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his wife and daughters, raz and aviv, were i70km away in another kibbutz, called nir oz, celebratingh family. and the conversation got disconnected and... ..later on, i tried to, i tried to reach her and her mother and couldn't get them. this is the home of yoni's mother—in—law, where his wife and children were staying. there's a real sense of, smell of death here, and there's a huge amount of blood still on the floor, children's shoes. it's smashed up. it looks like a big struggle went on here. a lot of broken glass. some were burned and some after the terrorists left, they ran away. you can... i won't describe it because it's too... too painful. yeah. how many people do you think died here? i think around 90 people. hamas launched simultaneous attacks on more than 20 israeli communities that day. this was a mass attack, well—planned, well—equipped. you can definitely see that they invested a lot of money, and in training. and we failed. we failed...to protect our people. the hamas gunmen came from gaza. first elected in 2006, hamas then seized power in a bloody battle with palestin

his wife and daughters, raz and aviv, were i70km away in another kibbutz, called nir oz, celebratingfamily. and the conversation got disconnected and... ..later on, i tried to, i tried to reach her and her mother and couldn't get them. this is the home of yoni's mother—in—law, where his wife and children were staying. there's a real sense of, smell of death here, and there's a huge amount of blood still on the floor, children's shoes. it's smashed up. it looks like a big struggle went on here. a lot of broken glass. some were burned and some after the terrorists left, they ran away. you can... i won't describe it because it's too... too painful. yeah. how many people do you think died here? i think around 90 people. hamas launched simultaneous attacks on more than 20 israeli communities that day. this was a mass attack, well—planned, well—equipped. you can definitely see that they invested a lot of money, and in training. and we failed. we failed...to protect our people. the hamas gunmen came from gaza. first elected in 2006, hamas then seized power in a bloody battle with palestinia

his wife and daughters, raz and aviv, were i70km away in another kibbutz, called nir oz, celebratingmily. and the conversation got disconnected and... ..later on, i tried to, i tried to reach her and her mother and couldn't get them. this is the home of yoni's mother—in—law, where his wife and children were staying. there's a real sense of, smell of death here, and there's a huge amount of blood still on the floor, children's shoes. it's smashed up. it looks like a big struggle went on here. a lot of broken glass. some were burned and some after the terrorists left, they ran away. you can... i won't describe it because it's too... too painful. how many people do you think died here? i think around 90 people. hamas launched simultaneous attacks on more than 20 israeli communities that day. this was a mass attack, well—planned, well—equipped. you can definitely see that they invested a lot of money, and in training. and we failed. we failed...to protect our people. the hamas gunmen came from gaza. first elected in 2006, hamas then seized power in a bloody battle with palestinian rivals

his wife and daughters, raz and aviv, were i70km away in another kibbutz, called nir oz, celebratingmily. and the conversation got disconnected and... ..later on, i tried to, i tried to reach her and her mother and couldn't get them. this is the home of yoni's mother—in—law, where his wife and children were staying. there's a real sense of, smell of death here, and there's a huge amount of blood still on the floor, children's shoes. it's smashed up. it looks like a big struggle went on here. a lot of broken glass. some were burned and some after the terrorists left, they ran away. you can... i won't describe it because it's too... too painful. how many people do you think died here? i think around 90 people. hamas launched simultaneous attacks on more than 20 israeli communities that day. this was a mass attack, well—planned, well—equipped. you can definitely see that they invested a lot of money, and in training. and we failed. we failed...to protect our people. the hamas gunmen came from gaza. first elected in 2006, hamas then seized power in a bloody battle with palestinian rivals

coming up, israeli historian, holocaust scholar raz segal.back in 30 seconds. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. "a textbook case of genocide: israel has been explicit about what it's carrying out in gaza. why isn't the world listening?" that is the headline of a new piece in jewish currents by our next guest raz segal. he is an associate professor of holocaust and genocide studies at stockton university and the endowed professor in the study of modern genocide. he joins us now from philadelphia. professor, welcome to democracy now! lay out your case. >> thank you for having me. what we're seeing now in gaza is a case of genocide. we have to understand the u.n. convention on the prevention of punishment of the crime of genocide from 1948 requires we see special intent for genocide to happen. to quote the convention, intent to destroy the group as defined as racial, ethnic, religious, national as such that is collectively, not just individuals. what we heard is on full dis

