the, the, in the headlines here with off the international israel strikes hamas in level and on an kill is one of its senior leaders in here or not to you. we speak exclusively with a representative of the group in iran, who says the middle east is at a critical junction. netanyahu must be stopped or else the work is get to come. we're taking a kind of exam today, an exam for our existence in this region and within the framework of humanity. if we leave this criminal and punished, he will continue his actions without restraint. central debate road is performed for the 1st time since 2006, as israel kills 3 members of the popular front for the liberation of palestine. locals see the cottage, but they refuse to leave bath. they are turning us into

a central deposit. this enemy is far very, we won't leave our country. and right the calls for revenge on israel, very loud and clear what you're seeing right. there is the inside of the iranian ottoman and p as valley to support resistance fighters. they say america is competitive and washington must accept foot to come and come to the right of correspondence or standing by for a busy hour live right here one out to you and tonight. so to 11 on, we go without top story for you this hour. and i, the striking, the southern part of the country has killed the leader of the how much group and lab and on it happened in a coastal town. as we can see right here on the map. now the news comes off is ready for his bottom. this sudden,

so all the lebanese capital for the 1st time in many years. once the smoke settled down, which was clear to see the s right kit, a multi story building at a report say, 3 liters of the popular front for the liberation of palestine was killed in the early 11 on the health ministry of dallas. within the past 24 hours is rarely a tax of pills. more than 100 p. so well that's but more right now of course live swap, correspondent guessing i can certainly buy for us right now. yes and your written be rude? what do we know about the killing of a from us levon on chief in this latest idea, the we've received a number of reports, many from local networks like 11 on some states agencies. and they're saying that the, excuse me, they're saying that the stripe targeted a palestinian time in the southern part of the country. as we know it is. of course the coastal town, like mentioned is a quite populous counts. and they asked right to place early on monday,

and we understand that the leader of hamas 11 on bureau if left off shot, if a mean was targeted and destroyed, you was targeted in his home in the on the bus regents as well. he's stepping up. it's airstrikes and targeting different leadership. we understand one is ro, initially started his campaign and living on it was a fight as well. but now we're seeing a different approach. we're seeing attacks targeting members of commerce bureau in the country as well as other members throughout the country. but this gosh, right, comes at a time when the israel has also been counting on different attacks targeting cities and towns like size. well, these are important factors because we understand that these are also not predominantly christian populated areas. i'm looking back at the word 2006. many of the christian population were in one form or the other relieved that the israelis were non targeting their villages or towns. but it appears that the scope of israel's operation is shifting and that they 2 are now being targeted. and it is to

do how much leadership as well as, as a loss, as well as anything that resembles any kind of resistance against the state of israel. yeah, well the, the focus right 11 on will be going back to 1982 then. yes, in, in 2006 that you were saying the 2nd whole which last at about a month and now central a root is bombed. again, a lot of people are saying this part of the. busy old is right. on the break, what can you tell me the there is a lot we have to cover. this is the 1st time that the central capital has been heads. we understand that for the course of the past week or so as assaulted in a lot more casualties, a lot more debts soon when compared to the warrant, 2006. so we're looking at a lot more people that have been killed as a result of these attacks. so it's a lot more deadly or there's a lot more lives that are on the line. but the attack, which happened overnights, approximately at 1 am. it was about the time that i woke up to the sound of explosions in the capital. it's about the same time i receive calls from local,

suggesting that israel is targeting the center of baby with them. people are worried in and of itself, but the fact that israel is now expanding its operations and targeting central beta is the, the question and on many people's minds as to what extent will these attacks continue are far be safe in our homes. because when we went through da here, the predominantly hezbollah control territories in the southern builds, we realize that much of the landscape has changed. we understand that so the once populous vibrant, and a busy streets of da here have now been essentially turned into a ghost town. shop for clothes, people are not walking on the street, so no vehicles. and there is a great deal of security with respect to that. so we're looking at a different landscape. but we also understand that there's a great deal of resentment towards these attacks and civilians are asking the question to what degree can is really justify these attacks. and that's a sense of what some of those reflect of these are children. yeah,

