the second stage of the war in the gaza strip and expanded ground operations, the goal of which is the complete elimination of hamas and the release of hostages. the prime minister announced this. about the situation in the conflict zone, alexey konopko and alexander belibov. the unprecedented force of the gas attack did not deprive hamas of its combat potential. after a night's respite, in the morning the iron dome again worked at full strength, but still could not close the israeli sky at all. palestinian rockets hit a residential building in bersheve, and two houses were hit each. roto and

ashkelon are very close to the borders of gaza. and a few hours before , thousands of idf fighters and entire tank columns entered the northern sector with illumination bombs. all this after a massive missile and bomb attack. the same coordinated strike from sea, air and land that was talked about all week was demonstrated by the israeli army for the first time last night. according to the ministry of defense, only underground targets, tunnels, headquarters, warehouses were destroyed in the gas. one and a half hundred in a few hours. this is still not a large-scale invasion, but they won’t leave now are going. infantrymen, engineering troops, and artillery take part in this activity, providing cover with massive fire. troops are still on the ground and continue to fight. regarding the events of last night, there are no casualties among our forces. we will make every effort to protect our troops with heavy air fire. underground, apparently, are the main targets of the idf. that's where they report. they store up to a million liters of gasoline

for food and weapons for 4 months of war. there are 40,000 personnel stationed in the tunnels, and the headquarters, according to israeli intelligence in hamas was organized right under the shifa hospital, which in peacetime works and treats more than 5,000 people. the hamas communications control center is located under the largest hospital in the gaza strip. the operation is necessary on the ground surgically to avoid civilian casualties. but for now it’s obvious. there is no talk of selectivity, everyone who did not follow the idf’s demands to leave north gaza comes under rocket fire, and if the army draws a line between civilians and hamas militants, then the politicians have to deal with this more difficult. the palestinians are subject to collective responsibility, as far as this is fair, as well as the total deprivation of their food, water and fuel. i don’t understand your reaction and empathy for these terrible animals when september 11th happened in the united states. nobody cried for

the taliban and al-qaeda. no ukrainians worried whether russian soldiers had enough food when russia invaded ukraine. according to anonymous sources, the escalation of the current conflict might not have happened until recently. on the contrary, israel was supposedly ready for a daily ceasefire subject to the release of all hostages. the army calls this one of the main goals of the war, but according to the axius publication, negotiations reached a dead end on thursday night. it was then that the idf headquarters decided to expand the ground forces. bbc sources talk about a different chronology, but the same meanings. they discussed the possible release of the hostages and a possible humanitarian pause in the fighting over the next few days. negotiations stalled in the afternoon over seemingly minor details, and after the announcement israel's new offensive seems to have stopped. there doesn't seem to be much hope of them gaining strength again while this offensive continues. among the military successes over the past night, two high-ranking officers were eliminated at once; abu rakaba

led the air group of the movement and participated in planning a raid by armed paragliders on kibbutz on october 7. the naval commander coordinated the failed landing attempt on zequim beach earlier this week. i have completed my daily assessment of the situation, the results of our efforts on the most important lines of action: military, efforts to free hostages and humanitarian efforts. we have moved to a new stage of military operations. tonight the earth is in gas, friend. we attacked above ground and underground, we attacked terrorists at all levels, everywhere. the instructions to the army are clear, the operation will continue. in other sectors we are ready to protect the citizens of israel, we do this in the north, in the center and wherever necessary. well, the reaction to a full-scale invasion of gaza from all other sides of israel may be unpredictable. while clashes with the army are taking place on the west bank, 11 people believed to be involved in hamas were detained there overnight. the new blows were all dealt with.

hits southern lebanon. all previous raids in gazukhal were carried out after dark. it is at night that israel now most of all awaits reports of new steps by its army, and awaits strikes in response. rockets from the sector most often arrive in the morning and from 8 to 10 pm; in three weeks, almost 8,000 of them were fired; hamas' total arsenal is estimated to double more. alexey konopko, konstantin pionov and anna lvova, lead israel. in the completely de-energized gaza sector, on saturday night it was as bright as day, from the flashes of hundreds of israeli bombs exploding on the territory of the palestinian enclave. that it was the most powerful. since the beginning of the escalation , both sides of the conflict have declared that already , for the most part, they have been turned into ruins, the residential areas of the sector have been subjected to unprecedented blows. again about the selectivity of these strikes,

despite the statement by the israeli side, there is no need to say that it only attacks military targets and hamas infrastructure. it is reported that several bombs fell in the immediate vicinity of an indonesian hospital. which is located in the northern part of gaza, there is evidence of israeli air force strikes on houses located in several refugee camps on the territory of the enclave. according to the palestinian ministry of health, in the past 24 hours alone, 37 civilians died in the enclave , and the total number of victims in 3 weeks since the start of israeli strikes on the sector is already almost 8.00 people, more several thousand who are listed as missing are most likely buried under the ruins. only a few people succeed in bombing buildings and rescuing them from the rubble with their bare hands in the absence of fuel for heavy equipment. the healthcare system is collapsing, in overcrowded hospitals, where beds

