the, the right spot. otherwise with the strategic downstream industry on the client, your better tomorrow the doing strikes from as well hit southern areas of 11 on the is there any on a one civilians to move away from hezbollah sites and says it's deepening its attacks. the visible on them, and this is alan to see my life. i'm done. so coming up, struggling to survive is really s tripe. so heavy rain has flooded tensile, gaza house to the ends of salvaging what they kept. a new president for 3 long got

on the come out of the some not as pledging to guide the country out of an economic crisis and move in the year after a boat carrying refugees. and michael sec cost increase. the families of those involved still seeking offices the calls texts and radio broad costs. people in southern lebanon are receiving warnings from a neighboring country, ordering them to move away from hezbollah facilities. that is why the military is promising to carry out what it calls extensive strikes against the lebanese armed group. major explosions were heard and the eastern, because body and southern parts of levon on, on monday, for its part, has bolo, says it's time to have multiple his way the military sites in the north of the country last week as well, carried out an unprecedented attack, causing thousands of pages and walkie talkies to explode across 11 on and killed

thousands of people that injured about $3000.00 including children. this is an advance warning for your own safety and the safety of your family. we advise civilians from lebanese villages located in and next buildings in areas used by seas. butler for military purpose such as those used to stone weapons to immediately move out of harm's way for their own safety. they invested all of it is live in online because that is where any government has bad elders. they are from the fulton in israel dosage of bias, standing by the lebanese capital bay. ruth, at 1st let's go to amazon. com, who's joining us live from much i, you and, and southern 11 on a lot and threats this morning. and rod, what are people in 711 on hearing, as well as they don't just hearing aids of

a reading it, and they're seeing it to the 3rd country. let's just call it that was 2nd country raw that has sent messages up via text and calls to individuals. saying that if you're inside a building used by his bullet to still weapons or combat equipment, you must evacuate the building and move away from it. immediately. anyone who is near has below elements or weapons is putting itself at risk. the country has e, so hacked radio, broad costs with that same message, you're driving around and you're calling, you've got the radio on that you would have heard that message. some point in the last hour or so very much as i else. cobra. a campaign uh by uh, the 2nd country it is is ro, but you know, we have to be careful about sending a message. now daniel hook are the, is riley spokesman. we'll get more into this with my colleagues later. as actually

said this, they will be violent for hezbollah. i've already seen that, haven't we? and ron, because they have been so many explosions, old warning. you felt some of them tell us about them. slow. about 6 30 am, i counted at least 10 explosions taking place very close to where i am right now within the vicinity. it's going to show you. i witnessed one of them just over the ridge line over there. you may will be able to see the talent it was in the valley beyond, but interestingly enough, just in front of that and you can't really see it. but that's the united nations into in force and living on that. that's the base, the united nations peacekeepers. so very close to it. now, it was all across the southern lebanon. all of these aspects took place in several different places, including in tier is only about 80 kilometers away from the root. now these are the

army, say they've struck at least a $150.00 targets, as i say, more is to come in the coming hours and run. thank you for that. and long calling for the latest live and mazda june and 711 on let's bring in dosage a bar issues. joining us live from a version goal. so as we just heard from enron, those explosions taking place. just ac can amazes from where you are. and they route 11 on this most large country that have also been explosions on monday in the east of the call valley. so how are people that in the capital, feeling about these explosions over around the country as well as people in the capital woke up to the news this morning of israel's unprecedented level of attack in the southern eastern part of the country. and i think one thing uh that we were hearing from many people here, they have relatives, family and friends that live in the south. according to uh and the last i spoke to

about 25 percent of the population in the country lived in the southern parts of 11 on his home to roughly about 800000 people. now. 9 100000 of those people have been relocated, but they're still within the southern part of loved it on. so there is a lot of phone calls, text messages, videos being sent from residents in this house to their relatives and friends here in the capital and people here are very, very concerned. they are worried. they are anxious about not only what is happening in the south, but about how close they are to actually being in a full war between has the law and israel. this is really the 1st time that they've felt this level of anxiety in nearly a year because of everything that has happened, then the continuing level of strikes that are coming from israel and also has the laws respond to it has what was the tax in your hi fi. the 1st time has the law has

