blog posts of the take a daily news podcast powered by the global reporting of algebra. bind us where ever you get your pod cast. the the hello, i'm sammy, say them. this is the news line from the hall with expensive coverage of as well as for on garza coming up. hundreds killed by israeli attacks on dogs or in the last 24 hours for votes of many killed off the rest, find come to houses and devalue the rails minutes. it confirms one soul just being killed in

a raid on garza. i must fight the se, se repelled the attack and con eunice and they occupied westbank is rather the tax . i'm also going to be janine russell. as raids, arrest and intimidation intensify. the and families of those health kept to buy some ice in gaza. coal for a seas fine and the prison, the deal, the it is 2100 gmc midnight in gaza. why these right? the minute ray is counting out. dozens of strikes, homes, light in ruins. hospitals are overwhelmed by the dead and wounded medical supplies of all. but run out valley a refugee camp was hit by and as far as in the last few hours, as far as we know, 13 palestinians have been killed and at least $27.00 wounded. the director of the

indonesian hospital inside your body is says most of the into the children they've not been able to use and a says anesthesia some cases out a cup, a zoom is in, con eunice in gauze of bins is up to speed. so tonic, what can you tell us about these latest attacks in your ballier a well, another blow denied a just full full and goes off to the is where the occupation forces started to carry out and massive a conveying and all the to tech civilians inside the guards and stripe to value a refrigerate cam can send it to be one of the densely one of the most densely populated areas inside the garza's trip. more than 120000 pound of sending our resigning of this a small area inside the procedure treat the are strikes really targeted residential building. so this car at different residential buildings and this refuge account

until this current moment. more than 13 palestinians were killed and this number is subject to to be wrong as an end to coming. i was on. busy the medical team's and even 7, a civil teams, civil defense teams can risk you and take house every single person under the russell spot. what is really critical is that the maturity of the, of the victims were young. children, children are turning off to hospitals. the faces are full of lots and covered with floods. sometimes we can not really identify the faces that due to the amount of the amount of disruption, an amount of home that have been made to them. what is really ridiculous that palestinian children are writing down the names and by the box in order to be identified later. this is the current situation of a subject and thought i'd come tell us about what happened in terms of that ground clash between these righty and how much forces or well the

is really occupation forces before just a couple of hours. they tried to enter the gaza strip from the country on the spot in the front of you in the city. these trips became ones of the palestinian fights as far uh, as they just try to enter the search rate. uh more the around 2 is very bulldozers targeted times. i admit it, treat tank also was bummed by the palestinian sizes. those these are the sewage has managed to run away and escape from the, from the attack in order to survive. also with these kinds of attempts to enter the goal is to strip must be repeated within the coming days. if there is any kinds of official announcements for any potential grounds invasion to the cherry tree and it becomes clear that the tell us then you apply to is trying to control the situation . the ground bite. observing the movements of the as barely village your troops on the across the board is all right, we'll leave it. that's all about zoom. thank you so much and i'll just 0 is my home . a jump june has been following the license developments from occupied east

jerusalem. the one is rarely soldier killed and 3 injured during an operation in search of missing people on the border with gaza. those are some of the details that were given by his really military spokesman, daniel gar, during a press conference on sunday. now in an early your statement by the israeli army about that incident, these really armies said that quote palestinian terrorist had opened fire a troops operating on the western side of the gauze at border fence. that is clearly a significant incident. one that concerns is really military officials in that press conference that was given by a guard on sunday. he said that the israeli army was expanding the scope acceleration and scale of the attacks in the gaza strip in the next stage of the war. now, in another incident that caused concern on sunday, these really military said that one of its tanks had accidentally hit and egyptian posts near the gods of border and expressed sorrow over the incident. now,

one of the reasons that is so worth them is because in the days after the october 7th, the tax, the is really military had twice shelves, the border crossing that's before the border crossing was finally opened for the delivery of a small amount of 8 that just started on saturday, there's been a lot of diplomatic pressure applied by especially western countries for that of our border crossing to be open so that a could start getting delivered. now it was reported on saturday that at least 28 vehicles had gotten in and out on sunday. um several, a vehicles that was reported had gotten into the gauze district. but the concern right now is if there are more incidents of this kind, could this staunch the flow of much needed a getting in to the got the strip going forward? how much i'm doing my just either occupied east jerusalem. at least 2 palestinians have been killed during a raid and

a town in nablus governor within the occupied westbank. 3 others were critically wounded. joseph funerals have been held for 2 people killed in jeanine by a rat is riley asked strike. a they died in an attack on a moth and the occupied west bank let us go live to set a higher road in ramallah in the occupied westbank. and so sata talking about the s drive is, is quite rare. as i was mentioning, what is that being interpreted as yeah, that's right. um this has happened in the. a as, as the morning and um, it really took uh, eye witnesses that we'd spoken see by surprise where they said they had a fight to jet fast. and then they sold the strike on a most a most, but has been well known to these re lease for a while now they've been keeping the eye on it. in fact, if you go back to july, there was a, a huge, 48 hour operation from, uh, sorry,

