led attack we have nothing that leads to that just yet, boris, it's a possibility of an idf attack. >> usually it's not done this early even in the evening after sunset, the idf usually to wait until the later hours of the evening where they can assure that there's no collateral damage on civilian casualties when they conduct a strike. but when you're talking about explosions, you don't really know where they come from and again, i would suggest because this is lebanon and this is beirut, that there is the potential for other types so the explosion in this area, so you can't conclude anything just yet. >> i do general. i do want to stop you there because israel is now israel is now claiming responsibility for this strike in southern beirut. so obviously that's important information and changes your calculus of how you're seeing it's explain the significance now that we know that we just literally got that in the israeli military saying that it carried out a targeted strike in southern beirut well brianna thanks for being the scout on the screen line right there. is as you've confirm

what the idf are saying is that this was a - idf are saying is that this was a specific target. geographical layout. but i think that what i corresponded with staying there and the experience of people here is that this was acknowledged to be a safe zone. the israeli saying that this was a target. for many years one of the most wanted men mohammad deif they have made... the question now is what he actually killed in this attack. the israelis have also described those who have died as not being civilians at all but describing them as terrorists. we will get more information as the day goes on. hamas saying this ongoing strike undermines talks for a peace deal. we strike undermines talks for a peace deal. ~ . ., ., ' ., deal. we have heard of 71 dead and hosital deal. we have heard of 71 dead and hospital struggling _ deal. we have heard of 71 dead and hospital struggling to _ deal. we have heard of 71 dead and hospital struggling to cope. - deal. we have heard of 71 dead and hospital struggling to cope. are - deal. we have heard of 71 dead and hospital struggling to cope. are we

in the idf strike on hezbollah's commander in beirut. the status of that commander as of yet unknown. our breaking news coverage of this israeli strike continues right after this short break.

you, sayid am, we are seeing..." rise in emboldent zionest militants across the west, some of them idf terrorists, and this talks to your previous answer as well, they're provoking and attacking protesters, why are they becoming so brazent in their approach these last few months? well look, i mean zyanis have always been supremely arrogant people, that's because they believe in a jewish supremacist ideology, which means that they genuinely think that they are better and above other people uh and that as well as non jews are simply fair game for. to be exploited to be harmed and to be the subject of their will, and so firstly it comes from a position of just complete arrogance, but also that arrogance is very much emboldened by a... of resistance by the state, in fact is not lack of resistance, they are emboldened and supported by the state because british state in particular other western nations have been the victim of state capture by the zionist regime, and so to a large extent the policy that or policies that these nations follow when it comes to the zianist regime are effectively

let's get right to ben wedeman, who is in beirut, the idf just had a retaliatory strike. where you are, what are you hearing ben? >> well, this news is just spreading around and it's fairly early in the morning here in beirut. haven't seen that reaction yet, but it certainly isn't going to help calm things in the region i'm, sure that there are many people have are probably going to come to the conclusion that israel has decided that there's no hope in negotiations to release the hostages in gaza. and so it's going after the negotiators it's mine, honey, who would be political leader of hamas, that the military leader of hamas was heavily engaged in these negotiations, obviously not directly with the american. or d israelis, but through the facilities and the egyptians and others he was the man passing who was sort of stating hamas is position. so it seems that israel simply given up on those negotiations and his going ahead and eliminating the leaders of hamas when movie opportunity arrived. and i think as other people who you've been speaking to this morning or evening

can stay with you uh we are seeing rise in embolden zionist militants across the west some of them idf terrorists and this talks to your previous answer as well, they're provoking, attacking protesters, why are they becoming so brazent in their approach these last few months? well, mean, zionists have always been supremely arrogant people, that's because they believe in a jewish supremacist ideology, which means that they genuinely think that they're better and above other people, uh, that as goyim, as non jews are simply fair game for them to be exploited, to be harmed and to be the subject of their will, and so firstly it comes from position of just complete arrogance, but also that arrogance is uh very much emboldened by lack of resistance by the state, in fact it's not just lack of resistance, they are and supported. uh by the state because the british state in particular other uh western nations have been the victim of state capture by the zionist regime and so to a large extent the policy that or policies that these nations follow when it comes to uh the zist regime are effective

like i said, some of these are idf terrorists, these are people who have committed war crimes, acts of terrorism, uh, murder, mass murder, and then they come back to their countries with their duel passports and uh, and they seem to have been maybe radicalized, traumatized, whatever you want to say, ptsd, and carrying out acts of provocation and fire. in many cases as well, first i want to sort of touch on the issue of traumatization, one talks about that the zionist are being traumatized, but the palestinians exactly have been traumatized for the last 75, 76 years, people living in the west bank have been traumatized, people living in iraq were traumatized, the whole sort of west asian countries and the public have been traumatized to such by by the way, so one talks about traumatization, that's a different. big all together, look in so far as well, they've been traumatized by the resistance, absolutely, so the issue is that when one talks about uh thousands, hundreds of british nationals who have killed people in gaza and the west bank, because they have aduel national, they come bac

