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newsroom with rosemarie church hello and welcome. >> i'm rosemary church and you are watching cnn newsroom. it is nine in the morning across israel where the country is marking one year since the deadly and devastating attack by hamas on october 7 that killed at least 1,200 people in southern israel's survivors and found of those killed at the nova music festival gathered to mark the anniversary. earlier, the final music track of the festival was replayed before a minute of silence. the day also being marked in jerusalem when hamas launched rockets into israel at the start of the october 7 attack well, just hours ago, israelis gathered

outside the home of prime minister benjamin netanyahu, carrying flags and images of hostages taken by hamas ahead of the anniversary, images of the hostages were projected onto the walls of jerusalem's old city as of today, the israeli prime minister's office says, there are a total of 101 hostages in gaza, including 35 believed to have been killed. the mother of one victim had this heartbreaking message i'm a bereaved the word higher cut last stand before you today, dear family wanting to shelf that, i'm not miserable because none of this actually happened. i'm still in denial. i'm being asked how it feels a year after, but i'm still stuck on october 7, the world keeps going. but to me, time has stopped waiting to see you on the list of survivors the israeli army has just released this unseen footage

showing troops and police near the border sides targeted by hamas one year ago, as the attack was unfolding, that surprise attack would spark a swift response from israel, which launched its war against hamas in gaza. >> one year on the palestinian health ministry says the death toll from the war is nearing 40 42,000. and cnn's nic robertson is following developments. he joins us now from the nova festival site in southern israel. nic, one year after those horrifying attacks in israel, how is the country marking this day really solemn. >> it's really sad. there are a lot of tears here. each of these memorials you see behind me. remembers one person and we've seen team their families come there, their fathers, their brothers, their sisters, their mothers, their on, their

uncles, their friends come and express they're sadness there. soren. i'm joined actually right now by ben. now you this is your first time here. >> i first time hear plus two friends two good friends, and another friends that i knew yeah. >> really emotional day for me and why did you come back today i came back to close the closest circle for me and i think it's important to remember them each day and come back off after a year of seventh october today. just imagine this time. last year it was all different story so to come here today and we've the families, it's really reunion as well together on hearing the tikva together, services really good from all feel it. >> and you say is closing the circle that so many people have families have talked to as well, say it doesn't actually close it's a circle what has

changed for you in that year and does this close the circle so it doesn't like you said, yeah. >> for the families each day, it's like they say in hebrew the sentence has vanmeter protocol that means when the times goes to get more healed for families, i'm sure it as each there's a day. and now when i say close the circle, i mean like to see everyone reunion together and now we can hear the bond from gaza and try we won't forget the 101 hostages still there and chavez, the target out to get them so for me it's emotional to be here with the families. if we could spread the love and be with them. that's what does it mean for you? >> this is a sad day of sadness for everyone here. but what does it mean for you to sort of know that the war is still going on just a few miles where as we hear on so many people have died there i know it's horrendous it's terrible, and

it's keep on going each day is a new day and is a fortunately if we add yesterday, a terrorist attack in be'er, sheva in the south country and we still have soldiers in the north and soldiers in gaza and the west bank. >> and it's all getting i hope one day we'll finish and everything will be okay. peace, hope at the end of it is just to be strong and filled this hope and believe. >> and what do you think it is that's going to make the difference and bring the peace here. as you said, it's in this past year, it's really spread i know. >> so i think what we're doing now, we're starting to get more of a target's of the war and two getting them without weapons. let's say, or selling to selling to do what we need to do a year ago. if it was a year ago, the idf didn't come for few hours and we have a really good enough intelligence, but still became them to a fence and we came on a seven so i feel like this past two weeks, or even a month

we starting to get back or stuff and trying to minimize the weapons they have that's one of the targets when we have to do a morning low asked also want to ask you, you said you were going to come to this festival and you didn't when you reflect on the fact that you were almost here what a lot of people survived. some of them didn't. we just know that everyone has a number of date when he will die or when it will survive yeah it's a lot. of questions has been in fact, i was i was supposed to be on your brother was here and he survived yeah. >> my brother was here and usually to wizz parties i brought him to this music. i showed him this festival. i showed him the moves that he's three years under me and he came in by himself and i told him shore, i'm coming with you. like, let's say a festival together and at the end of the