a tax that's for the inside israel, nearly 50 kilometers with a medium range. this house hitting a around high foot indicating that really these non stop detached by israel on what it says are, it has a lot of weapons because in the show have had very, very little impacts on, as well as capabilities. and it has shown no sign of backing down is making people here even more anxious about what is to come dosage of already with the latest live and favorites. let's go now to zane busted avi. a zane is joining us from the jo damian capital, because that is why the government band alger 0 from reporting in israel and zane. and we're hearing anything. i believe that the israeli military has been commenting on the earliest strikes on hezbollah sites. what are they saying as well, every morning there's been an observable uptake is really military activity every

morning in terms of what is being said and what is being carried out militarily across the border into 11 on this morning, the lebanese ministry of information and apparently receive phone calls reportedly to evacuate the building. we also saw the air strikes on houses in lebanese villages, in which is real, said his below was hiding weapons. we're also seeing reports that as real, as you reported, was, is hacking into radio stations, issuing warnings to people to leave. they've been getting text messages and phone calls, and this is all part of a playbook that is real, has used in the past, in garza, in the west bank, repeatedly issuing warnings and then pounding from the ground. and then would 1st followed in these arenas of conflict is troops going in on the ground and we are seeing a consistent escalation happening over and over again. israel's defense minister goals go on, said the plan is to deepen attacks inside lebanon. and he said to be as really public, it is time to have some composure. are read to

a statement he issued. we are deepening our tax and 11 on the actions will continue until we achieve our goal to return the north and residents safely to their homes. in these illegal settlements, go on to also said that these are days in which these really public must show composure. and this is the clearest indication we've seen that these attacks are likely to continue and likely to get worse. and people on the ground should take this real seriously because it is more than just psychological warfare. these are warnings, followed by military action of the military action is also coming. zane was really alarming messages, the lebanese people we've been hearing on the phones on the radio, telling them to evacuate from areas around hezbollah facilities. when we know that many people, if not most people don't know where these facilities are. and that's exactly right. i mean, this is messaging that has been echoed by daniel has already the military spokesman

by your go onto the defense minister by his real caps before and minister. they're really all doubling down and doing what they always do. multiple voices saying the same thing, but it is not our fault that we are perpetrating violence upon your neighborhoods. it is the fault of your leaders of the people that you follow of the armed groups like us below and how much we're using you. as human shields this idea of paper and over their own commitment to being violent in these areas, whether there are civilians, there or not. and then blaming it on the other side. let me get on the leaders of these arm groups blame you, get on the leaders of the other government. this is a classic example of what israel has done all along. and what they're trying to do is turn people against their own leadership by continuing to tell them that they are being used as human shields. they've been doing this in the west bank. they've done it in gaza, and they're doing it once again. and the whole idea is to try to remove both physically uh, with violence, but also in terms of the moral capacity for leadership. the lead remove, key leaders,

remove as many fighters. and then we can capacity an infrastructure of these groups of the society that surrounds them. to try to push them towards some kind of negotiated deal. and if people don't agree to negotiate a deal from a weed, your position, then what is real is left within. this is attacked. if they have double down on their left for the weekend, that i mean with which to carry out a conventional fight if they have to design. thank you very much for that, that as bang, bus lobby. joining us live from amman, this israel's foreign minister has come out with some strong woods in the past. couple of hours he says, has been a leader has enough for the law has taken the lebanese people hostage, placing missiles and weapons, and their homes and villages to threaten is really civilians. he goes on to say, this is actually a will crime be weren't accept this figured out at the. and we'll act with the full force to changes that spring in something and bought a car. now here's a professor of public policy at home. i've been highly state university. thank you very much for your time as always, missed about a path. if we stop with that statement from the is really foreign minister saying

