or the one person is killed on at least 10 more wounded and a terrorist attack in southern israel, coming on the eve of the october 7th at the stuck on every street. it's the 2nd dead, lima shooting in israel, in a week or so. but the attacks over night in one way or the other are designed in a way to provide psychological pressure. there's another explosion, the, the favorite suburbs i come under have these fire as the latest wave i'm is really are a strikes targets 11 on russian forces capture the strong whole city of lift arctic t logistical site. and don't boss spelling a major loss for you. the

bringing you this sunday stop stories and then use that shape the past 7 days. welcome to the weekly here. what are the international one person springfield? is that a further 10 wounded in a terra shooting and stopping attack in the southern is really city of your shape. but definitely incident comes on the eve of the a tober 7th attack on the 1st 3 on a made. the ongoing is really assaults on gauss and 11 on emergency services were quick to respond to an initial report of a suspected terrorist attack was received at the central station in basheba, where a shooting was reported, resulting in a number of casualties. the terrorist was neutralized at the site and police forces from the southern district to present to the scene to investigate the incident. where early i spoke with local journalists, robbie berman, who gave a set what's known and all about attack in the countries on the high alerts. all we

do know that this was an arab, is rally from the better way to similarly from the living and the better when able to presumably us better when is relative, had committed a similar attack, as we mentioned in 2015 in the exact same spot at the central fos station in bare shut off a hold of a month to boss who is a member of the class. the government has condemned to terror attack of the arab and said that he should know better. uh, and we have a record of the minister of transportation. it was a right we minister who was calling for the family to be deported to be expelled from israel. according to reports, as you laid off, the suspect has a criminal record. his relative also involved in an earlier terrorist attack, right there. will questions now have to be asked about whether domestic security has been somewhat sacrificed at the expense of the idea of cross border offensive having and is really are committed to terror. jack is really upsetting for the country because then it raises the question,

was really our loyalty to the country of israel? most is really are so loyal to the country from our end. and then when you're right, when ministers calling for their expulsion it's, it's highly problematic. and it just causes more attention, everyone's on their toes, and most people are displeased with nits in yahoo as leadership in the country. i mean, we are a car, only a war. we're a boss in gaza is about 11 on. we're fighting also with the syrians. we're also fighting with the rom for fighting with the who do so no one is really happy and now to have really, which is leaving that to now is worst nightmare to have to fight. another from which is our internal arabs attacking is really citizens. and in this case, in particular, what is really terrorist turns out to be, it is really our, it's even worse. it's worse for the arabs is worse for the jews is worth for a sense of security. so the country is really in high alert and no one is very happy with this situation. i'm not happy with the leadership. i'll be the thing y'all. that's what carmel doubts was. one of the over $250.00 people,

abducted from israel on taking 2 gallons on october 7th. last month the idea of finance tour death and the recovery of the occupational therapist body from the homeless tunnel in rough weather in cross live. now to tell of even speak to gills . admin. gillis, cousin of carmel doubts at gil, you're most welcome with the one year on the verse street. almost here i imagined once more brings into sharp focus for carmel was finally what she endured on what some 93 captive spill are. yes, definitely what we understand a 101 hostages are still held in gaza. okay. and then there was this unbelievable video of the tunnel in which co med was held together. were 5, had the other hostages in dropbox. and these matched our worst nightmares because

it was so thin was such a little air. and so little light. and these are the most horrible things that we imagined go, that she would be going through and just think that she was able to survive this only to be executed by her guards. it in this tunnel shot in the head with the 5 other hostages. who did nothing, nothing to deserve the state was for us unbelievable. we were trying to fight for a deal and to get the hostages back. and then a fortunately the deal didn't come soon enough. there were and there were many reasons and excuses both on the elderly side and also i must, has died for why not to sign a deal now. but these excuse is, don't matter anymore because full comment. it's too late for a 101 hostages,

still held in gaza. it is not too late. and on this one year mark, we're trying to put this message forward. bring them home before it's too late. as you mentioned, of course, and both sides just to talk about the is really government what they have said before they promise to return all hostages. but the fates of scores of people, as you may, i remains on known benjamin netanyahu, whose face criticism for seemingly not prioritizing their release. not that a new front is opened in lab, and on gil has has their importance. those people being pushed further died in terms of importance. yes, that is exactly what we fear. that when it's a now opened a new war in the north and then new wars in the east. they have been forgotten in god's though and for most of the israel is the most important thing on

the agenda right now is to get the hostages back. most of these hostages, a 101 hostages are still alive, and there is still a chance to get them back. but the fact is that they're not high enough in this government's priority. 75 percent. and she's really think that we should end the war in the south of that means getting the hostages back 75 percent of israel is but this government is chosen to keep on fighting the fight to eternity, but and not to get the hostages back. no comment is being has by appear again, his vision, horrible to again his vision. a psycho past like you have seen a while, who doesn't care about the lives of his own people? i would never bear to think that my own government would be the one who decides to live the hostages there. and these hands of this horrible psycho pads. and i really hope that this one year mark would mark