elizabeth: raz -- final word, noa. >> if you support that, raz, you can be equated to the people that supported the natzis in the 30s and 40s. if you're not standing up and speaking up against this right now, you're a 1932 germany and you say something to the effect of well, the jews really are controlling the banks in germany. it's exactly the same thing. let me say one more thing, what we are seeing right now with this left wing and colleges and universities and politicians and human rights organizations and quotes and black lives matter and los angeles and all these organizations, what we're seeing right now, them equivocating, supporting hamas, what about that and trying to pretend there's any kind of comparison or any kind of excuse to what is happening right now is the result of decades of an erosion, anti-semitic erosion and standing of israelis in the world. what i have been saying for decades is that anti-zionism is anti-semitism. the holocaust didn't happen out of nowhere. it happened because of the erosion and demonization and vilification of the jew. what's happening right

what do you expect the next couple of hours to look like, raz? >> i feel, i totally feel the next hour. none of the options we have on the table are not good for anybody. in war, nobody wins, there is only losers. but this war was forced on us. and in war we pay prices. and, you know, just in the actually these are the kidnapped soldiers a couple years ago, released a thousand terrorist for a soldier of ours. now i think its gloves off. ground invasion is not what i would have done. i know the cost. i would say anybody who dare execute an isreali civilian under captivity which is against so many international laws means gloves off on our side. i would expect our leadership to take the gloves off as well. any civilians -- allowed so be. other side, allowed as well. the moment hamas terrorists executes and isreali, civilian i hope i think aer will be unleashed and use all the power it have including every means ground invasion, in my opinion is too racy for us, why risk our people. in a wide risk of people, i would have given the palestinians who t

raz shmilovich is back with us today. thank you so much for joining me again today. listen trey yingst reported earlier this evening the residents were ordered to shelter in place for a first want to know are you safe? is your family safe? is there fighting taking place around you? >> thank you very much for asking that. i am thoroughly impressed by the fact we used despite your previous interview. you need to make sure the world understand this or terrorists. just aside, it's regarding my family there safe. they are actually not there out of the front. i drove back home to witness a little bit of what is left of where you been living for the last 40 years what i felt was nothing but devastating. sorry? go ahead sir. what i am seeing is going into houses you mention the 260 and the ones at murty were so brutally shot that we actually had to use dna samples to identify them because their faces which means i spend when i came up with the rest of the people to do it they could but we literate went to house to house of victims to look for toothbrushes or sweaty shirts so

thank you for your time, raz, we appreciate it.e'll get back to you later in the show, thank you. >> thank you so much. >> trace: well, our thoughts and deepest sympathies with the many families, fox has made a $1 million donation to the united jewish appeal as it mobilizes to provide urgent relief. united jewish appeal fights anti-semitism and jews across the globe. if you week to support the israel is ale fund, ujny.org or by scanning the code there at the bottom of your screen. meantime we will check back with mike tobin on the ground in israel where dawn is breaking, sunrise happens in about 7 minutes. the onslaught in gaza continues. so, does breaking news right here on fox news at night. i needed more from my antidepressant. vraylar helped give it a lift. adding vraylar to an antidepressant... is clinically proven to help relieve overall depression symptoms... ...better than an antidepressant alone. and in vraylar clinical studies, most saw no substantial impact on weight. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of deat

this is raz, her younger sister and her mom, are believed to be among the 248 hostages held somewherehamas. their father who is missing, his wife and two daughters and mother-in-law says he said a piece of video and recognized his wife and babies being hauled away in a pickup truck by these vicious terrorists. >> i'm afraid as a father. i think releasing the hostages should be first priority to everyone. >> so in many cities around the world, posters like this of raz line the streets and each one of these individuals is somebody's family, somebody's family member that they're desperate to bring home. but some have been seen ripping these down, ripping the posters down that someone lovingly put up of what happened on october 7th. watch the reaction from two new york city construction workers confront ago man that was ripping these down like the one of little raz. >> the sign is there. that's not your [bleep]. >> i'm a veteran. i'm telling you -- >> don't rip up any signs. >> he's not jewish. i don't know if he is or not. >> i'm not jewish. >> you don't bleep. this is a free country. >>

