Speaker 1: Live on Sky News. This is Sharry.
Speaker 2: Good Evening.
Speaker 3: Breaking news tonight that Donald Trump ceasefire has collapsed after
Speaker 3: Iran fired missiles into Israel. President Trump is set to
Speaker 3: speak any moment, will cross live to the United States
Speaker 3: when that happens. We're also waiting this hour to hear
Speaker 3: from the Israeli Prime Minister Benjaminette and Yahoo and right
Speaker 3: now the Kitari Prime Minister is addressing the media. This
Speaker 3: after Iran fired missiles into the major US military base
Speaker 3: in Qatar, and after news just moments ago that the
Speaker 3: ceasefire has collapsed, and just hours after the ceasefire was announced.
Speaker 3: This morning, Sky News reporter Sophie Ellsworth was running for
Speaker 3: a bomb shelter and yet another missile from Iran. She'll
Speaker 3: join us a bit later on. Plus, Albanzi continues to
Speaker 3: prove he's out of his depth on Iran. His week
Speaker 3: leadership is risking our place in the world.
Speaker 2: We'll cover all of this.
Speaker 3: And more with tonight's huge guests. Form Israeli government spokesman
Speaker 3: Elon Levy, former IDF Lieutenant Colonel Morris Hirsch, former Australia
Speaker 3: Ambassador to Israel, Dave Sharma, plus Andrew Carswell, and Cameron Milna.
Speaker 2: Now, as we.
Speaker 3: Go to air tonight, the ceasefire in the Middle East
Speaker 3: is set to collapse after a shocking violation by Iran.
Speaker 3: Just hours after agreeing to a ceasefire, Iran fired missiles
Speaker 3: into residential areas in northern Israel. This occurred at five
Speaker 3: point thirty five pm Our time, just two and a
Speaker 3: half hours ago, and it was Tuesday morning in Israel.
Speaker 3: Israeli's were just beginning to relax with the ceasefire supposedly
Speaker 3: taking effect when sirens sounded across the north. As you
Speaker 3: can see, this is inexcusable. It's a clear violation of
Speaker 3: the ceasefire and Iran won't be allowed to get away
Speaker 3: with this. The IDF's Chief of the General Staff, e
Speaker 3: L Zamir said in a statement tonight, in light of
Speaker 3: the severe violation of the ceasefire carried out by the
Speaker 3: Uranian regime, we will respond with force, and Israel's Defense
Speaker 3: Minister Israel Katz says Jerusalem will respond forcefully in the
Speaker 3: heart of Tehran. He said, this is a ceasefire violation.
Speaker 3: So all this is unfolding right now. As we're going
Speaker 3: to air, We'll keep bringing you the developments as they happen,
Speaker 3: and President Donald Trump might address the media as he
Speaker 3: boards his flight to NATO.
Speaker 2: He's scheduled to do so this.
Speaker 3: Hour, and when he does, we'll bring that straight to
Speaker 3: you live now. Thankfully, both of the missiles fired into
Speaker 3: northern Israel that we're in breach of the ceasefire were intercepted.
Speaker 3: But earlier today Tehran targeted the residential area of BeSheva
Speaker 3: yet again with a series of missiles that have now
Speaker 3: killed four Israelis. Iran fired a barrage of ballistic missiles
Speaker 3: in quick succession. Two were fired toward a residential building.
Speaker 3: One was intercepted, but the other reportedly hit the sixth
Speaker 3: floor of the apartment, and it directly hit two safe routs,
Speaker 3: killing the four people inside and injuring another twenty two. Now,
Speaker 3: three of those killed were members of a single family.
Speaker 3: It's said to be a man and a woman, a
Speaker 3: woman in their bodies and another man in his twenties,
Speaker 3: and there were many other people extracted alive from beneath
Speaker 3: the rubble. Now, this is shocking footage. This is the
Speaker 3: moment that it hit. Now, the same area of Beshev
Speaker 3: was impacted just last Thursday, when the Sorocca Medical Center
Speaker 3: was struck by another Iranian missile. Now the Israeli Air
Speaker 3: Force is investigating why the air defenses, including the Iron Dome,
Speaker 3: didn't manage to intercept the missile this morning.
Speaker 2: But tonight it does look like.
Speaker 3: Israel will punish Iran for those cruel civilian deaths and
Speaker 3: for breaching the agreement. Early today we had the welcome
Speaker 3: news that America had broken a tentative ceasefire, and President
Speaker 3: Trump declared, perhaps too optimistically on truth social congratulations to everyone.
Speaker 3: It has been fully agreed by and between Israel and
Speaker 3: Iran that there will be a complete and total ceasefire
Speaker 3: in approximately six hours from now, when Israel and Iran
Speaker 3: have wound down and completed their in progress final missions
Speaker 3: for twelve hours, at which point the war will be
Speaker 3: considered ended. And in that post, Trump, when I to
Speaker 3: say this should be called the twelve day War, well, sadly,
Speaker 3: it looks like that.
Speaker 2: Name will have to be updated.
Speaker 3: And let's hope it's only the thirteen and the fourteen
Speaker 3: day war, and that this doesn't go on any longer
Speaker 3: than necessary.
Speaker 2: But hasn't it been a mass a few days?
Speaker 3: And it explains why many are reaching for the famous
Speaker 3: Lenin quote about the Russian Revolution that there are decades
Speaker 3: when nothing happens, and there are weeks when decades happen.
Speaker 3: And isn't that true of the past week, I mean
Speaker 3: just the past few days. And many were skeptical that
Speaker 3: the ceasefire announced by Trump wouldn't hold after Iran's foreign
Speaker 3: minister said Abbas Aragachi, posted on social media that as
Speaker 3: of now, there is no agreement on any ceasefire or
Speaker 3: cessation of military operations. However, provided that these radio regimes
Speaker 3: stops its illegal aggression against the Iranian people no later
Speaker 3: than four a m t Run time, we have no
Speaker 3: intention to continue our response afterwards. And yet they did
Speaker 3: firing two missiles, as we know in Northern Israelrael, in
Speaker 3: breach of the ceasefire agreement that Donald Trump, by the way,
Speaker 3: claimed would hold forever, would last forever, and it hasn't
Speaker 3: lasted a matter of hours now. In total, over the
Speaker 3: past two weeks or so, Iran has fired about nine
Speaker 3: hundred and fifty missiles nine hundred and fifty all at
Speaker 3: Israeli civilians. Eight thousand, one hundred and ninety civilians have
Speaker 3: had to be evacuated from their homes. Twenty seven were
Speaker 3: murdered and one two hundred and seventeen Israelis have been injured.