a change in the way they look at things and maybe maybe they would go for a deal and this whole region, then it gets the hostages back and maybe put the end of this horrible tracking to recall when you are lost on the program bill, i believe you said that if the hostages aren't returned before october 7th, this year at the tablet should stem done because they've failed in their re med. is that what the protesters are calling for right now in is really people we're seeing on the streets almost every weekend. many people think that exactly. and they think that the government should resign a batch for me. the main focus is still bring the hostages home, even before you are stepping down. it's more important to get the hostages all and to get revenge for the people who are in charge of come as best you know. i don't care whether the people who are shots are in the ad are still there or not. and i don't care whether the leaders who are responsible for the fact that you've not

come back alive, whether they pay the price. what i care about the most is that only going to and then the lunch time with him, and fit and out in the bus. and so many other honestly just are brought back home. those who are alive must come back to life. those words that must be come by the brought back so we can bury them here in israel. that's the most important thing. so if this government at this cabinet set that they can do that some base, they've done everything they can. well, maybe they should step down. i still believe that there are more things that they can do in order to get the hostages back. we uh we, we talked about and you mentioned that poor little thing of 75 percent of people would want the war to end if the hostages are released tomorrow. there's another pull. i'm looking at. the other thing that people support going after has bola in, in lab and on, but that, of course, then as we talked about in terms of priority,

that lessons it seems what's going to happen to the hostages. so how can i know it's a difficult question, but how can we square that circle? well, i think there's a very, a very profitable way to the square that circle. it's achieving a regional agreement that both trees the hostages and the war in the south and become an agreement in the north for the location of cause. but uh because we have made an enormous progress in the north. that's what you can do when you don't have plus that isn't the area. that's the exact difference between what's going on 11 and then what's going in and gaza 11 and we have kids, but that which is much stronger then come us back where we have way better achievements there because there are no hostages. and that's exactly why we should

sign a deal that it gets a house. it goes out of guys that, that would get his but out of this part of lebanon that threatened drive, the israel is in the north, then we can get hostages home. we can get the people from the north of israel back home, and we didn't get to the people who does a bad phone that settles it off and, and that's what's most of the, is at least would want. that's what the i b s suggest that we should do right now. the only people don't want this to happen as the politicians who don't want this for to because they know that they will have difficult questions to answer. and that's not a good enough. busy that's not a good enough reason. the risk lives will tennyson people and so i called them from your show to do the right thing after one year of suffering after we lost so much of to read us to come in. and my cousin and 26 other hostages were killed in

captivity. now it's the time to finally make a right decision, benjamin to send you. i'll put an end to this tragedy. bring the hostages back home, bring the people of the northern part of israel, back home and, and that this horrible jack to the now, but with a deal. yeah, it gives your message, comes out loud and clear. can i just finally put a point you, we continually hear that the process of eliminating how mosque completely is b. a dot is when this will stop. but is that even possible? because when we see people killed, does it not lead to perhaps even more militants an ideology that is very difficult to stop by some pretty violent through free attacks and assaults they very much agree that the solution for him in element nation of come us is not only through a military operation, the only way is to do it also through a diplomatic solution. and the way to achieve this diplomatic solution is within

agreement. i don't believe that more death on both sides of the border is what would bring peace to this region. we are only deepening and very widening the cycle of violence. i totally think that's the true and a half 1000000 palestinians who leaving gather deserve more than this horrible kara again ization by the way to replace come us is not by ceiling. oh the oh oh oh the people from us because you will just make more and more terrorist. that's another reason why we should strike a deal right now and make this better future possible after one year of suffering. and what is going to be a very difficult anniversary tomorrow we send our condolences to your family bill. thank you for coming into the program and sharing at all involved with his cousin of the murdered carmel got to deal dickman live from tel aviv. thank you.

well, a new waves of id f r a strikes hit the southern suburbs of lebanon's capital. earlier behind me right now, the image is showing the aftermath of the strikes that destroyed several buildings in what is a residential area of bay, which are correspond to witness the nighttime bombardment. first time the about the attacks over night in one way or the other are designed in a way to provide psychological pressure. there's another explosion, the and that was a constant throughout the night. we can hear more noise from us and bring this up to date on the latest developments and in bottles 11 on the. the skies of baby roots under normal circumstances are clear. there are no clouds in the skies except