it's the second time in a week the idf have adjusted the boundaries of that humanitarian zone.so just before an operation by idf soldiers there to retrieve the bodies of five israeli hostages seized by hamas on the 7th of october. we do not know what kind of operation would be launched now but the israelis say they are preparing for what they call a forceful operation and an intervention in that area. hassan morajea, from the norwegian refugee council, is in deir al—balah where the strike took place and told us about the situation there. from what we can see, two schools that were being used as displacement centres for population civilians who had moved from other areas in gaza were targeted by multiple rockets, they were hit multiple times. it was not the one school but two schools, we believe, next to each other, and the results were catastrophic. while i am not at that scene itself, i have watched multiple videos from the site itself and the pictures are horrific. it is very telling of the constant state that populations in gaza and civilians in gaza specifically are under,

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like i said, some of these are idf terrorists, these are people who have committed war crimes, acts of terrorism, uh, murder, mass murder, and then they come back to their countries with their duel passports and uh, and they seem to have been maybe radicalized, traumatized, whatever you want to say at ptsd and carrying out acts of provocation and violence in many cases as well, first i want to... touch on the issue of traumatization, one talks about that the zianists are being traumatized, but the palestinians exactly have been traumatized for the last 75, 76 years, people living in the best bank have been traumatized, people living in iraq were traumatized, see that the whole sort of west asian countries, the public have been traumatized to such an by the west, so one talks about traumatization, that's a different topic all together, look in so far as well, they've been traumatized by the resistance. absolutely, so the issue is that uh when one talks about uh thousands, hundreds of british nationals who have killed people in gaza and the west bank because they have aduel nationals the

"we are seeing a rise in emboldent zionist militants across the west, some of them idf terrorists, and this talks to your uh previous answer as well, they're provoking and attacking protesters, why are they becoming so brazent in their approach these last few months? well look, i mean zinanists have always been supremely arrogant people, that's because they believe in a jewish supremacist ideology, which means that they genuinely think that they are better and above other people uh" that as goyim as non jews are simply fair game for them to be exploited, to be harmed and to be the subject of their will, and so firstly it comes from a position of just complete arrogance, but also that arrogance is uh very much emboldened by lack of resistance uh by the state, in fact it's not just lack of resistance, they are emboldened and supported uh by the state because the british state in particular other uh western nations have been the victim of state capture. by the zionist regime and so to a large extent the policy that or the policies that these nations follow when it comes to uh the zianist

state department for comment, the idf told us the netzah yehuda battalion operates in a professional and ethical manner and in accordance with the idf's orders and protocols they said they examine every exceptional incident and take disciplinary measures when appropriate. the state department told us they do not comment on individual cases, but say all us assistance to israel is consistent with domestic and international law still to come on the program. as wimbledon comes to a close this week again, with more of the sports greats retiring from my archives, my interview with tennis titan serena williams, just before she put down her own racket in 2022 i love cnn is live from milwaukee as republicans tonight and their nominee, his vp, and their plans to take back the white house follow cnn for complete coverage. >> the republican national convention starts monday at seven on cnn this is the emergency fire blanket from prepared hero. the emergency fire blanket is a lightweight, portable, easy to use tool to extinguish fires safely and effectively. there's less mess than there is with a

there was the killing _ idf? there are two separate events. there was the killing of— idf?arate events. there was the killing of the - there was the killing of the hezbollah military chief. my understanding is that the us was informed and is not denying it. and the fact that the hezbollah tree chief was on us designated terrorist list for some time due to planning attacks against the us in 1983 in beirut, but the attack in tehran, my understanding as it was not coordinated with the us and the us will probably not have approved that. from the israeli perspective it was necessary, again because the view is that hamas and hezbollah are proxied by iran and if it wants all of this to tell iran you can be paying the price for this also, you can'tjust paying the price for this also, you can't just sit by the paying the price for this also, you can'tjust sit by the side and everything can become by you while israel is being attacked. so everything can become by you while israel is being attacked. 50 in israel is being attacked. so in terms of the _ israel is being attacked. so in t