oh yes. rather from uh on, from ground by the israelis where they hits that most. um. and they said that the time they would talk to a network of tunnels, they said by palestinian fights as in janine refuge account. but it seems that it managed to catch anyone at the time, but they then were able to do so in the slightest strike. of course, of you know, this place they say is where they were using munition, where they will. so planning and a type for the future had already carried out. a few of the types of one continues to. it's in reference to jeanine brigade, it's a group that was created in 2021 and it's probably spinning and fights is wet. and then this particular refuge account, they say they have no other choice but to take up arms to fight an occupation and sought it with getting rid of an attack in nablus. what can you tell us about but to yeah, that's right. so it

a series of raids that we've seen across the occupied westbank in facts around $26.00 of the most. so in multiple locations throughout, one of the cautious that took place was in a village not far from novelist and not as being a big city here. but uh, those 2 that were killed, one of them was a teenage and of course it seems the report say that they were a shot fine is ready for says and this brings the title of death. just it's from this morning to 8 people says a polish thing is which is closing a loss of concern for palestinians or across occupied west point where the same as a, a dangerous precedent where things are starting to take his time. so that was especially with the strikes and with the number of dest 93 people in 2 weeks. only thanks so much sort of height on. now washington is expanding its ministry presence in the middle east, and supposedly as well, defense secretary lloyd austin said to us would send more minute tray assets to the

region. this includes patriot ad defend systems and more troops. washington says it's in response to quote recent escalations by iran and its proxy forces. a group of us sentences of invoicing support for as well on a visit to tel aviv as the war and gaza continues. the republican senator lindsey graham had this message for a wrong we're here today to tell are, ron, we're watching you. if this war grows is coming to your backyard, they won't be too for us, that'd be 3. if there is an effort to, unless has of law on the jewish state, to destroy it, my attention will be to, to run these innocent hostages get slaughtered, hold you around accountable cause you could stop. and if you chose to, i will get the latest full on correspondence covering the story headed mama will

have from those to jabari in fact rhonda so so let's go does she have a tendency in washington dc and she's had she have this kind of increasing rhetoric we're hearing from us sentence is what it does indicate about the ideological background. well, with the several factors that it's been well documented, heavy is really low. be funnels millions of dollars into american politics, both to support. i'm to intimidate but to insure the certainly for those that may be but. but if i give money towards that there is unconditional support for these are the occupations of the siege for the daily violence. i say that there is a constant stream of ballot goes rhetoric towards around, certainly with, with lindsey graham. and i'm going to be all the on any given day if you have the sense something survive them towards iran or threatening towards towards around. but lindsey graham is actually really interesting is an interesting case because it does try the lights on another big segment of this unconditional and questioning

support for his role. and that's the, the event jellicoe christian design is lindsay graham and others who believe that any optic and viruses perhaps quite a good thing because it suggests the 2nd coming of jesus christ, the, the rap. sure. and once we get through the violence means that his, his arrival may be imminent. and then once he does arrive, then of course he will, he will send all the jews to hell who don't convert. it is quite, quite a curious alliance but, but a very significant one on the last a good chunk of congress. and we have this in fox news while our general public and 4th thinks this a great deal. christy van jellicoe support around the country. we see that reflect that an embrace, evangelical preachers, who are quite significant, and the democrats, democrats, they're perhaps new taken all the money in the get on centering support for as well . that seems to be more based around the both be the opportunity and the threats. that's the is really low be pose. and at the same time,

we have this announcement about more hardware and more troops. where is that going succeed the more troops pot as long as i can, we don't really have much detail do it. so definitely already say it in the, in the statements we bought a how many, where and so on. we've had, we've had a reporting suggesting already there to 1000 marines and sailors, the region 2000 more now to be on stand by each one of these carried groups of $7500.00 plus now on them. so that's quite a hefty contingent. there's also a big debate as to whether special ops us special ups or read the on the ground off to that was that gas by the white house. they released to a, a photograph when joe biden was an israel of f. him greeting someone who appeared to be from delta force or just one of the special operations us special operations for us. it was quickly remove them. so the big questions about what exactly the us footprint is right now, but it's all being presented to bear as protection for us troops and assets in the

region. if you really get a sense of fear off what lindsey granite we just set off was boasting about the possibility of a 2nd or 3rd from real fear of has the real fear of what would happen if this wides out of the conflict. why these out there was reporting last week about the bite administration thinks it was successful in trying to dissuade benjamin as an yahoo from listening to more hard line members of his cabinet to open open a 2nd front. but you get that sense that it's almost like the front dive has buller right now. they're fighting to be as really government, widening the conflict even further has will leverage spot. just keep saying it's keeping pace with is rarely escalation level. if these writers escalate that will to or i will leave with that, which you have a tendency. thanks so much. well, let's continue this with the dosage of body. she's life for us from to her on. so those are, 1st of all how well a rainy the officials reacting to this hardening rhetoric about to run as well.

