the the dw news live in from berlin tonight is real telling more than a 1000000 people in northern garza to evacuate her mos telling them to stand their ground. there are now reports of localized rains being carried down by the israeli military in so i got a mos killed. some 1300 is regulated in last. saturday's attacks. tell us spinning authority say 1800 people in guns that have died in reprisals since also coming up tonight, germany's for administer meets with the families of german citizens,

held hostage by how mos in gaza. promising to do everything possible to when they are released and dw news returns to the side of the music festival, where last saturday home was gone down, hundreds of feet. the i broke off, it's good to have you with this is rarely ground. troops have carried out what they are calling localized raids inside the gaza strip. over the past 24 hours, israel's chief military spokesperson said infantry and tank units entered garza to locate, walk a cruise to destroy weapons and to search for evidence of hostages. the announcement did not appear to be the beginning of unexpected ground offensive in retaliation for the terror attacks by a mouse militants last saturday. israel has been massing troops along the gods of

border in preparation for that offensive. of these really military has given more than 1000000 people in gaza, just 24 hours to evacuate their homes. the terrorist organizations come off controls, gaza. it told residents today to ignore the warning, but many gardens have decided that it's time to go to and breaks and gaza to a wave of aerial bombardment about as you've explosion is destroying buildings in the region. and today the attacks came along with an official warning as he is really military, continue domestic and tanks and troops now the causing border ahead of an expected ground invasion at cold. so the, some 1100000 people located in gaza city to relocate to the southeast within 24

hours. this involves a journey across the water. you guys have wetlands, the river dividing the territories north and south. and so the exodus begins cause and civilians and you and stuff like started moving as best they could out of harm's way over and then today we do not know where to go. there's, there's no safe place. we do not know where children are. we do not know what to do and we have no food or water top. i'm appealing to the united nations in front of the u. n. building. where do we go? where do we go? i know ruth had the you and said moving so many people in such a short period of time. but then one of the world's most densely packed areas would be impossible quote, without devastating humanitarian consequences. the clock ticks on the world house organization called 15 minutes heavy and access to gaza. to be reviewed. it won't

is vials, totes will do. okay. and continue. bombardment pushed the health system to breaking point, lacking a central supplies and electricity. and we need to provide some medical services and, and so on. that's what i would, i would ask, ask for one is to protect civilians and 2nd to provide them with the support they need be trued medical services supplies as well continues to insist that she's just doing everything it can to minimize civilian suffering. but for the people of garza time is running out as well as safe places to go. all right, we want to get some analysis now with military expert, marina moran. she's from kings college, london marine. it's good to see you on this friday. do you see these localized read says israel's military are calling them? do you see this as a possible 1st step of the ground invasion?

good evening brand. um 1st of all, yes, these localized rates can be considered as so called shaping operations. in other words, these raids should be preparing the ground offensive and should increase the success of the ground defensive. and of course, we have the hostage situation which makes the military operation and goes on much more difficult. so the idea is to locate and to try release the hostages as well as destroyer mazda is equipment. and possibly we can the hold off from us in that region and were talking about specifically about the mass single troops on the new rules. and part of the cause of so we assume that the military operation, if it is to start with will be starting from the north. there is the question that israel's military is far superior about the numbers and equipment compared to anything that homos is working with them. but is that really

a factor when we're talking about a being and one of the most densely populated places on the planet? and we're talking about urban warfare to oh, it's a good question because as we have seen recently enough, ghana, stan military as a bri or a to in terms of numbers and support or attain terms of technology. milledge with technology doesn't necessarily guarantee success. and this is what we have seen throughout its military history, where rec, back, malicious, and came to be more successful than organized state forces. so this will be very difficult for the id f, specifically because of factual preparations, which used to be cold calling the insurgency operations require not only military scale your operating and in down sleep populated urban areas. so you have to be very discriminant when it comes to using a force in order to not to shoot civilians and in so they fit the operation