it to me, let's go, let's go, let's do it, let's do it, brazza for the forelocks, give in stychku, razіt geese, mtsna irritation, give a drapaka, squawk, malays, how good are you with phrasealisms, well, for you , a generator of outbursts, i see, since and you have 40, 30 balances, the third competition is over, and let's look at how the face changes, 160-100, meaning the adzin of one muscle - this talent, with the word, diligently plus intuition, look at how we will apply to our fellows rounds of our viktaryny, let's listen to the brains of the competition. gulets apisvae pramet pa-belaruska, not nazyayuchy iago, if your partner can guess. on tlumachenna kozhnaga baby is not more than 10 seconds. the teams are walking on the beach. kosht ​​pratsya. i want to try, what kind of team is going to go for a walk first, alyaksandra varvara and safiya varvara, you are so young , like a weasel, we ask you, zyauchatki, kali laska, a first slide, with them we scrub our hands, after the hedgehog, when we’ve washed, our hands ik, yes, malaychin. the slide is small, with needles on the back, the gr

there are 20 million people who visit the tomb of imam raz salam, the holy shrine during the year.که حالا معروف شده به ترید. ترید می کنن نونو ترید میکنن آب گوشت پره خاصیت. it has potatoes and tomatoes. i make the bread into pieces and put the pieces here, which is called tilit. it also has chick peas and lamb meat. beef is not used lot in iraq, they use lamb. the nicest thing about deezy is just to make pure or let's say crushed. این غذا رو دارم با نون تافتون تافتتون یا نون عربی به قول معروف بهت میدم ولی این غذا با نون سنگک آی خوردن داره ای بابا می گفتتی چی روو سنگکو می آوردیم خودمون نه بابا ای بابا حالا انشاالله سری بعدت سری بعد بهت دفعه بعد که آره دفعه بعد که بهت زنگ بزنم میگم. and it is made next to parts of stone and a pile of pebbles. it is very rich. one of the traditions of iranians is to stand an hour in line to get this bread. he told me that he does not have this possibility here, so he's offering me the bread called arabian bread or toftoon. i'm going to try my first morsel of dzy. well, finished eating very rich meal. i will surely return to this place, i hope they invi

the city of raz shiraz in south pars , together with the goal of ki khosro, siahpool, this team beat naft and gas geksanan at home and with difficulty with the beautiful goal of omid ali. it happened to me that omid ali had passed the hundred coppers of the city of babak and introduced this ball to the net the meeting between naft masjid sulaiman and esteghlal blue-posh melani also ended in a draw, and damash gilan, with the presence of its new head coach ali, was able to beat persian gulf mahshar 3-2. we played a very good game considering the problems we had, we tried to play a quality game. when we were two one in front, we could do it, sir, you all witnessed it, but we tried to play our own football. this shows our team character. i hope you when we are in the service of damash club, we can proudly be the source of good and be able to serve our fans with acceptable results and let's make the defense happy. the other games of the seventh week will be played on sunday, the 23rd of mehr. the golden cluster will host darya babela, fajr sepasi, and asara municipality, and in the last

his wife and daughters, raz and aviv, were i70km away in another kibbutz, called nir oz, celebrating.later on, i tried to, i tried to reach her and her mother and couldn't get them. this is the home of yoni's mother—in—law, where his wife and children were staying. there's a real sense of, smell of death here, and there's a huge amount of blood still on the floor, children's shoes. it's smashed up. it looks like a big struggle went on here. a lot of broken glass. some were burned and some after the terrorists left, they ran away. you can... i won't describe it because it's too... too painful. yeah. how many people do you think died here? i think around 90 people. hamas launched simultaneous attacks on more than 20 israeli communities that day. this was a mass attack, well—planned, well—equipped. you can definitely see that they invested a lot of money, and in training. and we failed. we failed...to protect our people. the hamas gunmen came from gaza. first elected in 2006, hamas then seized power in a bloody battle with palestinian rivals. rocket attacks and raids on israel led the u