they have their own rhetoric that they've been using over the past 2 weeks. we've heard from the reading for mr. jose and i'm here at the law here on who earlier on sunday said that the situation in the region is like a power to take any good spiral out of control at any time. and he said the results of that could be severe, bitter, and have far reaching repercussions, both regionally. and for those advocating for this is also a sentiment we've been hearing from the way new president as well as a spring leader, i to ali how many who warn that they constant bombardment on the palestinians and goes on needs to stop. otherwise, it could spill over, as we've already started to see elements of various groups acting out in the region . this is something they are we needs have warned against. and of course they continue to say that they are not involved in any of that. and they will support the palestinian people as much as they can when it comes to politically as well as humanitarian aids that they require. and also what about what they saying about

these attacks on us assets in several places in the middle east. iranian officials saying anything on that they haven't directly addressed these latest incidents that had been taking place. of course, we've seen so skirmishes take place in syria, 11 on iraq and then also a young man who sees launching at miss solves tours as well. that was intercepted by the united states worships in the region. the radians, uh, the only thing we've heard around this is from around supreme leader i to live in harmony who was speaking before these events even began last tuesday. where he said that the muslim nations are angry. he said that it is not going to be easy to control people's feelings. and that it could possibly result in the events that we've seen on for various groups taking it upon themselves to act out against us interests in the region. because at the supreme leader, along with other officials,

blame not only israel, but mainly the united states for their unconditional support of israel and enabling it to carry out these war crimes that it's been carrying out over the past 2 weeks . so it hasn't been any direct comments, but certainly the sense here is that these incidents will likely continue and possibly escalate. alright, well live with that, let's think dosage jabbar a life from to ron. i'm talking about some of those attacks and incidents. i'm groups have launch rocket and wrote a tax on us spaces in iraq this week. they sites in response to washington support for as well. the state department has now advised that citizens not to travel to a rock, moved up there why heads reports from baghdad. as it is rising, that the war on the plaza might spill over across the middle east and the rock

minutes. the bays is hosting us and coalition admitted c. personnel had been targeted by emissions and zones one back of the groups known as this lennox resistance. blamed responsibility for the attacks threatening to increase the attacks and to continue targeting us minutes the facilities and us spent any loc as long as the united states continues supporting and backing is res minutes. we can pain on the plaza and iraq. also demonstrations have been in stages across the country, contending the, the ministry campaign by is right on has the and that many political and religious leaders in a rock had been calling on the government to blue cross country. is that support as well? in fact, they have been calling on the governments to close embassies and diplomatic

missions of the countries that support as well. civil, political and religious leaders in iraq have been calling under supporters to mobilize the fact to be transferred to full assigned to take part in the resistance to take part in the defense of the palestinians of civilians in iraq has been one of the countries in the world to rise up against the bombardment campaign. by his way, the forces against garza would have been while i had a visit on the sides, introduced a draft resolution to the un security council on the war on garza, but it doesn't cool for us is fine. instead, the draft resolution calls for full respect of international humanitarian lloyd, including the protection of civilian populations, trying to get to safety. the also strongly urges the continuous sufficient an

underhanded provision of essential goods and services to civilians in garza, including wall to fuel food and medical supplies. well, this is the 3rd draft resolution issued since the conflict began previous ones by russia and for sale. what, vetoed gabriella is on those at the united nations in new york. so take us through the, the text of this reservation which does not include a cease fire. yes. does not. and that's one of the big criticisms of this from security council members. i'll get to that in one second, send me i just wanna mention as well. some new information confirmed that we're getting in from the united nations confirming this is from martin griffith to the head of the un relief, an emergency office. and he says that 14 more trucks have entered guys that today today, meaning sunday,

through the roof of border crossing with the aid provided by the red crescent. and you, when he says it's another small glimmer of hope for the millions of people in dire need of humanitarian aid. he says i particularly grateful for the aid workers on the palestinian side, would immediately spring to action to offload the goods. despite the risks, their true heroes, they too need protection. so that's from martin griffith from the un confirming 14 more a trucks have gotten into. uh guys, uh, clearly not even close to enough less than one percent of what's needed. but that's the latest info from the un that go into the security council in the united nations . united states draft resolution. it does not mention in it any form of a cease fire. but what's particularly notable is it also does not even mention that humanitarian pause. and that is something that most of the security council members say that they want and that they've already voted for. and the brazil resolution

