in the meantime, i call on the citizens of israel to strictly to adhere to the directors of the adf and homefront command. we're at war and we will win a 100 and acceptable. the attacks began at dawn, palestinian militants in gaza fired thousands of rockets at targets. in southern is real. not all of them could be interested by israel's iron dome defense system. at the same time, hundreds of homos fighters broke through the border fence into israel. the coordinated early morning assault included power gliders, according to one verified video footage, released by him us. the attackers also used combat drones. the goal, according to him, us make israel to lead. a lot of now we have decided to put an end to israel's misdeeds with the god's help though. so that the enemy will realize that the time when he can do mischief without being held accountable, is over the full the ups all in his really communities along the border with gaza, attackers fired, and civilians on the street. the occupants of this many bus never stood a chance after in full trading is really townsend army. bases from us,

she has regularly commented in radio and print media as an adf commentator. she has been on the district of columbia, u.s. supreme -- federal court, and numerous appellate courts. she earned her doctorate in 2010 . she graduated first in her class. she has been married for a year and half. she is pregnant with her first child. she is due in the spring. she has been in d.c. for eight years and is heavily involved, especially in women's sports issues. following today's talk, i hope you will join us for lunch. please join me in welcoming christiana keeper. christiana: it is a pleasure to be with you this afternoon. thank you so much for having the and spending time with us today. it is a pleasure to talk about religious liberty cases, especially a number of cases that intersect at the point of gender identity, which is becoming increasingly a conflict across our day and age. i want to reflect on the fact that religious liberty is our first freedom and for good reason. it is the foundation on which a thriving pluralistic society and all other civilizations rest.

she has regularly commented in radio and print media as an adf commentator. she has been on the district of columbia, u.s. supreme -- federal court, and numerous appellate courts. she earned her doctorate in 2010 . she graduated first in her class. she has been married for a year and half. she is pregnant with her first child. she is due in the spring. she has been in d.c. for eight years and is heavily involved, especially in women's sports issues. following today's talk, i hope you will join us for lunch. please join me in welcoming christiana keeper. christiana: it is a pleasure to be with you this afternoon. thank you so much for having the and spending time with us today. it is a pleasure to talk about religious liberty cases, especially a number of cases that intersect at the point of gender identity, which is becoming increasingly a conflict across our day and age. i want to reflect on the fact that religious liberty is our first freedom and for good reason. it is the foundation on which a thriving pluralistic society and all other civilizations rest.

she's now a key member of the adf center for conscious initiative. christiania worked to defend the constitutionally protected freedom of churches, religious schools and christian ministries to exercise their faith without government interference. she has worked on many, many ground-breaking cases to protect the rights of women and girls to fair athletic competition. she also works to protect the rights of women of people of faith to foster and provide loving homes for children in need. she's had multiple appearances on leading networks like fox news and news max and regularly comments in radio and print media as an adf commentator. christiania admit today the state bar of california, district of colombia, u.s. supreme court and numerous federal and appellate courts. she earned her juris doctor in 2010 from frees neglect california and graduated first in her class. she's been married for a year and a half. she's pregnant with her first child, due in the spring. she's been in dc for about 8 years new and she's heavily involved especially in women's sp

it the question that needs to be asked, but right now the adf is fighting and there are people's lives at risk. there is really territory that is treated by terrorist. and once the fighting is done, when is ro is safe? again, we will be able to conduct the needed investigation calmly without the bias and thoroughly calmly and without bias. but what can we expect from such an investigation? it is left for the future right now. we are from focusing on the war fighting our enemies and the investigation that will be you will be ordered by the senior officials, both in the state and the idea. i'm sure it will be there uh, reviewing results. right, well the 10 and marshall microphone from the idea of foreign press. thank you again so much for your time. thank you. and to hear a know some more stories making headlines for more than 2000 people off, he had to offset a series of s quakes in west, and that's gonna spend the tale. bonds say at least $9000.00 injured several villages and the province of hare rod have been completely destroyed. emotions the workers are continuing to look for surviv