Speaker 3: Iran's actions in breaching the ceasefire. It's just further proof,
Speaker 3: not that you need it, that its only goal is
Speaker 3: to cause death and destruction to Israel. Israelis had been
Speaker 3: breathing a sigh of relief at the prospect of the ceasefire,
Speaker 3: no more rushing to bomb shelters at all hours, fearing
Speaker 3: for their lives. And so many families have been impacted
Speaker 3: by the terror, the exhaustion, the destruction of homes, businesses,
Speaker 3: even hospitals in suburban areas because the IIGC was only
Speaker 3: targeting civilians in a reflection of its murderous intent. Now
Speaker 3: Israel went into a run initially to dismantle its nuclear sites,
Speaker 3: and it said it expected the operation would last around
Speaker 3: two weeks now. Benjaminette Yaho sat on Sunday that he
Speaker 3: felt these war goals were close to being achieved, so
Speaker 3: this was where he was expecting it to go. He said,
Speaker 3: when we achieve the goals, we will not continue with
Speaker 3: actions beyond what is necessary, but we will not finish
Speaker 3: too early. When the goals are achieved, the operation will stop.
Speaker 3: Even after America's strikes on the nuclear site for Dough,
Speaker 3: Israel then went in again and hit that underground nuclear
Speaker 3: site with more missiles to completely destroy it or as
Speaker 3: much as is possible from the air. In total, Israel
Speaker 3: has bombed more than one thousand, one hundred military and
Speaker 3: nuclear targets in Iran. That's the estimation, and this includes
Speaker 3: missile production facilities, air defense batteries, and command centers, not
Speaker 3: civilian areas. It has also hit IIGC headquarters, missile factories,
Speaker 3: air bases, and even just since we went to air
Speaker 3: last night, the gates of the Evan Prison. This prison
Speaker 3: is a site of torture where Iranian Canadian photojournalist Zara
Speaker 3: Kazemi was murdered in two thousand and three. Many other
Speaker 3: dissidents faced the same fate. Israel blowing up its gate
Speaker 3: its doors is a symbolic move designed to encourage Iranians
Speaker 3: to take back control of their country. And thanks to
Speaker 3: Israel and the US, the IIGC.
Speaker 2: Has been crippled.
Speaker 3: It is defeated, and yet as we're seeing tonight, it
Speaker 3: refuses to surrender. The International Atomic Energy Agency has also
Speaker 3: raised questions over the four hundred kilogram of enriched uranium,
Speaker 3: but it says it verified just a few days before
Speaker 3: Israel's military action began. Now, we had on the show
Speaker 3: last night former idepificial Jonathan Conricus, and he addressed this,
Speaker 3: and he said, it's hardly something that Israel would have forgotten.
Speaker 4: I think assess that Israel has pretty good intel when
Speaker 4: it comes to Iran. Israel has been collecting, assessing intel,
Speaker 4: and preparing itself for this moment for quite a few years.
Speaker 4: And I think, you know, I don't think that is
Speaker 4: what would you know, forget to deal with such an
Speaker 4: important and critical piece of ascid.
Speaker 3: So Iran has been thoroughly defeated, its airspace surrendered to Israel,
Speaker 3: its nuclear sites hit over and over again, yet it's
Speaker 3: still breached. The ceasefire broken by the President of the
Speaker 3: United States in a move that will only bring pain
Speaker 3: onto its leadership. It was an idiotic strategic move. Israel
Speaker 3: had raised the possibility of taking out the Supreme leader
Speaker 3: Ayatola Ali Kamani, in the past few days, but it
Speaker 3: wouldn't have done this after agreeing to the ceasefire. Israel
Speaker 3: would have abided by the terms. Yet now that the
Speaker 3: ceasefire is off, this action, along with any other, is
Speaker 3: presumably back on the table. And this came after Iran
Speaker 3: targeted the major US military air basing Qatar overnight in
Speaker 3: retaliatory attacks for the American strike on its nuclear facilities.
Speaker 3: Now it seemed like Iran was acting somewhat sensibly, wanting
Speaker 3: to avoid ongoing war, and so it gave advance warning
Speaker 3: to Katar. The airbase was evacuated, most of the missiles
Speaker 3: were intercepted, and there were no casualties. But Katar, one
Speaker 3: of Iran's only friends in the region, is now deeply unimpressed.
Speaker 3: It summoned the Iranian ambassador as I said, the Katar
Speaker 3: Prime minister is speaking right now as we got to
Speaker 3: air and its foreign minister has said that it does
Speaker 3: retain the right to respond to this egregious violation. Now
Speaker 3: Week two have been those who came out in support
Speaker 3: of the Iranian regime as America weighed strikes on its
Speaker 3: nuclear facilities, and the chief cheerleader was Tucker Carlson. His
Speaker 3: predictions of mass American deaths and the start of World
Speaker 3: War III were entirely unfounded, and it turns out that
Speaker 3: he phoned Donald Trump to apologize a few days ago.
Speaker 5: Tucker's aska he called an apologized the other day because
Speaker 5: he thought he said thanks that were only too strong
Speaker 5: and I appreciated that. And Ted Cruz is an x gay.
Speaker 5: I mean, he's been with me for a long time.
Speaker 5: M'd say once the race was over, he's been with
Speaker 5: me ever since.
Speaker 3: But Taker should also apologize to his sixteen million followers
Speaker 3: for stirring up hatred based on false propositions. And Albanize
Speaker 3: could too apologize to Australians for letting us down so severely,
Speaker 3: because that is exactly what he's done. Scott Morrison told
Speaker 3: me last night that Albaneze should have called a national
Speaker 3: security meeting on Sunday and come out immediately to support
Speaker 3: America and Israel. There's no question that's what Morrison would
Speaker 3: have done, and he believes other former prime ministers on
Speaker 3: both sides as well, including Howard Rudd and Gillard, says
Speaker 3: they had the same instincts to support the US Alliance.
Speaker 3: This is your message to the alban Easy government. Now
Speaker 3: you're saying, stop being ambiguous when it comes to foreign policy,
Speaker 3: Support our allies.
Speaker 2: That's what you're saying. Isn't it.
Speaker 6: Of course, I mean the United States for those who
Speaker 6: want to live in the fairyland that thinks that without
Speaker 6: an alliance with the United States we somehow have a
Speaker 6: defense arrangement, that somehow Australia would be the only country
Speaker 6: other than the United States that would be able to
Speaker 6: resist the type of potential offense that would be leveled
Speaker 6: at Australia and do it in isolation.
Speaker 1: This is absolute la la land. The United States is
Speaker 1: our most important ally.