itself will be very slow, very painful, costing a lot of lives. and it might look like going block by block street by street. so in, in those terms, what is royal needs to ensure is that, that doesn't alienate the father standing in the population. while conducting this operation. there have been reports, 2 of rockets being fired from living on in syria, towards israel, also from israel towards live and on, and syria of what does this tell you about the possibility of this conflict turning into a 2 front or multi front more that there is definitely a risk that this might indeed turn into a multi front world, which wouldn't look good for each rail. because haskell law has declared that it is ready to join the fight. and the problem with such organizations is that they are, they don't have a unity of command. this means that even if the official statement is,

would have been not to join or is that official intent would have been to stay away . there still might be a cell that, that makes an incursion into israel escalating. so there is also a potential for miscalculation which could create a big a war and open and as a front ends in north. alright, or rena monroe, we appreciate your analysis on this friday. evening thank you. thank you very much for having me. sorry. we want to go back now to our top story. that is there were reports of localize raids being carried out by the is really military in gaza. we want to get our correspond to rebecca readers. she is live voice in until a v. she just had to go get safety because the air raid sirens were going off. now i think they got the all clear, rebecca, what's more, can you tell us about these localized raids that we're hearing about?

well the military have announced that they have been taking, have been conducting these localize very localized, very targeted and very a lead forces going in small or late for us is going into collect intelligence. one would have to expect that they're also trying to collect intelligence about the $100.00 to $150.00 hostages. that i believe to be all the annoying to be in dallas and but that exact number is not that number is not exact. it's not official yet, it's not being announced by b is relevant to true. now we know that that happened. this is the 1st step towards a ground invasion or anything that has happened. we've inside the guns with perimeter so far in this conflict. there have been thoughts, but sometimes they would be a ground invasion because of the sheer amount of troops that are massing at the border and hardware. there's also a mass thing at the border. i've been down there this week and we've seen huge amounts of energy hardware and as we know,

300 south 1000 reserve us to have also being cold up and you can really see and steal that along the gauze and perimeter down the brent. so it certainly appears it's, everyone thinks that a ground invasion is eminent, but the targeted attacks, obviously, you know, them trying to go in before they make that decision to go in on the ground. they're going, they're trying to make it a targeted effort to try and find intelligence on the hostages in there. now we know that this is going to take some time prime minister benjamin netanyahu, for i think most what must be the 1st time. and he's addressed the nation when it should, but friday nice. came out just a little bit earlier and address the nation saying this is only the beginning of the this. there was a long road ahead with the school. and what we're saying is only the beginning. we were hearing the air raid sirens just before we're certainly certainly if yeah, in the beginning of the conflict is very much ongoing brand new, but let me just ask you to, you know, you've been there the whole times of since it is this conflict broke out almost

a week ago, could you maybe compare what it was like think back last friday evening compared to this friday evening, or that what the mood was like there intel of eve, jerusalem, wherever you were a week ago i was in jerusalem. i can't remember a week feels like a brand new. want to say, i mean, yesterday i can't remember what i was doing yesterday. but i it's, i mean it's friday night. i'll just stat aside and you can see friday night in tel aviv now. it is for bought, but that doesn't mean that people stay inside. that means that they're out in the streets out. going to fall is going to cafe. how ya with their friends? this is normally focusing on saturday night. so we say there's hundreds of thousands or email to 100000 pro. you know, love to protest is now those protests have been cancelled. you can say that people really are taking this extremely serious. think the mood in israel is song but to say the least people not out in about as normal to compare it with last friday is

like comparing apples and oranges to use the old try. but it really is so incredibly different. rebecca rivers with the ladies tonight from tel aviv, rebecca, as always. thank you and stacy as well as ongoing funding within the mos israel, has faced an outbreak of violence on its northern border with lebanon. and since sunday, the iran back hezbollah group has fired both precision missiles and rockets. at is really military positions and towns is real, responded with a barrage of artillery fire on southern lebanese towns. hezbollah said the 3 of its fighters had been killed. a c, i'm political party and militant group has below have long been a sworn in to be of israel's, but where did they come from and what do they want? and how powerful are they now? who is in the chaos of lebanon civil war?