that what has been let us doing is a war crime by placing missiles and weapons and homes and villages. we don't know if it has been a, does that and when as well, attacks civilian infrastructure, homes and villages saying that there has been the weapons that pose or any kind of has all the facilities nearby. that in fact is a world crime where you can actually reverse the scenario and look at that song as well as perspective as well. it could also argue that these riley's are facing that soldiers amongst the civilians because almost every adult in his ro is actually a member of some kind of military force that their equipment is spread across the israel into the 10. and therefore they have the right to attack them everywhere. but we're in this situation of a sitting area where hezbollah is under restrictions, as well as not really for you to act as it wishes. barclay, because of restrictions imposing it by iran. i meant to know that on his be missing

from all of this discussion, we saw it's reaction when it's console. it was targeted in uh, in damascus. but now it's very own. and the middle east is genuinely threatened for the very 1st time. i think over the last few decades and then to now they've been very quiet. i haven't responded in, in any measure in any, any reasonable way. so, so there's the 1st level that has, well, it has the domestics restrictions imposed in it and that sort of stuffed up and does not want to go to war with israel. and unfortunately, again, over the last 1015 years as well as a collectability, has it all did with 11 and because of financing judgment. and so, yeah, that was the point for president assets because they're supposed to present the spread to within the they opened themselves to this, into the intentions features that have been taken advantage of by. that's where i was going to, natalie have happened. does that as of to many analysts have said this has been one

of the was weeks has follow since it's found in more than 40 years ago. this is, could this pressure that as well as pushing on has ball a lead to opposition to the group and 11 on do 6. i mean, what does it mean for, for unity and a country that has seen a civil war? no, i think what we've seen repeated again and again, that is like a certain point where people, woodridge will, will try and restrict, as well as reaction which of his route goes too far in terms of civilian casualties . they will do the exact opposite. they would riley around hezbollah and it will be seen as a, as a national movement to defend themselves against israel. israel has got to realize this as a silver in neighboring nation. they're not operating within their occupied territories anymore. that occupation of having a ended in 2000 that now dealing with a silver neighboring country and they have a such 2 to act in according to international starting with the declaration of war

. they haven't made that indication for what they're doing at the moment they're, they're showing the seeds of, of tyra and cows in the country by sending messages that people cannot really do anything about it. they don't know where to go. they don't know what to avoid. and then the series of bombs that happened over the last few years. and you say that as well, it has to realize that never known as a southern nation, of course it knows that level as a sovereign nation. do you think that the, do you see the united states pushing any kind of pressure on as well to restrain its actions? would 11 on, especially given has ball a, is a much stronger for then come off. i don't think so. i think we have a, they may have a agreed with them sort of and written rules that's better, which is a red line. you don't go beyond the like to lead time the river in terms of intensive acts. but i don't think they can that they have accepted or they stop them from attacking. they've been as

a whole. so they're searching to begin the areas that maybe that americans and particularly they appear in the french. the petition would be very upset if there's riley's went into, but overall i think they've given the green light to try and come to as well. all right, sometimes not a cop. thank you for your analysis. as always, we appreciate it. thank or is there any forces have detains thousands of palestinians including children in the occupied west, back before releasing many of them that happened in the town of hudson sausage, palestinian said the detentions were in intelligence, gathering, exercise, and intimidating them as their own has increased the rest of the occupied west back since it began its worn garza more than 10800 palestinians have been detained since october to gaza. now, what is riley strikes have killed at least 8 palestinians in the central of this trip. an attack on holland and dead on file. i killed them mother and her 4 children. and not the 3 people were killed when a school is used as