the adf has told people in border towns like here in the tula to evacuate. we are not allowed to and there has been an exchange of fire between the id yes and has bullet and live a non of the last couple of days. and worries are that this area could turn into a 2nd front as tensions escalate ahead of an anticipated ground offensive and gaza nursing run the nearby town of curious shown many have left. we are told like a ghost on. there is no pause the people in though my motto is always in the show the other day because that just makes it the cisco the window is the thought. this fear of further attack from the north mood just with indignation and angry. what have must date on october 7? real. ha, ha, mean the, the it is a war inside our own country in orlando, the slot to the people, the jews. there was stuff to use. rate. they said what they wanted to do. we need to erase the some people under no, but then still with the model also by then. so basically talk with the young soldiers here. the north are trying to prepare for what might come if the ground assa

that estimate more than 600000 northern guidance, have moved towards the towards the site since the adf warrant them to evacuate. but the world health organization says that is really order is a potential death sentence for vulnerable people is rel, insists it's attacking only targets linked to how much time on site and it's guys. health ministry says hundreds of civilians have been killed in airstrikes just in the last 24 hours. the move at kansas el cheapo hospital is moving, slowing. work is dec corpses in the parking. lots outside bodies are coming in faster than relatives, can claim them. and the hospital has run out of space for the remains. israel's booming campaign on the territory of 2300000 has leveled entire neighborhoods, killing more than 2000 palestinians and wounding many more. some of the injured being treated in hospital car doors. many of them are children, a shortage of beds, medical supplies and power outages have left hospitals in the north, struggling to cope of the world. health organization says flossing, the critically able to move south amounts to a death sente

forces estimate more than $600000.00 north northern chasms, have moved towards the sides since the adf warned them to evacuate. but the world health organization says that that is ready. order is a potential death sentence for vulnerable people is rarely insists, it's attacking only the targets link thomas thomas and it's guys. a health ministry says hundreds of civilians have been killed in airstrikes just in the last 24 hours . as the move goes, as el cheapo hospital is overflowing, work is dec corpses in the parking lot outside bodies are coming in faster than relatives, can claim them. and the hospital has run out of space for the remains. israel's bombing campaign on the territory of 2300000 has leveled entire neighborhoods, killing more than 2000 palestinians and wounding many more some of the injured being treated in hospital car adults. many of them are children . a shortage of beds, medical supplies and power outages have left hospitals in the north, struggling to cope. the world health organization says full thing to critically able to move south amounts to a death sentence.

the adf is operating and more, and yet relatively contained or bit up, some incidents that have been dealt with, or your present to be planning a ground defensive. um, i would be interested if you could tell us a little bit more about perhaps when we can expect to see that happening. but also what do you need from your western allies right now in terms of support to be able to carry out the background defensive. i will leave the timing of the ground offensive and the decision itself to the political push along. we have security cabinet that has been presented all possible military options to make that decision, considering all the factors. but right now what we're focusing on is security in the border and we're stabilizing our voice and how we can do that. we have a service that needs to be trained and perhaps for all further options on the point about securing the board as others still how much minutes ends in israel. it's the very few and they will be met with idea fire shortly. just yesterday, we had an increase in close to barre. 3 a terrorist were killed in that engagement with

the adf has told people in border towns like here in the tula to evacuate. we are not allowed. and there has been an exchange of fire between the id. yes and has been a lot and live on on over the last couple of days. and worries are that this area could turn into a 2nd front as tensions escalate, head of an anticipated ground defensive in gaza. nursing run the nearby town of curious show now. many have left, we are told that i could ghost on, there is no pause the people in though my motto is always in the show the other day because they said they, cisco, the window is the top. this fear of further attack from the north mood just with indignation and angry. what am i stayed on october 7? real. ha, ha, you guys are on. it is a war inside our own country. in orlando, the slotted are people, the jews. there was slough to use rate. they said what they wanted to do, we need to erase the some people under the bump then still with the model also by 1030 from clark, with the young soldiers here. the north are trying to prepare for what might come if the ground assault starts and garza

after the stern gangs and the terrorists of 1947, 1940, the first leaders, the first leaders of the adf were alrenched and blood of of palestinans and this is just continuing today, and the fact that america has dropped the... clunk that is hidden behind for many years, claiming to be an honest broker and inpracticable uh conflict uh by coming it and actually putting troops on the ground, they appear to be directing the war against innocent civilians in gaza, i think that you know it's it's horrendous not only what's happening, but you know the palestinian people are facing another nacpa, and i believe netanyahu has actually used the phrase that this is the second war of independence, the first war of independence being... 1847, 1848, 1849, so this is the this is the uh rhetoric that they're using, and uh, hopefully you, they won't succeed and the palestinians here are in the line actually defending the rest of us against the supremist, fascist, racist uh,ology, yes, viewers you images there out of gaza earlier, not sure if uh, the more attacks there, we saw what seemed like a bit of...