have long since run out and there is an acute shortage of medicines, there may soon be no doctors left, and 110 medical workers have already become victims of israeli strikes, and patients continue to be in the hundreds every day. there are already more than 2000 wounded, and most of them are women and children. i woke up to find myself in a hospital, wrapped in bandages and hooked up to tubes. i hope i get better soon. we were sleeping when the rocket hit our house. hamza was wounded and his younger brother was killed, as were six family members, including his mother. his father was also wounded, the house was simply razed to the ground, and we were miraculously pulled out from under the rubble. the only means of communication remained loudspeakers, through which

the call to prayer is usually broadcast, and now there are also messages like this. now the internet is working it was possible to establish only partially, because information from the conflict zone is still fragmentary, and journalists take advantage of every opportunity to convey a message to the outside world. now we are in the hospital, we will broadcast live via satellite as long as possible, so please, if you can hear us, tell the whole world that we are here under gas, under blockade. now there is something to tell correspondents about. last night, for the first time since the beginning of the escalation of the conflict , israeli ground... forces, supported by tanks and armored vehicles, entered the territory gaza sector. the israeli army itself called it a large-scale raid, but reconnaissance in force, apparently, did not bring the desired results. according to hamas representatives, the enemy's plans were thwarted, and an attempt to attack gaza from three sides failed.

israeli units were ambushed and forced to leave the enclave territory. at the same time, according to the palestinian resistance, the enemy suffered losses both in equipment and manpower. if these data are correct, then they indicate that the destructive strikes by the israeli military on gaza have little impact on hamas’ combat capabilities, and such news certainly boosts the morale of the lebanese hezbollah fighters, who continue to fight on the border with israel. in the footage of the destruction of the israeli merkava tank, at the beginning of the conflict , the israeli defense army has already lost three dozen of these combat vehicles, half of them right on the border with lebanon. which it continues to fire with artillery and which it attacks with aircraft, but these attacks cannot be compared with what is now happening in the gas sector, where it seems the most acute moment came, first of the aggravation of the conflict. experts and journalists are now arguing whether the events

of the last 24 hours in the gaza strip can be called the beginning of a full-fledged ground operation of israeli forces in the enclave? but one thing is clear, the confrontation has reached a new stage of escalation, which will inevitably lead to more... news, african bureau. meanwhile, israel recalls all its diplomats from turkey for consultations. so. tel aif responded to recep tayyip erdogan's harsh statements. at a palestinian solidarity rally, a turkish the leader called israel's actions in the gas sector, quote: a war crime and accused the west of complicity. about erdogan's speech, leyla alnazarova. almost 15 million people came to the former ataturk airport in istanbul today for a rally of solidarity with palestine organized by the ruling justice and development party. flag in his speech

stated that the gas sector 100 years ago was an integral part of turkish territories, therefore turkey today cannot remain in the country and will support palestine, also the head states said that ankara will declare israel a war criminal. every country has the right to self-defense, but where is the justice? there is a massacre in gaza and we will declare israel war criminals, we are already working on this. these ill-mannered people tell the residents to leave these lands, when they are asked where, they say to the desert, and when the wounded are forced to leave, they bomb them, because all they know is to kill. erdogan. once again spoke sharply towards western countries, they note that they do not even call on israel to

ceasefire, according to the turkish leader, it is the west that is responsible for the massacre in the gas sector, and the jewish state, he called the quotes a pawn in the region that can be sacrificed when the time comes. the turkish president also compared the attitude of western politicians to the situation in ukraine in the gas sector, and accused them of double standards. western countries, those who yesterday shed crocodile tears for civilians killed in the ukrainian-russian war, today silently watch the death of thousands of innocents children in the gas sector, if you shed tears for those killed in ukraine, then why don’t you talk about those kids who die in the gas? i note that immediately after recep tayyip erdogan’s speech, the head of the israeli ministry of foreign affairs announced that he was recalling all his diplomatic representatives from turkey to reassess relations. earlier, the national security council

of israel called on the country's citizens to immediately leave the republic due to the high level of threat amid anti-israeli protests. leilazava, elena pomelnikov, türkiye news. israel will sever all contacts with the staring company. this was stated by the minister of communications shlo makarri. if elon musk provides satellite communication services in the gas sector. well , besides, the minister threatened to destroy this connection by all available means. he referred to the fact that hamas could gain access to it. previously , mas promised to provide starlink terminals to an international organization providing humanitarian assistance in the gas sector. after the israeli strikes, kl was left without internet and telephone communications. even the ambulance crews there is no way to contact dispatchers. well, russian officials emphasized that a new stage of escalation could lead to a large number of civilian casualties. called on the international community to stop the bloodshed and restart the negotiation process.

