in a live broadcast on al jazeera arabic wednesday, gaza bureau chief wael dahdouh learned his wife, daughter, and son had been killed by a missile attack. all of them killed by a missile that flattened a home where they'd been sheltering from israel's around-the-clock bombardment. another of dahdouh's sons was seriously injured with a head wound. the family had fled israel's bombardment of their neighborhood in the north to seek shelter in the nuseirat refugee camp in central gaza, heeding israel's order to 1.1 million palestinians to evacuate southwards. dahdouh was interviewed live shortly after learning his family members were dead. >> do you think it has angered the army of the occupation so that would target your family? and firstly, everything is possible these days. all redlines have been crossed by the occupation army. this is very probable. amy: the attack came as axios reported secretary of state antony blinken recently asked qatar's prime minister to tone down al jazeera's rhetoric about the war in gaza. hamas intensified a barrage of rocket attacks on central and souther

. >> al jazeera's bureau chief mourns family members killed in an israeli attack. journalists are among the dead. is anywhere in the gaza strip safe? this is "inside story." ♪ bernard: hello, and welcome to the program. i'm bernard smith. one of the best-known journalists in the gaza strip, israeli shot and killed shereen last year. his wife, daughter, son and grandson were killed in an airstrike on a refugee camp in gaza on wednesday, a place they left their home for, a place they believed to be safe. despite the tragedy, he has pledged keep reporting. >> no doubt it will not stop me from doing my duties, no matter the price we are paying. my voice will continue to tell the truth. in a few minutes i will go live on air. shame on the israeli occupation forces. bernard: more women and children have been killed in this war than men. hospitals, schools, refugee camps have been razed in relentless israeli attacks. journalists have been victims. 34 media workers have been killed, 24 palestinians according to the committee for the protection of journalists. in the face o

al jazeera bureau chief wael al dahdouh here sobbing over the bodies of his wife, daughter and son, allilled in a strike in central gaza where israel has told civilians to flee. today for the fourth day in a row, a convoy of aid making it into gaza. but just eight trucks. before the war, more than 400 trucks arrived daily. is still israel to still prohibiting fuel from coming in. >> hamas has over a million litres of fuel in their stockpiles in gaza. they're actually not far away from rafah, their tanks full fuel, all they need to do is give it to the hospitals. >> reporter: the hamas-run health ministry claiming 1,400 palestinians were killed in the past 48 hours alone. the deadliest days of this war for the palestinians. president biden has repeatedly talked about the civilian toll, but today he questioned the source of hamas' numbers and reiterated america's support of israel. >> israel has the right and i would add responsibility to respond to the slaughter of their people. and we will ensure israel has what it needs to defend itself against these terrorists. that's a guarantee. >>

oh, the al jazeera bureau chief in gauze up that was as the report himself was on a cover in the attack houses there, reported that his family had been displaced to rescue jean cap. case of an area where the idea of uh it had tom could put the terrace ink this voucher. how serious a full mumble eva inside and a media outlet. does it all or any other out of moslem none? p and none, the pro is really non pro washington. the media outlet is considered at target blinking, and his administration showed that deployed the israeli water crimes in gaza. that king of the, a jesse a bureau chief family, gaza, including his wife, his daughter, his son and his grandson in cold blood. and instead of condemning the water coming those they are trying to tone down a and e add up or any non. is there a need to meet the outlet for that actually exposes the crimes committed by this really daily. we have to remember shelley and of wadley who also hose an american citizenship and the americans did not even raise a voice condemned in visit any crime. then that is possible for to have this and what have the am

him and his wife. [ speaking in a non-english language ] >>> just days after the family of the al jazeera bureau chief was killed, there were details about a phone call they received from the israel defense forces telling them to evacuate immediately. here is part of that call. >> the message or the phone call that we received was from a private number. he literally said -- he gave my husband's full name and told him that this is the israeli army. we are sending you to evacuate south because in the coming hours, it is going to be very dangerous in the area where you are. my husband told him that we know that there are incursions or israeli tanks and other tanks in the street, the main street tying gaza to the south. and he said i can't answer you on which route you would take, but main street could, could, be relatively safer. you should find out which one yourself. but you need to move now. so my husband asked him -- [ strikes ] >> if you are able to, tell us what you are hearing now. >> these are bombardments just around our neighborhood. you can hear how loud they are. our building is literal