according to the latest idf data , 40 rockets were fired at the dutch heights, one of them exploded onootball field where children and teenagers were playing. according to the idf, it was a falak-1 missile, iranian-made from the arsenal of the hezbollah movement. 12 people died, more. were wounded, according to media reports, a meeting of the israeli military cabinet will take place on sunday, at which a final decision may be made on the start of the idf ground military operation in lebanon. shocking footage of an israeli air raid on a girls' school came from the gaza strip. according to journalists, 36 people were killed and 100 people were injured. according to the palestinian authority, the attack on the khadija school in the central part of the strip was carried out four missiles. inside were residents of northern gaza who found temporary shelter in the school. a representative of the enclave's civil defense service also reported that israel carried out another airstrike on a hospital in the deir el-balah camp, killing three dozen people there. powerful streams of water destroyed h

not just netanyahu, but on the idf.the defense ministry, who have been trying to get out of the hamas war but believe that the real war is with hezbollah in the north. and that that is absolutely justified. so you have a defense minister who has recently this last month in washington telling us we believe we're winding down in gaza and that it's unrealistic to expect us to achieve the prime minister's goals of eliminating hamas in gaza but the real fight has to be with the north because they keep hitting us harder and they've been doing it before october 7th but since october 7th on a regular basis and people have to return to their homes. 60,000 people. so there's political athemty in israel, that this is the one thing that seems to be uniting many people in israel that hezbollah has to be dealt with. and that is going to be a very different fight. hamas was very difficult. it is very difficult because of the tunnels but this is going up against 150,000 rockets in the arsenal. hezbollah is so well armed, easily supplie

before the strike, the israeli prime minister arrived at the idf headquarters in tel aviv, where he received a report on the result of the operation. benjamin netanyahu considers hezbollah responsible for saturday's shelling of a village in the israeli-occupied dutch heights. then 12 children died. the shit movement denies any involvement. claims that an israeli air defense missile exploded there, and such cases have happened before, majdal shamsa is inhabited by druze, their leaders said that israel bears at least part of the blame due to its policies, they are outraged by netanyahu’s visit, they killed the happiness of these children , now there is even more anger, israel wants to kill a man, and then also come to his funeral, this is not will work, our families in majdal shams and dutch heights. kicked out those who tried to participate in the funerals of the martyrs. the lebanese government immediately commented on the israeli strike on beirut. we condemn the blatant act of israeli aggression against the southern suburbs of beirut. this is the latest criminal act in a series of aggressiv

this strike was one of israel’s longest-range attacks in history; the idf fighters traveled more thanto reach the target, but that’s not even what makes it remarkable. for the first time, israel directly entered into military confrontation with the yemeni houthis, thereby opening up another front for itself, the confrontation on which could turn out to be very serious. consequences both for tel aviv and for the entire region as a whole. alexandrov, dmitry cherbakov and aluftina sorokina, lead the middle east. mikhail mishustin is now on a working trip to dalniy east, it started from the magadan region. the head of government was already there 4 years ago, and was now able to assess the changes that have occurred in the region recently. evgenia petrukhina, about what the premiere showed. the special board lands in magadan. this is the first city on mikhail mishustin's working trip. here it is, a new air terminal complex, created according to the designs of russian designers, magadan airport is one of 75, which is being modernized today on behalf of the president, the new terminal will

have you seen the video released just a few days ago by idf soldiers of those self—same idf soldierster is desperately short — and saying on the video that they put out that it was "an honour to do this on shabbat". that's an international crime, isn't it, against humanitarian law? i don't know of this video that you're referring to. i can only tell you the facts. the facts are that, since the beginning of the war, there are more trucks with humanitarian aid, with food, with supplies entering gaza than before the war. that is a fact. so, if there's any starvation or thirst in gaza, it's only because hamas taking control of these trucks and preventing, again, preventing their own people from getting the trucks, from getting these supplies, that is the only fact that... see, mr tal, iwould put it to you that soldiers feel free to put that kind of video out on social media platforms because there is an attitude of impunity, a confidence that they will not be punished for violating international, or indeed israeli national law. another example of that is what has been happening in one of

we will hear from a former idf spokesperson as well as a veteran middle east negotiator.he killing of ismail haniyeh came just hours after the idf hit back at his brother, with a targetted drone strike on a senior commander in southern beirut. we will also look at the reaction to that in lebanon, with concerns growing of a wider regional conflict. first — the latest headlines here in the uk. the bbc says it is "shocked" by what it calls the "aahorrent behaviour" of former presenter huw edwards — who has pleaded guilty to charges of making child abuse images. the images were sent to him by a man police say is a convicted paedophile. police officers have been given more time to continue questioning a 17—year—old boy in connection with the killings of three girls at a summer holiday dance class in southport. since those attacked demonstrators believed to be from a far—right group through bricks and did not damage the mosque for the four arrests have been made. police say they will be more. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says his country has challenging days ahead

