the israel defense forces reported only twenty hamas militants were killed and added that civilians,es of international organizations, were allegedly evacuated from rafah in advance. this is footage from tel aviv, hundreds of protesters opposed the intervention in the southern part of the enclave, their main demand for the netanyahu cabinet is the return of hostages and... egyptian mediators, the news became a holiday for the residents of the enclave, albeit short-lived, hopes for a truce were reacted in ankara, after all, the agreement from hamas is the result of turkey’s diplomatic efforts. we were pleased with hamas' statement that he agreed. necessary. as a result, the united states will face a strong split in israel, wall street journal journalists say, as netanyahu continues his non-inclusive policy aimed at escalation in the region. china is concerned about this; the prc leader called for peace. we call for an immediate, comprehensive, sustainable ceasefire in gaza. at the same time, support palestine in its quest to become a full member state of the united nations. the invasi

according to the israel defense forces, as a result of airstrikes, porafah managed to eliminate two hamas commanders. the idf also attacked a rocket launcher that had previously fired eight rockets into central israel. in addition, over 50 shells hit northern israel. launched from territory of lebanon. and all over the world, mass protests in solidarity with palestine calling for an immediate ceasefire in the gaza strip took place in istanbul. residents gathered in front of the israeli consulate. and this is cape town in support of the palestinians in the streets of tens of thousands of people. earlier, the south african government welcomed the decision of the un international court on a ceasefire in rafah. he calls for peace in the middle east and thousands of people gathered for a demonstration in berlin, demanding an immediate ceasefire. demonstrators carried placards with slogans and palestinian flags. kiev is again not being accepted into nato, as the german chancellor said during a meeting with citizens in berlin; ukraine’s entry into the alliance is not expected either in the near

defense forces are, sorry, this is secret information, they do not publish them in the newspaper, inthe jerusalem post, but on average. focused on american weapons, on american supplies, and this is rather a supportive step on the part of great britain and a symbolic step, than a step that will really affect the combat capability, and so on the war that is in the gas sector, in principle, in theory, israel will have enough of its own reserves without external support, one must understand that the enemy they are fighting with is not at all the same... we are fighting, yes, these are different weight categories, different types of tasks and different types of ammunition, different intensity of use, so how much is used in us, in israel there and close to that no, that's why they can do everything themselves, okay, and what is the position of hamas then, in fact , we heard this statement that they have a standby mode, yes, standby in order to survive, and this is their main strategy for the near future. period, it was a statement earlier this week, actually monday, or something to observ

ari, arye zayden, lieutenant colonel of the reserve of the israel defense forces, political scientisthe phone, now let's return to ukrainian topics, we will talk with oleksiy haran, professor of political science at the kyiv-harian academy, scientific director of the democratic initiatives foundation named after ilko kucheriv, congratulations, mr. oleksiy, i congratulate you, well, military sociology is always important to observe how the mood of society changes, how society changes, social trends, what you see now most importantly, changes? you understand, we are talking about changes, yes, but at the same time, some numbers are quite stable enough, yes, well, for example, the belief of ukrainians in victory, yes, or our feeling of general national unity, which has increased, that is, these numbers are stable, by the way, as for mobilization, the number of those who are ready... it roughly corresponds to the number of those who were ready to mobilize before the start of the great war, well, i think we are about this, we 'll talk about it, and the custom, by the way, the number of peo

the israel defense forces launched an operation in the city of rafah, the last major hamas outpost in the gaza strip. on the tula positions paratroopers north of solidaro, it’s hot as always. ilya lyadvin to advance our forces in the direction. hello, you are watching news on ntv, in the egor kalyvanov studio. so, the main event of the day was the inauguration of the president, vladimir putin took the oath of office in st. andrew's hall, the main ceremonial hall of the kremlin. commandant's report - 33, word of oath, parade of the presidential regiment, 30 salvos of fireworks. the protocol was written down in seconds. every step of vladimir putin from his office, through the state rooms, to the podium, then to the cathedral square and temple, recorded. television cameras, our correspondent edmund zhalbunov also tried not to miss the details. this is the eighth inauguration of the russian president in the last 33 years, that is, in recent history, in principle, in the entire history of our country. and despite the fact that this solemn ceremony does not take place so often, first with

