You lye from washington, d. C. New revelations of hamas atrocities on day six of the war in the middle east. Anderson cooper is live in tel aviv. More funerals as families bury their loved ones massacred in the Terrorist Attacks. A short time ago, Benjamin Netanyahus Office Released photos of babies who have been killed and burned by hamas. The Prime Ministers Office says the pictures were among the images that Benjamin Netanyahu showed Secretary Of State Antony Blinken earlier in jerusalem. Blinken, stand ing alongside th prime minister, compared the brutality to the worst of isis. Babies slaughtered, bodies desecrated, young people burned alive, women raped, parents executed in front of their children, children in front of theis, how do we even understand this . To digest this . New warnings are now coming from the International Red cross saying gaza likely only has enough fuel for a few more hours, and it is needed to Power Generators for hospitals. Without power, quote, gaza hospit
philippe etienne, as you saw last week, announced his return to washington on twitter on thursday. he had been called back after a new security pact with the uk and australia. the anglo alliance to be a check of china s burgeoning power. now is the u.s. finally pivoting to asia? let me introduce today s all-star panel. richard haass is the president on the council on foreign relations, former director of policy planning at the state department. anne-marie slaughter held that same position. he s now the ceo of the think tank new america. she s the author of an absolutely terrific new book renewal: from crisis to transformation in our lives, work and politics. and ian bremmer is president of the euro-asia group, a geopolitical risk firm. anne-marie, let me start with you. you have a new book out about
is at the center of it. hear his story for the first time. next up, lots to talk about with our gps panel this week. from to egypt, iran to iraq, and of course asia. finally, why egypt went way retro this week, back to the age of the pharaohs. i ll explain. first, here s my take. you wouldn t have thought anti-americanism in pakistan could get any worse, but last week, nato attacked a pakistani army post, killing 24 pakistani soldiers. even before this episode for which nato expressed deep regret, you couldn t have found a country on the planet that was more anti-american than pakistan. in a pugh survey this year, only 12% of pakistanis expressed a favorable view of the u.s. populist rage and official you do policity have built up even though washington has lavished islamabad with aid totaling $20 billion over the last decade. i think it s time to recognize that the united states pakistan policy is just not working. supporting islamabad has been premised on two argum
that when we come to twenty twenty that sure he s going to need your help. also coming up tonight if you thought twenty seventeen was a turbulent time just wait for twenty eight tonight i ll discuss the biggest risks to the world as we know it with the euro asia group s ian bremmer. twenty teams is by far the most dangerous geopolitical risk environment that we have experienced since we started the company some twenty years. we begin the day with scorched earth and schizophrenia i m talking about the relationship between u.s. president dollar trump and his former closest adviser steve ban just a year ago the two were considered the disruptive do go taking over washington with a promise to rid the nation of its political establishment and now the two men are on the outs and are suddenly politics most prominent brogan bromance in