Speaker 6: And whether it was the Howard government or was with
Speaker 6: my government, whether it was during times of the rug government,
Speaker 6: the Gillad government, there was an instinctive, an instinctive alignment
Speaker 6: with the United States. And I can't tell you why
Speaker 6: he waited until today before saying something.
Speaker 1: I don't know the answer to that question.
Speaker 6: If you're the United States and you take an action
Speaker 6: like this, and it wouldn't.
Speaker 1: Have been an easy call for the president.
Speaker 6: This is not something he would have been rushing to do,
Speaker 6: itching to do, but you'd want to know your allies
Speaker 6: were with you, and how hard is it to go?
Speaker 1: Well done, mister President.
Speaker 6: I'm taking out the nu killer capabilities of a despotic
Speaker 6: authoritarian regime that you know, imposes all sorts of extinguishment
Speaker 6: of liberties on their own people.
Speaker 3: Now you're seeing at the bottom of your screen live
Speaker 3: shots from the Andrews Airbase in Marylands. We're waiting for
Speaker 3: the President of the United States, Donald Trump to turn up.
Speaker 2: He's going to take that flight to NATO. He may
Speaker 2: speak to the media.
Speaker 3: If he does, we'll go straight to the President the
Speaker 3: United States.
Speaker 2: But just to explain, that is the shot you're looking
Speaker 2: at there.
Speaker 3: We're waiting for Donald Trump to turn up and to
Speaker 3: see if he does comment on the news that the
Speaker 3: ceasefire that he announced just hours ago has now collapsed.
Speaker 3: But back to Scott Morrison, I mean, it shouldn't be
Speaker 3: so refreshing to hear that kind of moral clarity.
Speaker 2: In fact, this should be the bare minimum we.
Speaker 3: Expect up from our Prime minister and our foreign minister.
Speaker 3: But they've made their bed, they've damaged the relationship with
Speaker 3: America and they're going to have to live with the consequences.
Speaker 2: Now what we're.
Speaker 3: Experiencing now, you just have to say, there are days
Speaker 3: in life that will be entirely forgotten. No record in
Speaker 3: the history books, nothing of note to jog our memories
Speaker 3: and then there are days like these ones, deeply consequential
Speaker 3: that could never be erased from memory. And we've all
Speaker 3: just lived through one of the most momentous periods in
Speaker 3: modern history, where heroes emerged and those lacking in curry
Speaker 3: and conviction were exposed. The Trump ded in Yahoo partnership
Speaker 3: has shown the world what peace through strength can look like,
Speaker 3: yet again, what American deterrence looks like. If the likes
Speaker 3: of Albernezi and Tucker Carlson are remembered in the historical
Speaker 3: retelling of this story at all, and they probably won't be,
Speaker 3: it will be for sitting on the wrong side of history. Okay,
Speaker 3: for more on the situation. Now, let's cross live to
Speaker 3: Israel with farm Israeli government spokesperson Elon Levy. Elon, great
Speaker 3: to see you again. Yet another difficult day. So reports
Speaker 3: that Iran has broken the ceasefire two missiles sent into
Speaker 3: northern Israel. We've heard in the past hour from Defense
Speaker 3: Minister Israel katz He says the IDF will respond forcefully. Elon,
Speaker 3: what are we expecting to see from here?
Speaker 7: Indeed, the Iranian regime violated the ceasefire this morning with
Speaker 7: missile fire at northern Israel, just hours after a deadly
Speaker 7: barrowge that killed four people in an apartment block in Beershemba,
Speaker 7: and Israel is now saying it will respond fortully. And
Speaker 7: I want to explain why, because there are going to
Speaker 7: be people around the world who are going to tell
Speaker 7: Israel just turn a blind eye. It was only one
Speaker 7: or two ballistic missiles. There's no need to respond to Iran.
Speaker 7: Just let it go by in this walk and disappear.
Speaker 7: I want to explain why Israel is not going back
Speaker 7: to the world that existed on October sixth, before this
Speaker 7: war started, when the Iranian regime tried one provocation after
Speaker 7: the next until tensions reached a boiling point. The Iranian
Speaker 7: regime strategy is to try to boil Israel like a frog.
Speaker 7: Do you know what happens to a frog when you
Speaker 7: put it in boiling water? If you put it in
Speaker 7: water and then slowly turn up the heat, it doesn't
Speaker 7: realize that the water is getting hotter and hotter until
Speaker 7: eventually it dies. That's what the Rae regime wants to
Speaker 7: do to keep pushing boundaries. It'll be one missile from here,
Speaker 7: another missile from there. We've had this before when it
Speaker 7: was claimed that Hamas didn't really shoot a missile, that
Speaker 7: was just lightning that set it off accidentally, until we
Speaker 7: reach a point where Israel finds itself confronting a massive threat.
Speaker 1: From the Iranian regime.
Speaker 7: So this is Israel saying we are not going to
Speaker 7: tolerate any violations of the ceasefire or else you're just
Speaker 7: paving the way to the next war. It's important we
Speaker 7: have a de escalation. It's important the Israel Iran war end,
Speaker 7: but it cannot end with the Iranian regime pushing the
Speaker 7: boundaries to see how far it can go and how
Speaker 7: much it can get away within attacking Israel.
Speaker 3: And of course we should know that Iran has denied
Speaker 3: sending those two missiles into northern Israel. There's no other
Speaker 3: legitimate explanation for where those missiles came from, however, and
Speaker 3: presumably Israel has tracked them to Tehran. But elin you know,
Speaker 3: the question is, why would Iran have done this? Why
Speaker 3: would it have agreed to a cease fire with the
Speaker 3: president and then broken it just a few hours later.
Speaker 3: You know, you say it's testing the boundaries, but it
Speaker 3: is already thoroughly crippled. The regimes hanging on by a thread.
Speaker 3: What possible self interest is there?
Speaker 7: The Iranian regime has comprehensively lost this war with Israel.
Speaker 7: It's impossible to exaggerate Israel's achievements.
Speaker 1: In twelve days, the.
Speaker 7: Iranian regime managed to bomb a hospital, a cancer research clinic,
Speaker 7: a treatment clinic for disabled children, and people's homes. Israel
Speaker 7: managed to cripple its ballistic missile industry, decapitate its military leadership,
Speaker 7: and together with the United States, totally destroy.
Speaker 1: Its nuclear program.
Speaker 7: The Iranian regime was not in a position to respond
Speaker 7: with Israeli jets controlling the skies of Tehran, and.
Speaker 1: It had to agree to a cease fire.