and the 1980s that hezbollah emerged as a shadow faction, funded by iran. the group filed to drive is really forces out of lebanon, and carried out bombings on western powers, like the u. s. and france. after the civil war, lebanon's militias were disbanded, except for one has blah, blah, is basically a political party with the military when it is by far the most influential policy independent with significant support among the public. the parties says its origin aged to fight to these radio occupation of $1011.00 on the 1980s, but has since said, its aim is to counter what it calls west and pre domination. an extension of the party remained committed to the destruction of israel. western intelligence say the group carried out bombings on his really targets in argentina and britain in the early ninety's, killing an injuring scores. in 2006,

the group sparked the 2nd lebanon war. after the tucked into is really soldiers and across the border range and killed 3 others. $1200.00 lebanese mostly civilians and $158.00 is relays. mostly soldiers were killed. at home has belong only grew in stature of the test. the law has dominated the beneath political theme for the past 2 decades. its leader says it has a fighting force of some $100000.00 men and tens of thousands of records that it's dispose of. the groups biggest backer is here on who according to the us, gives it $700000000.00 a year to fund it. so patients money to use to send several 1000 fighters to syria in 2013, to support the charlotte sods regime under line even groups increasingly powerful and divisive role in the middle east. as well as support from it on the group

is a member of the so called resistance foxes, along with trophies in yemen. the popular mobilization in iraq. how most of these, let me, she had independence to me instead of 3 and the cdn received by germany. the us and others of designate that has the law as a terrorist organization. now again, is rarely forces in the north or on edge, as has the appears paused to step up its attacks. alright named dart is a senior fellow at the washington institute where she focuses on she a politics throughout the middle east. it's good to have you with us this evening. i want to just ask you about hezbollah and is real. we know that they have traded rocket attacks this week has bullfighters have been killed. that said, how likely do you think it is that we're going to see this conflict? turn into a 2 front war if you will,

one with gaza and one with 11 on has bullet in the north. yes, that's me. the question that everybody is the mind today is that this so far has been a very calculated engagement between principal on history on both sides actually has. the law wants to still keep playing with it. and you know, like the rules of the, of the companies that have been said after 2006 war there hasn't been really any serious um, a break. and that the confidence that they, the engagements a couple of the flashes that have somebody has been engaged in with this really long the border has never been beyond the, you know, attacking in the north as a military post side sir. but they, they are trying, they're trying to say that we are part of this war. they want to read the benefits of this war, like it on a busy new one, a, b, c, d. or what is it possible deniability where they can say we are not really

your target. so what they want a day is like basically this is, this is the new reading strategy of denial of deniability. and this specific for where has the last thing the game, because this might change any more or less to make sure that you don't keep the ads that, that, that you don't have this proxy maintain the ads that they have a gained. and this works so far, which is raising the salad you're on deal responding to is really exposing israel's and weaknesses. and obviously things are 3 away from normalization in a way from less than opening up in the back to the range and ads and drug resistance . narrative uh, gaming the popular support that they needed. so this, this is the main, this is a big win for as long as you want to know,

but it's also very risky game or have a lot today. if they do not get involved and maintain desk calculator engagements with israel, they will be able to maintain these games. i should the, as to their advantage as at the same time iran a below be able to hold this very strong pressure card, which is how full of precision, besides as a $111.00 on as, as a strong card without actually using it. i mean, let me just ask you to, if i understand what you're saying, the hezbollah is cognizant of the fact they have to do something. they have to be some type of distraction for these reason military, if not, you know, they're benefactor. iran is going to look at them and ask, well, what, what good are you, what use are you really for our plan? is that what you're saying? and i'm, i'm saying that there's a coordination,

very close coordination here between has black, you're below and not be involved in this war on. that's the wrong ask them to this is, this is a decision that is made. in fact, um, this is not a decision that is made and made was or couple of strong holes enabled. this is a very coordinated decision about the dogs interest and then each end has below with or will not be used depending on the interest. and that agent, how's the day internally does they do not want their nothing each 70, the insurance that let them use decision. they don't want to expose their own infrastructure and nothing on because it can be very cost to do the cost utility construct that they do not really have the budget for more or the budget for the construction. it's gonna be very devastating for them. but at the end of the day, if this become the war with the capital, definitely work it wrong the, the, the life is that this is the war that didn't ship. everything's its own advantage. cannot say, you know, around the big decision it's, it's,

