there's a gradual escalation as has the law intensifies its attacks on military positions in northern israel. the lebanese arm group is striking at the army assets, but it's still being described as a calculated response to what the group considers provocations by israel in recent weeks. these really army has been striking far beyond the usual boarder regence targeting what it says or has the compounds and infrastructure killing the groups, commanders, and fighters. the conflict is in a new phase. the united nations peacekeeping force deployed along 11 on the southern border. says there has been a concerning shift in the exchanges of fire general, that's our one. the recent events have the potential to put at risk a political solution to these hostilities. adding that currently there are, there is an expense expansion. and intensification of strikes is ro appears to be operating with little restraint, as it attempts to push hezbollah away from the border. the army says it wants to create a strong barrier. so tens of thousands of residents in northern israel can return home and live safely. b

so tens of thousands of residents in northern israel can return home and live safely. but there are divisions on how to proceed with some suggesting the stepped up.

far from 11 on kills and is raining soldier and teenagers pace in northern israel's news. we're going to be getting jobs over the largest medical facility in the southern city of con eunice is under siege is where the snipers have killed at least 3 people and injured 10 inside. and also hospital officer telling palestinian sheltering there to leave when people to try to play. they've come to fire more than 400 people, including patients and medical stuff. i still believe to be inside. as we receive these pictures of people leaving the nasa hospital complex, this is part of it is very evacuation order is not clear how many people have left the hospital in the last few hours. and this is what parts of rough look like now after 4 months of war, around 1500000 palestinians, or sheltering here, the u. n. is called a pressure cooker of despair. people are not forced to flee again. the head of a possible is very dry and defensive on emma, who lives in southern gaza with the latest situation in rafa. the situations and rough estimate they are getting very, very critical at this po

the ongoing high intensity war in israel, and arguably a low to medium intensity war on the northern front between israeli forces and hezbollah, so i wonder how these strikes are being met there. because, of course, i imagine there's israeli support for striking back at iranian proxies in the region. >> well, look, israel has many times before struck irangen and iranian proxy forces inside of syria. in fact, just earlier today there was a report in iranian state media an irgc advisor was killed in syria by an israeli strike. the israelis will no doubt be happy to see american allies striking iranian forces and their proxies inside of iraq and syria. but it certainly doesn't lower the temperature in a region that has really felt at times like it could really explode beyond what we are already seeing right now, which ben so succinctly described. israel is surrounded by iranian proxies, not only hamas in gaza, hezbollah to the northern in lebanon, but there are those proxies in iraq and syria. in fact, that proxy group, the islamic resistance in iraq, has actually claimed responsibility

border so that families can return to their homes in northern israel and southern lebanon.nd live in peace and security. we also discussed the imperative of maximizing civilian protection and humanitarian aid, to address the ongoing suffering of palestinian civilians in gaza. nearly 2 million people have been displaced from their homes. hundreds of thousands are experiencing acute hunger. most have lost someone that they love. day after day, more people are killed. on all of my previous visits here and pretty much every day in between, we have pressed israel in concrete ways to strengthen civilian protection, to get more assistance to those who need it. over the past four months, israel has taken important steps to do that, starting the flow of aid, doubling it during the first pause for hostage releases , opening the north and south corridors so people could move out of the immediate harm's way. through these core doors, with four hours pause every day, three hours notice. starting the flow of assistance from jordan, establishing deconfliction mechanisms for humanitarian s

that's the way they're describing it. violence bombing by hezbollah on northern israel. hezbollah did targets as well as main command headquarters, the northern command headquarters, and suffered, and that's deep inside as well, some 15 kilometers. and they killed in this way. the soldier has got a did this really as a message of the parents. because as of late as well, really has been stepping up its attacks and, and it's threats. lives in magnolia is a minute trim political analyst. he says this latest exchange, if i will likely increase a tax on israel from other funds. it is right. it is a thing, several villages that often say the very sensitive like no but the like if she and it is also anything other really good that there's not being had before. so it is an escalation. and i think triple of respond by the same. and then the safety of the room, bob man, but the result in dog to match the role. and what i mean without an audrey, it means respecting more or less the limits of being gauge man, but not going into a know not cool. and which is not also in the interest of these reall