Speaker 7: But the Iranian regime has been humiliated, and that means
Speaker 7: that it is still dangerous. Israel has managed to eliminate
Speaker 7: the existential threats of a nuclear Iran and Iran with
Speaker 7: ballistic missiles, and the world should say thank you. But
Speaker 7: Iran is still dangerous. And you know, I know your
Speaker 7: show has really bravely platformed so many Iranian expats who
Speaker 7: are hoping this would lead to the fall of the regime.
Speaker 7: And I think the exiled Crown Prince Raza Pahlavi put
Speaker 7: it so well yesterday, warning that the Iranian regime is
Speaker 7: going to lash out. It's not going to go without
Speaker 7: a fight because it's been humiliated. And as long as
Speaker 7: Iran is controlled by a fundamentalistic, totalitarian, despotic regime whose
Speaker 7: policy is death to Israel and death to the United States,
Speaker 7: it will continue to try to establish chaos to try
Speaker 7: to gain control of the Middle East, and no one.
Speaker 1: Will be truly safe.
Speaker 7: So the Uranian regime not an exist central threat anymore,
Speaker 7: but still a ticking time, Bob.
Speaker 3: Just finally quickly, Elinor. You're very prominent on x and
Speaker 3: on social media. There's a cry, there's a lot of
Speaker 3: claims that Israel hasn't done the job Americas and done
Speaker 3: the job in completely destroying the nuclear sites. This speculation
Speaker 3: is rife. What would you say to that.
Speaker 7: Look, Israel and the United States are going to be
Speaker 7: performing the final analysis of the damage from those devastating
Speaker 7: air strikes, But right now it looks like Natans and
Speaker 7: Istahanzak were completely destroyed and four Doux has either been
Speaker 7: completely destroyed or massively degraded with Israel bombing the access room.
Speaker 7: The current estimation according to US intelligence is that Iran's
Speaker 7: four hundred kilos of highly enriched uranium are buried underneath
Speaker 7: the mountain and are completely inaccessible. So we're way for
Speaker 7: the final assessment. But the Iranian nuclear program has either
Speaker 7: been set back by years or completely destroyed. And it
Speaker 7: looks like if Iran wants a Newclaire program, it's going
Speaker 7: to have to build one from scratch.
Speaker 3: All right, Elan Lee, the appreciate your time as always,
Speaker 3: Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Now let's bring it now.
Speaker 3: Former Liberal senator, sorry, current Liberal Senator and former Australian
Speaker 3: Ambassador to Israel, Dave Sharma.
Speaker 2: Dave, great to see you again.
Speaker 3: Now, this news tonight very concerning that Iran has breached
Speaker 3: the ceasefire agreement broken by Donald Trump just this morning
Speaker 3: our time.
Speaker 2: What's your response to this news.
Speaker 8: Look, you know we've had mixed signals from Iran. We've
Speaker 8: had some suggestion that if dayas stopped, if Israel's cease
Speaker 8: is attacking them, they will stop responding in kind, but
Speaker 8: they haven't explicitly agreed to a cease fire. You also
Speaker 8: need to bear in mind that we don't know how
Speaker 8: well command and control arrangements are working in Aram. I've
Speaker 8: lost a number of the senior military leaders. I think
Speaker 8: the Supreme Leader is in hiding somewhere, so it's not
Speaker 8: necessarily the case that they can give an order and
Speaker 8: everyone will follow it. And there's the possibility that there's
Speaker 8: been a breakdown internally in Irani too, where the leadership
Speaker 8: wanted to observe a cease fire, but elements of the
Speaker 8: IIGC did not. But it's very hard to know at
Speaker 8: this stage.
Speaker 3: That's a really interesting point that I haven't heard made yet,
Speaker 3: but that is fascinating that it might have been a
Speaker 3: different group or different officials, military officials not under the
Speaker 3: control of the IIGC. I just want to ask you
Speaker 3: about the significance overnight of Israel destroying the gates of
Speaker 3: Evan prison and also the destruction of the so called
Speaker 3: Israel Clock in Tehran.
Speaker 8: Well, I think what this is intended to do is
Speaker 8: send a signal to Iran that if they don't cease
Speaker 8: their responses, then the next set of Israeli targets a
Speaker 8: political or institutional in nature, no longer going to be
Speaker 8: just limited to military installations, and Evan prisoners are particularly
Speaker 8: potent symbol. I mean Evan prisoners where political detainees and
Speaker 8: hostages are held and mistreated. An Australian citizen, Kylie Moore Gilbert,
Speaker 8: was held there for a number of years. And I
Speaker 8: know this is you know, it's a place that has
Speaker 8: resonance with human rights activists and people who fight for
Speaker 8: freedom around the world. So I think this was intended
Speaker 8: to send a message by a Israel to Iran that
Speaker 8: if they don't cease their continued missile attacks against civilian areas,
Speaker 8: it should be make clear they are targeting civilian areas
Speaker 8: in Israel, including mosques and synagogues, then Israel will accelerate,
Speaker 8: if you like, or escalate the sort of tut things
Speaker 8: they're targeting.
Speaker 3: Just in terms of the broader vision for the region
Speaker 3: that we've heard expressed over for many years by the
Speaker 3: he's ready Prime Minister in Adinyahu. You know he's keen
Speaker 3: to have an expansion of the Abraham Accords, work in
Speaker 3: partnership with Donald Trump to achieve that.
Speaker 2: Does it give you.
Speaker 3: Hope that during this war with the Run that some
Speaker 3: of the other Arab nations did assist Israel in downing
Speaker 3: Iranian missiles in their airspace, either they helped in intercepting
Speaker 3: them or allowed Israel to.
Speaker 2: Do so in their airspace. What do you think about that?
Speaker 8: Well, I think, look, one of these unspoken truths in
Speaker 8: the Middle East is that most or all in fact,
Speaker 8: of Iran's neighbors are concerned about its nuclear weapons program.
Speaker 8: It's ballistic missile activities that support to terrorist groups, often
Speaker 8: in their own countries, and the fact that it's you know,
Speaker 8: destabilizing activities have hurt their own countries and their own people.
Speaker 8: So many Arab golf states, while they will not say
Speaker 8: this publicly, will be quietly pleased that Iran's ambitions have
Speaker 8: been humbled. And I think they were like a future
Speaker 8: where they can focus on the governance of their country
Speaker 8: the development of their people, but also have open diplomatic
Speaker 8: relations with Israel. But if you look at the history
Speaker 8: of the region, I mean, the single most destabilizing a
Speaker 8: negative force in the region over the last two decades
Speaker 8: has been Iran. It's armed proxies. I mean, Iran has
Speaker 8: made Lebanon and Yemen ungovernable. It's made democratic Iraq struggle.
