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hope is mandatory for aviva siegel. was kidnaped from kfar aza on october 7th and spent 51 agonizing days in captivity. >> you've just broken up into pieces and trying to just survive. just to survive. >> she was released in a hostage deal last november, but she says part of her is still in those tunnels in gaza. her husband, keith. i mean, when you think about keith still being in likely a tunnel, i'm finished. >> i'm just finished. i'm finished. it's just the worst thing to handle. i'm lucky that i got out. i'm lucky. but i'm the unluckiest person on earth because keith is. >> they're here in hostage square, once a bustling center in tel aviv. now a somber homage to those still held captive, aviva still thinks about the people she was with keith and them are just lying on a filthy, dirty mattress and thinking, when is the next time they're going to be raped? >> or touched or tortured or starved or thirsty? because it happens. it happened all the time. >> you have children, you have grandchildren. >> five of them. >> a

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he was kidnapped along with his wife aviva. she was released in november. and tonight, she tells us of the torture, knowing her husband is still being held. when you think about keith still being in likely a tunnel -- >> finished. i just finished. finished. that's just the worst thing to handle. and i don't know how to handle it anymore. it's just -- it's become so heavy. >> reporter: and it was on that dark saturday last year when hamas militants went door-to-door in communities like kfar aza. tonight, it's a ghost town. you can see the blasted walls, the twisted appliances. the bullet scars everywhere. the scorched ceilings. this is the youth village, or what's left of it, in kfar aza. it hasn't changed at all in the past year. so many of these communities along the border with gaza, just a mile from where we are, remain frozen in october 7th. in washington today, vice president kamala harris co commemorating this day, and acknowledging the immense suffering of innocent people in gaza. >> on this solemn day, i will restate my pledge to always ensure that

hits were recorded in the area of ​​tel aviva, there are currently no reports of casualties or destructionanians also attacked the old city of jerusalem, during the shelling the us helped shoot down several missiles in the mediterranean sea. today, the un security council will hold an emergency meeting regarding the situation in the middle east. let me remind you that yesterday israel announced the invasion of lebanon. that same night, the idf for... new airstrikes on hezbollah facilities in beirut. now 179 people have been safely evacuated from lebanon. among them are 134 citizens of ukraine, 112 adults and 22 children. rescue operation by order the president was jointly conducted by the main directorate of intelligence and the ministry of foreign affairs. citizens of poland, the czech republic, lithuania, moldova, brazil and lebanon are also among those rescued. he told about it. in gur. in total , more than 200 people were rescued within the framework of three evacuation missions. the danger in lebanon is very great. the southern regions are completely destroyed, bombed, people are home

adding to the desperation of hostage families, including aviva siegel, who was held hostage for 51 days, and whose nt american husband keith is still being held in gaza. what do you want netanyahu to do? >> i would like bibi netanyahu to understand that if keith doesn't come now, he is going to come home dead. and i want him home. i want him home alive. >> reporter: and tonight, with much of the aid stalled at the gaza border, blinken told israel that much more needs to be done to make sure the aid reaches the people who desperately need it. lester? >> andrea, thank you. >>> back home, new developments in the aftermath of hurricane helene in north carolina. the sheriff's office in buncombe county, home to asheville, revealing today deaths were overcounted there by as many as 30, lowering the county's death toll from 72 to 42. authorities cited factors including communication outages for the error. >>> and now to the record october heat. today feeling more like summer than fall for millions from the plains to new england. dozens of record highs were set this afternoon, including new york

the world's business elite from the likes of energy giant equinor to pension and insurers aviva flockeder of a new era of stability to return the uk to its former status as an open, outward looking nation at the uk investment summit. here's prime minister sir keir starmer. we have a golden opportunity to use our mandate to end the culture of chop and

american israeli aviva siegel, was one of dozens released during a temporary cease-fire in november. she spent almost 2 months in captivity with her husband who is still being held today. >> i have been married to keith for 43 years. most of the time we were allowed to even whisper. we used to just look at each other in the eyes. i would not allow myself to lose hope. if i do, who will scream for keith. >> he is now one of the last four hostages thought to be a life. his wife said he was shot in the hand and broke several ribs while they were being abducted on october 7. joining me now is david siegel. thank you very much for coming to the show on the eve of i hesitate to call it an anniversary. they can no celebration. this is nothing to celebrate. how are you and the family feeling? >> it is difficult. and has been a year. when october 7 happens, we were immediately in communication with our family in israel as well as in the state. although those who have been involved in negotiations in other settings told us these things can go on for a long time. we couldn't believe that a year

demonstrations under the slogans, support for israel must stop against complicity with the west tel aviva on the eve of the anniversary of the war in gaza. in germany, very tense relations between protesters and the police in berlin there. there were also clashes with the police in barcelona , ​​a rally of many thousands expresses solidarity with lebanon palestine in connection with the growing tension in the middle east in rome protests against the war in gaza greece protests stop the wars in palestine and lebanon, there the unions were the organizers. indonesia, as soon as possible, protesters in bloody sheets, we see, demand an end to the genocide in gaza near the embassy building the us in jakarta, in chile, a state that kills women and children with the support of the north american empire, a rally of the palestinian diaspora in chile. i can't come to terms with the extermination, a rally of thousands in mexico on the eve of october 7. india, in the indian sea, here i collect. there were also pro-israeli demonstrations for the sake of justice, well, naturally, in israel itself there

his wife, aviva, was released and a hostage deal last year, but he was not with us now is his niece, hannah, and his brother, david segal. thank you for coming on. i know it's a very heavy day for both of you with your loved one. being in captivity one year on. do you have any update first off of how he is doing we don't really have any direct information since the video in april that was a proof of life evidence we're told that intelligence indicates that he's lied, but we actually don't have any confirmation of that his wife of eva was released in a hostage. joe last year, she was held captive with him and she talked about just the starvation the torture that she endured with him. he is presumably still being held under those same conditions. how do you process that and move forward every day knowing that i think we can really it's it's unfathomable to think about, obviously the conditions in gaza have only gotten worse which is devastating. >> and so we worry about him every day, but we remain optimistic and hopeful that he'll come home. >> what about you? >> yeah, i think as hann

