador took it and certainly that is how some of the families took it as well. some were supposed to meet with the secretary general and refused. but we did hear from a flub of very distraught family members, a woman named mow hannah, said that her two sisters and brothers in law were kidnapped by hamas and they needed to be back yesterday, not tomorrow. yesterday. and then we heard from a mother of a son who was kidnapped saying that nothing seems to be moving on the front to release them, that this is a world crisis, not just a personal crisis. so the families calling on the world to help pressure hamas to release their loved ones, jake. >> all right, alex marquardt, thanks so much. appreciate it. there is a nonprofit organization here in israel, an ngo called bit sell em that monitored human rights against palestinian in the west bank in gaza. so we were wondering how has the horrific hamas attack on october 7th on the israeli people and the response by the israeli military on gaza, how is that shaken up the mission of bet sella. >> this peace activity visit lived in a kibbutz and a former board member of a progressive group that monitored the israeli government treatment of palestinians. it is named bit sell um means in the image. it is from a bible verse. it means in the image of god. all of us, all of human kind are in the image of god. on october 7th, vivian silver disappeared. she's thought to have been kidnapped by hamas. today i spoke with bit sell um's royalen. >> part of the shock and horror that we experience is a lot of our supporters, immediate circles, even family members, were killed, kidnapped or affected in other ways in what happened on saturday. >> this is an organization that works very, very hard to advocate for palestinians. for human rights, to provide overwatch of the israeli government, to criticize the israeli government. does what happened on october 7th make your job tougher? >> certainly. first of all, i think we're still in the process of understanding what happened. because it is -- it is something that on the strategic level, there is a change in the balance of power. in addition to that, because extremism and fundamentalism feeds extremism and fundamentalism on the other side, we're also going to have a much tougher job of getting to the hearts and minds of people in israel and around the world. >> so what do you say to somebody who -- an israeli who comes to you and said, this proves there could not be any peace with hamas. this proves they just want to wipe out israel. they want to kill jews. there could be no peace with hamas. maine people with the palestinian people but not with hamas running gaza. >> not all palestinians are hamas and not all israelis are netanyahu and and other right-wing extremists that we have in our governments now. and changes are possible. i have to believe that in order to stay here. and i do believe that the only option is to find a way to live with palestinians and as equal. that i do believe that only if we provide people on the other side with full, complete human rights, future, equality, democratic norms, only like that can we live together. >> you're still an optimist? because i've heard israelis say the reason that the palestinian authority in the west bank hasn't had an election in whatever it has been, 17 years, i don't know the number, the reason they haven't had an election because if they did have an election today, the palestinian authority abass would be replaced by hamas. that hamas represents what the palestinian people want. >> uh-huh. >> and yet you are optimistic about a peace deal still being possible? >> you have to be optimistic. because we are not going to drive millions of palestinians away from here. they are going to be here forever. and i believe they're not going to have the power to drive us away from here. so we need to find a way which to build a better future for all of us. and that can be done only by not exchanging rockets, but exchanging words. >> and you are monitoring what is going on in gaza right now? what is your group seeing in gaza right now? >> two of my colleagues, field researchers in colleagues lost family members. one of them is now living in a makeshift refugee camp in a tent. civilians are paying the price and that is never a good -- a good thing. i don't think that we're kind of creating a different -- a different narrative in which hamas is the -- is culpable and responsible for what is going on. i think we're bringing more hatred and anger toward israel. >> but what about the argument from idf that hamas em beds itself within the populous and the idf, israel has a right to defend itself against terrorist attacks and if hamas hides among the palestinian people, this is hamas's fault. what do you make of that argument? >> the person who shoots civilians is the person responsible for shooting civilians and they should do better and be better than hamasm and saying they started it and they're doing it and it is their responsibility. no, it is our responsibility to be better than them. >> roy feels a degree of privilege because he's still able to call his palestinian colleagues in gaza. they're still able to work together. they're still able to see the humanity into each other and that keeps him grounded and he appreciating that and he's happy with that. that brings him a sense of peace. we'll be right back after this quick break. here in the bay, os and all of our stuff where we want to go. but, our cars can't take us e with unpaid tolls. vehicles with overdue, unpaid tolls may not be able to renew their registration until outstanding balances are paid. payment assistance is available. visit bayareafastrak.org/ase so go pay your unpaid tolls y and keep your wheels on the ! new scenes of carnage and destruction emerge from gaza today as latest round of israeli air strikes killed 704. at least according to the hamas controls palestinian ministry of health. a small amount of aid got through to southern gaza but it did not