it's the second time in a week the idf have adjusted the boundaries of that humanitarian zone.week they did so just before an operation by idf soldiers there to retrieve the bodies of five israeli hostages seized by hamas on the 7th of october. we do not know what kind of operation would be launched now but the israelis say they are preparing for what they call a forceful operation and an intervention in that area. meanwhile, a bbc investigation has found that half of gaza's water sites have been damaged or destroyed. the world health organization has warned of a "high risk" of polio spreading in gaza and beyond after the variant type two polio virus was detected in sewage. there are fears that it may already be spreading undetected amongst the population in khan younis and deir al—balah, where it was discovered. our reporter, ru abbass, takes a look at the struggles of two families living there in dire conditions. this family know their lives will never be the same again. they have been displaced from jabalia in the north and their grandmother works hard to create a sense of n

is fully prepared for any— war, the idf is fully prepared for any scenario.ecurity expert behnam ben taleblu, in washington dc, and asked him whether he thought this was the start of something more concerning. well, it's a pleasure to be with you. there is a great potential — there's a great chance, one should say — that this may not be the end of israel's response to the gruesome attack that you mentioned, that killed 12, that killed 12 children in majdal shams in the north. but make no mistake, if you're looking at the trend lines in 2024 alone, every time a commander is killed by the israelis, lebanese hezbollah, like much of the rest of the iran—backed axis of resistance, doubles down. so you're likely going to see more escalation, rather than absorption by this iran—backed terror group in the next few days. we've heard from the lebanese foreign minister, abdullah abou habib, who said that he hopes any response from hezbollah would not trigger an escalation. but how real really is the fear that this could turn into a full—scale, wider war? the fear is ind

the idf says the bodies of these two are still being held by hamas.as gone to washington to address a joint session of congress. some of the previous visits have been controversial. i think this will be the most controversial yet. first of all, the world is seeing fresh scenes of palestinians fleeing and israeli military onslaught. it will bring new misery to the city of khan younis, devastated last year, but also is likely to cause panic and destruction in the neighbouring humanitarian zone, israel's self—declared humanitarian zone of al—mawasi, where huge numbers of palestinians are sheltering. israel says it has to go back because hamas is operating inside the zone. it is likely that mr netanyahu's visit will come alongside another grim milestone in the war. the palestinian death toll is fast approaching 40,000. mr netanyahu, as he was getting ready to go to washington, has a reminder of the israeli price being paid for the poor, with two israeli hostages both taken on october seven now known to be dead. their bodies are still being held by hamas.

today is the 280th day of the hamas attack on israel and the 260th day of the start of the idf groundetersburg resident andrei kozlov, recently the israeli special services released him, i still replay in my head everything that happened, i do it every day, every day i pinch myself on the skin, trying to understand that i am after all exactly not sleeping. 120 people remain in captivity, their relatives regularly attend rallies and demand an agreement with hamas in jerusalem in front of the knesset building. israeli media report disagreements among cabinet members; national security minister bengvir does not answer benjamin netanyahu's calls. the heads of the parties included in the coalition have not held joint meetings for a long time. "opposition leader eir lapit says that control of the war has left the hands of benjamin netanyahu, although defense minister job galland convinces everyone otherwise. idf soldiers have fought in the last 9 months, doing their job with dedication, sacrificing themselves, and have achieved a lot. we destroyed or wounded 60% of hamas terrorists, they ar

the muslim soldiers of the idf fought alongside their jewish, jews, christian and other comrades with tremendous bravery. a third hero, lieutenant sufur, is here with us. [applause] he fought as an officer in the tank corps and was wounded in battle while protecting fellow soldiers from a grenade. he lost his right arm and the vision in his left eye. he's recover ing and incredibly within a short time, he will soon return to active duty as a commander of a tank company. [cheering] i just learned there is a fourth hero here, lieutenant hamel who lost a leg in gaza and continued to fight. [applause] my friends, these are the soldiers of israel, unafraid. [applause] as the bible says, they shall rise like lions, they have risen like lions, the lions of juda and israel. ladies and gentlemen, the men and women of the idf come from every corner of israeli society, every ethnicity, every color, every creed, left and right, religious and secular, all are endowed with spirit of mcabi, jewish warriors of antiquity. with us is the father of one of the mcabbies, his father escaped the holocaust a

within, that's another messaging system that needs to be deployed is an internal strife so that the idf turn against themselves, they turn against netanyahu, they turn against their politicians, uh, they are made to see that they are being casted into a war where they're losing their arms and their legs and their lives for netanyahu, for his political life, he doesn't care. about the idf soldiers, he doesn't care about the people of israel or uh any of the the future of israel, he cares about himself, he's a psychopath, he's a lunatic, he's a war criminal that should be arrested for the international uh warrants that are laid out against him, so the communication of the truth of this war is entirely netanyahu's political agenda to preserve his life needs to be uh dropped uh and communicated by flyers fired from missiles from from the yemenis uh to uh drones and everywhere they can to get the message into israel uh to impregnate israel with the truth that uh uh israel is going to be destroyed by netanyahu unless they destroy his plans for war and time is short and scott um we have uh thr