i didn't come a change that plans. and he wants to get friends with free good friends and two survived him, his best friend and one didn't and. yeah i'm glad it's with me because i couldn't be a different story and how do you remember your friends? >> excuse me. how do you remember your friends today? >> how do i remember when i good friend ofek, he was there like you see, i have says of a sentence in hebrew it says smile, life is beautiful so that's what i do every day. i just remember festivals a big festival in budapest trance festival. and it was his dream to go together he made, his dreams, so i went this year is my bracelet on my hand this was the lost vessel and i felt his energy is with

dance together you try to remember them by doing the things that you enjoyed doing together, the things together exactly. >> know if it was one month ago. i was deejaying in the music. and verse sets that i made was for the music he likes and everything. so each day would try to remember ofek ben, thank you very much indeed rosemary, i think there's this is what we're going to see across the country today as people managed to come together and remember those remember those that they've lost and they weren't see again, it's going to be that size sadness is going to be what they do in their lives to try to, to try to remember those people what it meant to them. >> and the shock and the change. but i think as you heard, there you know, there's a real sentiments cell in this country from many people that the army needs to continue. they want the hostages back, but they they want the army to continue on this since this is i think when you talk to people, this is what i think the prime minister gets and understands that he still has

political margin to continue the offensive in lebanon that has killed over 1,500 people. they're now in gaza, close to 42,000 the leverage comes there all right. >> nic robertson out the nova festival site in southern israel. many thanks for that report well, the israeli military says it struck multiple hezbollah targets in beirut on sunday as it continues to pummel lebanon, the attack focused on hezbollah's intelligence headquarters, and weapons storage facilities at least for neighborhoods in beirut, suburbs were hit. it comes as an additional 19 villages in southern lebanon are facing new evacuation warnings in northern israel and attack on sunday wounded at least five people. police say they are responding to multiple locations in the city alone and with bomb disposal experts. hezbollah says it launched rockets targeting and israeli military base near haifa. the idf says

they attempted to intercept five projectiles, but some made it through israel's military, launched a new ground operation in northern gaza, saying their troops have so-called jabalya after seeing signs of hamas regrouping that is despite nearly a year of fighting in the densely populated refugee camp, which israel previously said was rid of hamas the idf also carried out airstrikes over the weekend in northern gaza saying it targeted weapons storage facilities, military sites, and terrorist cells. new evacuation order was announced in the area, but some residents are refusing to move saying there is no safe place left in the enclave. and cnn's paula hancocks joins us now from abu dhabi. paula one year after the horror of the october 7 attacks, the middle east is in crisis with war on multiple fronts israel launching his new military operation in northern

gaza one day before the one year anniversary was the latest on the impact of that operation? >> well, rosemary, we are seeing increasing activity in gaza, certainly in the days before the anniversary we've, we've just heard from the israeli military, they say that they have been carrying out attacks throughout gaza, saying that they are targeting hamas launches and also hamas targets saying that they believe that they were preparing to fire projectiles into israel. now, we have seen over the past day or so that the israeli military saying that they're going to be carrying out a ground operation in jabalya. this is this is actually an area in northern gaza which was one of the first areas that was targeted by the idf following that october 7 attack? it's home to gaza's biggest refugee

camp. it is a very densely populated area and it scenario where there has been a huge amount of military activity, israel claims hamas is embedding itself in the civilian population and using them as human shields. it's something thing that hamas denies doing at this point, but we do know that this particular area, israel had said in the past it was free of hamas. they had done their operations there and moved on to another area, but they believe that hamas it is now regrouping, rebuilding in this particular area. now sunday was a deadly day in gaza, as most days have been since october 7 of last year, we know that at least 25 were killed in darrell bala. >> this is when a mosque was targeted. >> israel, saying that hamas was using it as a command and control center and we also know that there was a school hit nearby as well. so we really are seeing intense bombardments

of a certain areas of gaza. certainly a couple of weeks ago once the israeli military said that the focus was churning to the northern border to lebanon. palestinians in gaza would have been forgiven to have believed that the situation would east somewhat in the enclave, but it's simply hasn't happened. rose me and paula on the other war front, israel went after his bill are pounding the lebanese capital of beirut with heavy strikes as israel issued new evacuation orders, what more are you learning about that? >> he said he evacuation orders there's well over 120 villages now which have evacuation orders on them. this is in the southern part of lebanon and the israeli military also says that those who have left these areas should not return back to them until they are told to do so this is an area that they have been focusing on. a