they can decide within the lebanese domestic politics, but not on these regional war. and i want to say that if they go for, it's not only going to be 2 or 2 drugs, it's going to be the policy in front of the lebanese, from the glass front, which already has been decent, recency and i wouldn't be surprised. and also that would be use in your mind. whereas to locksmith, i was really slow, but this would be a multi from for what about the web and these people, i mean, they are already dealing with suffering. one of the biggest economic most severe economic downturns that the, the world has seen in the last 200 years. is there any? yeah. do you need any type of broad support in lebanon for has bullet, you know, attracting the, the, know grass of israel or no, i think, i think the lebanese, most of the use the same because there's always something i've been used organize support has the line. it on and how much no matter what,

but i will say the majority of the news can make the distinction here between there is a support of or, you know, i would say send that the. so they thought us to me and people that are holding a big victims all about this for right, which is the mazda 3 or more. there's a lot of sympathy for the policy and people that there is very little sympathy for him us, but there is some support for how much by certain dues within the fed as the name comes and as the has the community, but not all of them, but i would say there is no appetite for more from anyone. everybody wants to support the palestinians or even from us at one point from a distance. but we do not want to be part of this war because 11 has been through so many wars and all was realized that at the end of the day, it's the lebanese, the city, and pay the price for war. the only at we're only the radians and it's proxies in

the region when okay, everybody loved, don't understand this. now this is there's because you expedite footboard. no one wants that and has a lot of those that honey in the door from the washington institute. we appreciate your time in your analysis tonight. thank you. thank you for having me. germany's foreign minister on the bare balk, visited israel today where she assured her is really counter part of germany's support of the german foreign minister. she's been visiting the southern town of nets involved, which was over run by her mazda militants last saturday. one of the main reasons for her visit is to speak with family members of german citizens who are now being held captive by the as long as mid wasn't green from us there bought and said that her boss is holding the whole population of gaza hostage in him says he can touch the sessions. a mama is now deliberately infringing itself and gaza and using innocent people as human shields, which you know,

how most of take advantage of this from us is taking the entire population of gaza hostage or not out it's tunnels. with ins, caches and come on seems as deliberately located in homes and supermarkets, universities, and perhaps even hospitals. this poses incredible challenges to everyone who wants to fight tiara. how's fordable, what, how much is 1st targets in its attack on israel last saturday was the tribe of nova music. festival gunman left hundreds of people dead. others were taken hostage, dw, correspond to tanya kramer. she visited the site this week, she sent us this report on how events unfolded their almost one week ago. they even just 5 kilometers from the gossip or the public always was working as

a bar tender at the festival that most of it was great to people with dancing and smiling, you know, peaceful people. and then the rocket started, you know, firing going us at the moment we, we didn't know anything under the cover of the missiles shown here recorded on a cost dash camera how most gunman broke. so the security fence which separates the siege of causes truth from israel and started shooting. we don't know where the 30 star the some of them are here. some of them are, there are some of them i here. well we, we didn't know what to do. luckily you're there is a small, dry river, so we just left the car and went to the river into some bushes. picnics survived. many others didn't. this is what is left for the kids about 260 people and direct others to garza as hostages. the fate of some is still unclear. volunteers

from the psycho rescue organization search for victims mobile phones to help identify their location. we've got a little 80 when we arrive to around one or 2 in the morning. they show up after shot back after similar or 4, we saw the bodies everywhere. some of the cool and some of them killed from gunshots and excel from explosions. the i've worked in this for a long time on them, but i've never seen anything like this before. with what function to see this here for, it's like a holocaust on the commode, commercial, the sort of the military are still searching for militants that have been more in search patient since. and the area has not been entirely secured. we know that there are still tears in this area, so that's what we're still clearing the entire field. it's going to take so much more time, but we're doing it. and we still find tears that are running around in this,

in this area. the unprecedented attacks have raised many questions about how this happened, the responsible ones for the intelligence we're responsible for the defense we, we question ourselves. we would risk reach on and everything that we understand why it's happened to us, but no, it doesn't matter. no, it's better when we need to fight. we need to stay focused. for now is where is united and what the government called its war against thomas. but india is already replacing grief over this failure of intelligence. are you watching the w news? don't forget, you can always get the w news on the go, just download our app from google play or from the apple app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news. it's our coverage of israel's war against

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