a shelter and almost say that refugee camp was bombed. is there any forces, have killed more than $41400.00 palestinians in golf since october and the north is rarely will plains vonda house and the jabante of refugee camp. rescue workers are still searching to survive as trapped under the rubble gauze. largest refugee camp has been repeatedly targeted and attacks that have levels and tie and neighborhoods conditions for tens of thousands of palestinians living and makes shift shelters. intensive guessing was heavy. rain has caused flooding and on the last in south west casa, as well declared the narrow strip of land, a so called evacuation zone, early on the whole, but there was no other trust as he was a sign of taishan facilities. their children are suffering the most on conditions would only deteriorate during the winter months of that spring and thought it was. he's joining us live outside the central goddess because health facility that is

alex, the hospital in the out by the antibiotics. tell us about the nature of strikes or the nice the damage that they've caused because we contacted the show some of the pictures of the aftermath of the strikes because of just how terrible they. yeah, yeah. your roommates at least as drugs, way and could you believe every blood they usually close, the vast majority face of the victims? what shows when a woman now the latest is right. it's quite a bit focusing on the central and on the another part of the fresh west i residential house and given by the husband completely targeted a mother new side with his kids. what killed in a very cool black man because of strep show really, very stepping on how freaking seems morning. a today's morning for the relatives of that family fitting for well for them as funny. some of us have full kid slowing up

on the ground that they're going to be buried in the same symmetry. in the eastern side of derek black town fox, the every single attack has been carried out to the course of the past. 24 hours was carried out in a very densely populated area. only thing to arizona or even in the most iraq, for through to come back to wish instance uh has been again hit by these buddy fi tickets. uh, according to latest figures released by gauze hills ministry, they said that funds, palestinians were confirmed, kills wild evacuation since a longer can be suitable for human habitation. and that is a very don't create it see that day by day lives. because as well has been talking and a very highly rupture to increase these evacuation centers. and it's the 3rd one being targeted for the fed gets to get to take a of course the strip bar as well. that has been more strikes and other parts of garza in particular seen how do you in a city where do split up to 12 high. it's told to take a group of palestinians, one palestinian voice has been confirmed,

killed while 3 others being particularly wanted under which one sped to the doctor hospital to get medical treatment and product. there's no less often the volumes and gaza, but we're seeing the attention shift from gaza to what as well as doing and 11 on. so would that attention shifting away people? they're worried. do they have any hopes for c supply at this point? it? well honestly, there has been a very growing sense of all of completely disappointments regarding the possibility to reach these 5 see it was specially with the into the might 3 strikes that is but continue to carry out in the hearts of the police territories. and the is very movies intentions to move the back to, to the needs of phones in order to guarantee the sort of security as is by the sources of playing. apparently, people here believe that the is valley a. the is by the government now is focusing on keeping and maintaining the military

control in a goes up by these court minute 2 car doors that have been set since the beginning of the war along side with continuing. the 3rd phase that offers that are represented by carrying out a strikes and it, carrying out also limited incursions every now and then for areas that they believe that there's going to be sort of military build up. but that is absolutely contradictory to the reality. that is what has been bouncing guns and a very extensive model along psych now they are moving the, the back to, to depend on and there has been no major breakthrough in negotiations to bring a ceasefire. the back to on the table. the coast is what it has been refusing the withdrawal from posting it to read. and philadelphia that has been widely rejected by how much here and of the same time as bill says that there's going to be no source of the escalation of the situation until the residence of northern is relevant to back to their house, his wife. awesome as well to confirm that that is bill will not be able to reach

them back as the situation will be disconnected here in this trip. so it's a very complex now equation. what the situation independent is heating up with more than a 150 stripes being conducted in the past few hours in lip and one which really narrows the window to reach betsy, spy it d t and gaza product. thank you very much for that. that us product of was joining us live from that on the ballot and central gaza. the been global condemnation off the is riley soldiers stormed out of the us view on the occupied west bank and ordered its closure for $45.00 days. heavy on this way, the soldiers gave stuff just 10 minutes to pack up their belongings and leave the entrance to the office in tamala has been welded shot. but when it came from his writing military authorities, even those the bureau as an area a of the occupied westbank according to the oslo accords. that area is on the