last week that was be towed by the united states. so already we've heard from united air of emeralds that are saying that the us draft resolution is in their words very unbalanced, overly in favor of israel at the expense of palestinian civilians. we've heard from other diplomats behind the scenes as well saying that this us draft resolution in their words misses the mark. so when this will be voted upon, we don't know, there's no schedule a boat right now, but it could come in front of the security council for a vote as early as monday or possibly even tuesday. and when it comes gabriel, one of the chances of us being so time lucky as well the way the draft is written now very unlikely that it would pass. the security council members have today to issue their responses and or addendums, if you will, to the us draft. we don't know what those are yet,

but you can bet there's going to be a lot of red ink on this draft from other members of the security council. but listen to the security council has been pretty clear that they want something that has a humanitarian pause in it. 12 members already voted for that in the brazil draft that was vetoed by the americans. so the chances of this passing now, unless the americans make some sort of concessions, seems quite low at this point. all right, thanks so much gabriel. i was on the the well to some, all the news now falls of close to knowledge and to you now, one of the nation's most critical elections. heavy. i mean, i, as been leading in the polls followed by economy, minnesota. so do

a masa and conservative candidates, patricia, both of which are from on the sites go to on latin america to the seeing you in a joins us now from one to side or so to see a 1st of all, here's an idea of any indication. if this is going to avoid a 2nd round, what is the, you know, the turnout and the direction looked like? yes. well, yes, you're absolutely right. the poles and the doors of this pulling station, the behind me are closed and the nail biting has begun. the, if the polls are not completely wrong, it looks like have yet relay will continue to be the front runner, but that he will not be able to avoid a run off because a social masta, the, the current economy administer a centrist will get enough to force a run off in a months time. in the meantime, there is a lot of nervousness around the corner here and just about everywhere we've seen the petrol stations are being uh,

full of the long lines of people who are trying to fill up their tags. unsure of what the future will bring, what tomorrow would bring? that is exactly how nerve wracking this whole election has been. the choices are so radically different and nobody can really tell what's going to happen, except that's likely. and i won't put both my hands in the fire. this may go to a 2nd round and take us through why this has been so controversial. and the reason is that have you had me late for the 1st time or but let me put it another way for the 1st time in modern origin time history and political outside are like, have you ever made a who is a, an old truck? conservative economist who is promising to and who carries a chainsaw to demonstrate that he would pulverize government spending. that he will do away with social guarantees of social rights, which says that he will support the buying and selling of organs on the free market

. doing away with the origin type currency, which he describes as quote was less then uh, then excrement that he will replace it with the us dollar. and so many other contribution policies that he defends, he is the front runner. and so people who disagree with him telling me that what's at stake here is the future of the origin time republic. and yet there are a lot of people in this country. clearly, especially young people as a so often the case during times of the judy good on the crisis, who support him who say this country needs somebody completely different because they are disgusted with the political class, the political options that they have had for too long from both and left and the traditional right. all right, we'll leave with that. thanks so much for seeing human. and so i had an al jazeera coverage of the long dogs and continues including an update from the 11 and israel, bordeaux as its been new escalation. the find,

the the hello also him really has said to him with a vengeance across the western pa. so if you have lots of cloud and rain spilling for you here we have for what remains of stone. the bed. now moving to the north of scott's and then we have storm, but not just making his way across the fall south of portico, running towards the straits of jeep routes. a high pressure across the southern air was a fraud. smoke and not stats of the way. there's another way i re applied pressure to move where we do, whether they're just pushing a, which was at eastern side. or if you, if it cools off and keep me losing something like 6 or 7 degrees on the temperature here. that cool to the full blue crest as well up towards the northwest as that cool. what, when the weather will say the count on the right spill across a good positive space, pushing it to southern areas of frontier will be heavy at time. could cause some

localized flooding in it. so mike and his wife or the east with piping up a touch as it runs in across the outs in to northern parts of italy. as you can see, much of west in any, the central you say some pretty unsettled whether it's it go through the next couple of days that spills down across the north west of africa. we have go, what, whether they're in to northern morocco, deposit morocco seeing right. and actually, and that'll just tumble its way through the strength of to process and load them areas of algae area. also seeing some of that where whether meanwhile for west africa as usual fund rachelle was rumbling away is the same holds up years in palestine. they also have ice t architecture is used as a width of k o. advisement reveals the role of architecture and is reading the occupation. everything in this panorama is a tactical tool within the architecture for the patient. just need to know how to