hostage but along with ariel and kfir we know of 12—year—old erez and his sister sahar, and sisters razstrikes flatten buildings in gaza nobody knows what's happening to them. and now the lives of palestinian children are also being taken and torn apart. caroline hawley, bbc news. the safety of their citizens we are currently in israel and canada has just set their plan to evacuate their citizens in the comment is the help of an aircraft of the canadian armed forces and canada hasjust announced they're planning to bring the citizens back in an assisted departure in the coming days and also working on options for those who cannot reach the airport and thatis who cannot reach the airport and that is the statement that is coming in from the community of foreign ministers currently stranded in israel. and this is a war that is very close to home for many communities in britain. our religion editor aleem maqbool looks at how families here have been affected. ahmed najar is an economist in london. he tells of bad news he received from the place he grew up, gaza. one of my cousins, we just fou

eighth week of our country's first division football today, such as babak city with damash, gilan city, razraz city with oil , suleiman mosque chador, ramlai ardakan with south pars, esteghlal team in blue, mullah sanni with masangun, and mahshahr persian gulf with oil and gas gaj saran goes the same distance, omid omidifer's ball goes out. mohammad omidifer, whose ball went out, is 10th in the premier league. futsal will be held today as well, according to ana sanat, pasarrgad, qom, with giti pashand, isfahan, saveh municipality, with mese sangun, iralco, iraq , with senich saveh, iran's zarand steel, with krapa elvandand, sefir dichtman, with alborz resistance, hafez sari clothing, with goherzmin sirjjan, and farshara mashhad, with bandab oil refining. they will meet here. iran's futsal has always been one of the most successful sports that has been neglected these days. usually , people don't appreciate something until they lose it . an example is the championship of the national futsal team in asia. in the previous round, we lost to japan in the final there was a lot of criticism on thi

mashhad is hard to separate now, the children of al-raz are very difficult and painful, that is, i can afford my civil defense, i am under the ruins, i don't think they are sinsava, this mashhad and this pain. this severe pain that happens every day in the gaza strip in front of the eyes of the people and we depict it, depict it and show this disaster to stop these crimes and these rocket attacks against the gaza strip. rahim, greetings to you, dear viewers , dear and respected compatriots in egypt, we are with you with the news section at 19:00. in the past hours, various areas of gaza were bombarded by the zionist regime's planes. after the crime of maamdanani hospital, the zionist regime fighters once again targeted civilians with bombs in different areas of gaza. efforts to find the missing persons of the zionist attacks continue. the ministry of health in gaza announced that so far it has recorded the names of 1,300 missing people who are under the rubble, 600 of whom are children . according to the ministry, the zionist regime committed crimes against 433 families. . an agency an

khorasan. that the orange warning has been issued in places like mane and samlaghgan , places like raz shirvan bejnon , the intensity of rainfall is significant, which will occur on saturday in the north and east of razavi khorasan, iran, they will leave us. this was the second system. at least until sunday afternoon, we are facing a system that in the southeast, that is, all of us in the southern parts of sisistan balochistan, especially the heights and slopes in hormozgan province, places like rodan, basteg, bashagherd, hajiabad, wait for rain to occur, and the temperature fluctuations are not very significant, which means that it is not too hot or cold. . now, in the places where we have rain, the temperature drops. the northern and southern waters will be turbulent today until saturday. thank you very much for your complete explanation , mr. asghari, who is a bachelor. continued news. operation of the sanand hamedan railway project in the second round. president's visit to kurdistan, executive vice president during his trip to kurdistan and visiting this railway project, the presid

shabi raz, joining us there from london, and viewers, this brings us to the conclusion of this segment of your press tv spotlight, thank you. for tuning in and goodbye for now. mazandaron is one of the most beautiful provinces in iran and an ideal option for mountaineers. the symphony of colors is at play. i dare say this is one of the most amazing views of mount damovent i have ever seen. the track was rocky and steep and it was getting dark a rapid pace. each moment of this track is imbued with wonderful scenes. iran's leader khamene warns against any attempts by regional countries to normalize relations.

along with khwaja ahl raz, the president's words were very constructive , effective and literary.was very beautiful. the speech of mr. president was very beautiful. where? all the places and the particulars that you pointed out that hafez is a poet of god, the poet of the qur'an, your speech was excellent, professor, confirm it, it is very excellent, useful, it was good, very excellent. well done, this is thanks to the blessings of hafez shirazi and the blessings of intellectuals like you and the elders who are in this meeting. the president, who visited fars province as part of the second round of provincial trips of the 13th government, last night on the sidelines of hafez shirazi's anniversary commemoration ceremony , visited the exhibition of 35 handicrafts that are prominent in this province and the booths set up in it . shiraz is a global city. the handicraft industry is the country's economy, the country's employment, and the country's production . here is the memory of shiraz and an exhibition that was full of the works of the great hands. this work of haj agha took 13 yea

