the, the business, the, the news lived from maryland. these are all says it's coming up as well as the, the us change, the balance of power in the middle east. we set to the school with the one responsible for the magic, countless as regulus, and many of us the domain missing out of who's that deep or the death of us on the smaller ones or more challenges ahead and us the united states calls for these $511.00 and these are all keeps up as bombardment of what it says has full of targets. these of destruction have forced thousands of precedents from the homes. i mean to the street, the

i, i'm eddie mike, a junior and you are welcome to the program. these are all spry minutes that says the balance of power has been changed in the middle east. what it's coming up, as well as lead to have funding australia. protests have been held and never known around and have a spin interrogatories denouncing the attack, which eliminates at the end of an easy release. just need you around as well as buckeye asked him on the meeting of the un security council getting. meanwhile, he's all says, if there's a subset rockets fired some level and then mean it's, you know, who owns the challenges ahead. but said his country, you have reached a historic turning point say, so it just ends of israel. these are great days. we all at once appears to be a historic cutting point. so how do we set to, to school with the one responsible for the mazda of countless israel is on many of

us, including hundreds of americans and dozens of french sorts of, or does it come off a mile correspondence, emily guardian, in jerusalem, and the gentlest test i'm in a, in be with welcome to both of you, emily, let me stop you a few minutes and yeah, who is talking about to 10 in points. how is that message going down and these are out. well, the assassination of has, well, honestly the fund, those are all of a sudden there's been seen as a military success here by many i'm in israel and essentially is pitts. amazing is of what efforts against has fall out in the last year. we see almost constant fighting between the 2 sides, but then progressed to the uh, the sabotage on a pages and we'll control kids and babies and across lebanon, reading and attending of thousands of commanders and has bola and now the assassination of as lead us on those roll out here is essentially the arch enemy

we're seeing as we are telling me in as well. um, so it's seen of a huge success. i'm at the same time. we've also been hearing from hosted families . but i'm grow their anger and their grief has not gone away. they accuse the government, the government, and israel, off distracting people's attention away from hostages and they see a deal in ga that'd be any way out of the situation really. but of course you have to keep in mind that there are a lot of people in israel who also do support this military efforts. and they want to see more of it, essentially to be done with his bullet one, some for all. right, that's the reaction inside israel. stella. how did lebanese people react to nothing? yeah. who's speech as well? it depends on who you are because a nice run that was an extremely controversial figure within level and on among the she community and hezbollah members, he was extremely popular and people liked him because of both of the very charismatic seager. but for many of the nice people this brenda was

the, even though the name of the many people saw him as the person responsible for dragging level known into war and for hijacking the state. so these people weren't quite happy to hear that. now it's rhonda, is that and they are kind of hoping now that the, the organization is very weak now. but of course among the hezbollah members, people, the very, very sad that we're morning. we've seen the pictures of people demonstrating in the streets and left on has now called a for 3 days of the official morning. right. i'm going to stick with use that because hundreds off the inside lebanon, just sleeping on beaches and streets of israel strikes. what help i the getting if any to well,

the situation here and they were is quite heartbreaking. the people still out on the street. i've talked to some of them myself. they slipped by foot into the city center friday nights. many of them i'm not even carrying more than a little bag with them. i've even seen some people who wip assets. they really are only half of them in the room with them. but they all volunteers who are trying to help these people. i've seen a group of young volunteers yesterday who were distributing who also to these people because it's still very, very well to you and very rude and people just out in public spaces. and all the private initiatives are trying to find shelters or free apartment for these people . but again, it's always private people, volunteers who are doing this work because the state is payoff. and this payout state is not, uh, not doing is its task and is not looking off to the people. right. emily, us,

presidents biden called again for a ceasefire. but what all of that is happening now? how likely is that a movie suddenly seeing the preparations for a possible ground invasions being made and his ro before troops practicing up the border? we've seen, reserved for gave being mobilized. we also so we've also been seeing tanks and dom as vehicles lining the border with 11 on and essentially also yesterday the idea of a chief of command, hopefully the came out saying a warning about challenging days. lot ahead. he said, courts, the idea is up peak readiness, both in defense and offense, across or from i'm just had for what comes next. now it's important to notice here that's even off of the killing of his bullet leader. how some of those rela, we've been seeing rockets come in, being launched from 11 on towards as well. so while a has bullet might be weakened,

it's not been eliminated completely. and the military and in israel as essentially guessing prepared for what could be a possible ground invasion. this is essentially not just about securing its board, but also re establishing the terms in his role. the question is just how will it wrong and how will have follow respond in the next few days? right. emily go danny jo, settings and janice to spell him in a in baby. thank you. or how do you have this done on his son? he was on his drawings to me in the studio and shiny. it's you again, we've been talking a lot about events happening on the ground, but yesterday. strong words from nathan, yahoo! after the death of astronomy, what do you make of him? well, he wants to market as a, as an historic turning point, and i think it's still yet to be seen it. i mean,