in addition, sergei lavrov said that an unacceptable terrorist attack on israel was committed on october 7, but emphasized that it is impossible to destroy hamas without destroying gaza with the majority of the civilian population. evgeniy nipod, about the most important of lavrov’s interviews, belta agency. russia maintains contact with israel, sends it signals about the need to seek a peaceful solution in gas, not an argument. as some political figures in israel abroad say, well, this will create a catastrophe for many many decades, if not a century, so of course, we need to stop, and we need to announce humanitarian programs to save the population that is under blockade, no water, no electricity , no food, no

heat, uh, none of that. the parties to the conflict are fierce and inflamed, they are unlikely to sit down at the negotiating table right now, but the continuation military operations will only lead to new casualties, primarily among the civilian population, and even when the hot phase subsides, without taking into account the interests of the palestinian people, the region will face a new explosion. we have repeatedly told our israeli colleagues that without the creation of a palestinian state through negotiations, this situation will not calm down, they will constantly live surrounded by... unstable palestinian territories, in the absence of this state, a threat will constantly come from the palestinian territories for state of israel. a military solution to the issue with the full support of the united states is futile; what the west’s selfish position in the field of security leads to can be clearly seen in the example of ukraine; it has been turned into a neo-nazi instrument of aggression

against russia, which eventually goes beyond the control of its curators. the west is now beginning to be a little afraid, even afraid, of what kind of monster it has raised, given that zelsky and his associates are no longer listening enough and are increasingly making claims against to the west: there is not enough money, there are not enough weapons, what do you think there, this in itself causes irritation. the cultivated hatred of everything russian is designed to divide peoples from a common history, in order to make it easier to pit them against each other. they encroached on everything russian. on our history, we are already accused of being almost more guilty than hitler in starting the second world war, on our language, on our education, on our media, on culture, they are destroying monuments to those who created and mastered odessa and other cities in novorossiya. in russia

patience ran out when, to the detriment of its security, a military infrastructure was built in europe, in which ukraine was assigned the role of a springboard. he emphasized that moscow is interested in not doing the same thing in the central asian region as in ukraine, especially since the world has changed, many countries have begun to think that other people’s interests should be taken into account, and not blindly, according to -american promote only their own, evgeny nipot, ivan kuznetsov, lead. ukrainian drones attacked the kursk nuclear power plant, one of the drones crashed into a nuclear storage facility. waste, the walls there were damaged, two others fell on a complex of administrative buildings. the russian foreign ministry called the attack by the kiev regime an act of nuclear terrorism. there are no restrictions for the criminal kiev regime, including committing acts of nuclear terrorism. they could not help but realize that the consequence of a uav raid could be a full-scale nuclear

disaster that would affect the territories of many countries. other tasks during an atomic attack. station, purely peaceful infrastructure the object was not initially installed. by bombing the kursk nuclear power plant, the kiev regime put itself on a par with the most odious terrorist organizations. of particular concern is the fact that this crime could not have been committed without permission, and possibly on the direct orders of its western handlers. russia is a country of which we are proud. we are proud to bring light and warmth around the world. we look forward with pride, forging new paths in the oceans and overcoming gravity. we are proud of our successes, but we never stop there. discover the achievements of our country. come to the forum russia exhibition.

you know, it’s such a thrill when you start a tank’s engine for the first time, you just feel this power, me, when i decided to come to donbass, they thought i was completely crazy, seventeenth, please go down to the intensive care unit, they asked, called, well ready, not ready, as if not ready, as if always ready, just like the great patriotic war. women have made a great contribution, so now women are doing a lot, here, where i am as a medic, let’s say and as a driver, i can probably bring them more benefit than i will sit in the office at the computer, when she just comes up to you and even just hugs you, says the word that we

believe in you, it gives a lot, i won’t sit at home, idle, this is my land, i’ll defend it, i won’t give it to anyone, and you flew before, i didn’t do a lot of things before, but then i did, it’s a dream, they flew with me, you ’ll promise now and not take it, i won’t take it, i’ve been waiting all my life for you and i to be able to you can’t just talk, you don’t want to hear anyone but yourself. let's get ready, it's hard to keep up with a person, dad, i want to come to you, who is trying to catch the wind, every day i write a letter to him, and then when he returns... every time i worry when

he leaves, but he comes back, he comes back to me promised, master of the wind, come on, hold on. hello, the american method is on air, today we will talk with a former american diplomat, his name is jay mile springman, he is a consular worker, he was a clerk at the us consulate in the city of jida. this saudi arabia, and the city is on the red sea, issued visas to people

who wanted to go to the united states. after his service in the gas department, and upon his retirement, he wrote a book: the gift visas for al-qaeda that shocked the world. and yet, j. mile springman has his own opinion on the palestinian-israeli conflict, as a former diplomat and scientist, he is well versed in the issues of the middle east, where he spent a lot of time.