in other games, shahr raz shiraz won with a goal of south brush .masjid suleiman and esteghlal abi pushan molasani were tied. damash gilan passed three hundred persian gulf mahshar and saran naft and gas gard won with one goal against moshar babak. today , in the last games of the happy golden week, saveh will play against babylon darya, fajr sepasi of shiraz will play against astaraa municipality, and mes kerman will play against khyber khorramabad. and perugia and denmark in euro qualifiers 244 nights in the continuation of the seventh round of these competitions in citalia group he crushed march with four goals. in this match, domenico berardi scored two goals and giacomo bonaventurara and david faradsi each scored one goal for the blue-clad team. in the same group, ukraine won two-nil against macedonia. they hit in group 7 , hungary passed serbia 2-1. varda and rolan zalay scored for hungary and strahin nialovic scored the lone goal. from the same group, lithuania won with two goals in bulgaria. and in the group of eight, denmark took one kazakh

and later tonight , he will participate in the memorial ceremony of hafez near the tomb of khwaja ahl raz, parvizi khabarari sedah and president sima shiraz, in continuation of his travel plans to fars province , met and talked with a group of families of martyrs and veterans of the terrorist incident at the holy shrine of shahid cheragh, peace be upon him. mr. raisi condemned the crimes of terrorists and said: "today, those their claims of human rights and freedom of expression have fallen on deaf ears and they should be held accountable for how their puppet terrorist groups attack believing people just for the crime of worshiping god. the president continued by saying that the sacrifice of the martyrs and their families bears the responsibility of the mardan government. karde expressed hope that the government will fulfill its mission in untangling and solving the country's problems. at the same time as the president's visit to fars province, a group of ministers visited some of the construction projects in fars province and several projects were opened. today, at the same time as the p

hostage, but along with ariel and kfir we know of 12—year—old erez and his sister sahar, and sisters raz gaza nobody knows what's happening to them. and now the lives of palestinian children are also being taken and torn apart. caroline hawley, bbc news. let's look at some other news at this hour. london luton airport has suspended all flights until 12pm local time on wednesday after a fire broke out at a car park. the blaze took hold in the terminal car park 2 on tuesday evening ataround 9:00. part of the building later collapsed. five people have been treated for smoke inhalation. the airport has asked passengers on flights due to leave luton to stay away. the cause of the fire is not yet known. the car park was only completed recently. this passenger's plane had just touched down when the fire broke out. as we came out of the airport terminal building, they look like to be a bit of a fire going on in the top flooring car park one. it didn't look that bad initially and did look a little bit strange, a car on fire, but suddenly there was an explosion and there was a massive doubt of fla

raz haydan and safra areas also witnessed the holding of numerous gatherings in which the participantsed the silence of the united nations against the crimes of the occupying regime against the palestinian people in hospitals and homes. the people of the bani ower tribe in the sohar region also held a large gathering in support of the al-aqsa and mellat storm operations hold palestine and condemn the brutal zionist crimes against children and women. israel was shocked and confused, then threatened: it will take severe revenge and started the crime with fejj killings and intensifying the siege. israel is now facing an impasse in the eyes of the world. this regime has not yet started the ground attack that it has been talking about for a long time. it has not won any military victory to restore its shaky image. in the domestic scene, everyone agrees on the war in the gaza strip and emphasizes that their regime has suffered defeat and need it is necessary to restore its image and credibility in order to prevent a deep security gap. but there have been many discussions between the leaders

hostage, but along with ariel and kfir we know of 12—year—old erez and his sister sahar, and sisters razat's happening to them. and now the lives of palestinian children are also being taken and torn apart. caroline hawley, bbc news. the israeli army says a first plane carrying us military aid has arrived at an airbase in the south of the country. the us secretary of state antony blinken is heading for israel later today, a trip which washington says is intended to send a message of solidarity and support. in a speech on tuesday, president biden said he'd make sure israel had what it needs to defend itself against attacks by hamas. he described the assault as an "act of sheer evil". so in this moment, we must be crystal clear. we stand with israel. and we will make sure it has what it needs to take care of its citizens, defend itself, and respond to this attack. there's no justification for terrorism. there's no excuse. but, in a phone call with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu, the white house says mr biden stressed the need to distinguish between terrorists and innocent civil

