to say that, see the walls from a different perspective. on alex's era, the powerful overnight is where the air strikes fit, valence densely populated southern. some of these are the meditates as it was targeting has bothers intelligence headquarters. the, i don't know about the, some of this is on a 0 life and also coming up and it's when he strikes me 11 on his main border crossing with syria cuts off a road, hundreds of thousands of people are using to free. is there any error rates the israel carries out, the largest air strikes in the occupant. y spine can more than 20 years killing at least 18 palestinians until underground supreme leader calls on all muslim

nations to unites in the face of his very attacks against palestine and 11th year, and jesus genocide and gaza. the water is not impacting millions in the region. we're going to have our special coverage of the law that's killed more than $41700.00 kind of spinning the . this really military has pounded the lebanese capital and overnight strikes and some of the heaviest bombing of a route in nearly 20 years. the . this is the southern cell, both with duck here is very 5 digits hit, the densely populated neighborhood with multiple strides. leveling, residential buildings and causing extensive damage

is very, i'm is also from the main highway between 11 on and syria media reporting that as low as 3 and this 1000 the international vote between damascus and they were, their strikes took place between the city and is that the booths and the lebanese on loss now crossings. tens of thousands of displays. people have been using the highway to get to syria, to escape the error rates and loving them. and it comes as they are really and foreign minister of us on the lines in valence international airport. you said to me, 11 on inter, been 5 minutes, then actually in the hockey, iran is a key bucket of as well as on site a formative role in the groups creation. in 1982, a stephanie that goes in the dining and capital on mine, and that's because these really governments bond of the data from reporting inside israel does have begun standing by and must not have the 11 on citi about

a 1st we're going to go to a correspondence in a honda who is in bay route for us in a tell us more about the strikes that are been going on 1st is being targeted well overnight. there were a powerful blasts that were heard across the lebanese capital in 10 strikes, 11 consecutive stripes, targeting one area, lebanese security resources, the not confirming what was hits, but this really military is claiming that they hits an intelligence headquarters belonging to has the law. we still have no comment from has the law, but is really media is talking about a possible targeting of passive stuff a the, the high ranking has to pull up member the heads of hezbollah, executive council, a possible successor of the late husband. the secretary general has gone through on that. so if indeed this was a case, this will be another, a serious blow suffered by hezbollah, which has not just lost its uh,

its secretary general, but its military leadership. so has with israel really has been trying to do is not just the grades, the military capabilities of have a lot. it's been targeting it's officials, it has been a targeting organizations that are affiliated with the groups. so we still do not know, but the hash of stuffy, the really is a part of the inner circle if you liked parts of the decision making body. and he hasn't been seen in public sense stuff for our lives assassination a week ago. and the attack last night, the intensity of the attack has been compared to the attack that killed no, sir. i left a few days ago. we saw as well as the deputy secretary general named asset make his 1st public address if you like, it was recorded. but what he did say is that soon we will now so new leader and that still has not happened. and there hasn't been a funeral yet. for half of the. * power

for 30 years as signified funeral, because according to some sources, they are concerned stuff that funeral will be targeted by the is ready, military is in a there's another interesting development isn't there. and the last few hours that runs for ministers arrived in bay woods for meetings with the lebanese government. well, no doubt this visit the, the timing of this visit is significant. the messaging coming from the ron is significant. this is all about tele has the law and it's supporters that they have not been abandoned because i can tell you in the past week or so, especially in the aftermath of the song as the soft sedation, there was a lot of concern among their supporters that they have been abandoned. now, what has the wrong done? they run, of course being as well. uh, you know, it has support. this has been lost throughout these years. the. it's fired and launch besides that as well. so trying to tell it's support is, this is the way it's being understood here is that they are ready to militarily

