the, the, this is the w news live from button b, is there any military admits its 1st come that the, as its forces move into 11 on israel, says it has destroyed more than 150, has fullest sites in southern lebanon. but has the law says it's classed with is really ground. meanwhile, israel assesses the impacts a day off to being targeted by a rush of a rainy and missiles. several buildings would damage with at least one this and several injuries reported. israel says it will retaliate retaliates and the un security council holes in emergency main thing over the situation in 11 on

and the white a region. the you and chief antonio guitar ash more of the danger of allow the money. cuz this mccannen welcome to the program is rel, is reporting. it's 1st come about death inside 11 on a day off to announcing that it was conducting raids that has belonged millicent. say they have classed with his randy troops who infiltrated a boat, a village. israel says it's now sending in regular infantry and almond units as it expands its efforts to still has beloved cross border attacks. israel also carried out in u. s. strikes, strikes and sell them 11 on and in other parts of the country, including the capsule bay route. as the last set, it fired a barrels of missiles towards the north and is really city of haifa.

tonya claim is covering events for us from jerusalem. 10, you bring us up today. what more do we know about israel as ground incursion? and the reports in depth of several is ready soldiers to you know, just a short while ago the is really military. the idea f e. a released the names of 7 more soldiers that brings the desk told to 8 soldiers that were killed in as i say, come, but in southern live and on. and this comes just 2 days after they allow loans to what they described, at least in the beginning as in limited incursion. a targeted unlimited incursion into southern living on discovery shows that gives indication how difficult or the tara is there for the soldiers. and also, you know, all these concerns of what will happen and also maybe it gives an indication that this might become a larger ground or census in the area because as you right,

you said them another division has been called up to the northern border as well. as a several villages in the area, they have been told to leave the area actually very, very far away even beyond the tiny river. and the tiny river is and has been part of the un security council resolution at the end of the war in 2006. and that that time and was set that has been, i should retreat north of the tiny river. and this is no, even the young dots. so this gets an indication that this ground invasion could become larger. we are not aware of all the details, how many soldiers having crossing the border. and this comes, of course, also while we're seeing this escalation or with the ron, and we're waiting also

a retaliation by israel against us. the missile attack from last night. how is the, is really public reacting to all of us, tonya, that's what i think you can say that is really substantial. a support for is rose offenses against has. so now that that pertains mainly to the air campaign becomes a bit more difficult when it comes to a ground invasion, depending on, you know, how this will look like, how this will play out and already, you know, having so many soldiers killed after 2 days that might be of concern to many is really so the public opinion then could also change depending on how this will change. but i think that is strong support for the government to end the situation. because even today, air raid sirens went off over the course of the day in the northern area with

markets being launched at northern israel. and this has been the aim of the is really government ever since you've seen this escalation from the is there any side to bring those residents that have left last year? i mean a year ago we are approaching the end of the 3 of the october 7 turbo tax and then his follow joined in on october 8th. and ever since you have seen this cross border of fi, a between israel and husband. so this is what the aiming to bring back of the people, and that's why there is also substantial support to continue the offensive against has. but now tanya, thank you so much for that. update bounce, dw correspondent, tonya claimant reporting from jerusalem. and as we just heard that from tanya, israel is saying that the aim of its incursion into 11 on is to stop these hezbollah rocket attacks across as well as news and border. but that all concerns

that this could ultimately lead to an is randy occupation of lebanese territory. a d is really only has released images, which it say shows its ground defensive in southern lebanon, is already getting results. its claims troops. a breached has bullet sites, including a network of tunnels containing expensive weaponry. israel says it needs to hit the militant group hard, in order to make it safe for more than 60000 people to return to his way the towns, towns like this one. would you on the boat or with lebanon? they've been virtually m t since has bull as a tax on israel started last year. the rainy and back to militia began its defensive in support of another militant group, thomas, which carried out the october seven's tara attack. but the history of violence