hezbollah stronghold in southern lebanon. and also thosrn suburbs of beirut. we understand from the air force, they struck the intelligence headquarters of hezbollah, also weapons storage facilities, but we know that there's around 1.2 million lebanese who are displaced at this point. the large majority of them having moved from southern lebanon to come to the capitol believing that they would be potentially safer in the heart of beirut. and so we are seeing an increasingly desperate situation on the ground in lebanonas. as many people are having to shelter in schools, which have not been opened for learning since so this began, we know that the start of the school year has been pushed back to november 2. i think it is now understanding that it's just impossible to have a semblance of normal life in lebanon at this point and we also know that there were

around 130 rockets that were fired from hezbollah into northern israel, according to the idf, some of those hit in the city of haifa at least five people were injured there. we heard from the israeli military that they had tried to intercept some of those rockets, but some of them did did hit targets. we heard from hezbollah that their target was actually the carmel military base, but we understand that they did hit in the city itself. >> rosemary, paula hancocks, bringing us that live report from abu dhabi many thanks. and still to come florida residents are lining up for sandbags with another major hurricane bearing down on the stage. we will have the latest on milton street track. and how millions across the state starting to prepare. plus, we are less than a month away from election day here in the united states. kamala harris and donald trump entering the final sprint in the race for the white house we'll explain what they're

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people in a brutal terror attack in israel. >> more than 100 victims were killed in the neighborhood of what's be'eri. it was one of the worst hit communities in the massacre. and an israel defense forces investigation concluded the military had failed to protect the residents. today, the kibbutz is holding a memorial ceremony to honor the victims cnn's matthew chance spoke to some of cuboids be'eri survivors they told him why they want to rebuild and reclaim their traumas scarred neighborhood still has israel really even a. >> year since hamas rampage through kibbutz be'eri and other israeli communities near gaza that wound has far from he'll driving through the streets of barry and you really get a strong sense that the

scars of the october 7 attack max, are still very much here almost every one of the houses along these roads has been damaged and was overrun. the families inside, torn apart people killed, abducted to gaza traumatized used to be family. how a beautiful home inside one, burned-out shell, yarden salma tells me how his neighbors, the haram family, were killed and kidnapped from their home bullet holes and scorch marks where palestinian gunman ran a mock after the kibbutz be'eri lost more than 100 people in the october 7 attacks. >> one of the unsuspecting israeli communities worst affected the ten residents are among the hostages still being held in this ongoing or ordeal

it's hard to imagine people ever feeling safe here. again i believe that it's possible it will be a big challenge and it might take a long time for people to fail as safe as we felt before october 7 but you said yourself, you know, that feeling of security that you had on october the sixth, that was an illusion it wasn't allusion what i'm asking is, do you think that a community so close to gaza can ever really be secure and safe you know, once something happens, you know that it can, you always have in the back of your mind that it can happen again? they killed my sister over there okay. just one of them but among this close-knit community or brutalized and scattered, there is determination to rebuild very will recover the most of the people who come

back, rebuild their lives, rebuild their house rebuild the kibbutz, and they re, will come again i hope stronger than before. >> but there is no infrastructure for kids. they'll know school people with families cannot come back yet, how difficult is it for people to come back? >> emotion emotionally after what happened must be hard at it, difficult, it's hard i think that barely recovered again, it's take time it will take time 100 residents have already returned but most are still living an hour's drive from the memories of home temporary houses in the israeli town have had to maggie >> hello, a little.