countries, holds its way in many areas of living on its fighters had been firing rockets into israel, northern israel, while israel has responded with its own attacks, dw was funny for char, went to the district of conduct l. meek in central b route, where a combination of social, economic and religious factors have kept hezbollah and their affiliates in control despite the risk of war with israel. this is the barrel district of columbia and i me, the name means the deep trench. it's a poverty stricken neighborhood with a dangerous reputation as bowl a leader. his son, this roller is pictured everywhere. would you call and just walk in and start filming 1st. you have to meet with the circles, community leader. it's for our safety. he said he used to be a fight or for a militia. affiliated with mr. wallace has been a while a semester. say, you know, it's relo says we're supporting garza so we are now fighting to reduce the tension on casa pest. below. doesn't want to warm up the home. 5 and those are all that's words are seen, but he's feeling worse as the message you all on earth, even if he talks of

some of those forces have been re position to northern israel on lebanese border, wishing one form or another may suggest that they are either building a capacity along the board. or would you suggest this is a more, determines defensive approach for do you think that this could be building towards inoffensive? well, actually this is a multi faceted issue. one of the things that they want to, but the cost of the cars ability for their own people because a lot of reports have been talking on the subject of his settlers in the north of palestine while facing the itself level. they said, you're not going to go to our places unless you do something to help us because as well as the board the, this is one thing. the other thing is that just like make an extension on the continuation for what's happening. it doesn't. if they were not able to do anything and goes out of that, it says beat on is always of the siege that has no mounting. there's no rain of montez and whatever. i mean, they couldn't do with this themselves. say that when we talk about as well, we're talking about a dozen times

some of those forces haven't reposition to northern israel on lebanese border. wishing one form or another may suggest that they are either building a capacity along the border. would you suggest this is a more deterrence defensive approach for do you think that this could be building towards inoffensive? well, actually this is a multi faceted issue. one of the things that they want to, but the cost of the credibility for their own people. because a lot over the course have been talking on the themselves of his settlers and the north of palestine was facing itself level known. they said, you're not going to go to our places unless you do something to help us. because as well as the border, this is one thing. the other thing is that just, i make an extension of the continuation for what's happening and doesn't. if they were not able to do anything and goes out of that, it has to be on is always on the siege that has no mounting. there's no rain of mountains and whatever. i mean, they couldn't do with these lumps of say that when we talk about as well, we're talking about the 10 times the ca

in northern israel, is there any forces or become demolishing the home of a palestinian activities and occupied the students in the sun votes are being counted in indonesia where millions crossed their balance for the next president. the, we're going to beginning does that with the largest medical facility in the southern city of con eunice is under siege is really cyprus have killed at least 3 people, an injured 10 inside nazzo hospital, after telling those sheltering there to leave. but when people tried to sleep, they came under fire 500 people, including patients and medical stuff. i still believe to be inside palestinian journalists are continuing to pay the highest price simply for doing their job knowledge. a 0 correspondent is male, i'll be walmart, and cameron i'm on, i'm on mata are in a critical condition in hospital they were injured in and is really drone an attack on tuesday. meanwhile, so and palestinians are trying to flee. rafa and southern gaza officer is where the air strikes at least 1500000 people are crammed into the city on the border with egypt, they say there's

troops concentrated in northern israel are preparing for a war that promises to be much more serioushas changed, quadcopters, drones and smart bombs have changed, that is, they didn’t have this then, then we had it, but today they have taken a good step forward. in the gaza sector, special forces and armored units. continues the assault on hanjunas, a city in the south palestinian enclave, during the capture and clearing of the nassar hospital, army intelligence officers identified up to two dozen militants from the brigade who participated in the massacres and hostage-taking in the cities and towns of israel on october 7. the actions of ground troops are covered by fire from the air and sea; in the roadstead along the coast of the sector, navy ships are constantly on duty. the israeli military... the gas sector melting off the coast today is modern, stuffed with the latest electronics and equipment, equipped with additionally powerful weapons. in jerusalem, a violent confrontation is growing in jewish settlements on the west bank of the jordan river. radical settlers systematically

that's the way they're describing it. violence bombing by hezbollah on northern israel has well i did target as well as main command headquarters and northern command headquarters and stuff on. and that's deep insight as well, some 15 kilometers, and they killed him this way. the soldier has the, this really, as a message of the parents, because as of late as well, really has been stepping up, it's attacks and, and it's threats and israel now retaliating. now this cycle of violence will, will this escalation, continue or with each side, you know, give a message to each side and in this round will be over and we go back to the rules of engagement. it's, it's hard to say, but no doubt, you know, the situation is tense and south 11 on people 11 on our words, because clearly this conflict has widens san ahold of the cost or is that for us from the lebanese capital they route? thank you. santa, well that's not bringing elijah magneer. he is a military and a political analyst. he joins me now from brussels. elijah, as then it was just saying, up until this points, this, an oil seeming a, be