and there are these, the ones who carry weapons and the almost we still have people under the rubble, an elderly man, a 70 year old woman, a 90 year old man. all those murdered are women, and children and the lebanese army member, his parents, his sister in law and his brother were murdered. how you, how you, they are turning us into a 2nd, garza, we tell israel, we are not scared by you or your weapons as long as god is with us, but not for the sheriff in common carriers. as you can see, we are burying our martyrs under strikes. this enemy is barbaric. we won't leave our country. oh, we are standing here with our families and children, no matter what the enemy wants to do. the country's caretaker, 5 ministers. mccarthy was asked to what degree is the government involved in putting an end to the escalation carried out by israel and speaking to some journalists, he responded to that question suggesting that there is no solution but a diplomatic solution. the officials of the country have for

a very long time over the course of the past year, give or take habits, essentially emphasizing that vocal point one at one time after time. and they said that the country does not want more of that, has the law and to the government should be distinguish wisely, is read the side suggests that there is no difference between as the law or lebanese people as a whole. but what is more worrying about these attacks as, as these attacks continue, the people in the southern parts of the country are looking for a safe refuge. many of them relocated to da here is currently under constant bombardment buying because really air force people are looking for a safe place as hives to seek refuge. and that's becoming a lot more difficult. but there's also with economic strain on the governments and they're having some trouble covered with that as well. the sense of the problem then a 1000000 lebanese people are moving from place to place during these days. this is the largest displacement number that has occurred in the region in lebanon, and probably in history the and we still are in a few hours what happened?

so if were to summarize everything, we understand that the situation in and of itself is dire. the locals are doing their best to deal with this situation. we spoke with members of the lebanese civil defense, and they said that they have received paid up until this point. they say they are currently managing, coughing with a to a degree. but if the situation escalates on, it seems that it will be escalating that they don't have the resources necessary to deal with that, especially if we're taking into consideration search and rescue efforts. if we're talking about the medical infrastructure that is currently in place, all of this is currently overwhelmed by the number of attacks that is risk and carrying out. there are very little to no options for housing. that's becoming a lot more difficult. shots are close and left right and center, finding food and water, and essentially like that are becoming a lot more difficult, difficult in the, in the capital. and the fear of the fear is a physical escalates. that's uh, the situation would be

a lot more dire and worrying about money is going to be an issue that just what resolved anything at this point. right. of course, only. yes. and i can as live right there in baby road. yes. and stick around. don't go too far because our correspondents are across the region and before we had to tear on, let's go to jerusalem. and now more with the middle east bureau chief maria from in the last 48 hours. i have to say that israel has found itself fighting on 4 different fronts, a gaza, the idea of heat. what the say was at him. mass command and control center are located inside. they just thought i'd run sort of school in northern parts of the same place, according to these really army. this was where militants were planning and coordinating their attacks against israel. and syria is really strikes, targeted the roots that the idea believes were used to deliver lessons to his fallen militants, and 11 on itself. attacks continued to have to his volunteer. there has done this

at all. and 20 other top commanders of people were killed, hand the strikes so the army reports are focusing on his followers. those are infrastructure, especially here. she and lose the neighborhood in southern they ruth and finally in him and the idea of launched at least 10 strikes targeting support airport power plants, one of them well, facilities and who data allegedly, being used by the iranians to transfer weapons, to his bowl. and this is the 2nd time by the way, as well as pack c, m, and we saw a symbol of retaliation in summer. and this recent strikes come off to host. the rebels fired a 3 ballistics me solves at israel in the past 2 weeks. although all these me solves, were intercepted without causing any damage. israel wanted to send a message to adam is the leg. yeah, we know how to reach very far. we know how to reach even farther,

and we know how to strike. they are with precision. this is not a message, it is an action and action that carries a message with it in lebanon. we continue illuminations because it is the strongest way to we can them. we continue destroying weapons and eliminating operatives. i'm looking at the access led by ran with as the law, as a very central factor has the law has been hit very hard in the last month, the last 2 weeks. and the last 3 days of it is last us has a we need to keep hitting, has blah hard. this is the main focus and we must also adapt our tools for other places. for now, let's go to the iranian capital use of july. they started by right now with essentially use of there's so many warriors of all this conflict really expanding across the region. i mean, shopping developments out of a root in the past few days. your, in the iranian capital, the question stands, will iran now join the flight? there seems to be a shift in the rhetoric from to ron, from calm to now fly, read different. they're wanting officials on our calling for