al jazeera's bureau chief, in gaza, is now back on the air, after his family was killed an israeli airstrike, that is according to his network. we do want to warn you, some images you are about to see are graphic. this video shows the journalist willowood of, coming face to face with the remains of his family members at a hospital, in gaza, wednesday. al jazeera says, 12 of them, killed, was sheltering in a refugee camp. this includes his wife, teenage son, daughter, and grandson. this is what the journalist said after he came back on air. >> thank you for the messages of solidarity, the calls, and for checking on us. the solidarity and prayers were something very important for us, but we thought it was necessary to return quickly, to spite everything. the area is still burning, as you can see, from the raids and artillery bombardments. i saw it as my duty, despite my pain, and bleeding moons, to attend quickly, to meet you through the camera lens, and social networking sites. >> israel says, it was targeting hamas infrastructure at the time of the strike. united hustler is israel's voluntee

palestinian journalists have been killed at a rate of roughly one per day. among the survivors, al jazeera arabic bureau chief in garza, much of his immediate family, was killed in the another is randy attack. you know, one sided war, a military mismatch that has killed more than 7000 palestinians at least 3000 children. and many of the arabic speakers watching the news of israel's assault on gauze one face has been sending on and this with the coverage. how does it run arabic? so bureau chief air, what is the task if you've ever met this past wednesday to do was reporting a lot when he got the call, the one every palestinian in. gosh, i drink me and when and is really air straightened and wiped out his immediate family, his wife, son, daughter, and grandson. they had been sheltering in the new say that refugee camp in central got an area is real, had designated, let's say for palestinian journalists. it was a crushing reminder as if they needed that there is no safe haven less than the budget and the how much to having covered one massacre extra and now they have come to fear the possibility. the probl

the threat comes just days after an israeli strike killed the -- 12 family members of al jazeera's gaza bureauchief wael al-dahdouh, including his two children and grandson. al jazeera said in a statement, "israel's actions continue with impunity as they attempt to silence the messenger." democracy now! spoke to youmna elsayed last week. >> homes were targeted. hospitals were targeted. these same areas that people were asked to evacuate. hundreds of families who had evacuated from the north and from gaza city were killed in those bombings. when we say there is no safe place in gaza, we are not lying. amy: at least already journalists have been killed one since october 7 across the region. among the casualties is reuters visual journalist issam abdallah, who was killed in southern lebanon on october 13. a preliminary investigation by reporters without borders found abdallah and the group of journalists he was with were targeted by israeli forces. rsf said, "two strikes in the same place in such a short space of time, just over 30 seconds, from the same direction, clearly indicate precise target

. >> throughout the day, al jazeera's gaza bureau chief was live on air reporting on the latest israelitrikes, only to learn that one of those strikes killed his own family. he lost his wife, his 15-year-old son, his seven-year-old daughter, and his grandson. other loved ones including another son and another granddaughter were injured. >> a big tragedy. especially perpetrated against women and children. no more, no less than the calamity. large numbers of people's houses bombarded. however, this is a custom of the israeli occupation. >> the family had been sheltering after fleeing their home in northern gaza. the camp is south of the gaza line in the area israel has told palestinians to go for their own safety. while his colleagues were overcome with emotion as they reported live on the deaths of his family. >> take your time. take your time. >> they said the reporter was a pillar of journalism, and his voice would go on. in a statement, al jazeera said it strongly condemned what he called israel's indiscriminate targeting and killing of innocent civilians. journalists have not been sp