intervene to help them. hezbollah is coming under attack, but it's not just on the military level. there's a lot of politics that play because, you know, there are efforts right now to agree on the president and the new governments 11 on . and what the run wants to say is that has full. i was not going to lose its place in lebanon's power structure during the thank you very much indeed. talking to us from day we're going to go to our side, big who's on the bus now bought a crossing on the 11 on citi, a border and you've been talking to us over the last few hours or so about the fact that this is across in that so many thousands of people in lebanon, i've been using to try to cross into syria. to escape is really attacks. we can see the impact of at least one of the strikes that israel has carried out. we simply just behind you there. a yes, this is there, any strike happened on the hours on friday morning. we understand a number of strikes and basically hitting this main road between the lebanese and

syrian border and many people have been using this. now essentially, if you can see what's happened, the size of those crates as means no vehicle is putting into syria a new vehicle. it's coming from syria and to live in on know, according to the lebanese authorities, over the last 10 days, 300000 people maintenance in new york city and references have crossed into syria. and now these people, the trumpeting having to traverse around these craters, carry the entire that belongings across. i've seen children tiring their younger siblings. i've seen people exhaust it because it's quite hot. soon as it gets into the side, just sit down and have a drink of water. there's no shade at the moment. and essentially, what is there as has been, as cutoff is vital road for people to escape. the conflict is it had accused his with, i'm using this border to get weapons from syria and to never on the lebanese authorities held the press conference on thursday, saying that the board of crossing was under the control of the state essentially denying those kings from israel. but the question is,

what is this real thing that have the troops invading the sides of lebanon? they have threatened any aircraft that they deemed hostile from landing, and beverly to not cut off. this weiss with crossing that many people including lebanese, have used to escape the construct because they feel that the construct of got so intense the is there any bombardment is increased so much inside lever on the side of the size of the brown baby booth because that it's just not safe for them anymore. and then rather take the chances in syria, which ones serial of course. and as i move just looking at some pictures here of the people who i have been leaving their cars on one side of the border on our timing the luggage and what the bits and pieces with them, much as they make their way around those huge craters there is there any indication of anybody getting any help or assistance on either side of the border as well? no. less from the crossing here there's no assistance this people helping each other

out. so are you in via cuz you're wrong, but they just looked like they were observing. we understand that they may be some support on the other side, but at the moment, uh, i on the liberty inside this and support for people that internally displaced. but for built for these people crossing, as you can see, having the belongings on the shoulders on the heads, young old, there's no real support for them here. well, they're supposed to do this. i'm in any shape for them. and essentially this is a long road. hundreds of meters long and those that don't have cause waiting on this side, i'm going to have to hook up to the city and board on and then obviously carry on further. so that the situation is pretty dia and desperate for many of these people . and as i said, many of these people escaped, which ones serious sets of and never known. some of these children have room, nothing except 11 or 11 on his home. and now they're trying to get there trying to get to syria. and that jenny has become a little bit more difficult because of this is reg strike. i said vague at the end the board must know border crossing on the 11 and city of border. thank you very

much. indeed. could i go to stephanie deckers and jordan's capital on mine? just a reminder, that's because these really, governments bind all just data from reporting inside israel. we still don't yet have any confirmation about the state of the alpha, some software dean, the, the mine who is at the speculation to be the possible replacement for all the follow the i'll pass on the style of the leader of, of his ball or it is clear and never the less, given the fact that this mass of attack has happened in davis, the israel has a significant amount of attend the intelligence on that has all yes. and that seeming a never ending list, i think we can assume and be safe to say that they of know these ready ministry putting out a statement of the last 2 hours or so that they targeted has bottle of central intelligence headquarters in a bunker system underneath da here, which is that strike that you are referring to. they would have known it was there