>> like i let a key he says a family's narrow escape from being killed in their beharie, you still keeping them away it's a trauma of living in a house we're were vicious terrorists invaded and sitting in my safe room for hours and hours, not knowing what's going on and being and felt like i've been threatened so i feel in that house, i feel unsafe in that house. but in the notes on the kibbutz. >> know if i know, but the kibbutz, you want to go back? yeah. >> he was be'eri is my home that's where i want to live but living after so much death and destruction here will never be the same matthew chance. cnn in kibbutz be'eri, southern israel amir tibon is the diplomatic correspondent for

haaretz. >> he and his family survived hamas's attack on his home in kibbutz nahal, us amir describes that experience in his book, the gates of gaza, and he joins me now from near haifa in israel. thank you so much for talking with us at this difficult time. >> thank you for having so much important time to the memory of this terrible day of course and of course, as you and your family mark this one-year anniversary, what are your memories of the day you survived the horrors of those attacks? >> and what are your thoughts in this moment year has been october 7. >> and today the calendar just happens to show that date. the reason we are still in october 7 is because even now, we have 100 hostages in the hands of hamas about half of them are

presumed to be alive. and this includes two friends and neighbors of hours from kibbutz nahal owes the small community where we lived and we're attacked on that morning two friends of ours omri miran and itzhaki done both of them are fathers of young children who were taken by the terrorists in front of the eyes of their children on that day. and until they come back alive and all the other hostages that we have, they're alive or released in some kind of a deal the date on the calendar remains october 7 for us and we were still living it and emea israel, as you say marks this grim one year anniversary with 101 hostages you still being held by hamas. >> how likely is it do you think that they will be brought home with israel raging war in both gaza and lebanon to or do you believe that prime minister netanyahu has no intention of

making a deal to bring them home. >> this is a very, very complicated negotiation. we started this war with 250 hostages president biden orchestrated a deal in november that brought us back approximately 100 hostages alive mostly women and children, including five women and girls from my kibbutz, the oldest an 84-year-old woman, the youngest and eight-year-old girl, and they were released in november because of the deal orchestrated by president biden right now, the negotiation has been stuck for many months, and we're hearing accusations between the israeli government and the leadership of hamas over who's to blame. and for me as an israeli citizen i put all the blame on hamas and all the responsibility to bring them back alive on my government. it's obvious that hamas is to blame for

kidnapping these people in the first place and for murdering and for doing all those terrible things. all those atrocities and war crimes on october 7, but the responsibility to bring our people back alive is the number one responsibility of our government. and to come and say, well, hamas doesn't want, that's not a good answer. we need to make them want a deal if they don't want one and we need to apply more pressure on the one hand and show more flexibility in the negotiations on the other hand, but right now, it seems very little of anything is happening. the hostages in a way are being forgotten we're fighting now in the north against hezbollah. we have great achievements over there. we've eliminated many of their top commanders we're on the verge of an all-out regional war with iran and we are operating militarily again in northern gaza. but the hostages are still there. they're being held in conditions that to me bring back thoughts and memories about the holocaust and we

don't have any plan to bring them back. and this has to be our number one priority at the moment to make a deal and bring them back alive. >> and in the midst of israel's multiple war, france critics are raising concerns that israel has failed to provide a long-term strategy for gaza i'm tentative to have massive governance. do you share those concerns return to my home in kibbutz nir follows with my family and i don't want to live next to somalia i don't want to live next to a failed state and we right now don't really have a plan to avoid that kind of scenario. >> but also not to allow hamas to rise from the destruction and take over gaza again, there has to be a diplomatic plan involving important countries in the region like egypt, like saudi arabia jordan. we have

partners in the region that we can work with to create a better reality in gaza and to build something new. that will actually function out of this destruction. if we don't do that, we will come to regret it. we will kill many terrorists and destroy many of their infrastructure. and they will slowly rise back because there's never a vacuum in this part of the world. >> yeah, there's always an opening and as israel marks this one year anniversary, the world waits to see how israel responds to iran's ballistic missile barrage. last week, israel says everything is still on the table, including the possibility of striking iran's nuclear sites, which is a concern the rest of the world how do you think israel would likely retaliate i am convinced there will be an israeli strike on iran fired 200 ballistic missiles on us without any israeli attack on them. >> that preceded it they had no

real reason to do it and no country in the world would just accept that kind of scenario, not retaliate of course, there is an ongoing dialogue within the corridors of power in israel and with our allies in the world about the magnitude and the nature of this israeli response. what will we strike? will it be economic targets? the oil industry? will it be a military targets? will it be perhaps the nuclear program, which i think is more difficult to attack, but it depends also how much ammunition you want to use. many planes. but the real question here again, let's say we strike back. they then retaliate again. and are we entering a new phase of the war in which israel in iran strike each other all the time, while were still fighting hezbollah in the north, and we still have the hostages. we have to bring back home. this is a very, very difficult question and my fear