hostage but along with ariel and kfir we know of 12—year—old erez and his sister sahar, and sisters razildren are also being taken and torn apart. caroline hawley, bbc news. and this is a war that is very close to home for many communities in britain. 0ur religion editor aleem maqbool looks at how families here have been affected. ahmed najar is an economist in london. he tells of bad news he received from the place he grew up, gaza. one of my cousins, we just found out that he was killed on saturday, in the evening. ahmed says he's worried for the rest of his extended family, with so many air strikes. as you can imagine, the situation there is not easy to really find out how people were killed, or whether they are under the rubble, or whether they are still alive. well, for so many people in this country, these horrors feel like they're being played out much closer than ina distant land. and even if they don't have direct ties to the victims, in many cases, it's still having an impact on daily life. with fears of a rise in anti—semitism, there's been an increase in security around a lo

hostage but along with ariel and kfir, we know of 12—year—old erez and his sister sahar, and sisters razn buildings in gaza, nobody knows what's happening to them. and now the lives of palestinian children are also being taken and torn apart. caroline hawley, bbc news. let's now cross live to manila and speak to a man whose sister lives in israel who is missing, alone be hamas attacks and so to is her husband as well as to back of her three children. thank you for your time here on tuesday. i appreciate it is a difficult time so thank you for sparing some of your time to talk about what you have been going through. so what really have you heard from authorities?- have you heard from authorities? ., ., ., authorities? the information that we have _ authorities? the information that we have is _ authorities? the information that we have is not - authorities? the information that we have is not really - authorities? the information l that we have is not really from authorities but from eyewitnesses. that is from the kibbutz. both my father, my little sister and younger sister living in the

it says hundreds of bodies have been discovered that at the is raz o. e. rez crossing. rather how most used to bulldoze is to break past the barrier. they lice are released to video, showing fighters breaching and checkpoints, and taking captives on sunday is well confirmed. there's been fighting in these 3 settlements. the palestinian arms group is i'm a jihad says it's fine, it's we're involved is well continues to loan strikes on gaza on sunday. civilian infrastructure has been leveled to the ground as strikes hid, residential areas, tunnels and a mosque. as we've mentioned, 370 palestinians have been killed with more than 2200 injured. rub. reynolds has today's developments from southern eas route near the guns of frontier to hello cindy and providers from gaza infiltrated close to the major is really city of escalade sunday and exchange supplier with israeli forces. the fighters were pursued driving a car believe to have been seized from one of the settlements near the gaza strip. in a shoot out with is really troops and police. an undetermined number of israelis w

hostage but along with ariel and kfir we know of 12—year—old erez and his sister sahar, and sisters razildings in gaza nobody knows what's happening to them. and now the lives of palestinian children are also being taken and torn apart. caroline hawley, bbc news. the young victims on both sides. what now for israel and gaza, for the men with the guns, and the civilians on both sides caught in between? they face off across a frontier marked so indelibly in blood. two seemingly irreconcilable foes, in a region where peace has long been just another casualty. that's it from us injerusalem. now, back to you, sophie, in the studio. clive, thank you. this is a war that is very close to home for many communities in britain. our religion editor aleem maqbool looks at how families here have been affected. ahmed najar is an economist in london. he tells of bad news he received from the place he grew up, gaza. one of my cousins, we just found out that he was killed on saturday, in the evening. ahmed says he's worried for the rest of his extended family, with so many air strikes. as you can imagine

. >> 31-year-old gal raz travelled to the party with two friends and met up with his other friends, abi his girlfriend noah. >> i told her nothing about this party. i pushed him a bit to come with me because enjoyed some festivals like this before. >> also enjoying the festival, the 22-year-old restaurant manager named omer. >> he is professional, owner of a restaurant eventually. and to have a family. >> shini, a german israeli citizen had come as well. >> my daughter is very artistic. she likes drawing. she's a true artist. and she likes music festivals. and she likes to dance. >> another party goer was elcana, a husband and father of a 3-year-old boy. >> he had a huge heart. he has big love and ice cream shop. he's a very smart guy. >> he loved life. he went to celebrate life. >> the celebration was supposed to go on all day. but at 6:30 a.m., the music stopped. >> the music shut down. sometimes happens. in the first seconds i was like, yeah, sure. electricity shut down. >> and you could see in the distance, this is maybe fireworks? >> this video was taken at exactly 6:30. like, 20 s