a decisive response is real thing is real, has been crossing all the red lines that set fire on, and if it is not contained, it will go after to run as well. we heard it from different tier one and officials recently and this shift in tone of what's complicated after the targeting all that's not enough for a lot of the secretary general. but 1st of all, um, recently by israel and what's really complicated, the situation, what was the fact that a top all your gc came under general need for restaurant was also killed and the same is really air strike that killed her son natural law. so this has drawn the i are each of, on what we heard from part of the president position the on, on sunday, who said that a decisive response on the part of one is available. he said that the was line of out to its promises when it form is a ceasefire in god. so in exchange for different delaying its response. so i guess the killing go as well as legit college coming up as might. how do you want

a now other a want individuals including the on your do you see your ones lawmakers? i've also been reacting to this escalation uh, just yesterday. yeah. i want to allow makers gathered on demands holding the portraits of us on us for law and calling for a strong response to as well as targeting, targeting all the has well, i'll either wow, people jump came up with the victory of the resistance front in the war of will with power, we will see that the pillars of resistance with support from the as lumnick republic of your run, will continue to confront the zionist regime with unity and strength. the united states is complicit in all these crimes. and as long as it won't force the zionist regime to observe human and international laws, it must accept the consequences. know, maria, back to you one more time. obviously, america is israel's main ally here. the question is, how far do you think washington is ready to go with this continued. so for,

for is where you as probably only once delayed the supply of weapons to ease rent. when washington is your level of concern to raise roles, offensive and rough, a densely populated area and southern gaza. but despite this, as a taishan again, as you remember, the operation eventually proceed is and the flow of american weapons has been seen, even as the death told, included in one civilians, rises and is clearly shows the extent of us the full for israel. on sunday, the u. s. senate to basically confirm that is will use an american, made guided bombs to kill his son, the thrall of the same senator. by the way, stated in may, it will appropriate fissions future ro, american a. israel is a literacy doesn't do bad or as prevention, civilian deaths and gals are however, when asked about the possibility of such conditions following the board ones in the

senate to respond to negative lives. let's take a listen. we continue to talk to them. i've seen some positive responses from them when i have specifically asked them to do things differently. here's, here's an example. i mean, the use of, uh, you know, guided munition with a mark, 80 series bomb. you could hit a target very accurate accurately. if you're using naval on fire, that doesn't work so well. i've had those discussions we see more of use of guided munitions, j dams. and we can, we continue to provide those weapons that 2000 pound bomb that was use. that's a mark, $84.00 series bob to take out and as those rolla that was a guided, i'm pretty confident that was a guided weapon. well, as we understand america will continue supporting and sponsoring is rowe and it's wars. and yes, we from time to time hear about some disagreements between washington and jerusalem

. but on sunday job items national security spokesman, again don't played the reports over the tensions between the 2 countries stating the method. yeah. one byte and could have questions, but they agree on one big thing which is avoiding and all out for the binding ministration. quite frankly seemed off caught off guard by the strike. we were told that the president didn't find out about it until plains were already in the air. when the secretary of defense defense landed at andrews, he seemed to distance himself from this right. he said to us was not involved in the operation. and before that, the us thought that there had been buying from prime minister netanyahu as to a cease fire with his ball. but then ultimately he was not on on board. how strange our relations between president biden and prime minister netanyahu. these are 2 guys have known each other, 40 years, jake and they're, they have never and i suspect they will never agree on every single aspect of a form policy. and what we're trying to get done in the middle east,