palestinian control. gabriel and he's also has some reaction from the united nations. the world leaders are beginning to arrive here at un headquarters in new york for the un general assembly. one of them is a president of ireland. michael higgins. he gave a press briefing to irish journalist, but i was there and able to ask him about his reaction to israel closing out your zeros office in ramallah. my question to you sir, is, what is your reaction flash from that content strategist outrageous? and i would love to say as well as that, it tells you, is there a 3rd grade teacher there with use of to that address that you're going to authoration has read and those so i, you know, very, very much i'll pass on my simplicity to you and your colleagues about your call name and address here, who has been killed and casa, we were also able to ask the spokes person to the secretary general for his

reaction as well. we're very concerned for a number of reasons. one, it's another example of journalists not being allowed to do their work in this conflict, right? and journalist or the eyes and ears of the people in order to see what's going on on the ground. we know, and we've talked about the lack of journalistic access to gaza. we're worried about what the impact is here. more than a 130 heads of state are expected here at un headquarters in the coming days. israel's war on guys will certainly be front and center in many of the discussions, but now particularly the situation in ramallah and press freedom. we will continue to press world leaders for the reaction gabriel's on don't. i'll just say to at united nations in new york, as the committee to protect journalists has released a statement saying it's deeply alarmed by as well as the closure of alger 0 is

office in the occupied westbank just months off to it. shuttle balances, zeroes, operations in israel, damien, it's a threat to national security. it goes on to say as well as efforts to send. so i'll just the rest severely on the mind. the public's right to information on a war that has offended so many lives in the region, and that alger 0 is journalists must be a launch of a polls at this critical time. and always, as the un general assembly convince, many members are again cooling for changes to the security council. in particular, there are questions about the veto blonde to, to the 5 permanent members, the u. k. the us, russia, china, and funds project say the visa has been used to protect allies, as well as to prevent, will spoil un peacekeeping operations. my kind of opponents from the un familiar site to the un security council. yes. another vito, by a permanent member, meaning the resolution under discussion will not be passed and you and as

a whole will be unable to act. a new approach is needed. his ground is an international law, including the enforcement of those councils. resolutions. council members who question the binding status of these resolutions, or who use the veto to protect them, the ally or to oppose a g. a political arrival are rewriting the counsels authority. they also undermine their own reputations and long term interests. when do you in 1st convened and what was to become that's new york home in october 1946. the veto was already invented and the security council structure, the 5 permanent members were gone to the status because of their importance after the 2nd world war. and the posted lead to ensure that major powers would act together to maintain international peace and security. but today israel continues its full on gaza with no you and intervention and resolutions coming before the security council vetoed by the united states. just as this has vetoed,

the vast majority of prior resolutions, essentially israel for its illegal occupation of palestinian territory. us once to enlarge and security council. but it will not budge on his refusal to give up the veto while criticizing russia for using it. you have a country, a permanent member of the security council who has broken every single tenant of the charter by invading a neighbour actually compromising the sovereignty of that country in the borders of that country. and that country sits on the security council with the veto rushes war against ukraine continues and checked. any action contemplated by the security council is vetoed by the very country waging the war. and while they may be, reform is like increasing the size of the security council. the veto is likely to

remain. i think those, all those things are possible and i'm hoping for progress in all of them. i am skeptical about the possibility to have no pollution of the veto. that doesn't mean, as i said, if i like it outside the main doors to view in the scope chest symbolizing what is supposed to be the organization's reason for being to stop or prevent. will critics describe it as a reminder that the organization is failing. might kinda, oh, just sierra at the united nations, of the 1st less this politician to be elected president and so long as history has been sworn in at a ceremony in columbus. the, i'm gonna come out of this and i come on the presidential election on saturday with

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