amy: al jazeera's gaza bureau chief wael dahdouh returned to the airwaves on thursday, a day after an israeli air strike killed 12 members of his family. dahdouh resumed broadcasting from a gaza rooftop hours after he led prayers at a funeral for his wife, son, daughter, grandson, and other relatives. >> i saw it as my duty to get back to work as quickly as possible despite everything. as you can see, the bombardment is still ongoing. there are air and artillery showings and things continue to develop. amy: the committee to protect journalists reports at least 27 journalists have been killed since october 7 -- four israelis, one lebanese, and 22 palestinians. european union leaders called thursday for a humanitarian cause in -- pause to israel's bombardment of gaza but stopped short of calling for a ceasefire. european commission president ursula von der leyen reaffirmed eu support for israel, saying it had the right to self-defense in line with international law. she also blamed hamas for provoking the humanitarian crisis in gaza. her remarks came after human rights watch director ti

that includes the family of al jazeera's gaza bureau chief.dcast live images from the region when he received the news that his wife, his son, and his young daughter had all been killed in an air strike. on top of the civilian toll, the committee to protect journalists says at least 24 journalists in the region have died as a result of the war. it all comes as israel is facing growing international pressure to cease fire, as leaders in the region and across the globe are on edge waiting to see what comes next. joining me is kim, contributing writer to the atlantic, distinguished fellow at columbia global politics and author of black wave, saudi arabia, iran, and the 40-year rivalry that unraveled culture, religion, and collective memory in the middle east. thank you both for being here. thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> let's talk about this regional situation. as it does appear a ground invasion is imminent. what would be -- what should our expectations be about the way countries like saudi arabia and egypt and jordan will

trying to silence journalists who are trying to tell both sides of this story, including our al-jazeera arabic bureau chief. >> i have not seen any indication that israel is going after journalists, in particular, because of them trying to tell a story. i've seen absolutely 0 evidence of that. that is -- that's an unfounded allegation. >> admiral, do you have any update at all on the progress of the attempts to have hostages freed? >> nothing that i can speak to today, no. >> and the president said yesterday that if he is conveyed to the prime minister that if there is any way to buy some time to free these hostages, that there should be a humanitarian pause. but if there is no progress, how long should that pause last? >> it should last as long as we need it to last to get the hostages out. but to kevin's question, the pause is by definition temporary and perhaps localize. we can't assume the hostages are in the same place or the same sets of conditions. and while i don't have anything to specifically report out to you today, i can promise you to your question of no progress, i can tell you that we

al jazeera says its bureau chief in gaza waded -- lost his wife, 15-year-old, son seven-year-old daughterd baby grandson. all killed in an israeli airstrike, the network says. the report have moved his family south of gaza city, after an evacuation order by the idf, believing it would keep them safe. this conflict is taking a severe toll on a journalist, with at least 24 killed so far, according to the committee to protect journalists. reporters are also facing threats, arrests, and censorship. no one and nowhere in this enclave spared, palestinians say. that and funerals are constant. anguish and agony are on every corner. every ten minutes, a child is killed, save the estimates. anywhere else in the world, sons bury their father this man says. why is a different angngles a. why dodo we have to buryry our children reef or they are even grown. >> families desperate to keep their little ones s safe are taking refuge anywywhere they cn find. packed u u.n. shelelters are turning people away. we can't live like thihis. we are 17 people livining in a school classroom this woman says. how long

did ask specifically john kirby to react to the death of the family. members of al jazeera, arabic correspondent, and bureau cheese, whiles i do. and here's what he had to say about whether or not algebra journalists are specifically being targeted. doesn't believe the targeting journalist at all in any way is appropriate, but i can't speak to the specifics of that case. i, i've seen the reporting and certainly are our thoughts and prayers go out to, to his family. i mean that's, that's just horrible. but i can't speak to the circumstances in which that strike occurred. but make no mistake. the president believes strongly and what you all do for a living in the house. you need to be able to do that freely and securely. and we know that you take all, if you take great risk sometimes and, and doing that job. but alistair journalist, specifically in light of the reports, the secretary blinking approach the to tarry government's asking, is to tone down or coverage, but you're, so you're asking me in the context of like, who do we have? do we have some kind of beef without 0? i left the secretary in their, in th