the israel defense forces are preparing to enter rafah, where hundreds of thousands of north gaza refugeesivilians are near the egyptian border . apparently, against the backdrop of the darkest expectations, washington seriously thought about whether to accept palestinian refugees? republicans who support israel reacted to this news as expected. from the first day in power, i will return the entry ban and leave the terrorists be damned. outside our country. the question is, who should be considered extremists? that's what biden calls trump supporters. the election race in the states risks descending into protest chaos. in dallas, where a tent city of pro-palestinian activists was demolished a couple of weeks ago, demonstrations resumed under the same slogans, only the crowd became wider and more radical. georgy lisashvili, pavel nisterov, andrey mikhailov, alexander anonnichev, channel one usa. and more news from the usa: the second informant in the case of defects in booing aircraft has died. joshua one worked in one of the supply companies, he was 45, led a healthy lifestyle, but a sudde

and a report also says that while the israel defense forces have and i quote, the knowledge experience and tools to minimize homes, the results on the ground, including high levels of civilian casualties, res, substantial questions as to whether the idea is using them effectively in the every case the democratic senator crisp on holding requests that this report accuse the administration of residential bi enough, docking all of the odd questions and avoiding looking closely at whether israel's conduct should mean military aid is cut off. well, the report comes from a key ally of israel. can you tell us if he's finding what they could really mean for as well? so this report comes only 2 days of the president fighting publicly threatened to withhold certain bombs and of temporary shelves of israel goes ahead. within a sold on the packed set you up for a fine sullivan gauze. i chose the washington and using its leverage. this is world's biggest 6 pull to and not just sharing it's frustration with these really government behind closed doors. many have been asking to by the administration t

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and a report also says that while the israel defense forces have and i quote, the knowledge experience and tools to minimize holmes the results on the ground, including high levels of civilian casualties, res, substantial questions as to whether the adf is using them effectively in the every case the democratic senator crispin holden requested this report, accuse the administration of presidential binding of talking all the hard questions and avoiding looking closely at whether israel's conduct should mean military aid is cut off. well, the report comes from a t i lie of israel. can you tell us if he's finding what the could really mean for as well? so this report comes only 2 days of the president fighting publicly threatened to withhold certain bombs and of temporary shelves of israel goes ahead. within a sold on the pac, sits your front line, sullivan, gaza. it shows that washington is using its leverage. this is world's biggest 6 pull to and not just sharing its frustration with these really government behind closed doors. many have been asking to by the administration to do this f

. israel defense forces have been engaged in cross board. a fire with the run back to militant group has bella who have been firing rockets into northern israel, almost daily. tens of thousands of people on both sides of the board to have been displaced. residents of northern israel, se hezbollah must be pushed back to protect communities from his rockets. many say it's only a matter of time until there's a full scale confrontation. rebecca rich as reports from the town of metro as a town devoid of peoples. but to la just one example of the many abandoned communities along israel's northern border with levon on the cell just shows me around part of the evacuated town. damage by me, sile and anti tang fi is visible almost everywhere about one 3rd of the homes and matilda has been struck sofa. the toner is one of the most dangerous towns along the lebanese is riley border. it's surrounded by 11 on on one to 3 sides and has hit almost daily by anti tank. miss alpha start we're told we have to keep on the move because we're actually in the direc

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and a report also says that while the israel defense forces have and i quote, the knowledge, experience and tools to minimize homes, the results from the ground, including high levels of civilian casualties, res, substantial questions as to whether the adf is using them effectively in the every case the democratic senator crisp on holding requests that this report accuse the administration of presidential binding of ducking all the hard questions and avoiding looking closely at whether israel's conduct should mean military aid is cut off. well, the report comes from a key ally of israel. can you tell us if he's finding what the could really mean for as well? so this report comes only 2 days of the president fighting publicly threatened to withhold certain bombs and of temporary shelves of israel goes ahead. within a sold on the pac set you up for a fine sullivan gauze. i chose the washington and using its leveretts' is world's biggest 6 pull to and not just sharing is frustration with these really government behind closed doors. many have been asking to buy the administration to do this