between has beula and israel goes back decades of to israel last will with the minutes in group in 2006, a un resolution was passed. it's called for the establishment of a d miller tri zone that runs approximately 30 kilometers between the is around 11 and volta and the la tani river. un peacekeepers have been deployed the fee is to try to create to buffers a between the $2.00 sides. last week is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu reminded the un general assembly that the buffer has frequently been violated the homes for 18 years. because bala brazenly refused to implement un security council resolution 17 o one, which requires it to move its forces away from our borders. has below has been

increasing its weapons capabilities in something less than them for many years. it's also build top it's military infrastructure, including an extensive tunnel network as seen in this video released by the group. israel's army says it's offensive against the militant group will be limited. these localized ground raids will target fees by the strong goals that threaten is really, towns keep would seem and communities along the border peace butler turn lebanese villages next to east valley villages into military bases, all ready for an attack on israel. but now that is where the ground forces out in southern lebanon. there's no knowing when they will leave his ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu is saying that iran will pay off for it . launched an estimated 180 missiles it israel on tuesday evening. israel says it

hadn't suspected many of them in sales and officials in washington, se us naval destroyers, assisted in israel's defense apparel and claims that most of its miss solves did hit the targets officials and the occupied westbank for the palestinian man was killed by fully real quick fragments, and there was several reported injuries and buildings that were damaged. now it's the 2nd time that iran has fired missiles that israel this year, as the conflict defends between the 2 powers and iran backed militias. shop is here, this marketing jerusalem a trying to return to normal life. a just hours off to the city was targeted by a rainy and missiles very last night. i was a bit afraid because my parents have just arrived here from australia. and so i felt responsible for the safety fast because we passed the

attack in april. i knew we'd get over this one as well. was scary, especially the 1st time i hope this last very soon. this social media footage shows miss file flying. and for 2 reasons, old city, the she and rainy and missile exploded just news of tel aviv a good israel says the majority of the over a $180.00 radian missiles intercepted suppose if the rainy and government took to the streets to celebrate the assault, which the revolution regard says was a response to the recent kings of some us than hezbollah leaders on this way,

the military operations 11, and then goes a. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says a wrong made a grave mistake. no more, but like we will uphold the rule. we have set scott, whoever attacks us, we attack them. this holds true wherever we fight the excess of people on the phone with somebody in the television as israel formulates response. citizens on the streets of tyrone getting worried or dialogue. personally, i'm against world war and i think be better because it's the people who suffer the consequences of what i'm really worried because is, well, once it's implemented to retaliate the measures it will lead to an extension of the war. everyone is worried about that, but i heard of the united states has stopped supporting israel and the is well,

it will not retaliate. last night, i'm gonna say this out of when i put to retaliation by israel, seems inevitable. the next step in an expanding conflict in the middle east. barbara slave, and as a distinguished fellow at the simpson center in washington, dc, and electra at george washington university, and she joins us now for more on this story. welcome to the w. r r. i thank you so much for your time today. lies on israel's response to this, a rainy and miss all attack on his riley cities. was that considerations is randy, military and political lead is likely to be waiting right now in choosing a response. and i think this is a very, very worrisome time for everyone in the region. obviously these rallies are now consulting with the united states. at least i hope they are adopt the nature of

their response. there is a lot of loose talk about is real hitting, it runs oil facilities or hitting it runs nuclear facilities. i think the ladder would be a tremendous mistake. in fact, at the steps is under, we had the former head of central command not long ago, say that the one thing that would convince ron to develop nuclear weapons would be an attack on the runs and nuclear installations. so we will see back in the april, there was a largely symbolic is rarely response to iranian attacks. this time i think it will be stronger. but there are other measures. there are economic sanctions, new efforts to limit the runs oil exports. perhaps. you know, israel is now going into a couple of days for the, the new year. perhaps there, there will be time for cooler heads to prevail. you describe the idea of israel