on tuesday, the family of al jazeera has gone to the bureau chief while do was killed in an astro and he lost his wife, his son, daughter, and grandson stuff on zurich. the spokesman for the united nations secretary general off at his support to gentlest in gauze a covering to a badge of honor that in the midst of conflict, your colleagues of, of, not just out to 0, but others that remain there remain to tell the story. so it's, it's, it's, it's a mark of immense courage and we need to make sure that they remain safe and they remain protected to just to bring you a little bit of all that well news now kind of most electrical tribunal has dismissed the president's proposal to hold a referendum on whether to prove a controversial mining project. the planned, open pickup of mine operated by canadian company. first, quantum has met face or position that concerns about its environmental impact. ivan, as well as high cortez suspended deal positions primary election process including its results. the court will be all positions. contests may have foundation the law on sunday, the opposition

this is the bureau chief for al jazeera. his family is from gaza city, they had moved towards central gaza and sheltering in a house. >> which is what israeli forces asked people to do. >> which is why they got so much criticism. his wife, his son 15 and daughter 7 were all killed. and the media was there when he went to the hospital to see his dead wife, son and daughter while they were in the morgue. and it is pretty tough video to watch. it is actually even worse than this because a statement from the family said that there were 12 members of the family who were killed, nine were children. and we've just gotten new video in this morning, not sure if we have it quite yet, but it shows, you know, the burial taking place in what looks to be a shallow grave sort of bodies put next to cinder blocks with sheet metal put on top and buried. there is a lack of proper graves in gaza and so that is what they are having do with people. israelis have confirmed that this was in fact their strike. but they said, quote, strikes on milita

did ask specifically john kirby to react to the death of the family. members of al jazeera, arabic correspondent, and bureau cheese, whiles i do. and here's what he had to say about whether or not algebra journalists are specifically being targeted. doesn't believe the targeting journalist at all in any way is appropriate, but i can't speak to the specifics of that case. i, i've seen the reporting and certainly are our thoughts and prayers go out to, to his family. i mean that's, that's just horrible. but i can't speak to the circumstances in which that strike occurred. but make no mistake. the president believes strongly and what you all do for a living in the house. you need to be able to do that freely and securely. and we know that you take all, if you take great risk sometimes and, and doing that job. but alistair journalist, specifically in light of the reports, the secretary blinking approach the to tarry government's asking, is to turn down or coverage, but you're, so you're asking me in the context of like, who do we have? do we have some kind of beef without 0? i left the secretary in their, in th

the bureau chief for al jazeera was seen going to a hospital and finding his family members. there are civilians amid rocket fire that target southern and central israel. preparation underway for a ground offensive, expectation is civilian death toll in gaza will rapidly rise once israelis enter on the ground. back to you. >> steve: thanks for the news about the high-value tarringel. >> ainsley: busy day. the manhunt continues for the guy linked to deadly shooting in maine. authorities have an update 10:30 a.m., watch that for the news conference. >> steve: we know of 22 people who were killed. in new york city, world gathers at united nations on east side of manhattan, 10:00 live here. >> brian: plus, looking live outside the courthouse where sam bankman-fried is expected to take the stand in his own trial, wonder if he will wear shorts. >> ainsley: congressman bowman for pulling that fire alarm >> >> brian: him and his backpack in trouble. i would never wear a backpack. carley shimkus is upstairs. >> carley: i'm a good authority, you wear a backpack everyday, a purse, a man