. >> in an interview with my colleague, josi, your sister-in- law, keith's wife, aviva siegel, said -- she said that keith believes he has been forgotten. do you believe the prime minister of israel is doing enough to get keith and the remaining hostages released? >> what we want is for all leaders who are in a position to influence whether the hostages are released or not to do whatever they can do. it isn't clear to us that prime minister has made the highest priority for release of hostages. that is disturbing to us. >> how concerned are you that the effort to hold hamas accountable for october seven has now expanded to include retaliating -- the retaliation of hezbollah? how concerned are you that this expansion is taking attention away from your brother, from the remaining hostages there being held by hamas? >> i think what is now going on in lebanon isn't making it easier to find a cease-fire agreement. in that way it does confound the attempts to bring this to an end and bring keith and the other hostages home. i don't see how it couldn't. i am not a diplomat or a military pers

, we have also heard directly from former hostages and the families of hostages i spoke today with aviva siegel, a former hostage herself, whose husband, an american israeli names keith, is still being held hostage today. one year later, she told me that when they were in gaza, he had told her not to cry when hamas wanted to fill me hostage video. and then in april, she saw video of her husband i, mean april the window came after it gets strike means just means that is in really bad shape. >> and you can see attorneys is bound to act and not that he's going to come home like a skeleton but i'm just so badly come back i'm finished up wearing a bad thing and knowing exactly where he is and worrying about all the hostages. a year, it's too much. it's just too much it's cruel. it's the first thing and sadness about october 7 and concern for the life of her husband. >> but there is also a sense her purpose and a sense of needing to advocate even on this day of commemoration and a sense of frustration, of course, with the israeli government, the israeli prime minister, she told me that she has

loved ones they stood outside the home of prime minister benjamin netanyahu listen to former hostage aviva siegel, speak about her husband who remains in captivity not it is going to come home like a skeleton. >> but i'm just so badly. walking back on, finished up wearing a bathroom and knowing exactly where he is and wearing a bad all the hostages a year, it's too much it's just too much earlier today, sirens wailed in tel aviv. >> a reminder of the ongoing horror. this war that continues and is intensifying on multiple fronts as israel seeks to wipe out terrorist threats posed by iranian proxy groups surrounding them 12 months on more than 41,000 people have been killed in gaza according to the hamas-run health ministry, which does not distinguish between innocent civilian deaths and those of hamas terrorists. remember, gaza officials do not distinguish between those two during his recent speech at the united nations netanyahu said israel has killed more or captured more than half of hamas's 40,000 fighters. now israel's military has also started a new offensive in northern gaza where th

i just spoke with aviva siegel, a former hostage herself, husband keith is an american citizens still being held hostage in gaza and she told me that there were moments where she thought that she just wanted to die when she was being held hostage. and that was just 51 days her husband killed he has been held hostage for a year now and she simply does not know what more she can do to get the leaders of the world to get the israeli government to prioritize a hostage deal, to get her husband's teeth out of gaza. and so this is this is a country in mourning. it is also one that is continuing can you ink to try and advocate and also a country that is very much still at war. and we have been reminded of that time and time again today as we have heard, alert sirens, air raid sirens going off in southern israel near the gaza border, as hamas has fired rockets there, as well as here in tel aviv of course, in northern israel where hezbollah has continued to fire rockets, the israeli government's also continuous currently deliberating on a potential response to that ballistic missile barrage fro

. >> reporter: aviva and her husband keith, who is american, were among the more than 250 taken from israel. she was released in the november cease fire deal. >> i nearly died. i'm lucky to be standing next to you. i'm lucky. but i'm the unluckiest person because keith is there. >> reporter: what were your parting words to keith? >> i looked him in the eyes and i said, keith, you be strong for me and i'll be strong for you. >> reporter: the memory still fresh for some. at homes like this, the walls are still scarred with those bullet holes, ceilings still charred from the fires and the grenades and the rpg's. this man's father was murdered in this house. >> they brought a digger. they started breaking the windows. >> reporter: seven of his family members taken. thankfully, six were returned in that hostages deal, but his brother-in-law tao is still there. >> i want to remind people that we are about life. to remind people when you saw hostages come back in the first deal, how happy you were. i want this happiness again. i don't want war. i just want my family back. >> reporter: about

the world's business elite from the likes of energy giant equinor to pension and insurers aviva flocked to london's historic guildhall on monday to be wooed by the new government in its drive for economic growth. sizing up an offer of a new era of stability to return the uk to its former status as an open, outward looking nation at the uk investment summit. here's prime minister sir keir starmer. we have a golden opportunity to use our mandate to end the culture of chop and change, the policy churn, the sticking plaster politics that makes it so hard for investors. it is time to upgrade the regulatory regime. make it fit for the modern age. harness every opportunity available to britain. we will rip up the bureaucracy that blocks investment. we will march through the institutions and make sure every regulator in this country, especially our economic and competition regulators, take growth as seriously as this room does. that sounds like the sort of thing investors want to hear but the elephant in the room was the upcoming budget. speaking to our business editor simon jack at the confere

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