unbelievable efforts of our reserves and our security forces will continue to do that until victory. adf, germany, michael. good evening, sir. michelle dave on the channel to a german television. i would like to ask you, there's a wide spread discussion, especially among the relate to some of the hostages about the costs of military action you've taken so far. and the question if this the only way to free the hostages. of course you are very successful in fremont hostage on sunday, but there's a widespread criticism that this doesn't allow a place for other negotiations. what do you explain to the rates of the authors for this cause, relying mostly on military pressure. i met hot air twice with the families of the offers of as you felt the anguish i felt during i know this sense of it's not only the sense of loss that we've had. parents have. it's a sense of not knowing of continuous, continuous anguish. so as i fully understand or concern, but our common assessment of all of the, not only the cabinet members, but also all the security forces in the military is that the ground action act

and i honestly don't think that the release of the hostages is a priority in terms of what the adf is doing at the moment. i mean, if you look at these mess of ass strikes, kind of across the board in the south, in the north of the gaza strip. not knowing where the hostages already the, you don't know, you know, if you hit a particular home us a, hold out whether they are hostages, they are not, there is not good intelligence on that israel is not fully aware of where all the tunnel so and so in this kind of context, if you all using overwhelming find a power which is what the is really f was, is doing and has been doing of the last 3 weeks. it doesn't seem to suggest that, you know, release the release of hostages in any way. and number one priority, i think it is more about getting rid of home us and potentially sacrificing the hostages. and obviously these are the government is under a lot of pressure. they've been purchased inside israel as well to kind of put the pressure on the government to actually release the hostages and negotiate. but also here we see it, it's, it suggests

because of the out of groups of condemned investments towards the seats in the news, mexico, by the adf, for the criminal id of a yesterday, against the innocent civilians who are receiving care in as a lead up this post them inc, as the out of group holds, is right you don't get the you opposed the sort of responsibility for these a news war crime that we cannot remain silent about this. we call it on the security council to with the immediate action that for the immediate, as he's hired and the is really aggression on does that we called to ensure that humanitarian and admitted can aid info this trip and provide the protection to me to can staff and they need stuff and medical education and do in for services and also calling for the preventing the possible that i'm and you know, this placement of the people that the mr. president of the, the, his claims of, of the occupation are contributing with well, how do you want to of international law in particular, geneva post convention in relation to the protection of civilians do it in conflict .

just begin with why you think joe biden use the white house to spread unsubstantiated claims, even the adf distance itself from the claim. and it said it was had to be corrected by the los angeles times that and it was in every newspaper in britain, on the front pages that home us and be headed for the babies. it's a big lie and they keep repeating lies, but that's not on the i was fine and um, money through lifting the media and money through lifting their stories. and in my opinion, what we see here is uh, systematic with land told us come in to demonize, not only how mass, but to humanize on the police thing and people. and this is a very dangerous not that i do think that what we go through now as police didn't, people is the worst time um the most dangerous time since 1940 kids. when is it or, and conducted ethnic cleansing, i guess 70 percent of the funniest thing and people and the goal is not only to do human eyes, but a studio is what, what is me is the 3 things that are being done to us. now complete the siege on guys are depriving people including to turn that into a more data f

i mean, you've seen that because of this threats that the uh, adf, all the is very government will, over all of a sudden and sort of, you know, have eyes on your material. this is that will change the narrative of local media or bigger media. i mean, i'm not saying like, i mean we're on t, we'll continue to, to show more question more and, you know, tell the truth as we see it. but i do think all the media outlets who fear is, well, of course, i mean i really appreciate the id. i do show that he had fixed yet, especially the one of the few english channels, english language that it was showing the, you know, visa is valid and what atrocities is doing. but at the same time, at the same time, yes. is there any, have a long history talk with the censorship offer on media and the latest news paper open face media, media, housing. they're always under pressure that we have seen so many. do you see the, uh, you know, you know, so i mean the, most of the other agencies, so i'm going to read and see the impact. the house is be going to be, i mean, i mean maybe out because they have to be the one

