front the focus for the humanitarian, the rebuilding. but, no concept in this day after of, you know, what sort of palestinian authority, or how it can be constructed or what palestinian leadership politically there could be for gaza. but even this three-page document has come under criticism from with inside the cabinet causing consternation and criticism as well from politicians within the cabinet that the chief of military staff has come up with a plan to investigate the failings of october the 7th, to try to get operational improvements right now on the battlefield. he s been criticized by right wing members of the cabinet, the criticism ranges from the day after plan, really just like the day before, it isn t strong enough, and that the criticisms are that the military shouldn t be doing this, shouldn t be having an investigation right now like this, it s a tussle between the military and the politicians, these are divisions, the defense minister has come out in support of the
awful. and then finally, kate extremists feel emboldened in this moment. i mean, in the past year alone, we had white supremacist groups more than double their propaganda. we had big public incidents from black hebrew israelites from islamist radicals from hardened anti zionists. kate it s coming at us from all directions. that s why we re so alarmed. you also are hitting on one trend that i think is, uh, troubling is isn t isn t strong enough of a word this jump in anti semitic activity on college campuses, and it came through 12 schools. 41% in colleges and colleges and universities and up 49% of 50% in schools from kindergarten to 12th grade. where is that coming from? well i think it s coming from a few things. i mean, shouldn t you know that kids repeat on the playground what they hear from their parents,
because again, this is all of this is about not just ensuring we as a country know the truth about what we went through in 2020 but how do we avoid it from happening again, next time potentially successfully? it s by seeking a criminal culpability for those at every level who tried to nullify those millions of americans. jocelyn benson, thank you so much for being part of our coverage. jason johnson, to you, i give the last word. we re in danger. this is the most dire and most important for us to pay attention to what s happening in this democracy and i want people to understand this from today s testimony, as much as we hear about these conspiracies. imagine having to leave your home for two months. imagine having to leave your job. imagine not being able to hand out a business card, imagine not being able to go to church, the grocery store, is the movie theater, something like that because the president of the united states identifies you in a lie and the government that you pa
decide they don t even want to show up. miles, i want to come to you on these questions of violence. normalize isn t strong enough, this is being operationalized on the right, this tactic of mob protests. i wanted to play the sound bite how horrific it is. as jason said, we should protect everybody. frankly, if we healed the sickness of our politics, there couldn t be incitements to violence. donald trump s incitements to violence are on going. the thursday of the first public hearing he described the insurrection as the greatest moment in the maga movement. not only has he not condemned any of the acts of his supporters, he continues to be enthusiastic about that. yeah. what did he say the day of, nicolle? we love you and remember this day forever, something along those lines.
countries. so, yes, there s a risk. we need to be careful about that. i would say probably the secretary of defense chose his words carefully. and, franksly, to the extent tht russia is less able to continue invading neighbors as they ve done in georgia, as they ve done in other places in eastern europe, that s a good thing if russian isn t strong enough to invade neighbors anymore. you have written extensively about china and taiwan and how that relates to what we ve seen with russia and ukraine and encouraging arming taiwan now, in effect not waiting to flood with weapons until later. i wonder, the u.s. has said explicitly that it will not get into conflict with russian forces. is that a mistake when it comes to china and taiwan?