because they are fearful of the seventh of october style attack launched by a hezbollah into northern israellt with. the world has changed. i think it's time it president biden recognized that. mark: it's an irony in a bad iron ain't that the person who is expanding the war in the middle east as joe biden and his policies. i have great fear of the communist chinese are over at their country there watching all this they are saying if united states cannot even defend the roots in the middle east from the houthis for god sake they still are not going to build to defend the south china sea or innovation in taiwan from the second most military of the face of the earth this is going to get worse before it gets better. next former senior advisor to president trump stephen miller. our country could be drastically safer if just one thing was under control, our southern border. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ is this yours? you ready? surprise! i don't think you can clear this. i got this. it's yours now. hi, i'm chris and i lost 57 pounds on golo. golo isn't complicated. i don't have to follow a restricti

the fate of the whole middle east, notjust israel's empty evacuated northern towns, depends on breakingnd hatred of war. so far, the diplomats are fighting a losing battle. jeremy bowen, bbc news, in israel. polygamy zielinski says raids came as joseph burrell was polygamy zielinski says raids came asjoseph burrell was visiting kyiv. volodymyr zelensky ——. the worst missile attack that has been for two weeks here, more than 60 missiles and drones launched by russia across ukraine to apartment blocks here in kyiv. ukraine to apartment blocks here in k iv. , , ., ., kyiv. they were badly damaged. there was a fire until _ kyiv. they were badly damaged. there was a fire until very _ kyiv. they were badly damaged. there was a fire until very recently, - kyiv. they were badly damaged. there was a fire until very recently, big - was a fire until very recently, big orange flames pouring out of the windows and lots and lots of black smoke. four people were killed here in their homes, and this was early this morning here in kyiv. the air raids started just before six o'clock, lots of people were

by these actions, israel will lose northern israel.with us and giving us the latest from how ex was reacting to targeting residential areas in south lebanon. now, ladies and gents, we move to figures expose. now, an opinion poll revealed that 90% of the leban. is hold the united states accountable for zinus israel's continued attacks on lebanon and the gaza strip. a survey conducted by the consultative center for studies and documentation, a beirot-based research institution on strategic and development studies was conducted four months into thesign aggression on gaza and included a sample of 400 people from various lebanese sects and regions. when asked of the united states of america is the main reason behind the continued escalation and the f fair to when the israeli aggression, the poll found that across all sectors of lebanon, 94% of shias agreed, 92.4% of sunnis agreed, 83% 8% of christians agreed and 92.9% of the drus sect agreed. the poll also found that two-thirds of those fold agreed that the islamic resistance in lebanon his

a plan was to move the civilians if an operation does take place amid new tension in northern israel.ting reports this hour from israeli media indicating dozens of rockets were fired by the lebanese militant group hezbollah into northern israel. it does come after fresh strikes today targeting an area the israelis say was just about 40 miles to the northeast of beirut and the entire region waiting to see if those cease-fire talks will be successful. >> bill: let's hope. trey rick thanks. we'll hope for progress. trey yengst in israel. thanks. >> when i say frequent do you think prior to november 1st of 2021 you were at the condo more than ten times? >> no, sir. >> less than ten times. >> yes, sir. >> if phone records were to reflect you were making phone calls from the same location as the condo before november 1, 2021 and it was on multiple occasions the phone records would be wrong? >> if phone records reflect it, yes. they'd be wrong >> aishah: new evidence shows wade's cell phone pinged from locations near willis's residential neighborhood 35 times in 2021. that is long before the

neutralize the civilians, they will not neutralize beirot, all of the civilian infrastructure in northern israelhe families of designist captives in the hands of the resistance in. we give you time, but give us the result of the basic influential factor. yes, thank you, mr. for your participation in this episode of israel watch, and thank you, dear viewers for your follow-up, until we meet again, god willing. i sam car nije krio da je njegova golotinja, andrej plenković je premijer s najviše novinarske, jer njegovo uđenje kazneni zakon znači kraj, pravo na točnu i pravodobnu informaciju borićemo se zagantno i. this week on expos a, publishing unsubstantiated claims of hamas headquarters under al-schiffa in gaza hospital proved to be lies by scientist media. claims of systematic rape on october 7 appealed to racist strope against the palestinian people sweep major western mainstream media, and shockingly over half of young americans surveyed on zionist israel's war on gaza believe the zionist state should. seas to exist, an african lawyer captures international attention with her compelling repre