the idf is conducting operations in gaza in southern lebanon, and now, apparently, israel will have tonti-israeli demonstration took place in the yemeni capital sani. and last night, a houthi drone attacked the center of tel aviv. report from our staff correspondent. a drone that was not shot down appeared in the sky over tel aviv at 3:20 at dawn, when the city was still sleeping, a large car crashed into this building in in the very center of the city, a man died, who at that moment was simply sleeping at home. the military said the aircraft was detected, identified as hostile, but not shot down due to human error. we are investigating the incident, improving and optimizing our capabilities. something happened, the yemeni houthis have already declared their readiness for retaliatory strikes from israel, however, the remoteness of the targets , the impossibility of a ground operation, the scattered nature of the militants’ military facilities, and the difficult mountainous terrain of yemen create problems for the idf, especially since the israeli defense forces already lack personnel a

hamas, according to the israelis, friends of the idf, is still very much active here. matt

yes, anton, greetings, indeed, about an hour ago, the idf carried out an airstrike on the southern suburbs of beirut. it is known that at least four missiles were fired at this part of the levan capital by idf aircraft. the blow hit a densely populated area, where houses literally stand close to each other, to each other. according to representatives of the israeli defense department, his target was the commander, who, again, according to israeli intelligence services , led the shelling of the dutch on saturday heights, then i will remind you that as a result of a rocket falling on a football field in the village of machdalyam shams, 12 children and teenagers were killed, this is how the israeli ministry of defense again stated, with this act of theirs, and in israel it is hazbala, the sheite-lebanese, that is blamed for it traffic has crossed the red line. that there are still dead and wounded, some lebanese media report that at least two people and about ten people were killed, at least for now it is possible that this figure will only grow in the future, now the whole question is: will

, saying that they support the heroes of the idf, visiting air force bases, taking photos with with... troops, this is all in the last months during the genocide and they go to the olympics like nothing happened, this is scandalous and and just echo my fellow guest said, it shows how colonial their thinking is, they've never changed, they're still. in that 19th century racist mentality sure so uh more reactions coming in the palestinian national initiative founder said that we have lost a brave commander uh distinguished in patriotism and purity for those of you are just joining us uh the head of the political uh bureau of uh palestinian resistance with hamas ismael huni has been assassinated in the iranian capital tehran um we're ' covering um some of the uh reactions coming from russia, coming from turkey, a reaction that we read out earlier from the iranian foreign ministry also as well, professor nim, we're seeing international reactions come pouring in now condemning uh this uh this heinous crime, this uh assassination, but are you expecting to see the same type of condemnations

they'd been given a warning by the idf to leave. so they, you know, add leave. leave if the idf were coming into my town, i'd probably leave and then go back when they when they when they gone back, i'm not sure. i mean, it says the combat dog had detected terrorists. i mean, he's presumably trained to sniff out explosives and stuff. i don't know if he can sniff out terrorists. they're not made from a different type of person, different odour. >> they often have a different cologne. >> yeah, that might be what it is. >> any sympathy for the bbc on this one? >> nick? >> nick? >> just try and see if it can scrape some balance out of you. >> yeah, i am a little torn on this because the bbc have been clearly anti—israel. i think it's almost i think you can say that they didn't want to call hamas a terrorist organisation and so on. my certainly my subjective impression is that they have been pretty anti—israel. but then you look at this story, of course, it does sound horrific. i mean, when they're saying there's not sufficient context. still, this kid with down's sy

. ♪♪ >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu told military officials yesterday that the idf isamas' army. it comes amid a new mass evacuation order for people who returned to khan younis. operations there ended nearly three months ago, but a barrage of rockets forced israel to re-engage the city. joining us now, matt bradley in tel aviv. matt, tell me more about this declaration that they believe they're almost done with hamas. >> reporter: yeah, we're hearing from -- we have been hearing this for the past couple of weeks. benjamin netanyahu saying they're listening to a less intensive phase of the fighting. we look at situations like we're seeing in khan younis, a city or area of gaza that had already seen an israeli ground invasion and now it looks like they're preparing for yet another, there were 20 projectiles according to the idf fired from khan younis, just yesterday. and now it looks as though there has been an evacuation order, by the idf, telling civilians to leave that area. and they also -- the idf has been responding to the projectiles with their own ammunition wit