Speaker 8: It propped up Asad in Syria for ten years beyond
Speaker 8: his expiring day, and of course armed and funded and
Speaker 8: trained Hamas and HEZBLA, which directly attacked Israel. None of
Speaker 8: those things would have been happening without Iran, and it's
Speaker 8: very aggressive regional policy, it's ambition to be the regional hedgemon.
Speaker 8: And with an Iran that is at least weak and
Speaker 8: the rest of the region can breathe a sigh of relief.
Speaker 3: Indeed, all right, Dave Sharma, really appreciate your time once
Speaker 3: again on this very newsy night.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much for joining me.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 3: There's been a lot of discussion about this new partnership
Speaker 3: or not too much new, but a formidable partnership that
Speaker 3: has been forged between Trump and Nette and Yahoo and
Speaker 3: professor of American politics at the University of Melbourne Timothy
Speaker 3: Lynch has written about it and he says the pair
Speaker 3: actually have much in common with Thatcher and Reagan, and
Speaker 3: tim Lynch joins me now, thank you very much for
Speaker 3: your time. So tell me about why you think Trump
Speaker 3: and Nette and Yah who are forming a similarly strong partnership,
Speaker 3: and how significant is it in our age.
Speaker 9: Great to be here, Sherry, I think there's a even
Speaker 9: though Trump is regarded as something of an a moralist,
Speaker 9: somebody that's taken positions against the more moral positions of
Speaker 9: someone like George W.
Speaker 1: Bush.
Speaker 9: What brings him together with bb Nette Yahoo is a
Speaker 9: very clear notion of right and wrong, of good and evil,
Speaker 9: and perhaps more than that, and this puts him in
Speaker 9: the Thatcher Reagan puts them both in the Thatcher Reagan
Speaker 9: mold a willingness to deploy hard military power to shift
Speaker 9: that balance. Now, I'm not saying it's a perfect historical analogy,
Speaker 9: but one of the most successful features of the relationship
Speaker 9: between those two leaders in the nineteen eighties was the
Speaker 9: end of the Soviet Union, a remarkable political geostrategic feat
Speaker 9: that nobody in nineteen eighty nobody in nineteen eighty eight
Speaker 9: saw coming, and that victory was won by taking some
Speaker 9: fairly simple maxim maxims that capitalism works, democracy is good
Speaker 9: and popular, and that their opposites a communism in the
Speaker 9: Soviet Union, don't. And a willingness to actually deploy military force.
Speaker 9: First in the Falklands, where Thatcher was instrumental in bringing
Speaker 9: down a fascist regime, and in Reagan's is certainly in
Speaker 9: his first term containment of communism. It weakened those regimes
Speaker 9: in a way that all the sophisticated approaches of political
Speaker 9: scientists and leftist philosophers.
Speaker 1: Didn't do.
Speaker 9: And I think Trump and let Nyahu are recycling though,
Speaker 9: that simple approach to world affairs.
Speaker 3: A return to the values that underpin our Western civilization,
Speaker 3: if you like, which have become so confused in recent times.
Speaker 3: I've even heard some commentators compare Trump's move to strike
Speaker 3: Iran's nuclear sites with this famous moment.
Speaker 1: Mister Gorbatschoff teared down this war.
Speaker 3: Tim do you think there are similarities here with the
Speaker 3: significance of the statements.
Speaker 9: Yes, I think Reagan, it's the great force of light,
Speaker 9: the great ringing endorsement. I think of America's Cold War strategy,
Speaker 9: tear down this wall.
Speaker 1: And it was.
Speaker 9: It was given in Berlin in the face of all
Speaker 9: sorts of opposition his from American diplomats and his advisors.
Speaker 9: But Reagan took the decision to paint the conflict in
Speaker 9: moral terms, in black and white terms. And I think Trump,
Speaker 9: even though he's tempted away from this moral approach to
Speaker 9: global affairs, is also a bit of a sucker for it.
Speaker 9: I don't think he's a great student of history, but
Speaker 9: he would recognize the great communicator in Ronald Reagan. He
Speaker 9: styles himself, of course, as a man that's mastered the
Speaker 9: medium of television. He knows how to look strong in
Speaker 9: front of a camera. Look at how he reacted to
Speaker 9: the attempted assassination in Pennsylvania last summer, northern summer. He's
Speaker 9: got a theatrical style, which I think his opponents, certainly
Speaker 9: in the United States, haven't given him enough credit for politics.
Speaker 9: And war is about theater. If you want another example,
Speaker 9: and it's not Thatcher, look at Winston Churchill. He understood
Speaker 9: that war is a populist activity. It's about geeing up
Speaker 9: the troops and the people. And Trump seems to have
Speaker 9: a bit of a knack when it comes to this.
Speaker 9: The great internationalists like Barack Obama and Joe Biden got
Speaker 9: terribly confused and ended up skid daddling from conflicts speaking
Speaker 9: the language of diplomacy in negotiation, and had much less
Speaker 9: impact on the bad guys than Donald Trump with his
Speaker 9: gut instinct and very televisual understanding of diplomacy.
Speaker 3: No, indeed, and I loved your analysis there. My only
Speaker 3: hope was that Trump was going to come out with
Speaker 3: something poetic or significant, some profound words, and his press
Speaker 3: conference on Sunday, which he didn't do. Perhaps he needs
Speaker 3: a new speech.
Speaker 9: He's not a poet, of course, is he. But I
Speaker 9: thought that was a very effective five minutes. It was
Speaker 9: residential speech.
Speaker 3: You're buying, No, it was indeed, it was indeed all right,
Speaker 3: Timothy Lynch, appreciate your time.
Speaker 2: Love that segment. Thank you so much. Now still to.
Speaker 3: Came ol lies on Air Force One as President Trump
Speaker 3: prepares to take off for NATO as the ceasefire collapses,
Speaker 3: Classive alban Easy hadn't already shredded our international standing, his
Speaker 3: bungled handling of the American strikes has certainly done it.
Speaker 3: Now Camra Milner and Andrew Caswell will assess the damage next.
Speaker 2: Welcome back if you're just joining us.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 3: The ceasefire between Israel and Iran looks to have collapsed.
Speaker 3: Iran has fired two missiles into northern Israel, and Israel's
Speaker 3: Defense Minister Israel Katz has vowed to respond forcefully in
Speaker 3: the heart of Tehran. So this ceasefire, announced just this
Speaker 3: morning our time by the President of the United States,
Speaker 3: which he predicted would last forever, hasn't lasted a matter
Speaker 3: of hours. With Iran firing a missile into northern Israel. Now,
Speaker 3: the Albenzi government has been rightly criticized for being too
Speaker 3: slow to endorse America's strikes on Iran. I mean Albanezi
Speaker 3: and Penny one could barely endorse that action. They did
Speaker 3: so through gritted teeth. Now, Morrison last night and this
Speaker 3: show said it was a departure from previous Labor governments.