by these actions israel will lose northern israel.ebanese hold the united states accountable for zinus israel's continued attacks on lebanon and the gaza strip. a survey conducted by the consultative center for studies and documentation, a beirot-based research institution on strategic and development studies. conducted four months into the zinus aggression on gaza and included a sample of 400 people from various lebanese sects and regions. when asked of the united states of america is the main reason behind the continued escalation and the failure to end the israeli aggression, the poll found that across all sectors of lebanon 94% of shias agreed. 92.4% of sunnis agreed, 83.8% of christians agreed and 92.9% of the drew's sect agreed. the poll also found that two-thirds of those poled agreed that the islamic resistance in lebanon hisbullah takes into account lebanon's national interests in its support for the palestinian people. now, according to the poll, around 60% believed that hisbolah's demonstration of strength would deter the z

border so that families can return to their homes, both in northern israel and in southern lebanon, and live in peace and security. as we also discussed, the imperatives of maximizing simply protection and humanitarian aid to address the ongoing suffering of pallets and the civilians and guys, nearly 2000000 people have been displaced in their homes. hundreds of thousands are experiencing a few 100 most had lost someone that they loved. then day after day, more people are killed on all of my previous visits here and pretty much every day in between. we have pressed is real and concrete ways to strengthen civilian protection, to get more assistance to those need and over the past 4 months is real estate and, and to do just that starting the flow rate doubling it during the 1st pause for hostage releases opening the north and south core doors and gaza so that people could move out of immediate harm's way through these core doors with 4 hours pause every day. 3 hours. notice opening crash alone. starting the flow of assistance from jordan. establishing the confliction back it is for t

at least 4 people, including has voted a member on the strikes, follow a real kind of tackle, northern israel that killed a woman in the city of suffolk wants the keys of human rights abuses, indonesia is full of defense, minnesota, as claim victory in the presidential election. the we begin in gaza and the situation in southern gaza is largest hospital is becoming more. di and desperate is rarely forces. have us displaced palestinians to leave font without giving them a safe passage. it's believed up to 3000 displays. people were in the medical complex when israel began in siege 3 weeks ago. many have chosen to stay despite the evacuation of what hundreds of patients and stuff remain inside is where the snipers have killed at least 3 people in the last 48 hours. and meanwhile, as rarely forces have rated gauze as hospitals one off to the other. this is what remains of us data on laurie at hospital, which is in northern garza, it was attacked repeatedly with every wing now destroyed. and these all pictures filmed at the indonesian hospital in jamalia like nasa. it too, was the round advised w

neutralize the civilians, they will not neutralize beirot, all of the civilian infrastructure in northern israel families of designist captives in the hands of the resistance. הצעדה שבאמת הגיעו אלפי אנשים יצאה מכיכר החתופים והייתה אמורה להגיע לכאן. בדרך ירדו וחסמו את הילון. the issue of the captives is growing in terms of influence but its impact is limited. the main factor is the failure to achieve the goals because the israelis are ready to make sacrifices. sacrifices, we give you time, but give us the result of the basic influential factor. yes, thank you, mr. for your participation in this episode of israel watch, and thank you, dear viewers for your follow-up, until we meet again, god willing! the success of the islamic revolution in iran formulated new equations in all of west asia, no two people can argue about that with resistance in lebanon and palestine posing a real terror to the israeli entity, the culture of resistance has spread beyond gaza and in all the lands of ziness israeli occupied palestine, so much so that the sense of anxiety with settlers is through the roof and with most

at the same time, we are continuing to worklosely with israel and both in northern israel and in southernanon and live in peace and security. we also discussed the imperative of maximizing civilian protection and humanitarian aid to address the ongoing suffering of the palestinian civilians in gaza. nearly 2 million people have been displaced from their homes, hundreds of thousand nsync extreme hunger. most have lost someone that they love. day after day, more people are killed. on all of my previous visits here and pretty much every day in between, we have pressed isel in concrete ways to strengthen civilian protection to get more assistance to those who need it, and over the past four months, israel hasn't -- has taken important steps, starting with the flowing of aid, opening the north and south corridors in gaza so people could move outf harm's way through these corridors with a four hour pause every day and three hours notice. starting the flow of assistance from jordan, establishing d confliction -- de-confliction mechanisms. today, more assistance is moving into gaza than at any ti