israel defense forces continue with what they call targeted strikes in the southern gaza city of rafahity of rafah. just our after hamas leaders accept - city of rafah. just our after hamas leaders accept that | city of rafah. just our afterl hamas leaders accept that a ceasefire from egyptian and qatari mediators. the multistage deal could involve the initial exchange of palestinian prisoners for 33 israeli hostages held since the 7 october attacks. the full details have not yet been made public. it is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the agreement is far from meeting israel's demands but that he would send a delegation to cairo to negotiate further on tuesday. qatar, facilitating negotiations, says it will also send a delegation to the egyptian capital. israel's webb's attack on rafah has left at least five people dead and armed factions in gaza responded to the israeli strikes by firing rockets into southern israel. celebrations

these images have been issued by the israel defense forces — and show tanks moving in on the area, ans to evacuate the area. aid agencies say that could be disastrous for civilians caught up in the conflict. these pictures show lorries queuing up at the rafah crossing waiting to get into gaza.

these images have been issued by the israel defense forces and show tanks moving in on the area, a vitalional control" of the gaza side of the rafah crossing. aid agencies say that could be disastrous for civilians caught up in the conflict. these pictures show lorries queuing up at the rafah crossing waiting to get into gaza. the un says any delay in getting fuel into the strip "puts their gaza operation in its grave." there was a brief glimmer of hope yesterday.

the israel defense forces say people in rough as east should move to a refugee camp west of hong eunice on the coast. more than 1000000 displaced palestinians have taken shelter in rafa. since the war broke out of a spike growing alarm over an assault, israel has said that in the offensive, that is key to eliminating him off in the wake of the type of the 7th terror attacks as frustrate to dw correspondent rebecca versus the joins us now. from jerusalem. hi, rebecca, tell us more about what's going on in russell right now. well, i knew we had come from consummation from is really military just a little while ago to say that in the day this evacuation order was beginning to be carried out just shortly before coming on. and we were told that these flyers, that is the part of the process of these evacuation orders had been dropped over the area, advising the citizens. they had to evacuate that area, that eastern areas. this is not an entire evacuation of the whole roster area of about the it's what they call in a limited scope operation. so we're seeing that eastern part, the very corner o

the israel defense forces have declared a narrow coastal strip at al—mawasi to be a safe humanitarianater or proper sanitation. israel says that since monday, about 300,000 palestinians

the israel defense forces reported only twenty hamas militants were killed and added that from rafah, advance, including employees of international organizations. this is footage from tel aviv, hundreds of protesters protested against the intervention in the southern part of the enclave, their main demand to the netanyahu cabinet is to return the hostages and make a deal with their counterparts, especially since hamas, represented by its leader ismail hanni, agreed to a ceasefire in the gaza strip, accepting the offer from the egyptian mediators. the news became a holiday for the residents of the enclave, albeit not a long one. hopes for a truce responded to ivankara. hamas that he agreed with our recommendation for a ceasefire. now israel must take the same step. i call on all western players to put pressure on israel. and they turned out that the us state debate and biden personally warned jerusalem against military actions in the south of the enclave, because they are destructive . we cannot support the operation in rafah, it will dramatically increase the suffering of the palestin

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israel defense forces. calls the operation a targeted operation and reports the liquidation of twentystruction of 150 objects. in the city, which has not yet been bombed, where people have actually been squeezed out all this time, there are now one and a half million refugees. al-jazeera tv reports at least twenty palestinians killed. it should be noted that the operation began immediately after hamas representatives agreed to a truce, the terms of which were developed through the mediation of egypt and qatar. israel, but not... they arranged it. in benjamin netanyahu's office was told that the operation in rafah should force hamas to release the remaining hostages. let me remind you that they were captured on october 7th. then it would be. actions on a bilateral basis, we paid special attention to projects that are currently being discussed between the relevant departments in the field of energy and mining, our friends also have an interest in increasing cooperation in the field of healthcare, we have a wealth of experience from the russian federation in interaction with african coun

on other topics, the israel defense forces last night. military operation in the eastern part of they of rafah, the last major hamas outpost in the gaza strip. according to israeli intelligence, the area is home to four of the remaining battalions of the hamas leadership group and a significant number of hostages captured during the attack on israel last october . after the first attacks by ground forces and aviation, tanks entered the city. an israeli armored brigade is reported to have established control. at the rafah checkpoint from the gaza sector above the road that connects the city to egypt. this operation began shortly after after the palestinian hamas movement the night before announced its readiness to accept a truce plan in the gaza strip, prepared with the mediation of egypt and qatar, but official tel aviv, for its part , did not agree with the terms of the truce. following the start of the operation in rafah, the idf announced that it had destroyed more than 150 objects and about 20 militants. at the same time, a huge number of civilians remain in the city, so the cart