target senior ons, nuclear facilities as a tremendous mistake. how close would you say that iran is to building a nuclear weapon right now a well, one has sufficient fissile material to build several nuclear weapons. it could enrich to weapons grade in a matter of days. the question is, does iran have the rest of the pieces to put together a bomb that we take a little longer? my concern is that if c is rarely swear to hit known iranian nuclear facilities, the ryans would use other undeclared facilities to enrich uranium to weapons grade . we have not had a proper surveillance of the running a nuclear program for several years. this as a result of the trump administration's decision to quit the wrong nuclear deal and the failure of the by the administration and iran to revise that deal early on. so

i'm very worried about covered enrichment and, and a cover it program that would lead it wrong to say ok, the only thing that will deter further is really a tax is, is a nuclear weapon. can you tell us about the pressure? is that the iranian leadership is facing at this moment? yes, you know, i was frankly surprised that they sent those missiles. i thought they would, would hold off. but i think if you heard the remarks of the running and president possessed, can he said that iran had refrained from responding when the political leader of hamas was assassinated. entire on, on the day of that presidents and no gratian, they had held off because the united states had told them other western powers had told them that there was going to be a ceasefire in gaza if they would just hold off. well that was back in, in july, and here we are now in october. there is still no cease fire in garza. and because

of that, this escalation has continued, has bola continued to fire rockets. now we saw the, uh, it is rarely assassination of a nice role of the, the assassination of many, many top has the commanders and the extension of work into 11 on by is really forces again. so, you know, had we been able to get that cease fire, this all could have been avoided. everyone is of course staring escalation, but i do need to ask you, do you see any pods asshole towards a post of a possible de escalation? it's very hard to see right now it's very hard to see. these rallies have just lost the what 7 soldiers in, in southern 11 on the you know, is, has bola, going to agree after their leadership was destroyed, was killed by israel to

a cease fire. now, in lebanon, i doubt that. and of course, in, in gaza, you know, these rallies are continuing to bomb and kill people. uh, dozens of people, almost every day. is it smell honey? you're going to agree to a cease fire now? i don't think so, so i'm afraid that we're in for a real white knuckle time for some weeks to come. perhaps the bite administration after the us elections might be willing to exert some more pressure on the israelis. but what is the us going to offer it wrong now that we'd make it worth their while to stand down? so there's plenty of room for diplomacy, but i just don't see any forward movement for a while. over safe and from the simpson center in george washington university. thank you so much for your insights. it's been a pleasure talking to you. thank you very much. now members of

the united nations security council have condemned the spiraling violence in the middle east. they are holding an emergency meeting right now to discuss measures to de escalate the conflict between israel, iran and the iran that has beloved militia and a bids to prevent an all out war from enveloping the region. the united nations extra general antonio, good terrorist, as told the council, the wards, he called the deadly cycle of tit for tat violence most. and it sights time to stop the sickening cycle of escalation of that escalation that he was leaving the people of the me of the lease states over the cliffs. it's jessica lation is sort of as a pretty fix for the next. we must never lose sight of the 3 men to install. this is no way that these going conflict is taking on civilians and we cannot walk away

from systematic violations of international humanitarian law. we're going to cross over to the w special correspondent abraham. now who is in washington, dc and who's following the un security council may sing for us. and the un secretary general used very strong woods condemning the conflicts in his address moments ago, didn't he certainly, and that's a tone that we've been hearing from the secretary general and other are un officials. and at this point, you know, a broad spectrum of, of leaders from the international arena that this conflict, this particular phase. and the concept that has been going on since october 7th, triggered by the have mass attacks on israel. and then uh, you know, the ongoing war and gaza and now the opening of the northern front with lebanon that this escalation needs to stop. that the violence is spiraling out of control.