decode the architecture of silence part of the rebel architecture series on out of just the latest news as it going to we got the northern gauze districts to the south to the board minutes in the south have still been ongoing with detail coverage on simply being fired from gauze up and intercepted by the iron don't from around the world. read has been at least 2 the the, [000:00:00;00]

the, you're watching, i'll just say era time to recap the headlines. at least 30 people have been killed, buying is ready as try and come to giovanni. a refugee captain garza leaves 27 wounded. most of the children's hospital say that struggling to treat the injury some cases tearing out procedures without a specifics on his right. the only spokesman is confirmed, the soldier was killed during a raven to garza, 3 of the soldiers are pull that to be wounded. they say the raid was aimed at locating captives and also 2 quotes for terrorist infrastructure as san brigade site they withheld these radiant does. and since the 7th of october, at full 1651 palestinians have been killed in this way the strikes according to the

last update from the health industry and gaza. 93 palestinians have been killed in the occupied west bank. just over 1400 is fridays have been killed since. how much launched its attack? the 7th of october, more than 1100 and so as the palestinians have been arrested in the occupied west banks during the past 2 weeks. 212 people from southern israel has been taken captive by. i'm us. and holland omen is a former navy captain and senior advisor at the atlantic council. he outlined some of the strategy behind the pentagons decision to boost a defense systems. the middle east, and unfortunately the use of the word deterrence is miscast. because to the terrors you've got to prevent somebody from doing something. and i'm not sure what we're really preventing. we are raising uncertainty and therefore, imposing some degree of ambiguity about what and why we are there, which i think is positive,

but make no mistake. the aircraft carrier group forward were just selling in the eastern mediterranean, is not selling and a huge body of water. that's a very restrictive waterway. and if one merely looks at what ukraine has done without the navy to the russian navy, that carrier battle group is sailing in harm's way, given the use of drones and missiles. so there could be some kind of an accident. now, if the war expanses, i don't think it will simply because it's not in the bronze interest, you'll see how this plays out. interestingly, in my judgement, a mazda has the upper hand in terms of public relations. because 1st of all, one of like relations war on who struck the hospital, whether or not the as rarely citizen, i don't think they did. most of the world believes it was israel. and that's a late release to american hostages in terms of a p r campaign is really quite great. so we'll see what happens as you know, president biden, i think is more than caution. prime minister netanyahu about

a full fledge offensive into gaza. that would be a walk from hell, and it would be a disaster, but what would come next to them? so an occupation is really the nightmare from l and that will be catastrophic. alamba. shara is alger 0, is seeing the political unless he joins us from london. so talking about the escalation, we've had reports. he is the 1st ground contact between is there any ground forces and i'm us. what do you make of that? well, clearly it is. it is worth testing the ground by bitter testing the ground at to see what they're up to. and the clue behind us was ready for them. i'm definitely kate, and often striking as it were and push them or force them to point out. i think that probably to once again, why these are it is,

i think the last 2 weeks of why they had been combined, the founding guys are the way they have because the ongoing bombing is beneficial way for life. and the most of the are the more painful the more persistent and the more destructive the bombing, the easier it would be for these really minutes early to take on how to do this problem here is the human cost is going to be, so i'm so i'm better that one wonders how many more days, how many more we split isn't more mass securities capacities the way so i'm, we're hearing husband rhetoric from israel's prime minister talking about devastating consequences. and at the same time, with seeing the us sending troops hadaway into the region,

all of these ingredients they point to the ever increasing likelihood of this conflict, widening as it does, but it also bring us back to point 0 or square one. has it where i think the main focus of the windy is the guys as it is. the issue of having us is the total control of that place and then deciding what to do with it and everything else the secondary. and in order to do that, in order for us to be able to take on a guy destroyed patrick white house, it does need the united states to shelter from any possible ramifications in the region called the, the, the, all his for others joining on a 2nd front, so is there a was trying to scare the bodies from uh, taking on any such uh, 2nd, thoughts and 2nd him uh,

comes also bring the same dogs in order to ship cars. right. this because of that a chance, a possibility or danger. this might why didn't, because of the continuous argument built up by the united states. but once again, i think the main focus is the destruction and the flexing of gas. and i know we've spoken about this before model on, but it might be helpful to remind ourselves of the context as well as special, especially given that another war is going on in ukraine in which the us has been calling for the end of occupation. always seeing a tool in the, this course in the us, any discussion about pressuring israel to deal with the root causes, ending occupation ending siege, ending what international end is right in the human rights groups. quote, a pop type policies by,

