cnn's dana beshear is in jordan. >> reporter: we have seen protests ramping up, particularly here in jordan, where more than half of the population army a, the palestinians, this is a deeply personal issue. what we have seen is demonstrations every night towards the israeli else baa sit. but also calling to an end to the airstrikes and calling for an end to the siege. now tonight we aren't expecting any huge demonstrations outside the embassy, but what we saw yesterday is not only the usual demonstration, but thousands of people taking to the streets, marching through the streets in a show of opposition following friday prayers. this is a cause uniting people across the country. we have seen that affected from lebanon, iraq, tunisia, where they aren't sanction ed by the state. we have people being allowed to protest in the square. so this is a significant force for many here. and there is outrage, there's angerer being directed towards the government. people are seeing the mounting death toll and the destruction of civilian areas. they are hearing from rights groups that gaza now on

not a beshear joining us live from london, many thanks. as we are been disgusting israel's defense minister has given the order for a complete siege of gaza, cutting off all utilities and aid to the region. cnn's ben wedeman has more on what palestinians there are enduring, but we must warn you some of the images you're about to see are graphic. >> moments after an israeli airstrike on gaza -- refugee can't, desperate calls for help. the dead, dying, and injured covered in dust and blood. israel's wrath is now unleashed upon gaza. the israelis say that they hit the building without warning, they didn't ask us to evacuate, they didn't say anything. suddenly, we heard the airstrike and we ran to the building and found it had completely collapsed. around 75,000 people in gaza have already been displaced according to the u.n. relief works agency which deals with palestinian refugees. in this cramped strip of land along the mediterranean, 2 million palestinians are now in the crosshairs of an enemy bent on revenge for hamas's surprise attack, w

. >> cnn's not a beshear is following developments, she knew him just now live from london.o, now to, the death toll among palestinians is surging, also with the israeli airstrikes. one of the reason why the israeli death toll continues to rise as because of finding more victims that were attacked by hamas. what are they just numbers that we have more is this all adding? >> absolutely right, that death toll is continuing to rise and will continue to rise as this war goes on. of course, we're expecting an intensification, particularly focused on gaza as israel prepares its response. we have heard from the idf, they have said that they do not want hamas to have any military capabilities after this response from israel. we have heard from prime minister benjamin netanyahu vowing to completely destroy hamas in gaza. of course, as we heard there, we are still hearing about the victims of that attack on saturday on a music festival. of course, there are still questions around those who are still missing who are believed to have been taken hostage. according to israel's message to

. >>> cnn's natalie beshear joins us live from london. thanks for being with us again.hat's expected to come next? that's the big question, isn't it? >> reporter: that is certainly the big question as we heard from benjamin netanyahu speaking over the weekend, characterizing this response to hamas' attack on saturday being in phases. the current first phase is the priority at this stage for the israeli defense forces or focusing on infiltrating those areas over the weekend. we just heard in the last hour from the idf international spokesperson giving an update on the situation on the ground. we know, of course, that fire fighting between idf forces and hamas fighters has continued overnight on the ground in israel. according to the idf, it there are still seven to eight areas where they are engaged in direct fighting with hamas fighters on the ground. they are still trying to secure those areas. they will have full control over those border areas in southern israel around the gaza strip. according to the idf's spokesperson, this is taking longer than they were to have h

nola beshear, cnn. >> israel has deployed tens of thousands of extra troops to their northern border with lebanon, as well as the golan heights. concerns are growing these really may soon be facing a second front as tensions escalate with iranian-backed terror group hezbollah. israeli forces and hezbollah forces have exchanged west border fire. the white house said his sent a clear message to hezbollah to sit out the conflict, with the deployment of the aircraft character uss gerald ford in the eastern mediterranean. rana curry is a distinguished public fellow at the american university of beirut, a well published author and political common columnist. good to have you with. this is been a long time. >> thank you. >> there has been a constant exchange in this cross border clashes in israel's north over the past five days. right now there seems to be no agreement on what hezbollah will do. there seems to be limited confrontations, if you like. hezbollah is keeping its palette dry. is it the point that whatever hezbollah decides to do, have bigger role that will have in determining the

not a beshear, cnn. >> so many of you watching, feeling compelled to help with humanitarian relief effortscnn's compiling resources and you can head to cnn.com slash impact, there you can find a list of vetted organizations that are responding on the ground. that is cnn.com/impact. coming up next, i will be speaking with -- a physician with doctors without borders in gaza, and with the proposed evacuation order by israel mean in the hours ahead. now critics want to know, why would israel's woefully unprepared for saturdays violence. -- practiced these attacks for u.s. within walking distance of the israeli voter. details next. plus, while there have been no criminal offense of violence connected to these real attacks in u.s. officials are not taking chances. reports on security missions that is coming up after the break. stay with us. >> the israeli military is calling on all civilians in gaza city to evacuate southwards on friday. the u.n. is urgently seeking clarification things such an evacuation order is not possible. hamas is telling everyone to stay in their homes. and the clearest s

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not a beshear, cnn, a man, jordan. >> this just into cnn, the french president emmanuel macron has now arrived in tel aviv, touchdown a short time ago. this trip is to show solidarity with israel and his war against hamas. is the third world leader to make this trip to israel in the past week or so, u.s. president joe biden was there on tuesday, the eu k premise that rishi sunak followed him a day later. whilst minute more cars there he will meet with the president as well as prime minister mention netanyahu, and pushing my, told for humanitarian pause in these really airstrikes, while stressing the need for a two-state solution for some kind of way to resolve this conflict. they say he is also likely to meet with palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas. -- west bank. >> more details on that as we get. it i'm john vause, back with more of our continuing coverage of his source were against hamas right after this.

not a beshear, cnn. >> live now to raleigh in the west bank. the director general of the palestinian red cross. thank you for being with us, we appreciate your time. >> thank you for having me. >> i want to talk about gaza here and the health minister to start off with. the hospitals and health care system in gaza has always been strained at the best of times. what is the situation right now as they try to treat thousands of wounded and also being under fire at the same time? >> in the last few hours, there has been a development that has shocked everybody, our teams, the medical doctors, the paramedics, et cetera, and we are, to be honest, we are just buffered and trying to make sense of it. that is the order to evacuate more than 1 million people into the southern gaza. we have hospitals. in those hospitals, there are people who are sick. and in intensive care, there are wounded, there are people with disabilities and i just don't know, how the israelis expect that this should be done when the roads, when the roads are all broken. i am tellin

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there is also a race in kentucky for governor where democratic governor andy beshear is running for reelection and running on a lot of what the democratic party is about. fair wages, good middle-class, education system. really leaning into those values. and i think that is what the american people ultimately want to be supporting. host: thank you very much, , nicole brener-schmitz and john feehery. later on, the u.s. sent assets to the middle east to offer support for israel to battle hamas. john mccleary will join us later on to discuss the u.s. role. we will be right back. ♪ >> live sunday november 5 oin depth, the former -- takes calls about civil rights, free speech, censorship and more. she is the author of defending pornograph hate, and the recently published free speech: what everyone needs to know. join the conversation with your phone calls, facebook comments, and texts. "in depth" live sunday, november 5 noon eastern on book tv on c-span2. ♪ >> c-span's studentcam documentary competition is back, celebrating 20 years. this year's theme is looking forward while considering the past. w