emad hajaj about the tragedy of the al-jazeera reporter in the gaza strip, the family of wael addahduh, who headed the bureauthe television company, died as a result of an airstrike by the israeli air force. rodrigo dematos from portugal: palestinian-israeli a conflict in the form of a rubik's cube that can no longer be solved. “i give up,” says the man. in israel, the nightmare of october 7 continues to be compared with the american september 11, 2001. the parallel, unfortunately not groundless, not only in terms of the number of victims and shock, but in terms of the consequences , when the reaction to an attack is more devastating than the attack itself, as then, the us response, which tore up the entire middle east, subjected to violence, driving itself into a closed circle. the definition we now hear from israel is a new holocaust, these are new nazis, worse than isis. let's think about it, a rather poorly armed paramilitary group is trapped in gas. israel is the region's nuclear-armed military superpower. what, really, is such a terrible existential threat. maybe it's something else. there is a blanket

al jazeera piece of the headlines is, well, has launched more strikes. the goal is to see in the last hour and is really striking the location in gauze right next to zeros bureau. so far more than 230 palestinians have been killed nearly a 1700. you have been wounded hospitalization. unfortunately, we struggling with severe shortages of medical supplies and equipment. meanwhile, inside israel gone backwards all continuing and have been for hours between spices and there's really forces. moments ago, rockets were 5 out of guns. a tours in israel is these really only says the situation is still not totally under control. it says it's still engaged in gun bottles in $22.00 locations. as well says at least 250 of its citizens have died. to hello says it's 5 of barrels of rockets at tennessee as facing continues between the group and his randy forces law says it's find some 150 rockets up the city, some 70 kilometers away from cause a. some rockets managed to hit buildings in the hours of staff today as well as sirens have been sounding that throughout the day. is there any prime minister benjamin netanyahu has me wrote down to defeat thomas? he says they will be m

territories, the head of the political bureau of the hamas movement and his companions , sajdeh shekar. victory to god is the end of victory allah is great al jazeera tv channel announced the attack of zionist regime fighters on areas of the eastern gaza strip . additional news and pictures have not been published yet. this network also announced the readiness of the zionist military for war. after the missile attack. and the breath of the resistance fighters to the settlements around the gaza strip, the president of the zionist regime, ishak herrtok , published a message in the cyberspace and wrote: israel in difficult times are ahead. the foreign ministry of the zionist regime described the attack of the resistance fighters on the occupied territories as very extensive and announced that the alarm sirens were sounding in all parts of the occupied territories. but a few minutes ago, an earthquake with a magnitude of 6.10 shook the western parts of afghanistan. this earthquake was also felt in the eastern parts of the country. to get information about the earthquake situation, i am talking to mr. zakari, the general manager of the red crescent of k

al jazeera sylvia has withdrawn some of its troops from the border. there's been a shop fries intention and majority ethnics, the regions in northern costs of the us. sadie a wants a bureau punitive measures for to describe this, an unprecedented true build up on the cost of a boulder. it follows a gun back last week, but so for ethics of fights is one cause of and policemen killed for the monks has more from cost of those caps. so christina, to at least half a day, the government, the cost of, of insisted it was prepared to defend its territory, the integrity following what it called, a deployment of serbian forces, thousands of military installations alongside the border between the 2 countries. president alex, on the voltage, soviet insisted he was not prepared to cross the border into costa, but with his forces because of at home his country's hopes of joining the european union. that'd been calls from both the e u and the united states for the escalation in the situation. and following that, the prime minister's office here in kosovo telling out as they are, they have now confirmed that has been a partial roll down of some sub in forces. but also insisting that cont

bureau, chase, the family. why? asked be a spokesperson, john kirby, specifically about that. it whether al jazeera journalist are being targeted among the many journalists that the center or committee to protect journalist says is now more than $24.00 journalists who have been killed just since october 7th, trying to cover this conflict of the spokes 1st and said his thoughts and prayers go out about to those that are grieving, but he denied that alger 0 specifically is being targeted. in fact, he said just the opposite. when i asked him directly if in fact delta 0 was being targeted, he said that he value the, the work that we are doing. and he said that he would not in any way underscore reporting here in the united states. but it says that there have been attempts to silence our network, but that is exactly what has been report is here in the united states, the secretary of state anthony blinking reached out to looks hard government asking us to tone down our coverage. what i can tell you is that that was flatly denied in the white house briefing room just moments ago by john kirby. and also he