yes, of course, arim valentin, but don’t get us wrong, we need to know the truth, how everything reallyg man, well, who told you this nonsense, well, she was registered in a psychiatric clinic, if i’m not mistaken, well, i really stood, it was all fabricated by grigoriev, when natasha i wrote a statement, paid money, the doctor concocted a story: with suicide attempts, lida had a relationship with pavel grigoriev, she fell so in love with this bastard, she didn’t want to listen to anyone, and he mocked her, he also posted photos on the internet, lida couldn’t bear the shame, laid hands on her , it was possible to turn to a psychologist, what about a psychologist? the shame will wash away, but you can’t wash it off in your entire life, but how lida’s mother died, when the case was closed, she was walking along the road, didn’t see anything in front of her, got hit by a dump truck, tell me, before she met pavel grigoriev, has anyone looked after lida? courted, did not court, was shy, was in love, her classmate, lone matveev, rima valentinovna, excuse me for asking, but you didn’t have you

joining us now from arim, israel, is nbc news foreign correspondent raf sanchez. tell us about your day? >> reporter: just breaking news to share in the last couple of minutes. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu announcing he is forming an emergency unity government for the duration of this war. you and i have talked many times that prime minister netanyahu leads the most right wing government in israeli history, including parties in the far right, but in the face of the crisis, he has invited one of the large centrist parties to join his government and at the heart of this national unity government is going to be what is called a war management cabinet. it will have three members, the prime minister, the defense minister and the leader of one of these centrist parties and both of the defense minister and leader of the centrist party are former senior israeli generals and that will be the very small three-man committee which is expected to manage this war, and, katy, everyone is taking this as a sign, one of the final bits of preparation being put into plac

. >> reporter: arim mez's 21-year-old son is held captive. his mother sending him this message. >> we are doing everything, everything, to bring you back. >> reporter: the air strikes on gaza against hamas intensify. areas reduced to rubble. the city is in the south of gaza where many people were told to flee by the israeli military for their own safety. every day people dig through the rubble searching for survivor, taking those they find to hospitals that are way beyond capacity. israel saying it struck hundreds of what it calls terror targets. the idf revealing this footage which shows an attack on a cell attempting to infiltrate israel last night. in a statement israel saying navy jets and ground soldiers struck the terrorists and stopped the planned attack. on the ground in gaza, the hamas health ministry saying tuesday was the deadliest day of the war so far, with more than 700 people killed. 20-year-old shima describing the onslaught. >> it won't stop. it's coming down continuously. every minute there is one of those whistles, then bom

arim rais he also said washington stance on the resolution amounts to quote double oppression of palestinians and humanity. the israeli war on gaza was natural occurrence due to decades of oppression and violation of palestinians. many concurre with that view, but make no mistake. one thing that has been ignored in this scenario, are the economics. first for the palestinians in the gaza strip due to a sieg, then the palestinians in the occupied territories, and now israel, whose sheer brutality in murdering palestinians has severely impacted its economy. hi, i'm kavid, welcome to economic divide. some of the highlights coming up, the cost of israel's war so far, 6.8 billion dollars. the economy to have suffered due to judicial protests prior to the war, obviously lot on israel's plate in terms of how it can improve its economy. next up, the impact of the war, some of the...