at the same time, the israel defense forces reported that the bodies of three more hostages were founds during the clearing of the city of jebaliya. exercises of the northern fleet took place in the barents sea; their goal was to work out the interaction of aircraft of surface and submarine forces. the maneuvers were important not only for the north sea sailors, but also for the guests, students of the general staff military academy who observed the exercises. report by oleg posobin. on the deck of an anti-submarine ship, vice admiral kulakov, the sailors look in different directions through the sights of their machine guns. the crew repels the attack of conditional saboteurs-reconnaissance officers. admiral levchenko follows kulakov almost in line, with several other ships nearby, this is a major exercise to deploy the forces of the northern fleet. by creating interference by launching missiles, the ships form a reliable shield that protects strategic missile submarines. these the exercises are only a small part of the northern fleet's capabilities; 11 tanker ships of support vessels

in expanded strikes up and down the strip the israel defense forces said it hit more than 150 terror targets in the past day. with more funerals like these held in their wake. outside her makeshift shelter, jamila abu jabara lost nearly her entire family in an israeli strike. "my 8-year-old son's body is still under the rubble," she said. "i'm waiting for a cease-fire to pull him out." she was a mother of seven children. her 10-year-old daughter dima is the only survivor. she said, "i wish this war would end." many in israel wish that too. tonight the country mourned its dead on its first memorial day since october 7th. but netanyahu vowed to push on. "keep going until victory," he said. in gaza abu jabara wished she could have protected her six children. "i wish i died and they had lived," she said. "my message to any mother, see our lives and see our sorrows. i'm one of countless mothers who have lost." and very public cracks are now appearing between israel's government and its military, jericka. senior military leaders are demanding prime minister benjamin netanyahu decide what w

it is also known that, as reported by the israel defense forces, intelligence data confirms that theafah checkpoint was used for terrorist purposes. this is data from the israeli defense forces. also, palestinian sources, in turn , report the death of five people and several more. injured as a result of idf strikes on rafah. it is reported that israeli tanks broke through the border fence and began a ground offensive to the south of the city. and to other topics: they scream and burn fires. thousands of people took to the streets of dublin. they demand to stop the flow of illegal immigrants into the country and call on the authorities. tighten immigration laws, chant ireland, a place where christianity is practiced, the number of crimes committed by visitors to ireland is growing every year. just the other day , a naked man was detained on the streets of dublin; he was waving a knife and threatening passersby, as they write in the newspapers. local residents say that they are afraid to go out into the streets even during the day, but local authorities are only increasing the quota fo

the israel defense forces say three of the soldiers were killed when a booby-trap exploded inside a building they have now taken operational control of the nearby buffer zone between gaza and egypt known as the philadelphi corridor. that hamas allegedly uses to smuggle weapons into gaza. with the operations around rafa intensify, palestinians are once again on the move. the un's as more than one million people have fled the city. for more on the humanitarian situation, i spoke to rachel cummings, the team leader for save the children in rafah. just a note, due to the fluid situation on the ground, or internet connection was unstable, but here is our conversation. rachel, can you describe to us the situation for children on the ground right now in rafah? rachael: certainly. delivered immediately to rafah, thousands of children have been displaced outside of rafah, including the middle area of gaza, and an area that is already overcrowded, delivering enough food, clean water, medical services to children, and they are terrified, they are scared, and this is a conflict. , of course, -- sumi: ra

the israel defense forces confirm the capture of the harafah checkpoint.n the east of the city is closed. to avoid falling under egyptian fire. our entry into rafah serves two main military purposes, the return of abductees to the destruction of hamas. until then, the rafah checkpoint remained the only land point through which refugees from all over gaza could travel through mina israel. for us, all options have been exhausted, there is no safe place to go, especially since we have family members, children, the sick, the elderly. on social networks, gaza residents climbed to the roof of a destroyed building to collect humanitarian aid, many of them escaped from there. the white house demands that the rafah and karim shalom checkpoints be opened today for the passage of trucks with food and medicine into the enclave. we believe what israel says. this is a limited operation designed to cut off hamas' arms smuggling and financial flows. that night, the idf blew up a hamas tunnel near zderot. in response, iraqi militias fired from. hundreds more are still bein