for the black clouds in the background. there are many sites across the city skyline, where black smoke is radiating from sites that were attacked by the is really air force. one of them right behind me was a gas station. these rarely jets fired upon the gas station, which resulted in a large blaze. and a large fire just to my right there was another target that was attacked which was no more than 2 kilometers from our current position. and we felt the pressure of the wave of pressure essentially hit us where we're standing at this given moment. and these attacks continued, i lost count after about 30 or so airstrikes and the explosions, which resulted, of course, continued until the early hours of the morning. there was of course, about 2 or 3 hours where the is really military did not conduct those strikes. but the targets of some of those positions were, of course munitions depots and it exploded time and time again for the course of

maybe a few hours up until the early morning. what we do know, of course, the attacks come, of course, after a week or 2 of very deadly attacks. and this is of course in response to the fighting in the southern parts of the country. but the attacks were not just limited to the southern suburbs of the lebanese capital da here, which is a residential and as well as a strong hold for has valesa, residential complex. it's a residential area. and the attacks, of course, do come at a cost of civilian lives and casualties, but the attacks are not just limited there for the 1st time. these really air force conducted the strikes in the north of the country targeting area surrounding to the police. there was a refugee camp, a power steering refuge account that was attacked and very similarly there had been a number of targets within the bates city. skyline which are currently which is and the under fire. it's another refugee camp in around the body shop. but other than us and this ongoing, but one thing that is interesting is we were receiving reports suggesting that one

of the strikes targeted a gas station. and it was a total energies gas station, which is a french company. but we have confirmed that that is not necessarily the case. it was a gas station, but it wasn't a french company and the reports emerged because there's been a great deal of back and forth between french president obama krohn and the is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the french president had called for a cease of weapons deliveries to the is rarely states and the is really prime minister. refer to that as a disgrace. the access of terror stands together, but countries were supposedly oppose the star axis. call for an arms embargo and israel. what a disgrace. well let me tell you this is a woman with or without their support on saturday is really media suggested. israel's response to here ons barrage strikes over the weekend is going to happen within the 1st 48 hours. we understand that october 2nd and october 4th was the

rush of hush on of celebrations. is the jewish new year, saturday mark the shutout and we can expect monday, which is october 7th. the 1st kind of bursaries of the october 7 attacks which really resulted are really let you all of this in the 1st place. to pick up pace, we can expect the escalation, we can expect these attacks to intensify as time goes on to order. another aspect of this, i'll just read it before we go live to another guest. the leaders are friends and israel, extreme tents, public statements on saturday night after a french present at the monument crohn cold for other countries to stop arming at the is really military for its way. busy or in gals that that is what we're going to delve into right now. always good. when hopped out body up one editor in chief of the pond, art of online newspaper right out. you joins us on the program. you're most welcome . your reaction to that i'm about to and fro between the 2 leaders that we

saw on perhaps the timing behind this major move by part us your overall thoughts. i literally saw that to see a prime minister abbas civilized country talking good and such language at with another president of france, which actually supported is that i for the last 6 service be 6 years to say it is shameful. that because like i don't want to ask for and bible a day's day, is that a be in garza to stop the genocide and gaza, which days are you out of that week about really every day? so what's wrong with that? you know, i, well, he's a, he, i, he, you know, mike, i don't hear it. i'm not defending him. i'm saying, you know, he all for a 2 state solution. you know, honest quote i seized by a piece the osborne o, a ottoman bible. i'm so this, these 5 is implemented completely. so why those are 80 saying this would. i also

want to talk when nothing else that we are big parenting. that's wisdom civilization in our war and god, what kind of civilization is this? is it the civilization of genocide? is it the civilians to the civilization of ethnic cleansing bombardment and that the 2000000 people are actually uh, pc to starvation in gaza? this is a really, really, this language is the battery. very disgusting to be on the front and israel have long been allies. how do you think mr. mccullen, this decision is going to affect by last sort of relations going forward between them to the i think the unfortunately we had that the let's say pallet. so actually said that there is a palace that, you know, he's trying to soften this to asked me the language of my car or on that they pride actually to please nothing else about the method. you know,

actually didn't care. and he is using this language. i've used the most of that most of the, of, even on the west side, the, even the united states. so this man actually is really losing his temper, losing his actually above the res. i'm assessing people the way light street so, but, but the type of in streets to be honest. so i think it appears that i is facing a problem. this lead the way guide is that i and to that, that disaster the future. i think now he is vomiting, liberal and liberal and asked me that i left his baby. oh, but that's wrong until until now. in 3 days he killed more than 2500 live in these, all of them, all of them actually civilian. and them know there are also a temp prim despite that is used to the bombing and nobody stop him. as diploma you gotta bombing to minutes and we don't know, maybe tonight you will bump it on. and instead of taking the law to