the adf is operating in the war, and yet relatively contained or been some incidents that have been dealt with your present to be planning a ground defensive. um, i would be interested if you could tell us a little bit more about perhaps when we can expect to see that happening. but also what do you need from your western allies right now in terms of support to be able to carry out the background defensive. i will leave the timing of the ground offensive and the decision itself to the political push along. we have security cabinet that has been presented all possible military options to make that decision, considering all the factors. but right now what we're focusing on is during the border and we're stabilizing our voice and how we can do that. we have a service that needs to be trained and perhaps for all further options on the point about securing the board as others still have must militants in israel. this is the very few and they will be met with idea flyer shortly just yesterday. we have an increase in close to barre. 3 a terrorist were killed in that engagement with idea of force

remember, let's have a look at what the adf initially said. when these allegations were came to the for on for the president biden's initial comments and then the roll back. we have seen the news that we do not have any details or confirmation about that, that specific report. and that number, i can confirm we have not seen the evidence of that. we have all of these really defense volts has the idea of 3 times to confirm those numbers. they have not yet crucially important for people to be wide awake to this taking the context the previous, the, you know, events which led to a similar type of licensing of complex escalation of conflict. and it's also important. what surprising to me is that if the most senior, as politician in the united states, the commander in chief of the military, the mind would that would have to rober stump. any escalation in which united states is involved. if he can seem to be drawn into an out of this type of atrocity without any evidence whatsoever. a gymnast an analyst white beach had his thoughts on the macabre sto

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these spots are unable to absolve lots of extra water left over after washing the dry adf. and the average side has the capacity to absorb 5 to 7 in the fluids, about the same amount of blood, an average room, and store it in an average day in her menstrual cycles. however, this capacity doesn't even account for the sweat, much less excess water. this would mean that women who use water to wash would have to change their fads more frequently. but with access to menstruate hygiene products is difficult. women actually with pads long ago. this was and step by address problem for women in the global south, globally, the best known menstrual hygiene products. i found phones and pads, but they might not be the most use products or even the most accessible. that's because of what explicit cost be that poverty. a large number of women with low income in north and south america struggle to afford meant sort of hygiene products . many is resort to making fads out of old clothes, but colors and cousins. in many parts of asia and africa, menstruate as use paypal includes cotton or eve

they believe it and they base their support and actions on the remember, let's have a look at what the adf initially said. when these allegations were came to the for on, for the president, findings, that initial comments and then the roll back. we have seen the news that we do not have any details or confirmation about that, that specific report and that number i can confirm. we have not seen the evidence of that. we have almost, uh, these really defense forces the idea of 3 times to confirm face numbers. they have not yet crucially important for people to be wide awake to this protecting the context, the previous, the, you know, events which lead to a similar type of licensing of complex escalation of conflict. and it's also important, i'm not surprising to me is that if for the most senior, a politician in the united states, the commander and chief, the military demand would that would have to rober stump any escalation in which united states has involved. if you can seem to be drawn into a narrative of this type of atrocity without any evidence whatsoever. a journalist, an analyst, why

because they are arresting children as young as in berlin last night, there was a night reared by the adf and they arrested uh three young people, one of them a 12 year child, and they use live far while securing the area so palestinians uh or a downtraden oppressed people and everyone across the region and everyone across the world to do more and talk about defending the palestinians and perhaps take it one step further and actively try and find some way to support resistance. i want to get your insight uh and uh and your perspective on the increase of israeli violence that we've been seeing since this ultra right-wing um cabinet has has taken office specifically uh the increase of violence that we've been seeing since the start of the year. what are the motives that that the israels um are uh are after with this uh with this increased level of aggression and violence and also in response we're seeing uh and increase and uptake in the retaliatory attacks by the palestinians, the palestinian resistance groups have already hailed these operations and have lotted them as heroic operations u

the adf will destroy from us. and we really hung down every last man with the blog will fall, children on his hand. as politicians come together to take on him, off young these re lease, returning from all over the world to report for duty. and the minute previous of a medical student, lithuania, i cannot sit here and study medicine. while i know that my friends are fighting and my family needs protection, this is my time. it's my duty right now. a backpack in southeast asia to be part of the legal formation that happens. it needs to be part of this significant times. and these are and it looks likely that the operation could soon include a ground. defensive is really tanks and ahmed vehicles continue to arrive at the border with gauze the it will focus maybe on that expect it is really ground campaigned into gaza, but they are also reports tonight of shootings in both east jerusalem and the west bank for more on that i just spoke to journalist a semi circle in jerusalem. yeah, well as to the sure thing here in ea