include fuel. moments ago the world health organization announced that six hospitals in gaza have been forced to close due to a lack of fuel. this as a high profile voice in the middle east is now speaking out. all because of the dire situation in gaza. the queen of jordan spoke exclusively with cnn's christiane amanpour and called out the western world for condemning hamas but not criticizing israel's air strikes in gaza. >> i just want to remind the worlt that palestinian mothers love their children just as much as any other mother in the world and for them to go through this is just unbelievable. and equally, i think the people all around the middle east including in jordan, we are just shocked and disappoint the by the world's reaction to this catastrophe that is unfolding. in the last couple of weeks we've seen a glaring double standard in the world. whennock 7th happened, the world immediately and unequivocally stood by israel and tried to defend itself d condemned the attack that happened. but when we -- what we're seeing last couple of weeks, we're seeing silence in the world. you know, countries have stopped just expressing concern or acknowledging the casualties. but always with a preface of declaration of support for israel. and are we being told that it is wrong to kill a family, an entire family at gunpoint. but it is okay to shell them to death? i mean, there is a glaring double standard here. and it is just shocking to the arab world. this is the first time in modern history that there is such human suffering and the world is not even calling for a cease-fire. so, the silence is deafening and to many in our region, it makes the western world complicit. you know, through their support and through the cover that they give israel, that it is just -- it is trying to defend itself. many in the arab world are looking at the western world as not just tolerating this but as aiding and abetting this and it is just horrendous and deeply disappointing to all of us. >> i asked that bulwark of human rights jordan. cnn national security analyst and former director for the national intelligence beth sanger joins us now. beth, help us put into context, not only her blun words but the emotions that the queen expressed in describing this as a double standard. we did hear quite a lot of protests in the arab world in the arab streets about what israel is doing. but she's talking about the western world. >> right. well, i mean, queen rania is a really powerful and authentic voice for the palestinians, for moms. i think all of us watch the tv and our heart broke. but she also represents very much the palestinian perspective. she is palestinian. she was born to palestinian parents. and you know, in jordan, there is no real concrete census, but people say over half of the population there is palestinian. and i think that this view of the double standard is something that has been in the arab world for a long time. i mean, last year three quarters of the arab population polled already thought that the u.s. had a bad policy towards the palestinians. that it wasn't fair. and, you know, and a majority of them also felt that u.s. policies toward the region were destabilizing. and so, you know, we talked about this i think last week, about when you're pushing on this open door, you already are started at a very low base with trust of the united states. and then you add on top of this the suffering that is going on with the palestinians. and these are very real things. and i think that, you know, we would be mistaken if we don't actually listen to that and understand what is going on. whether we disagree or not. we have to listen to that to -- for policy sake. >> 100%. and the scenes of devastation and civilian deaths in gaza are absolutely heartbreaking. but you and i have discussed this before, the plight of the palestinians and certainly there is a lot of blame to go around when it comes to the policies of the israeli government, and the policies and the leadership of the palestinians, but where -- where is king abdalla? hamas was elected in 2006. did i miss some grand effort by king abdullah to help the people of gaza get democracy and human rights? now that jordan is any great example of democracy and human rights itself. >> well, i mean, the jordanians, we have to be fair here that they have tried to play a very stable role in -- they're the ones that administer the al aska mosque and the temple mount and they have tried to play more of a stabilizing role. but i think that, you know, i mean, i certainly am not going to defend arab leaders and them having a positive helpful role in the region. but you could say the same thing for not -- not the same thing but we haven't helped that much on the two-state solution in the past decade. and part of that also is because -- >> not at all. >> -- the israelis don't actually want it. the polling shows, the israelis, only about a third them think that a two-state solution is possible and that is way, way down than it was when majority thought two decades ago and about half a decade ago. so, yeah, so it is not a great scene. >> no, and netanyahu wanted to divide the palestinian people between hamas and the palestinian authority. because that would help destroy any sort of hope for a palestinian two-state solution. absolutely. there is a lot of blame to go around. i'm just saying, jordan also gets their share. beth sanner, thank you so much. appreciate you. more here from israel in a moment. but first, first to breaking news on capitol hill in the united states. where just as quickly as a nominee for speaker appeared, the bid seemed to be quickly collapsing. i'm covering life and death issues, serious tragedies, serious momentous occurrences here in israel and of course in gaza. and, of course, we have to interrupt this for one moment to cover the complete and utter clown car that is the house republican speaker's race back in washington, d.c. this morning the house republican conference selected someone, a