as well as well. thank you. for bringing that up class on it because sometimes i think even we don't just here to master the the night table context because during the context this is not journalism is just the wire service we in journalism, we have to provide conflicts without conflicts based on that there's one descending, there is no possibility to really place what is happening now. it's proper dislike of it. but for these rate is on the americans and on the other supporters of the west, especially in the west. certainly, the idea has been is history has started in october, so everything prior to october, 2nd, should not be discussed, even joining us and present. there's an anchor given by the office not to discuss anything before october. service was to be the 4438. and that's the

problem with much of the discussion. this one today in the system is because as you said, the root causes for the se, and, and it's not like she's already gone. so has been on the siege hermetic siege for 17 years. it has 254 more about how to book it. what do you mean by what do you mean by all these the, the spiritual, mental, psychological and physical torture. oh, i think people over so many decades, that's the biography. it means that there's a military defense for there's a whole dies homestar who gets medical treatment and what does it, what can stay as it can go down? oh, must be. yeah. it's just the racism that has been wow, all the past,

so many years of this for the session. so you're sort of yours is the same. so we've got this understanding that these are okay. more than a 100, more than 100 bombing campaigns, campaigns not one body bonding can pay for what we saw today. finally touched base, getting hundreds of people over the past 17 years with the 5. why does this work guys today? so the idea that it has has had such history. oh question. oh, to another people have wasted apologies. we if we dismiss, if we decide that this, the size of the source of it, we want to never understand what's going on. and then lead to more mistakes. more blow back, more movers, listening to even waiting for situations i heard before you were discussing it just

briefly. by the way, i mean i have such a busy brown song. i get to see that the american stage that we live in the 18th century and the seniors are the and you said you americans, you know, we all american. but the 1st thing is i'm not american. and this is not passivity such it is not as bad as the middle east is not north america. the pricing is, are not going to be here as people, the best thing and people are going to exist as a company or might, in many people, it needs to exist alone. 400000000. 2 1000000000 mostly, and it needs to be it's has to stop with the, i'm guess it has the racism. and it has to stop believing as a small nation in the most of the live only by sorts. it can,

it leads to this by piece and justice. that's the way it connected. security. all right, thanks for your thoughts and analysis mode. one bush out of that we're finding is that it's good. i see between israel's army and the i'm group has been a lot of the border with lebanon. is there any minute trace as it hit an observation post that's off to the group launched? empty tank massage and multi shells? has the law says 20 full fights is being killed since the conflict escalated 11 of them in the last 24 hours? a lot of a high sion reports from the quarter in southern lebanon. over the past hours, his allies announced that on 12 of its fighters has been killed in the last 24 hour, 6 of them were killed on this day. now this makes the known about federal law fight this case, since the beginning of the confrontations and south live in on 225 as well. also

noticed that it's been attacking several is really both on the 120 kilometers border. now there's a new element that's entered into the confrontation. that's the use of a strikes. well thing as like, spike is ready for killing the has the law selves. and this might mean that his lives going to also start using maybe a new tactic. given the fact that this war is witnessing an updated rules of engagement, so the more the one side of dates it through is of engagements add elements to the war. then the other side is doing the same. however, it's still contained within the as we said, the 120 kilometers a depth of 4 to 5 kilometers. now, on this line, many people now are leading to what safe areas in find the route and not the. however, those who are still staying the complaining and half concerns because of the lack of emergency plans, the lack of contingency plan,

lack of shows to us. some of them, they don't want to leave at all, but they want to say face will them? whenever is, when it's shedding and is what has been showing the whole board the life over the past days. actually because you know what, all soft them in a most cities in southern israel, a lot becoming desert to those troops continued to move in. the government says they've increased strikes in gaza to make it safe for sol, just to go in through the vote. has more from his thoughts. this is what most village is in the cities in southern is for. i look like emphasis tweets, empty houses, empty shops, as most of this area has been evacuated. something similar is happening in the northern part of the countries and cities and villages are also being evacuated because of a tax with rockets and miss size from southern living on from has for love is rarely, military is saying that it has increased, it's attractive as twice on gas,

so trying to prepare the ground and to make it safer for it. so here we enter the next page of the war, a ground invasion, but nobody really knows when it is going to happen and how some say that is going to be with the use of massive force. what other are saying that it's going to be rapid rates into gaza in the meantime? casualties in gaza continue to mount these rarely, military saying that palestinian fighters are using civilians as human shields bought from guys. or what they're saying is that is rarely is a bone borrowing one of the most densely populated terriers around the world. and that's why people are being killed based rarely, military says that 1075 bodies have been identified from the attacks that happened in towns like this one on october 7th, when palestinians fighters across the fence and enter faces like this one. and that still, they have $200.00 bodies that need to be identified is wireless,