my colleague raz sanchez has the latest there. >> tonight, the scale of devastation in gaza, coming into full view. after four days of israeli retaliation, airstrikes, whole neighborhoods now lying in ruins. and smoke rising as boats burn in gaza city port. one missile falling in the sea. israel's military says its launch more than 2300 strikes so far, in response to the assault mounted by hamas terrorists. tonight, hamas leaders continue to fire rockets into israel, and hold civilians hostage in gaza. but it's ordinary palestinians who live under hamas rule that don't necessarily support the group, who often pay the heaviest price. digging through the rubble, with bare hands. gaza's hospitals, overwhelmed by the tide of injuries. >> she's a young mother, her daughter sofia turns to two tomorrow. >> i feel guilty, because i can't even say happy birthday. >> with gaza's borders still sealed, we were forced to talk over shaky internet. >> when the bombs are falling, what do you tell your daughter? >> big car, that's all i can reply to her. but she can recognize the sound. >> israel's defen

on the day of the attack, raz saw missilefire. he followed people into a shelter and came face-to-face with hamas fighters. >> what i see is -- >> you hear words in arabic, not h hebrew. >> i see them coming. >> you see a gun slowly coming in. >> slowly, slowly, slowly. >> none of you have a weapon? >> i don't have nothing, just my hands and my legs. >> what did you do? >> and when i say this, the girl scream. when she see this, she scream. the terrorists listen to this, go to the shelter. i go down and i give a box to the boss, to the terrorist, and he shoot not in the body, in the leg. >> it throws off the shot. >> yes, yes. so it goes down. so, i take the weapon and takes me out from the shelter, and i see in the right side. i tell you, i think 40, 50 terrorists -- on a car with a weapon, a big weapon. and i see the car, they run away from the festival. they shoot them. >> so, the festival cars are coming by as people are fleeing. but these terrorists are waiting here. >> yes. >> so, the festival, those people fleeing, maybe th

. >> ali velshi is one of many correspondents including raz sanchez who made it to a kibbutz near theorder that was attacked by hamas. here's what he saw. >> everyone the small houses in this kibbutz is a scene of horror. as you watch him here into the living room, there are bullet casings all over the floor. there is just the carnage, the chaos of the people who lived here, bullet holes in the tv. bullet holes on the wall, and it's hard to believe this was once replace someone called home. >> just a few miles away, nbc correspondent nelson barber was trying to people who witnessed the attack. she and her team are forced to take cover as rockets were fired. [sound of artillery] [speaking in a global language] >> alison barber joins me from tel aviv. what did you see there today? >> i've spent a lot of time reporting on the ground in ukraine, and one thing that happened there a lot is missiles flying in the air. you will hear an air raid siren. but because those missiles are typically coming from the caspian sea, and russia, and that country is so big, you often have a window of time w

. >> my wife, my daughter raz less than 5 years old, and my little baby girl, less than 3 years old,they're just little babies. they're not even girls. i don't even know if they ate enough, if they're cold or hot, if they're hurt. >> i'll be speaking to more family members of those taken hostage along with israeli and palestinian officials, military experts, and diplomats, and former cia director john brennan on what was iran's role. how were hamas fighters able to overwhelm israel's security, and how high is the risk that the war could spread with attacks against israel from the north, the west bank and beyond. >>> good day, everyone, i'm andrea mitchell in washington with breaking news, our coverage of rapidly moving developments of the war in israel where it is 7:00 p.m. right now. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying earlier that the campaign against hamas is just getting started. as israel is launching reprisal attacks against hamas in the densely populated gaza strip, after the militant group infiltrated the normally secure border and overwhelmed israel's iron dome