. why did they decide to hit it at that particular time? because they assumed or they knew, according to their intelligence, that high value targets were there. so what we understand at the moment is, is role trying to confirm what the result of that operation was. but certainly looking at the amount of explosives used very similar to what they did, targeting the hezbollah effects to general house on the far less. so it does indicate they believed high value target or targets where they're, i guess they are consecutively and consistently targeting not just senior senior members of hezbollah, but also media. and the other day they targeted the hezbollah member of parliament . and they seem to be, they have an extensive list. they have, they seems to be tagging people. this is how they are targeting when they're in this specific apartment. when there is a specific meeting and hezbollah. now very aware of the bridge doesn't seem to be

able to stop it because it is a ongoing, daily, systematic targeting byte. israel of hezbollah, operative continues and obviously with the last few days we've been reporting on israel's vine defensive in southern israel. it does, however, seem it is coming up against his ball a resistance. what is really saying about that? so yes, the success they are having from the air does not translate to the ground. these rays are saying that the ground defensive continues its target is a dismantled hezbollah, military infrastructure, along villages and the border. but every time from what we're understanding over the last few days when is really forces do try to enter villages. they're facing fierce resistance from hezbollah fighters. these really are me even saying that most of the resistance is coming in the form of anti time fire explosives. these ready ministry has already sustained quite

a high number of casualties just in the 1st couple of days. and that's not a surprise is role new that they know hezbollah isn't time us. it's a very more heavily trained, sophisticated fighting force. their weaponry is more sophisticated, their terminal and bunker system is more sophisticated. so, you know, that's also why you have various elite units of these radio army now fighting there, but yes, they are facing fierce resistance. stephanie, thank you very much indeed that stephanie decker in a mind. well, shortly before was that attack and they would as verify such as carried out on ears started on the palestinian refugee, john and the occupied westbank dog into the cafe full of people can at least 18 palestinians is really meditating, says it's killed the local home us come on to something, but the group has not confirmed general strikes being declared across the occupied west bank is very forces of intensified the rates and the region. since the watering goes up again killing at least $720.00 palestinians. will this strike onto

a crime has overwhelmed local hospitals, medical staff, i've described what they saw a no, no. hey, let me see. um. we had a huge explosion in the come. we headed towards the area. we saw the whole building destroyed and engulfed in flames. what are your thoughts with scott is all over the place. it was as a risk to exceed 5 of the bodies. what am i sin, tact, but between 15 to 20 would dismember and around suffering later has delivered a public, simon to massive crimes and check on praising the countries miss all attacked on israel. either from any describe the attack on his ready territory as legal and legitimate man. he said that most of the countries should unite against israel as a common enemy, around 5, about $200.00 massages of israel out of toby the 1st. and it said it was in response to several assassinations, including the actual homeless chief, a smoke on the into front condo has bothered to pass on the solid in the roads,

stressful shadows live for us in to have on russell. one of the things, of course, that people are going to be were looking for as well, was to see whether or not on how iran would respond. if israel decides to target error on as well as of today, just ask that you are on the supreme leader has led a friday premier here into ron. and during his speech, he has said that all the decisions how to respond to is randy aggression have been can you can have be made through the state. it's proper states hire a people to go and military hire a to. so that is at this moment, it's will be quite a speculation to say how, what will be around the response to is ready attacks. i've ever, repeatedly the random officials have said that if israel target to any strategic for send it to iran, now the retaliation is not going to be the ones that have taken place before it's

iran is going to go beyond that. and so today we have seen that to the rightness of being liter, way of leading to friday prayer has called for the unit among the muslim companies, particularly regional countries. so yeah, being see in this asset that now we have a common enemy and to stop that enemy, we need a collective action to be taken all together. so just mess. remember through the last decade you run has been criticized off is paula sees somehow putting friction in the, in the region for the isolating iran. any random officials or people leads using attracting and language. but today we have seen that the supreme either or if you run, came out and she had made a cool of recall. so the ation. so he's trying to bridge the gap between the ron and the regional companies because he believes that the region of war is now a possibility and to stop that original a for collective effort is needed. so having said that,

