the, the data on the news life runs out in israel says iran has fired missiles. it's safe to say explosions. uh huh. across the country. as is right apparently into subs incoming projectiles. witnesses and neighboring countries reports a dozens of ms tiles, heading towards israel. donors comes after his real estate was counting on limited rates in that one on 6 to disable has the ball a ministry of loans and lebanese presidents near the border to lead the reports of clashes between his ready forces. i'm the around fact that it's the

welcome to the w. i'm so go we start with breaking news from the middle east to israel says and miss silas have been launched from iran towards israel. right? siren sanders across the country with ours. he said citizens of taking cover in the bottom shelf is, is writing media reports, and more than a 100 me sounds, balloons, from iran, least one officially rainy news agencies. also show images of miss files in the sky . a shiny resign is and is that d w. 's? i haven't released that on the list of welcome shawnee. what are you hearing about what's going on? first of all, it's still ongoing. lots of areas in israel are under a asked to be a under shelter if people are asked to stay close to uh, you know, safe rooms if they have somewhere in community shelves as if there are so far what

we've known according to these really adf is that the been hundreds of massages, ballistic missile shocked from iran towards israel covering quite a right wide, wide range of areas in israel. most of them so far have been intercepted. we don't know of any direct hits, but this is still an ongoing event. we will have to monitor and see, we know also is really officials a saying that will be a very harsh response from the side of israel. we seem to be in different completely different scenarios. and then when we were almost 6 months ago on october, oh, so we were in april 14th when that attack and the 1st attack basically breaking the red line of, of war between israel and the iran has taken place. yep. so, so these missiles from iran, not a proxy, this is what i'm guessing called, di ran announcing this is, this is when are, are making, if israel respond,

we will retaliate again with more of that. and we see also the, the, you know, as long as, as learned, it's lessons from the previous attack in april that i just mentioned in the sense that last time there were many drones which take much longer. and which also is real, had a lot of time to prepare for a and the most efficient tools they have are the ballistic missiles. they take around 10 to 12 minutes to reach to, you know, israel from your on much faster still long enough time for is really air defense. different, you know, they have different technologies. also airplanes, along with american forces in other, you know, western coalition partners to try to help as well. so still enough time for to respond, but definitely not the same as the 9 hours it is released had last time that and his lunch is standing behind us and israel so fine in the name of a named official say we will respond. it's going to be a harsh response, basically breaking the equation that we have seen in place so far talk to as well uh about that because you say the space changes the game where before we had a certain element of tit for tat. if we do this and we will respond in this way,

but we won't take it beyond the so i live, that's now the show, but very clear lines of conduct of what are the borders drawn if only, you know, both sites sticks to, for example, military base is not target civilians. if they keep this one in pairing meter and don't go beyond so forth. the, the breaking of those rules, you know, if you ask uranium, they will say it's actually not our fault. this is israel who chose to do that. if you look at what is related and nothing done in the last 2 weeks, you will see that is realism decided to go all kind of while ago. and we were forced to respond israel and you know, the way they see it is like we've had a lot of patients for this to go on for a long time. and we had to break away from this equation because it wasn't working in our benefit. we saw our over 60000 is really still, you know, stranded away from the homes. we so no, no a near end. and we had to take the initiative and be more forceful, more aggressive. all right, let's, let's talk about the action that israel says it has taken on the border with

a lab and on it says he's counting a limited raids, which has been disputed by uh, has bought a lot of you here. well, we know, you know, today these really ideas has presented what they claim to be a plan for ground invasion from his boss to the is really side of the water, basically at the plan, similar to the one we've seen conducted by home us in the, in the southern board and from gaza in for training is really a local villages along the border taking hostages, killing people, civilians is really say is, or the courses say that's been in the making for a long time and so forth. they need to attack that line along the border in order to prevent or any of all the operatives and all of their infrastructure. and that was building up therefore for that scenario of envision into his role. they had to operate on along the border in order to educate any possibility for his boss ever a, you know, the fulfill that plan. okay, so the world now is looking at face escalating crisis to say, well,

one of the 1st questions is, what is the is riley objective? and if he does go in on the ground in lab and home, what is it looking to achieve? what the success look like? well 1st bringing back this, the, these are the citizenship who were living along the border up until october 7th and have been, you know, forced to leave for so long. so this is one thing. and of course, the push that we've seen as well during the last weeks was in order to they never officially said that, like they said, would come us, but they wish to eradicate his bhalla as a military force. you know, there's no doubt there's also have a political arm does the ideology behind it, but israel says we will no longer accept that threat working on our border and just accept that as we will willing to accept it for many, many years. same goal is really wrong. would you look at the, at the front of the line to be as aggressive as real now basically operating against his paula yvonne's main. fort proxy is also in order to send a message to ron. if you want to make this happen, if you want to talk about fighting, bring it on with fight this fight and we're going to the future. we're very

confident in our ability. we're gonna, you know, this is as well as sort of changing positions. if you're looking at, you know, zooming out of changing position from the defense mode, that is real seem to be in starting october 7th. it took as well by surprise to try and get the initiative picked initiative and flip the order saying we are now the aggressors. we take the initiative and we're going to set the rules. new rules for this very, very dangerous. so it seems middle east. ok for that shiny resigning set. thank you so much. you're welcome. so or i will have that more from a shawnee at the top of the next hour in the ask d w. when you get your chance to put your questions to her and a panel of experts, for now, let's go to at tennessee where we can join a correspondence at time. you, i sorry we're going to jerusalem, where we can join. i correspondence that tanya kramer, welcome atanya, and so we now believe that our rockets are on the way to israel us from

iran. what are you hearing? well, i mean we could see it very clearly. and actually this orange, this a talk is apparently not over. so what happened to in the past i was so you know, the whole building where we are in, you know, everybody is now down in the show to the show to in the basement. and i was just the also going up and down because, you know, once you, you're out of the shelter. this are in school off. i thing people, he had told me that, you know, this never experience something like that mess simply. i mean, you could see on the math, what's actually the alert system or is where i was read basically. um, the ms thoughts that came and be here from the army. they're asking people to still stay next to their shows or, or in the shelter because they're saying that this attack is not over. i do not have an overview right now where the missiles, you know, what, where the targets. but you could be hearing a lot of interest sections,

a lot of things. uh, that certainly impact of shrapner. certainly that might be able to impact also missiles, we have to wait and see. because right now, as people are doing is basically staying in the shelters because this isn't really, really massive a talk with miss of a that is coming down his road right now. and what would from the israel's lead is at this point, tanya, to what we just heard from them in the you know, just leading up to this attack and all day already. i mean at to clock local time here the home phone guidelines were suddenly changed and that included also the send to like to slim a tell of these. but i have to say that also miss. so let's all do this. no system there directly in the occupied rest. bang, so this is, you know, this is coming from over here in the area. and at that point, you know, there was already the anticipation that something is going on. and then we heard

a prime minister benjamin netanyahu in a video calling on people to follow these guidelines very strictly, to stay inside to be close to their shoulders. and then just a few minutes again before actually the 1st uh, i know its went off also the army again, uh, calling on people to say, so there was some kind of alert to this. and it's mainly seems, you know, over israel, but also a lot of directed to you at, you know, the, the biggest cities. but whether this, these massaged squared directed to a specific target. it's like military target said what was, you know, said before, so i, i don't know yet at this point, but at the moment it seems, at least we don't know yet whether there is another garage or from his eyes on its way. okay, we'll leave it that will let you get to safety. tanya, thank you so much for joining us until it gets through that tiny treatment in jerusalem. i'll take

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