the idf have said, you can hear there's still a lot of shooting going on.he idf have said they're entering into a third phase or a phase c of their fight in the gaza strip. that is kind of elusive. we're still hearing, as you can hear a lot of fighting. there's a lot of action and a lot of destruction that still is going on. hamas, according to the israelis, according to the idf, is still very much active here. matt bradley, nbc news, rafah, the gaza strip i'm hoping, matt, stay safe out there. back here in the u.s, we have a live look at corpus christi, texas. this is where people are preparing for the arrival of tropical storm beryl. it's expected to strengthen back into a hurricane and slam into texas tomorrow morning. nbc's priscilla thompson reports from galveston. reporter residents along the texas gulf coast bracing for beryl's wrath. reporter in galveston, empty store shelves at some supermarkets as residents prepare to ride out the storm. are you doing anything extra to prepare? we just buy some water at the grocery store. reporter hundreds of mile

earlier, the idf eliminated a high-ranking official in beirut the military leader of another islamic movement , hezbollah, who oversaw the shiite group’s missile program. the power supply to crimea has been fully restored after the accident at the high-voltage substation. the day before, due to a technological failure , about 50,000 consumers in kerch and neighboring villages were left without electricity, and tatarstan is recovering from the hurricane. the capital of the republic was covered with hail, and a tornado swept through the nizhnekamsk airport. protests in venezuela are reaching a new level, locals have joined the protesters bank formation. people in baloclavas, with machine guns in their hands, openly threaten maduro and his entourage with violence. there is chaos and unrest in the cities of the country. the opposition calls on venezuelans to go to the bund. so, the third one started. stage of the exercise of non -strategic nuclear forces of russia, they are carried out in accordance with the decision of the president, the personnel of the missile formations of the southe

the idf stated that they attacked this one. to eliminate the radicals, the israeli army also confirmed death of one of the military leaders of hamas during an attack on khan yunis, but it is unknown whether his immediate superior eliminated him... there were several buildings in the area, in one of which, according to intelligence, the leader of the military wing of hamas was hiding mohammed dave and his deputy. really, did it work? to carry out their plans and eliminate high-ranking hamas members in tel aviv, they themselves do not yet know. it is still not absolutely certain that these two have been eliminated, but i want to assure you that one way or another we will get to the top of hamas. over the past few weeks, we have seen clear cracks in hamas under the intensity of the attacks we are hitting it with. we see. changes we see weakness, this operation also contributed to this, it will bring more results. they themselves demand changes and results from the netanyahu cabinet israelis, but not so much in the fight against hamas, but in the issue of returning hostages home. thousands

the idf insists it's not looking for an all-out war hezbollah is ongoing aggression and brutal attacks are dragging the people of lebanon. and the entire middle east into a wider escalation well we prefer to resolve hostilities without a wider war the idf is fully prepared for any scenario on us defense secretary lloyd austin says, washington is pushing for a diplomatic solution. >> reiterating america's support for israel i don't think war is inevitable. >> i maintain that. i think there's always room and opportunities for diplomacy and i'd like to see parties pursue those opportunities if israel is attacked, we certainly will help defend israel lloyd austin speaking well, joining us now here in london is chief international security correspondent nick paton walsh, ripe, two in the morning, tech ron time, a strike on the residents where hamas's political leader, ismail haniyeh was staying. >> he is killed. how, what do we know? >> we know very little this point. it seems in the coming minutes we may hear more from the irgc, the iranian revolutionary guard corps, about precisely what h

to do this, the idf launched a powerful strike in the al-mawasi area in the gaza strip.ganizer of the attack on israel october 7. meanwhile, the palestinian ministry of health said that at least 90 palestinians were killed and about 300 injured as a result of this strike. report by alexander belibov. after almost. days after the israeli strike on khanyunis , clearing of the rubble is still ongoing at the site of the rocket attack. the palestinian enclave's ministry of health reports almost a hundred dead and wounded, the highest number of casualties in the gaza strip in recent weeks. the day before, the idf attacked the almawasi humanitarian zone located here, where the israeli the army itself has repeatedly called for the palestinians to evacuate, calling this place safe. we counted seven or eight missiles, it was terrible, people. they tried to escape, but many were hit by shells right on the street, they said that this was a safe area, they moved people here from the north, from jabali from gas, and today many people died here, many children. the israeli command state