and that ultimately it is civilians and innocent people in whichever part of the world, whichever part of the region that gets struct, pardon that are paying the heaviest price. so it's not surprising that we're hearing such sharp words from the secretary secretary general this morning. and guitar is condemned. the ongoing conflict in the middle east on the same day that he was banned from entering israel by the israeli government. can you tell us more about that? it will be is really a foreign minister. israel cuts his head, sort of, you know, condemned the statement of condemnation by the secretary general saying that, you know, that i'm paraphrasing now that the secretary general should have, you know, come down more furshly and squarely against iran. and this is just the latest of a series of rouse tensions, friction, friction,

whatever you want to call it between is really officials and you, when a officials a and you know, every international experts. i mean, israel has covered the country since the october 7th, a terror attacks and the, the war and gaza. and i do know that it is really leadership really, truly feels targeted by the you when feels that the one is bias against israel, of course. now, banning a sitting secretary, a general from entering the country is quite a you know, it's, it's, it's a big move, but it certainly is not the 1st time that we've seen this friction between the u. n . and these really government, our vehicles were recall, the issues with, with, with while with is really accusing numbers of wonder why, of participating in the terror attacks on october, the 7th and the investigation that ensued. so certainly that to you in

a case of public opinion. um correct? correct. so certainly this newest move is, is harsh, but it comes in a series of very many, you know, points of friction between the one and the is really government dw special correspondent, a remember bossing from washington. a, i think you now here in the late in the pro israel demonstration has just started in the center of town, dw is political correspondent, simon young, is that he's joining us now from that demonstration. so i'm and tell us what's happening. uh, that way. you well, what are people saying uh yeah, uh, this is uh, a demonstration that the front of the gate right in the center of the lane, i think primarily just to demonstrate the solidarity with israel, its a seasonal event. it's been organized by the jewish and pros,

riley organizations here in berlin. the is riley ambassador at the gym. i was speaking. diamond right now. uh and uh, what's being said essentially is solidarity with this while i'm condemnation, that's the attacks the miss all attacks by iran i thinking talk this is intended as accounts a point to other demonstrations we've seen just on tuesday night. well the uh, it rainy and attacks were still going on at different sir. protests around the demonstrations are around the lane, in favor of those attacks and people having a fireworks. that sort of thing has been criticized. here's those have been criticized incidentally by the gym and government and they say they're very acutely aware of that pertains to the potential for entertainment, semitism, and incidents in the context of the conflict in the middle east. but people here are also directing the mullins to the german government to do more a,

to support israel, for instance, in the form of stepping out the weapons exports to israel, which have dropped off in recent months. but primarily at this season i, i, it's not a political event. it's, it's about demonstrating that there are many people here in the central valley and they stand with israel. the w simon young reporting that from the center of unemployment. thank now goes as health ministry has raised the death toll to 51 off for a launch is really aaron ground operation in the southern gauze and the city of con eunice. it says moving a see people have been injured. israel says it was target thing. i'm off, which carried out the type of the 7th terror attacks last year. destruction if you bear homes in this neighborhood in calling units,

have been turned into roughly a month on the search for bodies continues. the residence of the area are unaccounted for home are big on one of the young men cannot be found. i guess they've considered them on the montrose mazda of my body and found a scene in residency is riley crone for 5th, pushed into 3 neighborhoods. and in this friday air strikes the many by surprise when i got them for though we were at home, when we heard explosions and plains, we couldn't leave our homes. we want it to go to a safe place like the center of the sea or my wasi, but we couldn't get there because of the plains. whoever left their home was killed because of the quad comforters logging. there was heavy fire all night. it started from 7 pm until $330.00 a non stop it from the size of box softness to us. how about us? uh,

take it even. almost many interpret brought to the you would have been hospitalized with a child of 22 months, most recorded among the date only these 2 people from the whole family. so i was sitting at home, the mom, the house, the mind and the child survived. instead of the this condition of conflict into dejan has left many, which is hope for peace. the death fair enough funds continue to leave gods and spit overburdening photo increase. this is a reminder of our top story. israel is reporting it says come that this inside leaven on a day off for announcing that it was conducting rights. but i just don't hezbollah as cross border attacks. the militant say they have clashed with, is there any troops? i'm fired missiles towards northern israel. and that is, we have time for the to stay with us eco, in the air is up next, looking at the benefits of growing mushrooms and cities amongst other things,

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