but they do agree on the big thing. and the big thing is the safety and security of the state of israel and, you know, trying to avoid and all that war that wouldn't put the people of israel and even greater risk. they agree on that. they're going to continue to talk and know, be candid and forthright with one another. at the same time, we're here that is ro believes that operations and elaborate on should continue. and that means that we're gonna see more attacks and more strikes from these really aren't. we and of course with american support as we just heard, there is no major disagreement between washington and jerusalem use if we, we've seen we've been hearing from other leaders uh, commenting on this. what about any of them who've been speaking out against israel as latest military kind of top diplomats are that you in general assembly have been reacting to the is really expansion of this curve of its operations against the resistance access. we heard of different desktop, different lots from different countries. i mean we, i think that is the face of its on hon. uh, the foreign minister of saudi arabia,

us to describe it as a humanitarian catastrophe. he said that he criticized the dual policies. also, as he said that the selective application of the international law is not acceptable hall. so he said that instead of trying to manage the crisis, it's better uh, deal with the issue uh, firsthand. he said that the world needs to stop the whole aggression against lebanon and against us as the ultimate white house of the crisis. so there diplomats, including before and minister of egypt, also described the situation as a humanitarian catastrophe. he said that uh, what's happening in 11 on is a violation of the lebanese sovereignty. let's think of a sense of what these gentlemen know. you have been with the prevalence of impunity . the lack of respect of legal obligations is encouraging is real to continue. it's escalation, this escalation will have no positive impact on any party at all. it also risks

having negative repercussions for the entire region. that's why we reaffirmed the fact that it is necessary to preserve the stability and 11 non enter respected sovereignty in line with international law and in line with relevant un security council resolutions law. what lets eli out for her to done it is very dangerous and without limits. it is pushing the region to the brink of the abyss. we firmly oppose and strongly condemn israel's current aggression against 11 on which is a flagrant violation of living on sovereignty. territorial integrity, national reunification and political independence boulevard of the on the president of arc here also react to, to the incident as well as the policies, the policy of genocide invasion and of course bloodshed. he said that the he criticized the international community for quote, enabling as well to go go ahead with its actions against slipping on. he said that the west is providing is read with all kinds of munitions and arms. and this has

led to this ongoing crisis for support here. later on, we see that different officials along with the people the public have been gathering frequently on different occasions since the death of us on natural law. different iranian officials, along with the people not been holding raleigh's, denouncing what's happening and living on. and the expansion of the scope of military actions by is ralph and now be the public. i mean, demand that they want takes a firm response to all the aggressions on the part of as well saying that ron boss sits on his laurels and renee silence, then the next target would likely be to one killing of the has the latest sparks so much outrage across the whole bunch of the world of people took to the streets to protest carrying palestinian non lebanese flags easily. the netherlands practiced on just to name a few. however, in israel,

from the streets for the night clubs to the beaches as well. the id of killing of the hezbollah and lita has been met with celebration the the . 1 the the see the name of the visit. oh man of the problems with the engine. okay. let me know the

what we heard exclusively from a representative of hamas in iran who slab israel is actions and said prime minister and y'all, it's got to be still besides on the we expressed our condolences to the people of loving on a great brotherly people who gave the lives of their sons in defense of palestine and gaza. we also remember the leader of the resistance. i saw natural law. may god have mercy on him. he was a noble man, a hero, and a fighter who refused to divide the friends in gauze and loving on the emphasize unity of support and asserted that webinar. and god were 12 bodies in one's soul. on the other hand, it is a disgrace to humanity and a humiliation to the united nations. how can this criminal accused of being a war criminal by the international criminal accord? he admitted to the un and allowed to speak to the events that took place, represent a serious challenge to all human values and principles. the world must realize that if we leave this criminal and punished,

you will continue his actions without restraint. therefore, we sincerely call in the international community and all 3 people of the world to act to avenge the blood of these murders. this is not mere revenge, but the realization of human justice, both globally and regionally. the strategic retribution is to liberate palestine and remove the scientist occupier. it is astonishing. the attack is taking place on the sovereign state, an independent states such as the webinar are you in member states, a member of the error of lee, all regional and international organizations have not taken any steps to protect it, just as they have not taken any steps to protect palestine, which is a holy place for all muslims, a center of different civilization. so we're taking a kind of exam today and exam for our existence in this region. and within the framework of humanity, we must take up this mission and this responsibility. and we must confront this scientist, enemy that is striking our territory. while we are still standing and still