the idf just dropped millions of flyers, sent millions of text messages, made hundreds of thousands of phone calls to get palestinian civilians out of harm's way, but at the same time, hamas -- hamas does everything in its power to put palestinian civilians in harm's way. they fire rockets from schools, from hospitals, from mosques. they even shoot their own people when they try to leave the war zone. a senior hamas official boasted, listen to this, he boasted that palestinian women and children excel at being human shields. his words. excel at being human shields. what monstrous evil. for israel, every civilian death is a tragedy. for hamas, it's a strategy. they actually want palestinian civilians to die so that israel will be smeared in the international media and be pressured to end the war before it's won. this would enable hamas to survive another day, and as they vowed to carry out october 7th again and again and again. well, i want to assure you, no matter what pressure is brought to bear, i will never allow that to happen. [ cheers and applause ] the vast majority of americans

i just want to play some sound from the idf spokesperson after that strike in beirut for trucker wasn to hassan nasrallah hizballah as leader. >> and he's a divisor in planning and directing attacks and operations for trucker. was the commander responsible for the marginal champ's massacre, in which 12th children were murdered so we've had this so-called for tat between israel and hezbollah for many, many weeks, months really a bit now, the death of hezbollah's military commander hezbollah retaliate or response this time, do you think well, when they have been previous israeli attack that killed senior hezbollah members and commanders like this. >> there has been a response for up to 100 rockets or more we've seen a slow escalation, but a definite escalation of attacks across the border since seven october now when they fail sends so i expect we'll see something significant from hezbollah. but at the same time, they may wish to calibrate it so the situation doesn't get to added control. we should note the israelis have said, this ends the matter in the wake of the death of those 12 c

so ten killed, all of them children according to the idf. and around about 30 injured, multiple rockets according to israel and to my mind, fredricka, this could be the most deadly attack that we've seen in the north of israel since hezbollah started firing rockets and drones at israel on october the eighth, the day after the hamas-led terrorist attacks of october the seventh thread do we think this is going to impact the expected or planned ceasefire talks involving the cia director i mean, i don't think the hezbollah assuming it is hezbollah that this is likely to have any impact on those talks. >> but those talks due to resume in rome with as you say, the the cia director bill burns, his counterparts from israel, egypt and qatar as well. egypt and qatar, the mediators there we were getting a bit more all optimistic that we were inching closer to a deal, but i've been checking my notes and you remember back in february, it was president biden in michigan chomping on an ice cream hoping saying that he expected a hostage deal to come about b

just to the 1948 because the crime started long time before the 48 when the israelis gangs when the idfs they like to call defense army so that they would give the people the idea that they are defending themselves, but we have to remember that this idf has been nothing but a bunch and the group of gangs that started by killing people and looting their lands and ripping off their the bodies of their children and elderlies and women and men, however, however, this this resistance has translated, as i always say, the resistance front in the region, has translated the desire of the people that have long the, i mean that have been there for very, very long time, however, international community and the international law, i'm not gonna say that they were... part of this genocide committed against the palestinian people, but i'm gonna say that they failed to translate or at least to do justice to the palestinian people, and we have seen the resistance, we have seen how they were created, these resistance factions or resistance groups, whether in syria, iraq, yemen, they started, they were just

the idf says the bodies of these two are still being held by hamas.aid to me both president biden and vice president kemal harrison address both gems of commerce. he said that he would take mr biden for all the support it given. he added that israel will be the united states strongest ally regardless of who is elected president in november. barbara plett usher takes a look at how people in the region are reacting to his visit to washington. no deal, no travel says the sign. there was a steady drumbeat of protest before the israeli prime minister flew to prime ministerflew to washington. the manning that he focus all his attention on the hostage steel. he focus all his attention on the hostage steel.— focus all his attention on the hostage steel. he has no reason to be in washington, _ hostage steel. he has no reason to be in washington, dc. - to be in washington, dc. talking politics why it should be home solving problems. we have a lot of problems, first and foremost, the hostages need to be brought back to their homes. �* ., to be brought back to th

would give the people the idea that they are defending themselves, but we have to remember that this idf has been nothing but a bunch and the group of gangs that started by killing people and looting their lands and ripping off their the bodies of their children and elderlies and women and men, however, however, this this resistance has translated, as i always... the resistance front in the region has translated the desire of the people that have long the, mean that have been there for very very long time, however international community and the international law, i'm not gna say that they were part of this genocide committed against the palestinian people, but i'm gonna say that they failed to... to translate or at least to do justice to the palestinian people, and we have seen the resistance, we have seen how they were created. these resistance factions or resistance groups, whether in syria, iraq, yemen, they started, they were just young men, young people, they have seen their follows being killed, some of them, their families were being ripped off and killed in the most ugliest hein