Speaker 6: Whether it was during times of the Rug government, the
Speaker 6: Gillad government, there was an instinctive, an instinctive alignment with
Speaker 6: the United States.
Speaker 3: All right, and let's bring our panel our Bill Shotten's
Speaker 3: former chief of staff, Camer Milner and Scott Morrison's former
Speaker 3: media advisor Andrew Carswell. Well, Cameron, you're also a former
Speaker 3: Labor State secretary.
Speaker 2: Do you think Morrison's right?
Speaker 10: Well, I think Scott's nailed it. I mean, there is
Speaker 10: a very big difference between hawk Keating Rad Gillard and
Speaker 10: this appalling, appalling foreign policy that we're seeing from Wong
Speaker 10: and then enunciated by a weak elbow. And that's the
Speaker 10: problem Labor's got is that is that Wong is an
Speaker 10: ideologue and Albow is weak, and that combination is toxic,
Speaker 10: toxic for our foreign affairs and also incredibly damaging for
Speaker 10: our allies in the US and the UK. How can
Speaker 10: we not how can we not reward the US and
Speaker 10: Israel for that matter, for actually eliminating a nuclear capacity
Speaker 10: in that Islamist regime Iran. I mean, these guys are
Speaker 10: extremists and they're about to have a nuclear war a
Speaker 10: nuclear warhead available to them. That is the mission that
Speaker 10: Israel and the US signed up for. And we should
Speaker 10: have been incredibly grateful as a nation. Instead we look
Speaker 10: in simpate and weak, and it's incredibly embarrassing I think
Speaker 10: for Australia under Albernese and under labor as it currently stands.
Speaker 3: Yeah, completely agree, I mean, andrew this government, it's bizarre
Speaker 3: that it's so hesitant to support our closest ally.
Speaker 1: It will Shari.
Speaker 11: We've become irrelevant on the on the world stage under
Speaker 11: this government, and it's such a crucial hour as well
Speaker 11: to become irrelevant. And we've become irrelevant not only because
Speaker 11: of the lack of actions that we're taking in supporting
Speaker 11: our partners and our allies, which we should be doing.
Speaker 11: It's not only because of the timidity in the way
Speaker 11: that we approach these issues. But it's because of the
Speaker 11: language that we employ to respond to these kind of moments.
Speaker 11: As we saw yesterday, this timidity, this insipid language that's
Speaker 11: directly from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade song sheet.
Speaker 11: It's not you know, Albanezi and Wang stood up yesterday
Speaker 11: and said what was not in their heart they just
Speaker 11: read from a sheet that was in front of them,
Speaker 11: is not what they think, it's not what they believe,
Speaker 11: and it shows in the outcome. And we've had a
Speaker 11: steady stream of Prime ministers of all stripes in this
Speaker 11: country that have stood up for this country, that have
Speaker 11: stepped forward, that have elbows elbow their way to the
Speaker 11: front of the queue of Wealth Affairs and sat at
Speaker 11: that table. And they've done it because they've showed up
Speaker 11: for their allies. They've showed up in those moments, and
Speaker 11: we're not seeing this with this administration. They love the
Speaker 11: safety of the sidelines.
Speaker 3: No, it's well put, the safety of the sidelines, but
Speaker 3: in fact it's not so safe because now Orcus might
Speaker 3: even be at risk because Albanizi refuses to increase defense spending,
Speaker 3: something that the rest of the world is doing. I mean,
Speaker 3: Cameron Milner, you've written about this in your column in
Speaker 3: The Nightly, So you know, do you agree that Albinizi
Speaker 3: is in fact threatening orcus.
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 10: I do, and my article tonight says that if you
Speaker 10: look at Labour's actions under Albanese, which are weak and
Speaker 10: to your point, Andrew insipid and timid, they're not what
Speaker 10: you would expect of an ally who wants to have
Speaker 10: three Virginia class nuclear submarines as part of an orcus alliance.
Speaker 10: I mean, what if Albo had those three subs in
Speaker 10: perthin decided that diplomacy with Tehran was more important than
Speaker 10: deploying them to bomb the living daylights the nuclear capacity
Speaker 10: of a run that's what's at risk. And elbow is
Speaker 10: so weak and so not an ally at the moment,
Speaker 10: and you're right, not spinning nearly enough on defense as
Speaker 10: a nation that you wonder why the US and the
Speaker 10: UK would continue to carry a weak elbow and a
Speaker 10: labor government that's not doing enough as an ally.
Speaker 3: Andrew, do you think the Coalition has been strong enough
Speaker 3: in this area as well under Susan Lee. I mean,
Speaker 3: we know Peter Dutton his instincts were spot on, but
Speaker 3: some of the Coalition statements have been quite weak.
Speaker 2: What do you think, Well.
Speaker 11: I think, as Scott said last night, the instinct of
Speaker 11: the coalition is usually right in this regards, and I
Speaker 11: think the le opposition is just feeling their way a
Speaker 11: little bit on these issues. They need to get on
Speaker 11: board very quickly and get the language settings right to
Speaker 11: showcase that they understand these issues, that they're aggressively pursuing
Speaker 11: those alliance partnerships from a position of opposition. So I
Speaker 11: think yes, they need to tighten that language. They need
Speaker 11: to lift up the language a bit to really convey
Speaker 11: what's sitting behind them.
Speaker 3: Do you agree with that, Cameron? I mean I think
Speaker 3: they need to toughen up a lot. You know, I
Speaker 3: have Dave Sharma on the show all the time, but
Speaker 3: he's not even in a shadow ministry. Susan Lee didn't
Speaker 3: even give him a role. And not to put down
Speaker 3: the others that are in those positions, but they need
Speaker 3: to be tough. They need to be more forthcoming because
Speaker 3: this is the biggest story in the world. The Albanezy
Speaker 3: government is nowhere and the opposition should be hammering this hard,
Speaker 3: not just for their own political interests, but for our
Speaker 3: national security, but for our standing in the world.
Speaker 10: Cameron, I couldn't agree more, couldn't agree more, Shari couldn't
Speaker 10: agree more. But I think Andrew Hasty, to his credit,
Speaker 10: has actually stood up over the last severy two hours
Speaker 10: and said what need to be said in terms of
Speaker 10: the Liberal Party position. But it's the role of government, Shari.
Speaker 10: Governments are expect to lead their nations governments. Australians are
Speaker 10: calling out for their political leadership the person they voted
Speaker 10: in only as recently as May the second to actually
Speaker 10: show some global leadership. And to your point, Andrew, he's
Speaker 10: dealed himself out of the game. Albert wants to be irrelevant.