thinking, what should we do? or staying in the region where american boot saw stood on the ground in iraq. while western coalition forces offset to leave the country by 2026 off the bank, gods said no more. washington now says, not so fast. to be clear, the united states is not withdrawing from a rock. the us and the government of a rock have reached an understanding to allow the coalition to continue to support count to ices operations in syria, from a rock throughout the 2nd phase of the transition until at least september 2026 american troops are leaving a rock row, so you may have thoughts if you couldn't be bothered to read pause the latest headlines because washington surely tried to make it look as if you had another blow to the deadly end to hang up overseas military. and deborah was just about to end any outlaw regime that has tries to terrorist groups and 6 or possesses weapons

of mass destruction is a grave danger to the civilized world. and will be confronted they had a sign and said mission accomplished, i regret that you know, the sign was there. i will promise you this. but if we have not gotten our troops out by the time i am present, it is the 1st thing i will do. i will get our troops home. we will bring it in to this for you can take that to the bank. today i authorized to operations in iraq or targeted their strikes to protect our american personnel. and as you mandatory in effort to help save thousands of rocky civilians also bad that itself made it very clear. it does indeed wants to finally end this decades long relationship that has left to rock resembling a domestic abuse victim. the justifications are no longer there. there is no need

for a coalition. we have moved on from wars disability. isis is not really representing a challenge, but the united states does a platinum simply relinquishing control over its middle east and bot net. because all this time, in washington's own view, at least it has been leading the fact that has brought a rock. nothing but good things. this coalition, with more than 30 contributing nations, has made historic achievements including the territorial defeat devices, interact in 2017, and in syria in 2019. but when the united states is a fairly quick to forget, its own boastful, big talk over glorious ice as defeat and gas lights, iraq warning that the monster is still looking. important factors were reviewed, such as the threat posed by isis, the operational environment in iraq, and the iraqi security forces capability. so no, you're are con, get a divorce,

and all that it's been put through was supposedly for its own good. it was just a mass killing of arabs. that's how the us mastic of influenza has being described . the city of being relatively on, tell us by the war, the old bombing aside. the old change went for us. most of these were killed on vase grades. it suspense was one of the worst atrocities of the us led invasion with eye witnesses reporting, the indiscriminate shooting of women and children. washington was a case of war crimes. as the city was held them to seek, we're heading back god, which 20 years ago with him flat a. as a us, i'm pressing unless they still can all plumbing comp high. the us iraq effect started with a huge lie in the form of the infamous vile of anthrax meant to convince the well

that saddam hussein was producing weapons of mazda destruction over 2 decades on washington, still insist that bad, that con, take care of itself, not just yet, this is all to international, so brock obama's big brother, coal is out america's 40 for the president as a fraud. he says that under no circumstances shouldn't mind, linked to the killing of thousands of people worldwide ever be given a prize for peace. all that and so much more a bit later today on going on the ground with option with tennessee. here's a quick clip of what's in store 26172 people killed. he joked about drone bombings at the white house correspondents dinner. what does that make you feel? is his brother that he murdered that many people? he knew how many civilians he was coming all across the world. and that's why i say that he's face all these democrats, uh,

streaming hypocritical in going around talking about, you know, being the good guys why it has so well. in fact, they've already, they've done a lot of bad, bad, bad, bad things. now being somebody who is a lot of recipients of the nobel peace prize, i don't even know what you've got that full because there's no way of that. he went to know even the middle used isn't, isn't a mess a, maybe a mess the oh well, well then i may ask, why do you as president? and they gave him that prize even before in or i'm thinking of the 1st year of his presidency. having nothing really to um uh, to deserves the price the prize. so you can even make peace with me. i'm not sure you want. so you want me to go and go over, you know,

backwards. the grand and worship him so that a feel good or what, but i've done it as it is. you've got nothing to do with john. see? my friend, i'm not jealous of him. dropping out the program with a quick side note for you here. we're not the unconfirmed reports the young'uns who with the use of shut down their 11 american repo drawing that value to $30000000.00 . a piece reportedly happened overnight as israel was forming g, germany infrastructure for more details online at all the the.