a region and will be teaching the to our region and war, i'm the, this is, this is very the status to that whole human at the, to the, our, our actually at low peer. we saw western countries basically from on sitting on the fence at britain for instance, stopped some arms licenses, but it was just a drop in the ocean compared to what they send by frogs doing this not couldn't be, couldn't start that momentum of country saying yeah, right, now enough is enough, too many people are dying on multiple from on a con, continue or will they just continue to talk on actions will prevail as it is so could no action a tool i believe it was most of that was 2 countries actually day thing days that i really side, so all the things that really side by anytime for is that i, i'm to be honest. i still nothing. yeah. how is that whole lot of that was there

was yeah, he actually dictates on them what to do and what not to do. you know, they can say for him is as he mentioned enough enough enough to get his side and not including enough of them. bachman, so he is, we can see what happened, what was happening in that and now you know, no, actually is it all out of countries. hotel, is there a, b, c gave you when they asked me when some of those people that go to one is that i really, there is a huge, you do a practice all over there was that was but what about 41000 people of god. where my 2nd was about to 20000 children, you know, and babies where most of got by those ready. what about do to me is actually displaced and they were actually homeless and does not know if i'd be in the west is pay any attention to these kinds of accident is there any must have all these

already asked me as the distinction of people is there any killing of people? this is the problem we this, we lost a lot of actually face on the list and 5 and what's inside. and those people watch say we are actually the heroes of. but everybody said that it was, or he will not the lives the him that he was of this are, you know, and see them of it suppressive. nothing like that. us. oh, well only this a full days that i really and they never listen to them. so much time so many who are asked me to put an end to these must have had to these judas are better and editor and commented or uh del party at one live from london site to okay, changing stories. now russian trips have taken control of clicked, are a key logistical side in don't and boss and a local stronghold if you can just see the math behind my shoulder here. most schools, military is also captured several fortifications that you print in forces in fox

spent close to a decade building, taking us through how significant those things may be. here at ortiz, of course, at the it is very important that even when you look at the symbolism and at the symbolic, important send of the symbolic weight of a rush of finally liberating the town of hopeless. basically, this mocks and the end to ukrainian attempts to stay in control of that town and the fighting has been going on for good for over 2 and a half years. now there's several factors at play here. we should both at 1st played in ukraine's favor and then uh to basically just to the collapse of their own defense. so here's the thing to understand about over the while it is a small place. it is a town that is pretty much it because it's pretty much over soviet era, apartment block, residential quotes, has and buildings. it is very compact. and at the same time,

it is situated on the dominating the heights in that area and is at the same time again, is surrounded by open fields with scars, free lines which may the very approach to this town for the russian forces. incredibly, incredibly difficult. there's a very little places where you can take cover. uh, also at the same time from booklet you can see via pro, you can see pretty much everything that is going on, kilometers and tens of kilometers is all around. this was what allowed the ukrainians to stay in control of that place for so long. but basically what i'm saying this and now the especially now the rush, he's in control of that town. and now that russia can see everything that is going on around it, of course, the russian commodities will try to capitalize on that. so it is one tactics wise when it comes to tactical success, it is quite important for russia, but that might be not the impression you get if you listen to western and ukrainian

source, is it seem is they are acting in accordance to the old playbook that they would kick in to the 5th. yeah, the restroom would kick into the 5th get and basically they would say that's no good. in fact, was not that important. that they wouldn't give russia much advantage when it comes to the battle field. and when it comes to the fighting, we have seen that sort of rhetoric repeated time and time again when you can be ukrainians, had to had to flee from back, move now to almost when they had to flee from money and go from solid. and to basically a whole range of other over other towns and cities and villages, which they will just throw everything that they have. i me talking about the ukrainian forces to keep, to basically stay that to keep these towels onto the control. but the moment that they realize that they simply can no longer hold on to all these places now, but they would just say, oh, it wasn't important. in fact,

this is something that might be coming out of washington because this sort of line the of these talking points have been repeated by the most high profile, washington officials have a list. we don't know how it's going to go, so i'm not going to predict failure or success here. but even if the both back moved in. so with our fall to the russians, it's not going to make a, it's not going to have a strategic impact on the war itself. and it certainly isn't gonna stop ukrainians or, or slow them down in terms of their, their efforts to regain their territory. now the russian official confirmation of liberating the town of, of it comes a few days off to videos, begin to emerge online coming from russian brigades and coming from russian drogo practice showing russian soldiers putting flags on top of the buildings and basically all across that town which was already interpreted by russian military

experts and international military expos that the town fell and the town was in control of the russian armed forces. but now that the russian ministry of defense has confirmed it, it is safe to say that the clean up operation of the town is done that the old wood that nobody is hiding in the basements and that well, basically the town is onto the russian control. a gosh adela, no decades before, not seen germany's ex germination of juice, the german empire was doing the same to the indigenous people. all nivia next, discover the scars of those desk come still remain the size west african nation. more than a century on the

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