residential areas in southern 11 on 6 people are killed off and one is really, soldier was killed in northern israel and several people ended in a shooting near a super bowl victory parade in kansas city is full. the women's well, number one sentence players closing in on the title, display on site is 3 to the quarter finals and the counselor wife and she looked at the window, told him, in fact it strikes the . we begin in central garza where at least 14 people have been killed in is riley as strike. the strike hits a residential building indeed. and is there it's, can it collapsed trappings? thousands of people on the rubble. on tuesday, another 12 people were killed in the camp of to, in his riley as strike as guys it's hard assume was live in rafa city for us. so these latest series of as strikes on central gaza took us through them as well as in ruffle where you all so yes, in fact, there was a clear intensification of that use where the military strikes in the past few hours across different areas in the garza strickland in particular, in the central and also in the southern part where and roug

the fate of the whole middle east, notjust israel's empty, evacuated northern towns, depends on breaking the diplomats are fighting a losing battle. jeremy bowen, bbc news, in israel. the prince of wales has spoken publicly for the first time since the king was diagnosed with cancer. he thanked the well—wishers as he arrived at a charity gala dinner in central london. our royal correspondent daniela relph was there. returning to royal duty — tonight the prince of wales was at a fundraising dinner for the london air ambulance. and a first comment from prince william to the bbc during what is a challenging time for the royal family. your royal highness, how grateful are you for the public support you've received in recent weeks? i really appreciate all the messages, thank you. prince william is a former air ambulance pilot himself, so this evening's event had personal meaning to him. and there was a touch of top gun glamour, too. tom cruise, the star guest, and another experienced pilot in the room. the prince gave a speech to guests at the fundraiser, his first since his wife had surgery

the fate of the whole middle east, notjust israel's empty, evacuated northern towns, depends on breaking shock and hatred of war. so far, the diplomats are fighting a losing battle. jeremy bowen, bbc news, in israel. to getan to get an understanding of what "total victory" looks like for israel. we spoke to a spokesperson for israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu. we believe that these two goals that we have the find for, the operation in gaza, after hamas dragged us into this war, following the october seven massacre, which is the release of the hostages and also the elimination of hamas. they're not contradictory. they go hand—in—hand. we believe that the military pressure, the heavy military pressure that we're exerting on the ground in gazais we're exerting on the ground in gaza is what created the conditions, for example, back in november, to reach a diplomatic framework by which we saw the release of some of the hostages. now, we want our stolen people back. there are 136 hostages in gaza. we believe that about 100 of them are still alive, and we want all of them back. we will

it's fired into the northern israel on thursday with civilian infrastructure. reportedly had this on verified footage purports to show damage to a hi cindy, it's really city of color. yet shimoda no casualties have been reported or has policies. the rocket strikes were in response to idea of had time to 11 on size, which reportedly killed at least 10 civilians including 5 children. if the worst such incident along the border since the regional flare up on october 7th, israel has claimed it was targeting the urea and retaliation for a rocket attack that killed on his release soldier. we heard from germany political list i'll yeah, yeah. on the prospects of a full scale war between israel and the northern neighbor in 2006, just one aspect of has a lot was a enough. so there is what i mean to an open list. so the suite days, well i guess demo why now the stomach has little, uh, uh, cut it out. 1038 a solution on till yesterday. but the as well, um you didn't choose to open up too long. with an open rule, with hand below was no limit. oh no more that i think that the usual me is not to i

at least 4 people, including a has balaam and the strikes follow a rocket attack on northern israel that killed the woman. the city of suffers and off the is of miss mutual mistrust. so he's president of roger i about to go on visits, egypt to improve time once accused of human rights abuses, the easiest form of defense minister is kind victory in the presidential election. the we begin in gaza, what hundreds of palestinians have been saying, leaving the besieged and also hospital in the some of the city of con eunice is ready for us is issued. the evacuation order on tuesday. it's believed up to 3000 displace palestinians were in the medical complex. when is well began at siege 3 weeks ago to hundreds of patients and stuff remain inside is riley snipers have killed at least 3 people in the past. 48 hours. this ready for us is a rated garza hospitals, one off to the other. this is what remains of a significant amount of the hospital in northern garza. it was a tax repeatedly with every wing destroyed. these are pictures filmed at the, in the nation hospital in giovanni, a blogs and also