rational human being, minnesota congressman tom emmer to be its new nominee for speaker of the house. however, moments ago, a source tells cnn, emmer was forced to drop out of the race. let's get to manu raju who is live for us on capitol hill. manu? was he too sane? what happened? >> reporter: he's the third republican nominee to have seen his candidacy collapse and in the last three weeks in the aftermath of kevin mccarthy's ouster as speaker. three weeks to the day. republicans have not been able to coalesce behind a single candidate among sharp divisions into this unprecedented moment. the house could not act on any issue, including aid to israel until they resolve this -- this crisis within their own ranks and this bitter in-fighting that continues to persist. tom emmer took a number of votes that did not sit well with members of the hard right on issues like spending and raising the debt limit and codifying same-sex marriage and on voting to certify the 2020 election and not overturn the 2020 election. and all of which prompted some concern on the right. more than he could afford to lose in terms of votes. moments ago, he made clear he's dropping out of this race. despite being nom ated three and a half hours ago, indicating he had no path going forward and a huge problem for him, donald trump came out in opposition, calling him a rino and calling them to sink his bid. i asked kevin mccarthy, about donald trump's impact and he indicated that was a big problem for emmer's bid. >> how problematic was it for donald trump to come out and call tom emmer a rino? >> i think it makes a difference in this race. and he had a number of votes behind that made it more so. >> is there any path for the speakership? sfl sfl >> reporter: so the question is what is next and republicans are at a loss. they're trying to see if there is any acacandidate could get t votes at the moment nobody could get there so who could governor this ungovernable conference. so republicans plan to meet behind closed doors to figure out what is next as this in-fighting leave this is chamber kplaetly paralyzed at this critical time for the united states. jake. >> just completely embarrassing. just utterly embarrassing. manu raju on capitol hill, thank you so much. we'll have more from israel ahead. but next, another day, another flip. we're going to dig into the significance of today's tearful guilty plea from former trump lawyer jenna ellis. stay with us. welcome back to "the lead," aim jake tapper. live in tel aviv. and we'll have more coverage of the war in just moments. but we're going to turn to a major legal development in the u.s. today. for former president donald trump. for the third time in a week and fourth time overall, a former trump ally has flipped against him in the georgia election subversion case. just this morning, former trump attorney jenna ellis pleaded guilty to a count of aiding and abetting false statements. this follows guilty pleas from trump campaign lawyer sidney powell, pro-trump attorney ken eej chesebro and scott hall. today she delivered a tearful statement in court in which she threw trump under the bus for her actions. >> i endeavored to represent to the best of my ability. i relied on others including lawyers with in more years of experience than i to provide me with true and reliable information. what i did not do but should have done, your honor, was to make sure that the facts the other lawyers alleged to be true were in fact true. >> ellis and her emotional comment as tempting to make it seem as if she was a pawn in masterminding trump's scheme to over throw the 2020 election results. remember, she was one of the main voices after the 2020 election pushing trump's very obviously false election lies. >> president trump is right there was widespread fraud. and trump won by a landslide. >> we have this overwhelming evidence of fraud. >> this election was fraudulent and it was corrupted. >> all of these false and fraudulent results -- >> with me now is cnn's jamie gangel. and jamie, it is really kind of tough to listen to this. jenna ellis is now saying she was merely relying on other attorneys to give her advice. but she was a grown woman, and these election lies were very obvious. and we were stating this as fact at the time on the air. these election lies were obvious to anyone with a functioning brain stem. what do you make of this? >> this may be her defense now, but let's remember, she did just plead guilty to a felony and the bottom line of all of this is, this is a bad day for donald trump. as you said, she was in the room. she is a firsthand witness. this is someone who had direct links to donald trump. we don't know yet exactly what testimony she's given the prosecutors. what evidence and communication and mails and texts me shave had. but she was in the room. so even though you think this is a day late for her to be contrite, she did plead guilty. >> so she's the fourth to flip in the georgia case. >> right. >> how does this -- how does that change the case for donald trump? >> so, i think that every time someone flips, the prosecutors, you have that chart of there going down the road, the walls are closing in for donald trump. not just donald trump, someone like jenna ellis is an example, was very close to rudy giuliani. she knows a lot and can say a lot about his case and i think it also has an impact on some other big names. john eastman, mark meadows, jeff clark. so, you know, one by one, these sort of more minor people, even though she was right in the middle of it, are now not only available, they have said they will testify against the others, jake. >> all right, jamie gangel, thanks so much. coming up next from israel, what cnn is learning about how hamas used specific technology to plan its october 7th attacks. nice footwork. man, you're lucky, watching live sports never used to be this easy. now you can stream all your games like it's nothing. yes! 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