are militant targets among them, from us intelligence headquarters to binds on the building where the adf elijah's weapons were stored. it adds the arms production site believe to be linked to the stomach jihad group thing was taken to less. the 2nd day of violence on for the conflict, has already claimed the lives of at least 370 people in garza. and more than 650, of course, israel as well gals, a base political analyst my time, or i will say to say is that although is real claims, it has been targeting only facilities used by from us. it's missiles had struck separately in areas we have been under a heavy is weighted bombardment. since yesterday i was a officer on the head of us operation inside as well. that is where the air force started. bonding goes on in a very heavy way, all night long, according to his way to sources. um, most of these areas that's where, where that belong to. i'm not as but let me tell you about the other story that i'm most of this uh building that the civilian has a there's a bunch of areas of a number of presidential dollars where a bomb, the broad don bye,

our militant targets among them from us intelligence headquarters to binds on the building where the adf stays weapons were stored it odd stuff and arms production site to allegedly linked to the islamic jihad grouping has been taken out to, to us the 2nd day of violence on sol as a conflict has already claimed the lives of at least 313 people in gal, sir. and almost double that across israel. with these really security captain has no info to article 40, the caring on the official state of war in the country. the 1st time since 1973. meanwhile, heavy it's really weapons are making their way to the goals and border positioning . israel for a possible role in the soul. it's on the tertiary ortiz, maria phenomena can tell us more, a c, as another security cabinet to maintain waste participation of these riley prime minister and to the country stop military intelligence and security officials. israel has now especially declared a state of war and all asked for his of course point out that it was lost use back in 1973 when israel was assembled, tenuously attacked by egypt and syria. so that b

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these spots are unable to absolve lots of extra water left over after washing the dry adf. and the average side has the capacity to absorb $5.00 to $7.00 amount of fluids, about the same amount of blood, an average room, and store it in an average day. and home in suicide because however, this capacity doesn't even account for the sweat, much less excess, more to this would mean that women who use water to wash would have to change their pads more frequently. but with access to menstruate hygiene products is difficult. women actually with pads long ago, this was since defined dress problem for women, individual boots out globally, the best known menstrual hygiene products. i found phones and pads, but they might not be the most use products or even the most accessible. that's because of what explicit cost be that poverty. a large number of women with low income in north and south america struggle to afford meant sort of hygiene products . many is resort to making fads out of old clothes, but colors and cousins. in many parts of asia and africa, menstruate those use paypal i

time, but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change the way inside the adf to close a state of war. a lot of israel says terrorists have entered his territory off the roof, gets 5, some guys, a rain down across his land, a raging conflict between how much militants and israel that we will go live to the region. syria is in 3 days of morning for the 100 killed in a deadly type on the homes military academy. we discussed it with the local council member. he believes for an attitude, so behind that definitely strength we hold responsible the parties which sponsor terrorism in the syrian territories, namely turkey and the united states. there.

does the adf regard the lc for hospital as a legitimate target? just so what we reveal today is, is basically the continuation from the 7th of october, but we still want, how much was most of us towards this right? it is in all relevant revelation this evening. we understand that there are also most of us to was palestinians with regard to a question indeed. if a uh, and this is a big is, um, you know, there are some protections that hospitals are entitled to this. there is a military action taking place from the hospital. there is a charles that could use those protections. this is why today we are right. raising a very serious red flag to the international community to call upon from us to leave the hospitals. and it's not just the shape of a hospital, unfortunately, they have basically established from all the control positions and several hospitals underneath the hospitals using the facilities of the hospitals. but also i'm underground complex is on the 10 pounds and uh, with access points from outside the cost which is into the subterranean c

and that it's so really, if they knew that they were practicing, why didn't the, the adf and our government's practice to as well for this. and that is where we're the defense. i mean, we have uh like us to be clear of the shake in a sense who we supposed to, to protect us from those kind of bruises by said they, they managed to penetrate to a couple of hours later than ill had to return to her village to pick up her boyfriend's, parents military forces were there at that time. not entering but keeping others from going inside because of they have mass militants. danielle dared to enter my friend. uh, so on the uh, look, there is a body over here. there is a body over there and he actually saw near the bodies and i took photos of them. so we can show our own forces because they didn't have any information to nail and back and forth and learned a lot about the situation on the ground from her trip, but still didn't hear any official explanation from the authorities. it was finally 6 hours after the 1st attack, the prime minister in attend the whole 1st appeared in the recorded video and i do k