the israel defense forces confirm the capture of the harafah checkpoint.ahaddin road in the east of the city is closed. to avoid getting hit. fire egyptian troops retreated from the border tel aviv makes a statement. our entrance to rafah serves two main military goals: return of the abducted, destruction of hamas. until then, the garafah checkpoint remained the only land point through which refugees from all over gaza could move through israel. for us, all options have been exhausted ; there is no safe place to go, especially since we have family members and children. footage is published on social networks, gazan residents climbed to the roof of a destroyed building to collect humanitarian aid, many of them escaped from there, the white house demands that the rafah and karimshalom checkpoints be opened today for passage of trucks with food and medicine into the enclave. we believe what israel says. this is a limited operation designed to cut off hamas' arms smuggling and financial flows. that night, the idf blew up a hamas tunnel near zderot. iraqi milit

in the latest development, the israel defense forces say that they recovered the body of another hostageof division within mr netanyahu's war cabinet, benny gantz has threatened to bring down the prime minister's government, unless he agrees to a far—reaching plan for gaza —

, northern border with 11 on have also been escalating and recent weeks the israel defense forces have been engaged in cross board. a file with the iran backed militant has blah group who have been firing rockets into northern israel, almost daily. tens of thousands of people on both sides of the board and have been displaced. residents of northern israel, se hezbollah must be pushed back to protect communities from its real kits. many say its only a matter of time until there is a full scale confrontation, the double use rebecca rich. his results now from the town of matilda is a town devoid of peoples meant to la just one example of the many abandoned communities along israel's northern border with 11 on the cell just shows me a round part of the evacuated town. damage by me, sile and anti tang fi is visible almost everywhere. about one 3rd of the homes and matilda have been struck sofa. the toner is one of the most dangerous towns along the lebanese is riley border. it surrounded by 11 on on 123 sides and has hit almost daily by antique tank ms alpha. fact we told we have to keep on

my son was in the uniform of the israel defense forces.�*s atrocities first hand. my other child in uniform as my daughter. her uniform as trainers, jeans and a star of david necklace around her neck. that is a traditional saturday night uniform, as with many teens who come in on the tube to enjoy this great city�*s night life. i was more concerned about my daughter. how on earth have we gotten to that place?" how on earth? that was six months ago when a father feared his daughter was under threat in london if she was, to coin a phrase, openlyjewish. since then, the shadow has only spread, the hate grown. we had seen an explosion on anti—semitism. the charity charge with recording anti—semitic incidents, the community security trust recorded 4103 incidents in 2023, as we have heard, that was an increase of 140 per 7% on the previous year which was itself a record high —— per 7% on the previous year which was itself a record high “147%. 2699 incidents occurred after october the 7th, more anti—semitic incidents occurring between october the

the israel defense forces confirm the capture of the rafah checkpoint.alahaddin road in the east of the city is closed. to avoid coming under fire from egyptian troops. moved away from the border, tel aviv does statement. our entry into rafah serves two main military purposes, the return of abductees to the destruction of hamas. the kharafakh checkpoint had previously remained the only land point through which refugees from all over gaza could travel through mina israel. for us, all options have been exhausted, there is no safe place to go, especially since we have family members, children, sick people, elderly people. now there is chaos in rafah, some are trying to escape, others are looking for water and food. palestinians do not know what to do, where to settle, many people they are trying to evacuate from all parts of the city; according to my information , two hospitals have already been moved. according to american reporters, access to humanitarian aid by land in gaza is completely blocked. there are no innocent civilians there , we will have to go

israel's defense force saying they began an operation in rafah. and so far the airstrikes do not appear to be the strikes that the u.s. has been worried about, this full-scale assault on rafah that has worried the united states and other member of the international community. but, you know, what the hopes are is that they can try to salvage the details within this proposal and get the two sides to come to an agreement, to bring the hostages home as well as bringing a cease-fire, even temporary to gaza. >> that is the high hope. chapman, thank you. the war on gaza is continuing to royal american universities. m.i.t. has ordered pro-palestinian protesters to clear their encampment. students are so far refusing, and there have been scuffles with police. protesters at the university of chicago erected a fence around their camp after talks with the school failed overnight. and faculty are warning the administration against bringing in the police. >>. >> reporter: most immediate concern is for the well-being of our students. we don't want them getting b