another important things today that was extremely symbolically important, that when you, when you leave, there's here are deciding to go public because they believe that these valleys trying to force them to go on through the shelter to go on the ground or to hide themselves however, today we have seen that running separately, the president, they handle that all the government branch is top commanders ministers. oh, we're in a very well known location and to run was the most and also challenging israel. the now they are here, they're not hiding, they are leading the nations and the day it was that kind of cool to see these rather more for them. so symbolically is, was very much important. and why that's happening. the iranian for the minister with the high, that edition of uranium has just landed in beta with the as well. so that symbolism today on one hand, quoting for the unit 2 of the muslims, a guess a common enemy. but also showing that message, these values that iran is not isolated and the random officials are not afraid of

this is randy. trust is where the ticket of the 2 pillars off to these show. russell, thank you very much for us to start. are talking to us from tech, from the still ahead on, i'll just say that we're going to take a look at the issue of product spending and prisoners being held in is really jails in the context of a war in guns. the have a lot of a let's look to southeast asia and now that type food crap in his family, out of the picture. yes, this is the earliest satellite image. it's not as west across northern parts of the philippines. we will still see some heavier rain across the region mixed in with sunshine. in particular, some heavy falls for bonia and working their way into the malay peninsula. and look at that heavier rain on sundays,

starting to edge into southern parts of can body and vietnam. so the west of the rain for southern areas that and its southern parts of the stray leah that will continue to see the showers on saturday. we will be, and all of a cold front working its way across the se, bringing some cloud, some blustery conditions as well. some of that cloud switching across the bite, the pets, the move in the waves sunshine at 20 degrees, 2 degrees celsius, and the smarts and showers across the very north. it is still a story of heat here, full that up across the listing temperature is well above the average for the likes of room. and darwin up into the heights thirty's there for brew. now it's not as hot across new zealand. we're seeing more showering weather to come this we can, you can see it putting into both the south and the north island, but we'll see some wounds in christ church on sunday.

after 365 days of the war on gaza, we reconnect with those who have been witnessing and documenting a genocide. i'm currently living in cairo, egypt trying to pull way. that's why like somebody, it's simply stuck in because the script is last year has changed my life in so many ways. but i mean the main ways that the priorities in my life has completely been realigned. nothing matters but liberation. join us for special episodes of the stream. on the i was a 0 the the, you're watching out. is it a reminder of our top? so is this, are, these are the managers pounded the lebanese capital? they lose an overnight strikes. fighter jets,

facebook densely populated southern software, but it's very mandatory. it says it was charging has follows intelligence. israel has bomb the main highway between 11 and siri, x local media reporting that israel launched suite in this house on the international roads between damascus. and they would just verify the address of charter dodge and, and started for the palestinian refugee county. and to come in the occupied westbank, at least 18 palestinians were killed in the strikes, which israel says killed a local, almost come on the year of genocide and god. so one year of unrelenting is really bombardment resulting in the deadliest conflict of the 21st century. and it's been

a war of many fast breaking records in scale and brutality. 41788 palestinians have been killed, man, women, and the elderly. but those paying the heaviest price, helping children to make up nearly half the strips population. and one year is really attacks, have killed $16795.00 children. the highest desktop for children ever recorded in a single year of conflict over the past 2 decades. but even survive and has come at a cost more than $19000.00 children have lost one or both parents and often all their relatives to grandparents. aunts uncles, entire families have been wiped off the civil registry to killed often, but also means the un estimates 1000 children. and guys i have lost at least one limb making up what's believe to be the biggest cohort of pediatric amputees in history. that israel has also targeted an unlikely group in his war health workers

from doctors to nurses to pod emetics, we've been arrested and tortured more than 800 have been killed. this has also been the worst conflict in recent memory for journalist, a 170 for media walkers have been killed. and unlike most was the people of johnson . i've had nowhere to go there unable to leave relegated to the areas of the is really military, has declared a so called safe sums, but then bombs repeatedly. there is no safe place in gaza. that's a line that was repeated over and over again by palestinians. we've spoken to 90 percent of them are being displaced with some having to move several times. weapons of not being the only tool in this war. starvation as well. the likes of nation says israel has blocked the entry of 83 percent of food into the strip since the war began. about 96 percent of the population is facing high levels of acute food