mostly protected, with an air defense system known as the iron don't that protects the population from rockets coming from guys, and also from southern live and on. but now the united states has announced that it will deliver more air defense assets. it has already provided with all more because it has provide already provided with munition and no extra air defense acid. what is evidence all around this area in southern is well, is that people here are getting ready for the next stage of the war. but it's, i will, i just see that they don't. israel of thousands of people have been protesting across germany to show their support for as well. some of those who gathered in front of buttons branded the gate count is right. the flags and posters with photos of some of the cap fits held in garza protests has been organized by the country, central council of jews cuz it's a full policies. unions and civil society. we want in france, thousands,

gather the plaster, public, and central paris. they denounced as well as minute reaction and johnson. hundreds, protests, hundreds of protests is carry how a city and flags and banners giving the message of supports of palestine. major protests are being held across the middle east in solidarity with palestinians in garza but salvage of age. reports from a riley in the city of events in northern jordan. a thousands of people have gathered here and a bit the closer to the is really border as opposed to where we were in a mind a few hours ago. and they've been chomping slogans that like they have been in the last few days. there's a special prayer, unlikely prayer that goes out for the people of gaza. what is unique here is that we've seen an outpouring of support for how much this is a precision that was called by the islamic parties. and there been

a number of speeches that have been done in the favor of some of them us political leadership had address here. and they thank the jordanian government that could off to afford the georgia union, people for their continued support. and again, rejected any mazda displacement of people out from us, cause it's off the palestinians from the territories we've been hearing from them in children, men of all being gathering here and this type of anger across the country we had. this is not just the only protest here in jordan today. in the last few hours they've been focus called for by the churches. they've been protest outside the european mission. they've been focused outside these really embassy as well as children coming out to protest, to show their support for the people of a dozen to stay with us here. now, just as we bring you, some of the stories making the news, including the wounds of war and ukraine, medics on the front line side, their alarm by a rise and from the land line, injuries

the summer solstice, the longest day, the time, venerated by members of the jury told the modern interpretation of the ancient reading, priesthood of celtic britain, each year they gather here stonehenge, a monument, stretching back to 4500 years. its exact purpose is a mystery. there's some say the standing stones, a line with the movements of the sun and moon, mocking the seasons. it feels very, very timeless here. and of course, over the years since stonehenge has built, we've industrialized me, i have nice to me for the last that connection to nature. just so fundamental times testers. and perhaps we will need

a chance to reconnect again and say the bill fact say trip on the let's take a look at some of the stories i can use around the world. now at least 6 people have been killed off to a russian. this all the time on the ukrainian region of how to give another 70 was injured. when the missile struck a postal distribution center, the regions governance has all those killed with civilians looking at the site, the doctor's treating injured soldiers and you cry and say most of the war wins.

now the results of shrapnel shell fragments and land mines. no bullet wounds, i'll just here a spoke to a field medic about the challenges of rescue work in the war of moses and aerial attacks, few a face to face bottles, samples of all of it has moved from ukraine selves and the front line. a computer programmer before the war. now a compact medic, nick named doc based and you're rebutting on ukraine. southern front. drones showing snipers come with a job. he says and getting to someone who needs help can take all day. why potentially sometimes evacuation vehicle comes on to file. we lost several cause burned and left on the front line. yeah, it happens. but the biggest threat a kamikaze drones because they can travel far distances and a dangerous on open terrain. often completely exposed when rescue cars get hit. no one escapes injury doc says you seen it 1st hand. you put them on your bill, is it more? your truck describes the sound of rockets flying overhead and he was at

a forward position directly across from russian lines. his leg was mangled by shrapnel. ukrainians use the term meat grinder to describe the conditions and high numbers of dead and wounded on the front line. but something new because my guys came out on the fire, they didn't leave me behind. i was losing consciousness. so they told me to see him . he's grateful. he says, 2 people in the trench with him were killed, are moving positions were told to spread out, walk single file, avoid on march areas. because since the war began, ukraine has become the most densely mind the country in the world. mind fields spread out over thousands of kilometers. the biggest threat, the troops on the southern front clearing them, could take years. dangerous, but vital work that cannot begin until the war is over. the same bus robbie,

olga 0, your robot name and ukraine, separate regional regional pocket stones form a prime minister. no. as show a phys, returned home to campaign. the head of next year is election of to 4 years and self imposed bags all shot a flight punch is done in 2019 for medical treatment while serving a prison sentence for corruption defined authorities and never came back is returned off to being granted protective failed by federal court. they should get jobs, they should get a chance to become respectable pocket studies. there should be no unemployment, no poverty, and no diseases. don't the ignorance, this is wasn't, it was serious wants. i have no intention to take revenge on anyone. this is my prayer to god. i want betterment of this nation i did before and god give power to pocket stone must some league to work for this nation. for more than 1200 migrants and refugees landed on spain's canary islands on sack today, including