israel's defense forces say rafah is a hamas stronghold. >> end this war, save all the hostages. >> reporter: still pressure continues to mount in tel aviv as protesters called on netanyahu to accept a cease-fire deal and get the missing hostages back to their loved ones. >> all right, so what's in this hamas proposal? there are three stages, each one of these six weeks long for a permanent cease-fire, a swap of hostages in exchange for palestinians being held in israeli jails, and allowing dispraise displaced gazans to return home with no restrictions. but, again, this does not meet israel's core demand. if this doesn't, what will. >> exactly. jarred, thank you so much. >>> all right. so several hundred demonstrators protests the war in gaza tried to disrupt new york's star-studded met gala last night. the group marched through manhattan, defacing a world war i memorial with graffiti. the nypd said they made more than two dozen arrests while trying to block protesters from getting near the event. >>> and a little farther uptown, pro-israel demonstrators gathered near columbia university to

and our guest, aryeh zayden, reserve lieutenant of the israel defense forces, political scientist. aryeh. i congratulate you. so we are literally with you on the verge of a possible battle for rafah, the last city in the gaza strip, which is still is under the control of the terrorist organization hamas. prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu speaks about the need to continue this operation. the united states is trying to prevent israel from carrying out this operation, but a few hours ago they stopped. that the united states is even willing to provide israel with information on the whereabouts of key leaders of the hamas terrorist group, unless there is an assault on rafah, what do you think will happen? when the americans talk about storming rafah, they mean what we will do with tsa, we will do to zrapakho, the same thing that he did to gaza, and benjamin netanyahu and other representatives of the government do not no... talk to them about this, that it will not happen, that is, there is some alleged, some misunderstanding between the two leaders, when one doesn't want there

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., previously served in the israel defense forces. good to have you with us.ere 2500-pound bombs. for those of us who aren't familiar with munitions, what would they normally be used for, and what does the israeli inventory look like if they are not being supplied? guest: first of all, how had several months to surrender, to release hostages, and to prevent suffering from the people of god as that country would suffer the hearing knife attack that israel suffered on the seventh of october -- the heinous attack that israel suffered on the seventh of october. out of 200 40 hostages, over 100 remain. hamas is planning to release only 30 of them. now hamas is talking of releasing corpses instead of hostages. the responsibility for suffering and for the israel incursion is on hamas. as far as concerning the admonition, i think the u.s. is delivering a blow to its own credibility as an ally not just for israel, but 4 -- christian: what will the bulbs be used for, you are a military man, what will they be used for? guest: a military man is a stretch, i served somethi

the israel defense forces struck a residential area near the city of rafah.uthern part of the gaza strip, negotiations on a settlement in the enclave have stalled to a dead end, said a hamas spokesman. formerly israeli. minister benjamin netanyahu emphasized that the ground operation in rafah would begin no matter what, and meanwhile , american journalist seimar hirsch reported that netanyahu had tacitly admitted the failure of the jewish state in this conflict. according to hirsch, the israeli cabinet's decision to build a wall to separate the gas into two parts will inevitably fail, since the northern part of the enclave is still successfully controlled by hamas. now footage from iran, there, due to heavy rainfall in the north-east of the country, the rivers overflowed their banks, as a result the streets were flooded, cars floated along the roads, look at how powerful the flow is, the car is literally washed away by such powerful flows due to flooding in the underground passages, at least people died five people. local authorities recommended that resident

in expanded strikes up and down the strip, the israel defense forces said it hit more than 150 terror targets in the past day. with more funerals like these held in their wake. outside her makeshift shelter, jamila lost nearly her entire family in an israeli strike. [ speaking in a global language ] "my 8-year-old son's body is still under the rubble," she said. "i'm waiting for a cease-fire to pull him out." she was a mother of seven children. her 10-year-old daughter dima is the only survivor. [ speaking in a global language ] she said, "i wish this war would end." many in israel wish that, too. the country mourned its dead on its first memorial day since october 7th. netanyahu vowed to push on. [ speaking in a global language ] "keep going until victory," he said. in gaza, this woman wished she could have protected her six children. [ speaking in a global language ] "i wish i died and they had lived," she said. "my message to any mother -- see our lives and see our sorrows. i'm one of countless mothers who have lost." ramy inocencio, cbs news, tel aviv. >>> back here in the u.s., d