there's several things on the line still to be determined. a for israel has a fundamentally change the situation on the ground. does it make the northern border of israel, the one with lebanon? is it safe now? can, is where it is in the sense that we're living there over 60000 of them who have to evict, can they come back? has that dynamic that israel has been struggling with finding a solution for, for decades. is the assassination of this, are all a going to fundamentally change that? this is also depends on what we'll be seeing in the next day is how deep is really operations are going to go and so forth. but i think it's too early to say that and also we need to look at what it does to has bala and has the death of the, of the leader of the organization also killed the organization. i mean it's, we've been seeing, you know, it's still manages to a fire rockets of israel. um, so some of the military cables and capability, those are definitely still there. i'm how fast can it would cover would be the next person to lead it. it's also partially depending on that, and therefore, depending on the range will be heavily involved in that decision. so it's yet to be

seen whether you know, cause or has done that before. i mean, that's wrong. it took his place after his real assess that they need his predecessor. so there's, you know, even the rings himself said yesterday, you know, heads of organization are replaceable. so has fundamental change has happened. this has yet to be seen. right. and that's usually, i guess only time will tell, but we spoke earlier, speaking to our correspondents on the ground and of course that is on the ground 11 . and as you know, the us is still calling for a ceasefire. about somehow we still see some movements, you know, at the border. what does this mean? are we expecting a ground evasion of some sort? well, if you talk to, if you, it is really a military official say they feel like this is a very rare opportunity. now we know seeing as vala, its weakest point ever, they feel like this is the only time to actually make fundamental changes that will men mean basically mining cause of all of them,

any capability of hurting israel on the long run, even when does new leadership. so they feel like this is a brief moment and they want to seize it. and it seems like maybe there's an understanding in the american side that it might be the right time, at least with some people in the administration. and we've been hearing also reports coming through the americans of some activity along the border overnight. so it's real, even if it does operate on the ground where to smell it has lots of strong holes of support on the ground. it would, it probably aspire to have a quick and, and, and, and forceful and done is roll with probably not want it to last for too long. and i think that as we will see, the days progress, we will probably see more more a news about how heavily involved is really is on the ground in the south of lebanon. so as well, i was of course, well these are the ones that to keep attacking easy as long as the fighting gaza was continuing, correct? we still know that he's really hostages, correct? i still there. where does this leave all of this smell edu?

that's exactly the question then these ranges are asking today they've been asking to today yesterday. how has this some would say in his real marvelous operation or, i mean, how does it bring, is there a closer to its main goal of bringing back the almost 100 people that are, you know, 100 and what actually is really is that a so cap and does a, how does it bring israel closer to that, to solving the problem in the home us? of course, directly, it doesn't have an effect, but indirectly could have a very consequential effect in the sense that his bottle was the biggest l i. that's how much since has had since october 7th, and when is really officials, they hope that when the leaders of hamas mainly send work, sees how weekend as well as and how we can be a reading and support has become he will realize he's quite alone in his effort to drag is relative to an all out war that has failed again and again since october. and that might lead him to agree to concessions and therefore, you know, bringing back the hostages home. i think it's a bit of a convoluted, a, you know, thought there and maybe some sort of a design of, of things. it has a lot of

a good amount of which we're thinking. and i'm not sure this would be the one thing to break from us. that has sunk, showing very strong resistance for many months now. but this is the whole big list of israel for now. right? you're on, is boeing some sort of retaliation. we know, of course the west on the back as of hesper land now as well as leader is no more what can we expect in the coming days from your own? i think that's the biggest question up into year cuz because while on knows it cannot just leave things like that. i mean that in a spa. so a run know. so it gets has, by that has been the main vehicle through which was iran was trying to hurt israel to, you know, putting his ball as a proxy arm right on the border with israel being able to mobilize, you know, his while out in order to basically fight some of yvonne's fights when needed. so it also for the stature and the symbolism behind that as a she had excess we we need to see. i mean i think the ring is, would try. we've seen them also try and you know, they also have an open tab since test live. yes. as a nation of nea,

they will try to find a symbolic enough target that will show that they have responded without causing an all odd escalation. talking about the oil out escalation, that's the fear of western countries over everybody, basically in the region. how likely is that? well, it's, i think it's the question that we are, you know, all pondering in the last couple of months already. you know, probably since october 7th, how wider this will this conflict go. but i think surprisingly, we've been seeing that many of the actors, even though the even keep like actors like iran, that has been seen very adamant the against israel has been very cautious and how far they're taking this and how far they getting themselves stuck into this palestinian cause so i mean, ringing responses it to be seen, but the americans already sending their, you know, enforcement to the region. sort of like 40 turns hoping that would be a good enough of an investment without needing to get more involved in that. and it might be working, and i think the key now is ken israel leverage at this successfully. it has his

tech success that the to has $11.00 and $2.00, bringing real change with lebanon, but also in gaza. sort of creating new circumstances for this whole conflict to calm down. i think this is what the americans we try to push for so far we see a very defined is very leadership trying to push forward with more military offenses. but i think eventually there is no other way of making, you know, finding a long term solution is what do we have to find some sort of an agreement with the parties involved, right. oh, as a place i found it was on a scale of the amenities, honest. and you have to dates coming out. we take a look at island struggle to deal with solar and cocaine. use h as international smokeless st. yes. sites on the country. i. i'm eddie. mike, i do now. thanks for watching this more use of the top of the out. the

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