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pennsylvania and this is cnn anniversary, the israeli military says it struck multiple hezbollah targets in beirut as it continues to pummel lebanon. the attack focused on hezbollah's intelligence headquarters, and weapons storage facility at least for neighborhoods in beirut, suburbs were hit. meanwhile, israel's military launched a new ground operation in northern gaza, saying their troops have been encircled jabalya after seeing signs of hamas regrouping that's despite nearly a year of fighting in the densely populated refugee

camp, which israel previously said was rid of hamas. nearly 42,000 people have reportedly been killed in gaza since the war began. we go now to georgios petropoulos, head of the gaza sub office of the united nations office for the coordination of humanitarian we're in affairs. thank you so much for talking with us while israel marks this one year anniversary of the horrors of those hamas attacks on october 7. the people of gaza are paying the price. how many civilians have actually died since the start? josh, of israel's war on gaza mark today by year of war in tragedy. >> people here remain desperate. >> hostages remain in gaza. their families wait for them as even 4:00 a.m. this morning, we were woken up by renewed

bombing here in rafah gaza, were talking to you from jets puzzling, shedding and tank fire the only thing that's left in gaza is i would say hope our supplies are almost zero. >> there's fighting around, there's no safe locations. >> as you said yourself, almost 42,000 people are killed almost 100,000. >> that's the number we're approaching or injured and we don't know how many thousands of people remain under rubble as the united nations and partners, we've been very clear. we essentially run out of homophily single supply, whether it's medicine or food, or fuel for water or as winter approaches, the things that you need to stay warm and dry and israel launched a new military operation in northern gaza one day before this one year anniversary is saying there were signs that hamas was regrouping. >> there. how is that military operation impacting the lives of palestinians right now?

>> i think it's interesting to interconnect that the operation is beginning in the north. we're talking about we estimate there's about 430,000 people left in northern gaza. now the intensified bombardment and the advance of the israeli forces means that around 50,000 people in the last 24 hours and displaced from beit hanoun, beit lahia jabalya, essentially from the north parts of north gaza moving south. not many of them have come. we don't really have reports that people have become south of wadi gaza but if they do, they are not moving. we're displacing to a south gaza that for them is a place where they know they're going to find what they need. safety, security, and dignity and lifesaving supplies. so a lot of them have told us that they have absolutely zero interest in displacing further unfortunately, the application

of this new operation has already affected several health points and three hospitals have been told that they need to evacuate. that's almost 350 patients that have to find somewhere to go. and if that means to go across israeli checkpoints to the south there's, going to be a very, very heavy operation for the un and partners. indeed, if 430,000 people are pushed to come south, i have to be very clear no idea where we will put them. >> what we will give them to eat, and how we will shut with these people yeah, i wanted to talk to you about that. i wanted you to describe the lives of most palestinians and the midst of this war that has no clear end insight. what access do gaza residents have to food, clean water, and shelter? >> almost 1.5 million people in the south of gaza, 1.4 million people to be exact, will not get enough food in october, the boat food programme essentially has run out of food in its

warehouses we can get some flour in, but we are talking about the response that used to get between 250 to 300 trucks a day from the rafah crossing we're now down to if we're lucky, 50 to 60 trucks of the goods, we really need that current pace. it will take us about three years to make sure everyone can stay warm and dry in the winter. that's coming. >> we don't have enough medicine. >> we are not able to upgrade the number of beds that we will have in hospitals in the south to take the people from the north, not only those that are coming injured, but those that will be injured in the fighting to come we see increased violence? >> there are robberies in the street houses and offices are also rocked or under threat of violence if they don't prove that they don't have plastic sheeting, or tense that they are hiding. there increased suspicion between people that

there is withholding of food or the very emergency shelter that you need to survive. what's coming both in terms of the winter and the continuing fighting? >> georgia petropoulos in rafah. thank you so much for talking with us. we appreciate it thanks for having and we'll be right back. know cheddar cheddar bay, 2024 is here to clean up the crumbs, come in now for a chance to win four years of free red lobster because one bite can unite all parties, at least for dinner introducing hallmark series, you can't see anywhere else. >> this can be huge for us. >> plus exclusive gifts benefits we need is an open house. >> everything you love about hallmark in one place, we're going to make something special hearing the all new hallmark

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