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the israel defense forces, say, they have enough weaponry for an assault — and an attack, is the onlyst, from jerusalem. the fifth day of israel's ground operation in the south. israel still calling this "limited" — troops yet to enter rafah�*s overcrowded streets. but tanks and troops are massed nearby. the threat of an all—out assault still feels real. joe biden has warned israel not to do it and threatened to withhold weapons, but israel's prime minister says he's determined to destroy what is left of hamas. you know, we often had our agreements, but we've had our disagreements. we've been able to overcome them. i hope we can overcome them now, but we will do what we have to do to protect our country. israel is heavily dependent on american weaponry with the ministry of defence celebrating the arrival of everything from jeeps to smart bombs. joe biden�*s threat to suspend deliveries carries rare symbolic weight, but how much does it really matter? when we speak about difficulties within the idf, it would be for the long range or the medium one. for tomorrow war in gaza or tomorrow

aria zayden, lieutenant colonel of the reserve of the israel defense forces, a political scientist, waswith us. now let's return to ukrainian topics, let's talk with oleksiy haran, professor of political science at the kyiv-ghiran academy, scientific director of the democratic initiatives foundation. well, military sociology is always important to observe how the mood of society changes, how societies are changing, social trends, what do you now see as the most important thing in these changes? hmm, you understand, we are talking about changes, yes, but at the same time, some numbers are quite, quite stable, yes, well, for example, ukrainians' faith in victory, yes, or our sense of national unity, which increased, that is, these numbers are stable, by the way, as for mobilization, the number of those who are ready to mobilize, it roughly corresponds to the number of those who were ready to mobilize before the start of the great war, well, i think, we'll talk about it, and the custom, by the way, has increased... people who are in favor of democracy, it's more than there was before the w

and our guest, aryeh zayden, reserve lieutenant of the israel defense forces, political scientist.ions, mr. aryeh. i congratulate you. good evening. so we are literally with you on the verge of a possible battle for rafah, the last city in the gas sector that is still under the control of the terrorist organization hamas. prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu speaks about the need to continue this operation. the united states is trying to prevent israel from carrying out this operation, but a few hours ago it became known that... the united states is even ready to provide israel with information about the location of key leaders of the terrorist group hamas, unless there is an assault on rafah, but what do you think will happen? uh, when the americans talk about storming rafah, they mean that we will do to rafah the same thing that they did to gaza, and benjamin netanyahu and other government representatives, no, they do not talk to them about this , that's right will not be, that is, there is some alleged misunderstanding between the two leaders, when one does not want that.

there was no immediate comment from the israel defense forces. for a look at today's sport, with hugh ferris. hello, from the bbc sport centre. the premier league line up for next season is complete after southampton won promotion in the english champinoship playoff final. they beat leeds 1—0 at wembley. a typically tense affair was settled by adam armstrong's 24th goal of the season in the 24th minute, helping southampton return to the top flight at the first attempt after last season's relegation. for leeds it's another unsuccessful playoff campaign, while their historic struggles at wembley continue as well. but southampton�*s victory in what's billed the richest game in football stands to make them around £140 million. it wasn't a sexy appointment for southampton football club me coming in, they were brave enough to give me the opportunity and hopefully we have repaid them with a day they will remember forever and have repaid them with a day they will rememberforever and it have repaid them with a day they will remember forever and it has giv

israel defense forces say the civilian deaths in rafah will be under investigation. it is now the leading cause of death among children, gun violence and some physicians who called their organization on call for kids recently traveled to washington. their message gun safety is a public health crisis, not a political debate. nbc's alice barr has details from washington, d.c. walking the halls of the u.s. capitol, physicians with the gun violence prevention group on call for kids are on the same mission that drives their work in hospitals and clinics across the country, protecting children from gun violence in this country is a public health crisis. doctor ashley jaffe's family survived the 2022 july 4th parade mass shooting in highland park, illinois. she was shot in the hand her five year old son right there. i grabbed him and i shoved him under the bench and i wrapped my hand over his head and curled up behind him. he was screaming. he saw the blood dripping from my hand onto the sidewalk. and then we heard it again. pop, pop, pop. doctor jaffe's injury ended her ha