Speaker 10: I mean, you know, hiding on the sidelines, you know,
Speaker 10: being dumped by Trump. That's what he actually wants to do,
Speaker 10: rather than stepping up as a solid ally of the
Speaker 10: superpowers like the UK and the US, where we've always
Speaker 10: been as a nation and we're stronger together.
Speaker 3: And now we're seeing the news at Albanezi so vindictive.
Speaker 3: Apparently he wants to cut the number of staff allocated
Speaker 3: to the Liberal Party.
Speaker 2: Andrew, what do you think about this move?
Speaker 11: Well, it's just poor Foreman and it's just unnecessary as well.
Speaker 11: I mean, the oppositions is in a world to paint
Speaker 11: at the moment. They need to get their their things
Speaker 11: moving and this will not help them in that cause.
Speaker 11: And look, the government doesn't need to necessarily help them.
Speaker 11: They need to do the right thing. And they've got
Speaker 11: form on the board in these kind of regards as
Speaker 11: well in the way that they approach the cross bench
Speaker 11: in the last term as well, where they cut back
Speaker 11: the numbers. I know how hard those cross benches work.
Speaker 11: I don't necessarily agree with what they say and what
Speaker 11: the positions they stand for, but they work hard and
Speaker 11: they deserve the proper staff to be able to do
Speaker 11: their jobs properly as the opposition does as well, to
Speaker 11: be an effective opposition to hold the government to account.
Speaker 3: All right, Andrew Carswell, Karra Milner, love having you on
Speaker 3: as always on a Tuesday, and we are still standing
Speaker 3: by to hear from the President of the United States.
Speaker 2: He has not appeared to board that flight yet. We
Speaker 2: will bring you the news when he does. We'll bring
Speaker 2: it to you live straight away.
Speaker 3: Now after the break, I'm joined by the former Directory
Speaker 3: of the Military Prosecution for Judea and Sumaria or the
Speaker 3: West Bank if you like, for the for the latest
Speaker 3: on the collapsing ceasefire plus Sovie Ellsworth with the news
Speaker 3: in the Middle East, as reports merge of.
Speaker 2: Iran firing missiles. That's all coming up.
Speaker 3: Welcome back with This is a live shot of Air
Speaker 3: Force one at the Andrews Airbase in Maryland. We're waiting
Speaker 3: for the President of the United States, Donald Trump to board.
Speaker 3: He was due to depart around forty five minutes ago
Speaker 3: at six am local time for a flight to NATO,
Speaker 3: but he hasn't left yet. We can speculate, pure speculation,
Speaker 3: he's having crisis talks after he announced a cease fire
Speaker 3: this morning our time, which has now collapsed or appears
Speaker 3: to have completely collapsed, with Israel vowing retaliation, forcefully, forceful
Speaker 3: retaliation in the heart of Tehran after Iran fired two
Speaker 3: missiles at northern Israel. So we're standing by to potentially
Speaker 3: hear from the President of the United States. But now
Speaker 3: let's bring in an impressive guest. Maurice Hirsh is the
Speaker 3: former Director of Military Prosecution for Judea and Samaria, what
Speaker 3: Israel calls the West Bank. He's also the current director
Speaker 3: of the Initiative for Palestinian Authority, Accountability and Reform in
Speaker 3: the Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs, Murrays, Welcome
Speaker 3: to the show. Now, just as the ceasefire began, we
Speaker 3: see that around fired missiles into Israel.
Speaker 2: It is denying it did this. Do you have any
Speaker 2: doubt at all?
Speaker 12: There's absolutely no doubt whatsoever that Iran fired those missiles,
Speaker 12: whether directly or indirectly.
Speaker 1: There aren't missiles just.
Speaker 12: Falling out of the sky suddenly targeting Israel's civilian population
Speaker 12: as they have done for the last really two weeks.
Speaker 12: This is a blatant breach by the Iranians, their attempt
Speaker 12: to have the last say, no matter what, and to
Speaker 12: try and save a little bit of face after their
Speaker 12: entire military operation crumbled before Israel and the US, and
Speaker 12: now they're trying to really ensure that they can present
Speaker 12: what they have defined as a victory to the Iranian
Speaker 12: people as a justification for carrying on their genocidal emission
Speaker 12: to destroyers.
Speaker 3: Now, over the past twelve days, Israel has reportedly hit
Speaker 3: over one thousand military and nuclear sites in Iran. Israel
Speaker 3: Cats tonight has pledged falstful response to Iran's breach of
Speaker 3: the ceasefire agreement.
Speaker 2: So you are there sites.
Speaker 3: That Israel has held back or where do you expect
Speaker 3: that this response will be.
Speaker 12: Unfortunately, there are still scores, if not more, of military
Speaker 12: targets in Iran. Their apparatus for creating the ballistic missiles
Speaker 12: alone was extensive and spread over really hundreds of different sites.
Speaker 12: If you then add on all of the nuclear sites
Speaker 12: and the development of nuclear capabilities, the sites that were
Speaker 12: spread all the way around Iran as well all the
Speaker 12: different components that are needed in order to put together
Speaker 12: that technology with the know how the enriched uranium to
Speaker 12: make a nuclear bomb, it is quite an extent of
Speaker 12: apparatus and there are still many targets for Israel to strike.
Speaker 12: It's a shame really that the Iranian regime has brought
Speaker 12: itself to the situation and has brought Israel to the
Speaker 12: situation where it must respond, and respond it must if
Speaker 12: we ignore this wasn't a small breach of the ceasefire.
Speaker 12: This was a fundamental breach of the ceasefire.
Speaker 1: And if we.
Speaker 12: Don't hold Iran accountable and soon then they will understand
Speaker 12: that they have permission to continue, possibly breaching the ceasefire
Speaker 12: with our consequences, and that would be a bad message
Speaker 12: for the entire region.
Speaker 3: Now, Israel did agree to the ceasefire. Are you confident
Speaker 3: that Natanya who wouldn't have done so unless Iran's nuclear
Speaker 3: capability had been completely obliterated.
Speaker 12: I think, as Rossel's government said, that the achievements that
Speaker 12: we have made over the last twelve days really exceeded
Speaker 12: all of our expectations. I think that if there was
Speaker 12: still an opportunity that Iran could turn around tomorrow, that
Speaker 12: the Iranian regime, sorry not Iran, that Iranian regime could
Speaker 12: turn around tomorrow and return to rebuilding its nuclear capabilities,
Speaker 12: then I don't think that Prime Minister Nitanial would have
Speaker 12: agreed to any type of ceasefire. The goal was to
Speaker 12: put that threat off the table for decades to come,
Speaker 12: and I think that at least Israel's understanding of the
Speaker 12: situation of the bomb assessment bomb damage assessment as it's
Speaker 12: called BDA, has led us to understand that those goals
Speaker 12: have been achieved and we can now at least for
Speaker 12: the moment, cease our fire.