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to boy, you're watching the news on, on how to 0 life from to how without continuing coverage of his raz, coming up in the next 60 minutes. a mastercard and guys of the largest refugee count more than a 100 palestinians, including women and children, are killed in these really strikes on java. the hundreds of injured have been taken to a nearby innovation hospital, which is so of a stretch at some being treated on the floor. also this our face to face bottles between these really forces and how my slides is inside gaza is really tugs head towards the coast cops, district in house. and is really settlers increase their attacks on palestinian families in the occupied. westbound during is all the thank you very much for joining us, is just past 15 gmc, that's 5 pm in gaza. and a massacre has been carried out in gases largest refugee camp. at least 100 people have been killed and is really strikes on the job lea, a refugee camp guys. a civil defense says the camp has been completely destroyed. a massive crater is seen in a densely populated residential block rescue. those and civilians are w

he's just raz's trouble, you know, so raz's just causing a little bit of trouble.eave it there, paul >> i hate to leave it there, paul, but we'll see a bit more in the next hour. i'll tell you what, just very briefly, i'll tell you why i like gibraltar so much, why you shouldn't be rude about gibraltar. >> i know it wasn't rude. is >> i know it wasn't rude. it is gibraltar. >> the most british place >> it is the most british place you it's more you can ever go. it's more british britain. british than britain. >> true. >> that's true. >> that's true. >> and it's fabulous. >> and it's fabulous. >> and it's got a cute little monkeys as hasn't it? monkeys as well, hasn't it? >> well, they're bit vicious. >> well, they're a bit vicious. oh are they? >> you just keep your distance. >> oh, i'm not. >> oh, i'm not. >> maybe then still to >> maybe not. then still to come, with us. the uk and come, stay with us. the uk and the eu has told social media sites deal with the 7.42. >> good morning . this is >> good morning. this is breakfast with stephen and ellie and we're going

but we have, we have had a meeting with watch tower talking about some of the am raz and concerns. at sunnidale, there are a total of 59 cameras 86 them are down. we are work withing watch tower and taking them off the buildings that are slated for demolition so we can relocate them and not lose the number of cameras but reposition them through. and that repositioning at sunnidale is scheduled for next week. and. >> just a quick question there. are those repositions conversations in dialogue with the san francisco police department? so there is really is a true understanding of a public safety overview? >> let me ask connie, in the dialogue and in the meeting with watch tower. >> yes, we are working our senior manager is working with sfpd. they have given recommendation of where certain cameras should be laid out and if cameras should be lifted higher to avoid any vandalism what not. so we've taken the recommendations into consideration and discussed it with watch tower. >> and i would offer, can you ask the officer that you're working with or the senior officers to ensure that the

i would like to have you bring on raz segal.e is a historian whose area of specialty is the holocaust and genocide. i am basing my comments on something that he said what is happening in gaza is nothing other than genocide and ethnic cleansing, cutting food, water, energy, and medical supplies is genocide. forcing one million people to move from the north to the south is genocide. bobbing gaza with the equivalence of bob's in one week that we use in one year in afghanistan is genocide. the president of israel said that everyone in gaza is an enemy combatant is genocide. calling palestinians animals is genocide. host: let's go to crystal, who is calling from wilkes-barre, pennsylvania. good morning. caller: good morning. as you stated, i am calling on the democratic line but i don't agree with anything right now, and i decided not to vote for him. i will sit this one out, but let me make two points. when president biden gets up there and says that we are in support of ukraine from being invaded by russia that is ok, and then he g

i would like to have you bring on raz segal.e is a historian whose area of specialty is the holocaust and genocide. i am basing my comments on something that he said what is happening in gaza is nothing other than genocide and ethnic cleansing, cutting food, water, energy, and medical supplies is genocide. forcing one million people to move from the north to the south is genocide. bobbing gaza with the equivalence of bob's in one week that we use in one year in afghanistan is genocide. the president of israel said that everyone in gaza is an enemy is an enemy combatant is genocide. calling palestinians animals is genocide. host: let's go to crystal, who is calling from wilkes-barre, pennsylvania. good morning. caller: good morning. as you stated, i am calling on the democratic line but i don't agree with anything right now, and i decided not to vote for him. i will sit this one out, but let me make two points. when president biden gets up there and says that we are in support of ukraine from being invaded by russia that is ok, a

what's going on everyone, ali raz here back with a brand new episode of iran tech and tehran is once again home to the biggest railway and transportation expo in the entire west asia region, so we came to tehran's international exhibition center, where hundreds of companies in this field have gathered to showcase their latest achievements and field and uh link up with potential clients, and what we're going to do is check out some of these technologies and learn a thing or two about what goes on in the industry of railway and transportation, stay tuned.