right, well the idea of the israel defense forces are heavily dependent on the united states for weapons. you know, 3800000000 dollars of year, a dollars a year they receive and military assistance. i think from the right here, he's kind of channeling mackey value a little bit and he's, he's just saying to himself, you know, you need to treat your enemies generously or destroy them altogether. because if you injure them only slightly, they will come back to different to, to seek revenge. and if you don't, they won't be able to. and i think he sees and why, really, as a kind of fight to the finish. and maybe he's hoping i don't know in his calculation the present abiding might even be the us present in a couple of months. yeah, i want me to pick up on that. i mean, what is at stake for joe biden? domestically right now, particularly if he holds a red line with his real i know it's a very tricky pivot for about him because he has been the most pro israel president and us history. and he's been accused of, you know, being genocide, joe. and then you have the folks who, who were happy with h

the israel defense forces have declared a narrow coastal strip at al—mawasi to be a safe humanitarian but the un says it has no running water or proper sanitation. israel says that since monday, about 300,000 palestinians have already fled rafah. the us is still urging israel not to mount a full—scale assault on the city. and in the north — there are evacuations in the city of jabalia as the idf says that it has been carrying out air strikes. it says hamas fighters are regrouping there. from jerusalem, here's our middle east correspondent, yolande knell. another desperate exodus. palestinians fleeing in their thousands, as israel signals it is now set to push further into gaza's southernmost city, issuing new evacuation orders. "what should we do?" hanan asks. "do we wait until we all die on top of each other? "we've decided it is better to leave." israel has said it's taking action against hamas in one of its last strongholds and trying to bring home hostages. meanwhile, with israel's capture of one main border crossing and another blocked off by fighting, no aid is getting into sout

aria zayden, reserve lieutenant colonel of the israel defense forces, a political scientist, was in touch. now let's return to ukraine. let's talk about these topics with alexii haran, professor of political science at the kyiv academy, scientific director of the ilko kuchayev foundation for democratic initiatives. congratulations, mr. oleksia. i congratulate you. well, military sociology is always important to watch as it changes the mood of society, how societies are changing, social trends, what do you now see as the most important thing in these changes? you understand, we are talking about changes, yes, but at the same time some numbers. are sufficiently, sufficiently stable, yes, well, for example, the belief of ukrainians in victory, yes, or our sense of general national unity, which has increased, that is, these numbers are stable, by the way, but with regard to mobilization, the number of those who are ready to mobilize, it approximately corresponds to the number of those who were ready to mobilize before the start of the great war, well, i think we'll talk about... we'll talk ab

the israel defense forces confirmed it targeted a hamas compound in the area.s most recent statement, the idf said it killed two senior hamas commanders. in an earlier statement, it said: the us state department says it is aware of the reports and is gathering more information. earlier on sunday, hamas launched a missile attack on israel for the first time in months. the israeli military said at least eight rockets were launched from the rafah area towards tel aviv. all the projectiles were either intercepted by air defence systems or fell in fields. meanwhile, our partner cbs news is reporting that us diplomatic efforts to broker a deal to release hostages held in gaza by hamas and other allied groups are expected to continue soon. negotiators from qatar, egypt and the united states will be part of the talks. cia director william burns last week travelled to paris to revive talks after negotiations in cairo stalled earlier this month. for more on these developments, i spoke to dr alterman, director of the middle east program at the center for strategic and int

there was no immediate comment from the israel defense forces. on sunday, the israeli military said at least eight rockets were launched from the rafah area of southern gaza, most of which it intercepted. some did get through, landing in open fields. police said a home in the tel aviv suburb of herzliya suffered minor damage from falling shrapnel, and two people suffered light injuries, but no serious losses were reported. here in the uk, and on the fourth day of campaigning ahead of the general election on the 4th ofjuly, the labour party said it won't raise income tax or national insurance, if it wins the election. the pledge was made by the shadow chancellor, rachel reeves, speaking to the bbc, but she didn't rule out some spending cuts, saying there would be "difficult decisions" to make, as leila nathoo reports. who do you trust with your money? which party should be given control of the public purse? thank you very much. she wants the chance to make decisions on tax and spending. rachel reeves making her pitch in west yorkshire this afterno