i was a diplomat, i never worked as an intelligence officer, although the task of a diplomat is in order to learn as much as possible about the host country, convey this information to the american government, and then present the official position of the united states to the authorities of the host country, i have great contempt for the central intelligence agency, i believe that i was fired from the state department precisely because cia, because when i was in jida, i was critical of their repeated attempts to issue visas to people who did not meet the criteria. i worked in jida at the us consulate general from 1987 to 1989. before the business trip, i completed training in washington, where they taught me how to distinguish suspicious people who need to be denied a visa from real tourists or entrepreneurs, usually

2 minutes were allotted for each applicant, i sometimes conducted the interview in arabic, if there was not a big queue, the rest of the time they were conducted in english, i simply told them, here is a form, you need to fill it out correctly, when you are going to go to the usa, what do you work for in saudi arabia, where did you study, the company is sending you to business trip, you are going to visit the grand canyon, why are you going to the usa, by and large the applicants gave themselves away. i remember once a guy came, he wanted to go to america, i started asking him where, when, why he wanted to go, he began to look around. photographs of american cities hung on the walls of the visa office. he looked at the picture of detroit on the wall and said, "i'm going to detroit." and i answered him: no, you’re not going, you haven’t confirmed that you have close ties with saudi arabia arabia or your country, because of which you will be forced to return.

usually, for each applicant, close ties were defined differently, if we are talking about a person who was in the country for only a few months, i would most likely refuse to issue him a visa, if he is a person from an established company, he has a family, a decent job, and he says he wants to visit relatives in new york or see the grand canyon, or in most cases many people just want to go to disneyland, then i issued a visa, later, when i was kicked out of the state department, i had the opportunity to talk to cecelavia castille, who was working in central america for the drug enforcement administration, and he said that it was common for the cia to send stacks of passports through a travel agency. so much, the consular officer will not study all the applications, he will not have

the opportunity. the cia has a very good position, it controls the state affairs, according to various estimates, from a third to a half or more, the supposed diplomats are cia employees, people with the people i used to work with, the ones i met while writing my book, visas for al-qaeda, were sent for combat training to american military bases, usually in the eastern united states. they were taught how to blow things up and practice shooting skills, preferably for fighting soviet soldiers. in addition, they had 52 recruiting centers in the united states, including in washington. i was never able to establish their exact destination, with the exception of the mosque in new york, which was operated by omar. he was

recruiting there. i think there were such points on balkans, but the people i dealt with were usually from the arab and muslim world, there were indians, pakistanis, arabs, indonesians and filipinos, in fact people from all over the world, usually muslims and arabs. there was such a contingent , i think it was called operation cyclone, it was to help these people get into the soviet union and destroy it. you know, there is such a person, graham hunter. for some reason, he is a frequent guest on american talk shows. it was he who came up with the idea of ​​sending mujahideen terrorists only to fight in afghanistan, but also across the amu darya river in the muslim republic of the soviet union, so that they would set up explosions there, destroy power lines, water treatment plants, roads,

highways, bridges, and so on, so that, as they hoped, further destabilize the situation among muslims, and destroy the soviet union. in fact , the us has been fighting the ussr, and then the russian federation, since 1980, the people who were involved in the 9:11 attacks, in attacks on american forces, interests, people, are the same majahideen who were captured in central afghanistan. these are the same people whom we recruited and trained, and who have periodically fought against us ever since. only the name changed, in afghanistan they were the mujahideen, in yugoslavia they turned into al-qaeda, in iraq, syria, libya, into isis, this is

an organization that changes its names. us army retiree, at the national press club in washington, i asked him, lieutenant colonel, is it true that the people we are fighting now, who we call al qaeda, daesh and gil, are islamic state, call it what you want, these are the same people we recruited for the operation in afghanistan. he said: yes, i asked the same question to the former senator, mike gravel from alaska, he was a member of the democratic party, unfortunately, he has already passed away, i asked the same question as colonel shafer, he answered, exactly like that, these are the same people, they just change the name of their organization, but by and large, at their core, they are former majahideen, perhaps they are not as well

organized as the us marines. americans, that is, in general, we have created our own enemies, and it seems to me that the united states needs enemies in order to be able to fight, why does the united states work with them? so it's not about directly, they are given suggestions on what to do, where to go, how to do it with some help from the americans or the british? there was a case where the iraqi police arrested and detained several al-qaeda terrorists. the british sent a tank to destroy the prison and free these guys. so the speech is not we are talking about control, which implies a well -organized system, like a strong , well-coordinated bureaucratic apparatus and