insecurity. many children have died of starvation. no one, nothing has been spared. smalls, and 75 percent of dollars is infrastructure, has been destroyed. hospitals, schools, universities, mosques, and churches. gong, what remains are these apocalyptic scenes of broken lives and shattered futures? this is all just here's a special coverage of the genocide in gaza. one year on, we're going to begin with him because his reports from debt all by in this kitchen is barely recognizable, but there's humanity here among the rebel. good, but this war has taken so much from so many this mother sees her heart is gone. after her twins were killed in an is really strike. this father's home was bombed when he was collecting the birth certificates for his newborn twins. on the same

day he received their death certificate. the international court of justice recently found it plausible that israel is committing genocide in gaza. israel has also been criticized for its indiscriminate use applied to a pens, including it's u. s. may 900 kilogram bomb that can send legal fragments, nearly 400 meters away with israel's destruction of gauze didn't start in 2023. it has been happening for years in 2008 the human rights group here and reported that is really dropped around 1000000 kilograms. has munitions on the strip culinary 1400 palestinians. thoughtful. the rocket fired from us. israel has also used white scores at chemicals that burns intensely on contact with

air, leading to widespread fires and injuries, to invite screw, called the rain of fire towards the end of 2012. israel begun a war that would last more than a week, and killed 174 palestinians. been 2 years later, is there a wash in unit 2 month offensive in casa, getting more than 2000 palestinians after the kidnapping him killing a 3 is ready to in the occupied westbank to 3 years ago, israel went toward a gun. this time targeting gauze, buildings, roads, homes, and leavening, at least 4 high rice towers. this included the deliberate targeting of the building housing, the offices of algebra and associated press, among others. israel has not only waged most worked on gauze in the cost of

really years under the pretext of fighting chemist in other groups. but it has also flashed non violent resistance in 2018. the so called great march of return demonstrations demanded an end to the is really blow case and the right of return for palestinian refugees. just holding banners at israel separation fence would prove li phone as is really attacked with tear gas, then life permits and munitions. even between wars, the is really military kept up. it's operations. prime minister benjamin nothing. yeah. has referred to these tactics as mulling salon. a strategy of k yet it's bombings and policy and towns and cities. the latest war has been the most devastating israel has failed in its objective to destroy him. us. why? because uh, lies in ruins. and despite the clear evidence presented by you and agencies forming

the basis for war crimes prosecutions and condemnation by international courts, the genocide continues unabated. and i'll just eat a gaza palestine. as it was wondering, was changed life and goes beyond recognition. palestinians say they're exhausted after the year of suffering. we've been speaking to some of them and here's what they've been telling us. the signal it says the best that last may have happened with the need you refund enough rid of data. brenda's son named under shy, put her dad and how to how to, how to provide them. i used some of the not that awful have i that awful i like them or does someone heavy and how does volume, osha, apple here, subdivision an engineering issue at

a rate of the box is such as well in the head of man in the south that uh and you do not then that and the to the whole have i'm getting a vendor next by then a m as in, lift the how much of a then other than other than one of the demands of how most made in the early days of the wall, where's the release of palestinians from is may the jails as part of an exchange deal about a 100 is right and he's taken captive and october. the 7th. i still believe to be held in garza, for hundreds of palestinians, savings life sentences. a swamp deal is the only way to go to prison. the abraham reports as for many palestinian families, the capture of dozens of his readings on october, the 7th revived the whole that had long been subdued. prisoners exchange

deals are the only way out of his really presents for hundreds of palestinians sentenced to life. the idea of some of the serving life sentences, but i'm thinking about my son now. so sometimes he died in his rated captivity in 2022. i hope to receive his body soon and bury him in milan to last. a hope put on hold negotiations between israel and him as our best dragging was no sign of any breakthrough for now. also an egypt broker. this, these fire in november, this led to the release of dozens of palestinian prisoners, women, children, and young men. our joy is not complete. we look at the sacrifice of blood spilled in gaza. he's my eldest son. i am happy to see him here, but it's a painful moment.