a rankled number on one boat. the red cross says 320 people arrived in l. a. r o in a single wooden boat. the 7 islands of the atlantic archipelago become the main destination for my friends trying to reach spain, least 1000 people have died attempting the crossing from africa. so fathers here, let's return to the war on gauze and now they've been reporting sense low tanks on palestinians and they occupied westbank have increased. and since the how much that tax on october the 7th? well than $540.00 pounds, standing by the winds have been forced out of the homes. that abraham reports that he barely crawled, but the be the shortest family had to run for safety. they couldn't carry much. but what they saved is the most precious. and i don't want that even if i didn't get anything. most importantly is that my children must have survived more than 200 people from what the cs,

but the one community in the occupied westbank were forced to leave their homes. i lived hats as there used to defending themselves from sceptre attacks. but since october, the 7th, it's been like nothing they've seen before. let's go to the plunger bottle. they've located us for 4 days. we couldn't bring in water tanks to drink. it wasn't lifting . had they started telling us, they'd slow to us. we have it on facebook calls by settlers to commit domestic code . then they came on october 12th and attacked the women and tried doing this as a melisha. now the community scouts are the different places id, his brothers and the families have relocated to the village of probably be 7 year old college says he's the top of his class and i ask him, what's 3 plus 4 as he thinks about it and says it's saturday, he says he misses home and school. i want my home in order to see him. yeah,

i don't like you to you. i don't want to see. this is the school 9 days after they left it to to the deserted after suckers attacked it. the children say they missed the toys 11 year old thrush, it couldn't get his, the bicycle the by the ones and the cattle. i've always depended on a warm climate, but it's too cold here in the village of piping. there's also a little grazing line so they can start a new life here. some say the thinking about leaving the weather one way of life altogether to, to come to had says she already tried to send his sheep. busy so he could buy a house for his children, you know, i think that, i mean, i don't know what i'm going to do later on. i haven't thought about it yet. i've always known this work which is raising cheap. i've never worked in construction, but i might have to now suffer violence has been pushing palestinians out of the

lance for years. but the attacks have more than doubled since they have mass attack . maybe the side was sooner and too long. he would also learn that he might never be able to return to his land. they can do that, but he does eat up the okay by to us by the 9, the palestinian teacher who lives and then in the halls the refugee camp just south of goes to city. tell val just here. he's lost contacts for the students since the will began. and we don't want to die. we, when we want to, to sort of live with that, that we went ahead and gave it to the guys that we want to continue. and the change we want to continue to and to expose the in the live and in the war crimes. but when it comes to the situation of displacement and the 2nd block that we balanced in. and if you the 2nd connect, the i in the center of the things to be

a bar was the seconds. and because i mean at any time i can be blown by my whole family over to an event that one gets far more than 20 people. now, and who skipped from from god that could be bumped and can i any time? but as i said, this isn't the worst option we want to give up our line. we refuse to be about the 2nd next up. i'd rather die thousands done. at least my buddy wouldn't be better than here in garza and probably under the been around like in a graveyard. but i believe that i would be better and, and go now and then what i'm going to be do can. i mean that if maybe i'm, i'm in my dying and that'll be, but as long as it, as an in gods, i appealed to as i said to be about the 2nd look the or who, who the, the hold of the meetings that i would, i would have had been,

went through and 1940 a as well that brings us to the end of the news. our son back in the moment was another and show stay with us. the situation is so bad by the next to this moment on fiber optics of goods. what are the people in the state of shock? people are very scared, very stressed. a lot of people are saying the country contents are taxed to bombing mosque. i'm shocked by our governments. i'm just care about the sides. rivers normally float into the ocean. the trout as we can to the mighty mississippi so much as salt water from the gulf of mexico

has creeped more than 100 kilometers up stream. this barge is essentially a floating, movable tank that brings fresh water capture from the river to the side where the river water is already to salting. pipes transfer water from the barge to a water treatment plant were able to provide up to 2 and half 1000000 gallons a day of river water for them to actually treat and be able to actually send out to all the very residents have an ice down river of new orleans, restaurant owner byron, the rid of it is in to convince. he said his water has tasted salty for months. ultimately rate is the only thing that will flush the salt back to see. until then, people are left to make do, and pray for the drought to end. in 5432 more upfront takes on the big issues. this isn't a one off you. something about a systemic issue here for black lives. don't really matter in the police for

unflinching questions is war with were wanted minute vigorous debate. people are dying because of lots of medical treatments, challenging conventional was the fact that people are starting to get angry about this is in itself a sign of progress. join me more for me on hills upfront. one out 0. the the a low. i'm sammy's. i them, this is the news. live from dell coming up in the next 60 minutes. hundreds dad and his radio, tyson garza in the last 24 hours for both of many kills. mainly women and children are 1st try come to houses in japan the