about. um, we know israel is blocking aid in contravention of the icj ruling, um, as i said at the beginning of the show, at the top, that there have been rockets fired into northern sity, killing one soldier, injuring number of others, and at the same time, the independent block members of the european parliamentarians are pushing for the full prior treatment for israel, including being banned from international events, we've seen it done to... south africa in the last century and to russia in recent years. what do you make of that route? well, i think the eu, we have to be very careful because it's not a homogenous block, we talk about the european union, but there are different powers vying for authority in there. you have germany, which is obviously very fanatically pro israel, but then you have other member states like spain, ireland, uh, to fran, france to lesser degree, who have either opposed israel right from the very beginning. or have taken uh or sort of grown impatient with the scale of the offensive and the french have slapped sanctions on some of the settlers too, 100% and actually the united kingdom is also planning to to do something similar, so yo

about, um, we know israel is blocking aid in contravention of the icj ruling, um, as i said at the beginning of the show, at the top, that there have been rockets fired into northern zionist entity, killing one soldier, injuring number of others, and at the same time the independent block members of the european parliamentarians are pushing for the full pario treatment for israel, including being banned from international events, we've seen it done to south africa in the last century and to russia. in recent years, what do you make of that route? well, i think the eu, we have to be very careful because it's not a homogenous block, we talk about the european union, but there are different powers vying for authority in there, you have germany, which is obviously very fanatically pro israel, but then you have other member states like spain, ireland uh to franc france to a less degree who have either opposed israel right from the very beginning or have taken uh or sort of grown. patient with the scale of the offensive and the french slap sanctions on some of the settlers too recently 100% and actually the united kingdom is also planning to to do um you know something

the fate of the whole middle east, notjust israel's empty, evacuated northern towns, depends on breakinghock and hatred of war. so far, the diplomats are fighting a losing battle. jeremy bowen, bbc news, in israel. for more on israel's position in these talks, my colleague caitriona perry spoke to tal heinrich, spokesperson for israeli prime minister netanyahu. when the prime minister says today that there is no other solution other than total re—, does that mean a complete rejection now of these talks aimed at agreeing some sort of truce to get the israeli hostages home?- truce to get the israeli hostages home? truce to get the israeli hostaaes home? ., ., ., hostages home? 0h, not at all. we believe _ hostages home? 0h, not at all. we believe that _ hostages home? 0h, not at all. we believe that these _ hostages home? 0h, not at all. we believe that these two - hostages home? 0h, not at all. | we believe that these two goals that we have defined for the operation in gaza after we were dragged into this war following the seventh of october mexico, which is a release of hostages and also

highlighted key steps to ensure that more age reaches more people in gaza it israel should of been so assistance can float in northern improve coordination with the humanitarian providers. and, israel must ensure that the delivery of life—saving assistance to gaza is not blocked for any reason and by anyone. we urge israel to do more to help civilians in knowing full well that it faces an enemy that would never hold itself to those standards, an enemy that cynically embeds itself among men, women and children and fires rockets from hospitals, from schools, from mosques, from residential buildings and an enemy whose leaders surround themselves with hostages in publicly declares its goal to kill as many innocent civilians as it can simply because they are jewish and innocent civilians as it can simply because they arejewish and to wipe israel off that is why we have made clear that israel is fullyjustified in confronting hamas and other terrorist organisations is where the united states is done more than any to support israel's october and the most horrific way on october seven, the hostages have been demonised but tha

there's a gradual escalation as has the law intensifies its attacks on military positions in northern israel. celebrities arm group is striking at the army assets, but it's still being described as it calculated response to what the group considers provocations by israel in recent weeks. these really army has been striking far beyond the usual boarder regence targeting what it says or has the compounds and infrastructure killing the groups, commanders, and fighters. the conflict is in a new phase. the united nations peacekeeping force deployed along 11 on southern border says there has been a concerning shift in the exchanges of fire general. that's our one. the recent events have the potential to put at risk a political solution to these hostilities. adding that currently there are, there is an expense expansion and intensification of strikes. israel appears to be operating with little restraint, as it attempts to push has blown away from the border. the army says it wants to create a strong barrier. so tens of thousands of residents in northern israel can return home and live safely. but t