so i mean, the adf is claiming that the all off leave hospital and gaza was hit by a malfunctioning rocket launched by his law, me to hard. and to back up that claim, israel's released what it claims to be a leak conversation between a boss militants. somehow putting the blame on his law makes it hard for this for this bombing, although we haven't been able to independently verify this was what i'm telling you . this is the 1st time that we see a messiah like this following. and so that's why we're saying it belongs to the palestinian islamic jihad, what they're saying it belongs to police the news like jihad and it's from us where sacrament. it looks like it's true, says that they saying that they show up now from the me. solid is local shops. no, and not like he's around the truck. know what you say. but god bless the she is going to have found another place to explode. nevermind. yes, they shopped it from the cemetery behind the hospital. i never and we've got her moss, the red crescent, other organizations around the world saying this was clearly devastation created by an idea of air s

it is a good question because, um, so far, the adf claim do have struck $2300.00 targets in gaza. how effective it is, it is difficult to say as a stage and molar true truths, whether it's managed to we can. the capability is to strike command, the control points of her mouth because her mouth was preparing for this as her mom has studied the israel with military approach over the years they have in countries with the idea. that being said, the political cost for israel launching these attacks because also they are in discriminant. make sure are creating a lot of the collateral damage is difficult and specifically difficult. it is for the overall power dynamics in the middle east and the normalization of each rally relations with the likes of soft. busy are abs costs are because this seems to be hanging in the air. so the political cost might be very high for each rail, regardless of what the military will be achieving this ground. defensive in your opinion, is this just a matter of not a if but of when and is it even possible that is real, would not start this ground defense. you

what might be expected from the adf going forward. let's have a listen. the israelis had said, indeed, probably significant yahoo has said that. they evolved to crush the eliminate thomas. and we've heard that kind of, uh, let's go to the rhetoric before or objective before actually in the middle east. quite recently, 201617 a plan the coalition thought to do exactly the same to i, us in mosul and rock and they did that on one expects is something in nature perhaps at scale slightly different to what happened in mosul on a rock up which was an investment of the city and then essentially a, an entry into the city. in this case, part is really focuses dock wellness. that's necessarily involved extensive civilian casualties. because of course their opponents will be very well prepared. let's talk a little bit about the scale of the is really response is real on monday called up and unprecedented 300000 reserve us. where are you expecting them to be deployed to? are they all going to be sent into the guys or because the fear is that a large operation in gaza

banners and signs with slogans such as resistance is justified as they marched through the cities as the adf is about to launch its anticipated ground or operation in gaza, pro palestinian rallies across the globe are expanding with new zealand, joining the movement july as well. people took to the streets in london as well as the american city of los angeles. we heard from a political analyst from tunisia who says, israel is a legal occupation of palestinian land is the main reason behind the latest violence as it is. so the one that says this less still corporation is dorothy generation besides, the corporation must be ended. i think that's what i was doing and all of that i've been listening. what has this it was? recent corporation must be stuffing. not only because a good i'm the only also because a is it that she's doing the day is the st seconds and every moment in the, on the guys that but also i think there is enough is enough. and all these people in all the skeptical have the same a, the, they say the one words eh, they, they claim that this will probation would be ended as soon a

police are pinning the attack on the islamist group, the adf.grammes. you can get more on that story, breaking currently on the bbc news website as well as all of the other updates that we are tracking out of the middle east especially in the context of the recent explosion that we saw hitting the gaza hospital and kept the dance of the us president visit in israel. —— counting down. hello there. it's been a fine start to this week, but things are set to turn more unsettled, very autumnal, and even quite stormy as we see strong winds, gales, and heavy rain spreading northwards across the uk. so some of this rain and strong wind likely to cause some disruption towards the end of the week. now it's storm babet, which the met office have named, will be pushing northwards during wednesday, wednesday night across the uk, then parking itself across the north of the uk for thursday and friday. so rainfall totals really will be mounting up. and i can show you this, in fact, on the rainfall accumulation anomaly — you can see all areas seeing a lot of rai

