Ismail HANIYEH Hamas' Leader Killed; Israel, Iran STARTING WW III?!

Senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Aaron Miller joins Rising to discuss the attack that killed Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh. #ismailhaniyeh #hamasleader

About Rising:
Rising is a weekday morning show with bipartisan hosts that breaks the mold of morning TV by taking viewers inside the halls of Washington power like never before. The show leans into the day's political cycle with cutting edge analysis from DC insiders who can predict what is going to happen. It also sets the day's political agenda by breaking exclusive news with a team of scoop-driven reporters and demanding answers during interviews with the country's most important political newsmakers.

Follow Rising on social media:

Website: Hill.TV

Instagram: @HillTVLive

Twitter: @HillTVLive

[FR_PALESTIN]

No American soldiers should be sent into this mess!!!!



Nor US dollars or weapons 😤😤

[greenkleenex]

Yesterday, Ismail Haniyeh met with the new president of Iran. Today, he is meeting with the previous president of Iran

[sheiladale]

The 12 children were in a Druze village. They were Druze, not Jews. Innocent children playing soccer in a field. 30 or more were also injured, some critically.

[homieant]

They sending billions over there and I never received a single stimulus

[davidgreenberg]

All my friends are dead- Rashida Talib

[thstory]

Netanyahu definitely wants this war to continue and escalate. He is in trouble in his own country and faces criminal charges and blame for the security breaches on October 7th.

[nogenbeck]

Wow. This guy is so fair and level headed. Thank you for having him on!!

[jettserUK]

This news channel had the bare audacity to blame Israel?!? Oh the irony! 😏

[john-uee]

When you sow the wind, you will reap the whirlwind.

[NJIT]

No, for iran Hamas is a disposable piece on the chess board

[gorgonismztruth]

islreal is just lucky america is backing them and helping them keep the occupation going ...

[rstrausberg]

This “expert” asks “the real question” at 7:39: Why did the Israelis do it, thus risking an escalation in the conflict? And he can’t come up with an answer?! The answer is obvious: it’s called deterrence, against Iran and its proxy actors in the region.
Anyone thinking about renewing an October 7 style attack on Israel, or about sending the kind of rocket, etc, as was done last Saturday, which killed 12 children and teens and wounded dozens of others, will certainly think twice before doing so.
The Israeli response- necessary to protect its citizens, Jewish and Arab alike- has been exemplary. It is helping its allies in the West to get rid of the extreme Islamic terrorist groups who threaten not only its own safety and security, but that of civilized people the world over.

[nowhereinparticularever]

Filty war criminal, using his own people as a shield.

[MikeTerry]

I'm sure Joe and Kamala will settle it all down.

[Psalm]

You guys are completely missing the point! Why aren't you asking the crucial question: Why won’t Hamas surrender and give back the hostages to save its own people? Not a single time have I heard you press this issue. Bibi has clearly stated he would agree to a ceasefire immediately. So why is the focus always skewed? As you hopscotch around the key questions, lives are being lost on both sides! This is the real question you need to be addressing! Why hasn’t Hamas surrendered?!

Godspeed

[MrHoodmoney]

Me as an American I’m not fighting for Israel they gone have to do what they gotta do not fighting my own kind for you

[nielsonlars]

Please remember Fuad Shukr is responsible for 220 Marines, 18 sailors, and 3 soldiers meeting the good lord in the sky 41 years ago. My kids never met their grandfather. Justice has been delivered...

[YellowKurt]

Iran can't respond because it is their failure for not keeping high ranking officials safe. Could've been a disgruntled lone-man with a drone

[SKCCP]

He received a properly sentenced punishment. People need to look at the whole circumstance. Likely, Iranian leaders passed his whereabouts to Israelis. Hamas has been more of a problematic liability for Iran.

[YaronFranz]

The answer is simple. Don't think like us "think" like them.