the northern border of israel with hezbollah has exchange of fire every day.the idea to engage with hamas inside of gaza. the question is could these strikes then trigger a misinterpretation of another move. could it trigger one of iran's proxies in iraq and syria to strike back aggress i havely and therefor escalate the situation. well the first we've heard is from the iraqi government. a spokesman for the army there is saying it is a violation of their sovereignty. now we've heard them say this before, so that in itself not necessary an escalation. the biggest and strongest of the iran backed militias hezbollah just before the strikes, minutes before the strikes on their telegram channel they said they were waiting for orders about what to do next. an indication that they're waiting for teheran their main sponsor how to respond to the events of the night. it's not clear yet how much damage has been done. how many of the rgic members and how much of their weapons have been damaged and destroyed overnight. but i think perhaps looking toward the president of ir

for 40 is really captives held in garza. israel has also reported the agree to the gradual return of displaced palestinians to northern garza. so to say end of the deal, israel would re position its forces away from crowded areas and hold ariel surveillance for 8 hours a day by made his remarks during appearance on a late night chats. right. and then we've done a recent principal agreement. there will be a cease fire while that takes place, ramadan is coming up and there's been an agreement by these realize that they would not engage in activities during ramadan as well, in order to give us time to get all the hostages out. that gives us time to begin to move in direction is that a lot of our countries are prepared to move in. and then the meantime, there too many of us and people that are being killed and is realized, slowed down the attacks and rough or they have to. and they've made a commitment to me. they're going to say to it that there is a village to evacuate significant portions of rafa before they go and take out the remainder of a mouse but fit. but as a process, israel has had the overwhelming support of t

palestinian prisoners for 40 is really captives held in gaza. israel has also reported they agreed to the gradual return of displaced palestinians to northern garza. sources say that under the deal israel would repossession its forces away from crowded areas on hold aerial surveillance for 8 hours a day. barton was making an appearance on nbc that late night with set myers when he mentioned israel's willingness to posit. still that is driven ramadan off to the sho, biden told reporters he's optimistic that a deal is close. well, i hope, by the week of the end of the week my, my not security adviser tells me that for close costs is not done yet. my hope is by next monday, but the boxes joining us from all the bodies to is the minimum. what do we know about the details of those 2? the be laid out some of the broad, but it's important to add some extra contexts to some of this in terms of the possibility of a coming into gauze or this is something opposed to us and west not live pushed israel full for many, many months. now, it could be as many as $500.00 trucks a day according some sol says it could also entail the reopening of things like ba

the fate of the whole middle east, notjust israel's empty evacuated northern towns, depends on breakingremy bowen, bbc news, in israel. reform uk — the successor to the brexit party — is climbing in the polls — with the prime minister under pressure from some on the right of his party over tax cuts and immigration. our political correspondent alex forsyth has been to dudley in the west midlands, where the party's been campaigning, to consider what impact reform uk could have on a general election this year — and how much it could split the tory vote. reform uk. have you heard of us? oh, no. do you want to? on a drizzly day in dudley, activists from reform uk are trying to get people to engage. this party has been around for a few years, but it's struggled to get traction. recently, though, it's been creeping up in the polls. i'm voting for you, mate. thank you very much. - it's trying to tap in to disillusionment with the political mainstream. i wouldn't say i'm a conservative because i'm not. and i wouldn't say i support labour because i don't support labour. so it's the other option.

israel has also reportedly agreed to the garage, overturn of this space to palestinians to northern garza. sources say under the deal, israel would re position its forces. a weight from tried to damage is on hold aerial surveillance for 8 hours a day. joe biden was making an appearance on nbc that late night with seth myers, and he mentioned israel's willingness to policy. still, it is drama on also the show by the told reporters he's optimistic that a deal is quotes on the well, i hope we can meet the end of the weekend. my, my not security adviser tells me that for clothes because is not done yet. my hope is by next monday, but a box is joining us from occupied east jerusalem development. we're hearing a lot about this and from the by to ministration, but not so much from inside. as you talk this through what israel's reaction to all of this has been rubbing the dive into the comments the president biden actually gave to set lies. and so it's being recorded as not yet being broad costs. that voice has, has reported some of those comments. he said that israel had agreed to essentially st