they believe it and they base their support and actions on the remember, let's have a look at what the adf initially said. when these allegations were came to the for on for the president biden's initial comments and then the role back. we have seen the news, but we do not have any details or confirmation about that. that specific report and that number i can confirm. we have not seen the evidence of that. we have lost abuse from the defense forces, the idea of 3 times to confirm those numbers. they have not yet crucially important for people to be wide awake to this particular in the context of previous the, you know, events which lead to a similar type of licensing of complex escalation of conflict. and it's also important, i'm not surprising to me is that if a, the most senior ad politician in the united states, the commander and chief, the military demand would that would have to rober stump any escalation in which united states has involved. if you can seem to be drawn into a narrative of this type of atrocity without any evidence whatsoever. a journalist, an analyst, why it's viewed

the area has been a temporary home to many who fled from the bombardments and then no the adf and says it's only target submissive, but in did roku say they are testament so that not being the case the renewal of this opportunity for anyone else any i just ordinary civilians. suddenly the neighboring building collapse and it was unclear, was going on. everything began to collapse. i went into the house to pick up some things as suddenly the building began to full. i couldn't move. suddenly i heard my mom's star screaming as well as everyone else was able to get out from under the rubble and started screening calling for my mom when i went outside i so terry fine . so now you may find the front of the images, the settings, at least 40 people being killed, including children, and also assess ability was it's been 1000 rescue services of still searching for survivors. now is that most of the social media is to show an idea of like on the u. n. a school on tuesday, at least 18 people were reported of being killed. the building was the use of a temporary show. so for this place, people from

so the only one thing is right now, interest is rated civilians is the proper response by the adf and by as well. and, and the, and i'm sure that the, we will see that the very soon this is what concerns this way people are right now . right. so usually is also a lot of these retired, fantastic hitting uh, because the strip also lives are being lost. i would not live hate to see some sort of de escalation, but have from israel side or either side. the only people to blame is a mass because they are the one who entered this morning as well. they are, the one who kidnapped is, where is the citizens. the other one will killed all odds and jews and as well, the only people we should blame and the only people will, should stand with us red and blue. is the federalist organization. how much i've seemed to deduce overall punished indians in gaza, celebrating the best of is where it is still of great things that can number of years where it is when very strong do well by the i d. s. i want to see it doesn't celebrate things and then what, then what the situation here is what it is. unbelievab

the adf is says, it's only target submissive. but in the locals saying they are testament so that not being the case the renewal of this opportunity for anyone else any i just ordinary civilians. suddenly the neighboring building collapse and it was on clear what's going on. everything began to collapse. i went into the house to pick up some things as suddenly the building began to full. i couldn't move. suddenly i heard my mom start screaming as well as everyone else was able to get out from under the rubble and started screening calling for my mom. when i went outside, i so terrifying, so now you may find the front of the images, the settings, at least for the people being killed, including children, also assess ability, was it being gaza? su services of still searching for survivors. ma'am footage that was on social media is to show an idea of strike on the u. n. a school on tuesday. at least 18 people were to pull the being killed in building was the use of a time for you show. so for this place, people from central bozza, ne

the adf insist, it's only target smoother. but in the say the testament, and that's not being the case the renewal, because oper, gates or anyone else in the i just ordinary civilian. suddenly the neighboring building collapse and it was unclear, was going on, everything began to collapse. i went into the house to pick up some things as suddenly the building began to full. i could move suddenly, i heard my mom's star screaming as well as everyone else was able to get out from under the rubble and started screening calling for my mom. when i went outside i so terrifying site and for the exam was also so mean is said to so an idea of like on the new and school on tuesday and he's 18 people were holding tubbing pills. so the use of a temporary show sort of displaced people from central gaza even relief on with his agency. the reds in general was quick to condemn this. this is outrageous and it again shows a flagrant disregard for the lives of civilians. nobody's is safe and goes there anymore. not even u. n. r w a facilities. so

you've got has block claiming responsibility for attack, and they're on the adf. we know that it seems to have opened up further into the west bank. and of course, what's happening in israel under run the gas and border at, are you a quip the deal with what is occurring right now? and i can tell you that unfortunately, israel's a nation that deals with threats you around and we prepare for these scenarios, whether it's the police security forces or the idea of security forces. this is what we prepare for and we prepare to work together. what, what do we have to kind of just wait until, i'm sorry for interrupting to just to point to i thought to you all to had a lot of reserve is refusing because of the, the government's stance to be called up. do you know, are they going to not join up. busy or are they still not wanting to i can't speak on behalf of these individuals. i think that's speculation. what i can tell you is what i've seen. and i've seen a large amount of people were called yesterday in the middle afternoon and early morning to come to resort duty. they