the muslim soldiers of the idf fought alongside their jewish, christian and other comrades in arms witht as an officer in the war and he was wounded in battle. he was wounded in battle while protecting his fellow soldiers from a grenade. he lost his right arm and the vision and his left eyes. he is recovering and his left eyes. he is recovering an incredibly within a short time he will soon return to active duty as a commander of a tank company. applause. i just learned applause. ijust learned there is applause. i just learned there is a applause. i 'ust learned there is a fourth hero — applause. i just learned there is a fourth hero here, _ applause. i just learned there is a fourth hero here, he _ applause. i just learned there is a fourth hero here, he lost _ applause. i just learned there is a fourth hero here, he lost a - applause. i just learned there is a fourth hero here, he lost a leg - applause. i just learned there is a fourth hero here, he lost a leg and| fourth hero here, he lost a leg and gaza and continue to fight. applause. my my friends, these are the soldiers of israel

the iranian authorities demand that the idf be condemned for what they have done and believe that theecurity council should immediately take action. us vice president kamala haris said washington wants a diplomatic resolution to the conflict. a few hours earlier, the israeli army attacked the beirut, the number of victims by this hour had risen to four people, more than 70 were injured. the office of the un secretary general has already expressed extreme concern about the attacks on the lebanese capital and called for avoiding escalation. about the tense situation in the middle east anton dadykin. a residential building in the southern suburbs of beirut was heavily damaged after being hit. shukra, also known as seyid muhsen, carried out a surgical strike in beiruti and eliminated fuad , the highest-ranking commander and head of the strategic division of the terrorist organization hezbollah. he was commander responsible for the majdal shams massacre. among other things, the united states considers shukr to be the mastermind of the beirut bombing back in 1983, which killed more than 240

the idf carried out a targeted strike in beiruti against fauuchukr, also known as seet mohson, the most military officer. hezbollah commander and head of its strategic division. faut chukr was the right hand hassan nasrola, leader of hezbollah and his adviser in planning and directing attacks and operations. the strike on beirut, according to the israelis, was a response to saturday's attack on the dutch heights, which killed 12 people and wounded about thirty more, and at night the air raid signal was again heard in the northern regions of israel. it was reported that several squadrons of drones were launched from lebanon at once. the attack takes place the night before and... khazbal. forces, the so-called axis of resistance in its the desire to take revenge on israel for the death of senior leaders of hamas and fedorov, to lead the middle east. the program alexander bilivov, dmitry cherbakov and polina thanks to sber loyalty has been updated and has become even more profitable with a sberm subscription, plus two top categories of cashback, 1% on everything , twice as many bonuses eve

the idf and the _ translation: the state of israel, through the idf and the general i through the idfve been assassinated. whatever happens, we will reach the entire top level of hamas. we are talking about number two in the troops. they led the massacre of october the 7th and many other terrorist attacks. they have blood on their hands of many israelis. before benjamin netanyahu spoke, fergal keane sent this report from jerusalem. his report contains some disturbing details from the start. the israelis told them they would be safe here. today, they bombed al—mawasi, killing scores, wounding hundreds, saying they targeted senior hamas leaders hiding among civilians. we were sitting in the tent. nothing was happening. suddenly, a rocket fell. children were in pieces. look at us, world, have some feelings. at al—nasser hospital, the dead taken out, as the wounded keep arriving here. the evidence of how powerful bombs ripped through tents, through human beings. this is the man israel says was its main target. hamas military chief mohammed deif, accused of masterminding the october 7th at

the idf carried out an airstrike on the southern suburbs of beirut. it is known that at least four missiles were fired at this part of the levan capital by idf aircraft. the blow hit a densely populated area, where houses literally stand close to each other. according to israeli representatives. whether, and if so, how hazbala will respond with its counterattack to this israeli strike, earlier, i recall, hazbala leader sheikh hassan nasrallah said that if israel undertakes, albeit limited, but still a strike on beirut or its environs, which actually happened this evening, then hezbollah will not leave this attack without its response and can launch a rocket or artillery strike on the northern cities of israel, on the same haifa, in any case. it's worth waiting for a while and see how the event will develop in the future, but i will add that the crisis in relations between hezbollah, lebanon as a matter of fact, tel aviv, which has increased sharply after saturday's attack, now risks putting the entire middle east on the threshold of a large-scale conf

they give the people the idea that they are defending themselves, but we have to remember that this idf has been nothing but a bunch and the group of gangs that started by killing people and looting their lands and ripping off their the bodies of their children and elderlies and women. and man, however, however, this this resistance has translated, as i always say, the resistance front in the region has translated the desire of the people that have long, i mean that have been there for very, very long time, however, international community and the international law, i'm not gonna say that they were part of... genocide committed against the palestinian people, but i'm gonna say that they failed to translate or at least to do justice to the palestinian people, and we have seen the resistance, we have seen how they were created, these resistance factions or resistance groups, whether in syria, iraq, yaman, they started, they were just young men, young people, they have seen their followers being killed. some of them, their families were being ripped off and killed in the most ugliest, hein