war with hamas in the south, escalation with hezbollah in northern israel.tion , prime minister benjamin netanya reiterates his intention to resist. hundreds of protesters gathered at the ministry of defense building complex in the city center, the crowd demanded the resignation of prime minister benjamin netanyahu and early elections. the demonstrators shouted anti-government slogans, sat on the roadway and did not allow cars to pass in order to disperse the demonstrators, the police used water. horse detachments pushed people off the road, and more than 20 people were arrested. and in france, eight police officers were injured. macron simply couldn’t attend the economic fair, visiting it is a tradition, especially since this time the salon is an anniversary, the sixtieth, understanding how this could turn out, given the mood of the farmers, the police blocked one of the pavilions, it didn’t help. angry that they received nothing but promises, the farmers broke through the cordon in the hope of finding the president. we're going to take it out, we're at hom

required and appropriate level israel's chief of the general staff telling municipalities in northern israelks to you, the idf can act decisively to change the situation in the north. we have reached great achievement striking hezbollah in lebanon this is not the time to stop there is still a long way to go, and we will do it together these regular exchanges of fire on the lebanese/israel border only adding to fears that this war with hamas could grow into a wider regional conflict, as talks of at least pausing the fighting with hamas in gaza continue to appear to stall, frances. >> chapman bell for us, thank you. >>> cisco is set to lay off 5%, or 4,000 jobs. in the first months of 2024, more than 5,000 in the tech sector have lost their jobs. >>> more snow is heading for the east coast this weekend. meteorologist angie lassman is tracking that storm as it moves in the weekend not too disrupted? >> we've got a couple of these fast-moving systems that are going to bring light accumulations to a couple spots over the next three days here's the alerts that we see up right now. 17 million peopl

i middle east correspondent lucy williamson travelled from israel's southern border with gaza to the northernowing pressures of israel's displaced communities. a museum to the violence of the hamas attacks, the first residents have returned. they say it is lonely here at night. they say it is lonely here at night. they weren't successful getting us so they burned the house down. gunfire gunhre dozens gunfire dozens were killed and taken hostage here when hamas gunmen overran the kibbutz on the 7th of october. the war in gaza a mile away now the backdrop to life. no one else has come back to live here full—time. faith in israel's ability to protect left in tatters.— faith in israel's ability to protect left in tatters. , . left in tatters. maybe they convince themselves — left in tatters. maybe they convince themselves that _ left in tatters. maybe they convince themselves that what _ left in tatters. maybe they convince themselves that what they - left in tatters. maybe they convince themselves that what they are - left in tatters. maybe they convince i themselves that what they are saying is

israel has heavily reinforced its northern border lands.raelis since 1967. inside the ruin, the head of the regional council, a retired colonel, was preparing for the worst. it retired colonel, was preparing for the worst.— for the worst. if we go, to where do _ for the worst. if we go, to where do we _ for the worst. if we go, to where do we go? - for the worst. if we go, to where do we go? to - for the worst. if we go, to l where do we go? to haifa? for the worst. if we go, to - where do we go? to haifa? then they bomb us in haifa. if we go to tel aviv, then they bomb us in tel aviv. to tel aviv, then they bomb us in tel aviv-_ in tel aviv. people prefer to move by _ in tel aviv. people prefer to move by night _ in tel aviv. people prefer to move by night in _ in tel aviv. people prefer to move by night in the - in tel aviv. people prefer to move by night in the most l move by night in the most exposed roads in northern israel. don't think of this war on the lebanonese border as a side show to gaza. it could become even worse. this is the

appropriate level israel's chief of the general staff telling heads of local municipalities in northern israel, thanks to you, the idf can act decisively to change the security situation in the north. we have reached great achievement, striking hezbollah and lebanon, but we continue to operate. this is not the time to stop there is still a long way to go, and we will do it together you know, these regular exchanges of fire on the israel/lebanon border only adding to fears that the war with hamas and gaza could grow to an even wider regional conflict, as the talks to at least pause the fighting temporarily appear to stall at this point so a lot of eyes are continuing to be on this region, frances. >> okay, chapman, thank you. >>> on the heels of a deadly winter storm, another system had bring a winter blast to the east coast. is it going to be anything like we got before? or less? >> it's not. it's really going to be light accumulations for the most part across parts of the great lakes, the midwest, and eventually the northeast. we do have a bit of an iffy commute across the great lakes we have