Speaker 3: M All right, that's good to know that bomb damage assessment.
Speaker 3: Maurice Hirsh, fantastic to have on the show, and I
Speaker 3: hope to have you on once again, thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Now after the.
Speaker 3: Break, we'll go live to Israel yet again with the
Speaker 3: very latest on the ceasefire deal with our Sky News
Speaker 3: reporter Sophie Elsworth. Welcome back with the world is waiting
Speaker 3: to hear from the President of the United States, Donald Trump,
Speaker 3: who is due to take off any moment from Maryland
Speaker 3: Air Force One. A helicopter has arrived at the air
Speaker 3: Force base in.
Speaker 2: The past few minutes.
Speaker 3: It might be Marine one, so Donald Trump might be
Speaker 3: arriving on that helicopter, set to board the plane to
Speaker 3: head to NATO. If he appears, we're going to hear
Speaker 3: from him straight away. He did announce this ceasefire that
Speaker 3: has now utterly collapsed tonight, with Iran breaching it by
Speaker 3: firing missiles into northern Israel.
Speaker 2: You'd assume the President would be furious at this.
Speaker 3: He had wanted to be in and out and have
Speaker 3: a peaceful outcome.
Speaker 2: Here out of this war.
Speaker 3: Iran has now breached the ceasefire deal, and you can't
Speaker 3: blame Israel for vowing to retaliate forcefully to this. All right,
Speaker 3: as we're discussing this, let's bring in our news cop
Speaker 3: correspondence Sky News contributer Sophie Elsworth, who's been in the
Speaker 3: Middle East for the past week. Sophie, thank you so
Speaker 3: much for joining us now. Now this has been a
Speaker 3: massive past twelve hours or so. We were hoping to
Speaker 3: have this lasting cease fire that now looks to have collapsed.
Speaker 2: It has.
Speaker 13: Indeed, Shari, when I was just in a car a
Speaker 13: few hours ago, we had to pull over because I
Speaker 13: received missile alerts on my phone, you know, telling you.
Speaker 3: I'm just going to interrupt you now because we do
Speaker 3: have some breaking news. Donald Trump has just tweeted or
Speaker 3: posted on his truth Social He has said, Israel, do
Speaker 3: not drop those bombs. If you do, it is a
Speaker 3: major violation. Bring your pilots home now.
Speaker 2: Donald J. Trump, President of the United States.
Speaker 3: So this is Donald Trump taking to truth Social to
Speaker 3: warn Israel not to drop bombs. He's saying Israel would
Speaker 3: be in breach of the ceasefire. This is despite the
Speaker 3: fact that Iran has fired those missiles of northern Israel.
Speaker 3: This is absolutely extraordinary. Donald Trump could pick up the
Speaker 3: phone to Ned and Yahoo they are close friends. But
Speaker 3: instead he has taken to truth social to post this
Speaker 3: and we could just see a shot of him there
Speaker 3: through the helicopter, the chopper that's arriving at Andrew's airbase
Speaker 3: at Maryland's. Now he's going to transfer from that shopper
Speaker 3: into air Force one his other aircraft to take him
Speaker 3: to NATO. But Donald Trump, that's not a live shot.
Speaker 3: By the way of him walking, that is not a
Speaker 3: live shot. So Donald Trump, so if he's taking to
Speaker 3: social media to warn Israel his ally not to drop
Speaker 3: bombs on Iran, let's take.
Speaker 14: Now rocket that I guess was fired overboard, it was
Speaker 14: after the time limit and it missed its target, and
Speaker 14: now Israel is going out. These guys got to calm
Speaker 14: down ridiculously.
Speaker 15: I didn't like plenty of things I saw yesterday. I
Speaker 15: didn't like the fact that is you unloaded right after
Speaker 15: we made the deal. They didn't have to unload. And
Speaker 15: I didn't like the fact that the retaliation was very strong.
Speaker 15: But an old fairness is you unloaded a lot. And
Speaker 15: now I hear is you just went out because they
Speaker 15: felt it was violated by one.
Speaker 14: Rocket that didn't land anywhere.
Speaker 15: That's not what we want, I'll tell you, and I'm
Speaker 15: telling you I'm not happy about that. Israel either, You
Speaker 15: like it was played both sides. I'm going now, as
Speaker 15: you know, Tornado. Some of you are going with me,
Speaker 15: and I think it's going to be uh successful.
Speaker 5: We'll see.
Speaker 14: I'll let you up.
Speaker 2: And you got into immens. You managed to achieve different plans,
Speaker 2: all right.
Speaker 3: That was moments earlier, Donald Trump speaking before he got
Speaker 3: this chopper flight to the Andrews Air Base at Maryland's.
Speaker 2: This is live.
Speaker 3: Donald Trump has just stepped off this chopper flight after
Speaker 3: posting to truth Social warning Israel not to drop bombs
Speaker 3: on Iran.
Speaker 2: This is extraordinary.
Speaker 3: Donald Trump should be backing in Israel here his ally,
Speaker 3: It's not Israel that breached the ceasefire. It's Iran in
Speaker 3: first killing four Israeli civilians and then sending two missiles
Speaker 3: into northern Israel after the ceasefire had been agreed to,
Speaker 3: after arms had been laid down.
Speaker 2: It was Iran who breached it.
Speaker 3: And now the President of the United States, in a
Speaker 3: move that's going to certainly unimpress Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Ettnyahu,
Speaker 3: has taken to his truth Social to warn Israel not
Speaker 3: to drop the bombs.
Speaker 2: He says it would be a major violation.
Speaker 3: We can see here now boarding air Force one heading
Speaker 3: to NATO. We were expecting he might stop to speak
Speaker 3: to the media. He hasn't done that, giving his famous
Speaker 3: fist pump there as he boards the flight to NATO.
Speaker 3: The NATO talks will now be, of course, dominated by
Speaker 3: the fact the ceasefire has been broken and Israel Netiya,
Speaker 3: who now has a big decision to make. Will it
Speaker 3: pick a fight with Donald Trump and retaliate for those
Speaker 3: missiles that breach the ceasefire deal, as Israel has vowed
Speaker 3: to do, or will it go along with the President
Speaker 3: of the United States and lay down arms. All right,
Speaker 3: I'm going to cross over now to Paul Murray, who'll
Speaker 3: continue this live coverage.