tel aviv accuses biari of organizing the attacks, justifying the means. you should have known that civilians would die and this is contradictory. article of the geneva convention and still you hit there are also conventions that define military necessity, there was military necessity remove biori from the equation so he can no longer cause death, that's why hamas is using civilian targets so you ask me this question, civilian casualties are a tragedy, but striking another massacre of palestinians has already become a symbol of western cynicism and double standards peace, the very place, resistance, and now, as a result of a new tragedy , this symbol was remembered or learned by everyone in the arab world, the palestinian refugee camp in the north of the gaza strip appeared after the first arab-israeli war in 1948, the year it is called the intifada of stones, then the reason for the unrest and the beginning of the armed confrontation was a series of tragedies , the murder of an israeli working a shift home, in gaza it was considered that this was a planne

tel aviv accuses biari of organizing attacks on israel for two decades and the 2004 attack on the portf azhdot. an official representative of the israeli army acknowledged the attack on palestinian civilians, but said that the end justifies the means. you you should have known that civilians would die and this was contrary to article 51 of the geneva convention, and yet you struck. there are also conventions that define military necessity. there was a military need to remove biori from the leveling so that he could no longer bring death. this is why hamas is using civilian targets to make you ask me this question. the civilian casualties are a tragedy, but the attacks on hamas tunnels and facilities will continue because we want to destroy it. tel aviv states that the commander of the hamas battalion was killed in a strike in the palestinian movement does not comment on this information. but in the arab world.... another massacre of palestinians has already become a symbol of cynicism and double standards of the western world. the very place where the israeli army dropped air bombs was

together with biari, this commander and dozens of operatives also died in a vast tunnel complex that was underneath the ground there and we will -- you know, you're referring to a second strike. i think a more correct depiction of it would be that there's ongoing fighting. it's not, you know, quiet and then all of a sudden there is a strike. no, there is ongoing fighting because we are fighting an enemy that is embedded in each and every house, there's tunnels everywhere and it's an active combat zone. this is a hamas stronghold, it's not a refugee camp, this is a hamas stronghold where we are in there, we are fighting and we are doing that because we understand that in order to eradicate hamas and make sure that this never happens again, that october 7 never happens again, we understand that we have to go where hamas is and take them out. >> and do you plan at any point to share any more intel about -- you're explaining what you all believe is this hamas stronghold there at this refugee camp. do you intend to release any intel moving forward on that? >> we released intel yesterday,

the gaza strip, and the elimination of fifty militants, including hamas battalion commander ibrahim biarihal, was one of the organizers of the attack on israel on october 7. at the same time , the israeli side confirmed that for the sake of such tactical success they had to make... sacrifices among civilians, we are talking about attacks on a refugee camp. the bombing completely destroyed a neighborhood in the jabaliya refugee camp, a stack of mostly old buildings housing hundreds of people. israeli warplanes completely destroyed the area using six american-made bombs, killing and injuring 400 people. the israeli side called it collateral damage, the target of the attack was the underground hamas tunnels, and the refugee camp was located just above them on the surface. you knew that there were many refugees there, many innocent civilians, both women and children, right, this is a tragedy of war, will, we have been saying for many weeks, civilians who are not members of hamas, go south, unicef is calling on the israeli authorities to cease fire at least for a while to deliver humanitarian

but there are also conventions that describe the need to use military force, and i would add, and if biariould not have done this, any normal person knows the answer to this question, that is why anyone, that is why hamas uses civilians, so that people like you ask me questions like this. let me interrupt you, but you should have known, you have the most modern intelligence services, that civilians would die, which is contrary to article 51 of the geneva convention, and you did it anyway. i can't say that we knew the scale of the consequences, but i will be careful in my assessment of doing any conclusions, i noticed you are not talking about numbers, but we don’t know exactly how many accomplices , how many of these terrorists were among the dead, the question is answered, the commander of the israeli army division just announced that israeli forces are, quote: at the gates of the city gas, please, yes, apparently, there will soon be an assault on gas, specifically the city, but again you need to understand that this will be gradual. advancement, gradual cleansing, i want to start with ra

the bbc can't verify most battlefield claims immediately but the idf say the target was ibrahim biarisenior hamas battalion commander that the idf describes as pivotal to the planning of the october 7th attacks. jeremy bowen's report contains scenes you may find appalling. the israeli army says the strike killed a senior hamas commander. and some of his men. it said hamas was using these civilians as human shields in a cruel and brutal manner and that the air strikes caused the collapse of underground hamas bunkers. israel ordered civilians to leave this area. many did. many others did not. the un said some people even returned to their homes because conditions further south were so desperate. an unknown number of people are buried under the rubble. they were pulling out children. he says, "oh, god, my three children are gone. "three kids. "i hope i can find one of them alive. "i didn't bid them farewell." jabalia camp coversjust over half a square mile. 116,000 refugees were registered here with the un before the war. he says, "it's a massacre. "30 to a0 homes blown to pieces, bodies

do you think that if ibrahim biari were alive, he would take the opportunity to brutally kill israellitary need to remove ibrahim biari from the levels so that he could not lift that sword over anyone's head again. hamas uses civilians as a shield. we act from the principle of separation, but at the same time from the principle of military necessity, weighing proportional answers. the attacks on the civilian arena against hamas, against their infrastructure, against their tunnels, against their command and control centers will continue because we are determined to destroy hamas and eliminate their regime. nikita, why such a level of cynicism? a simple question that everyone is discussing, but no one can answer. in fact, the rhetoric of a fairly prepared person, we see how there is a constant substitution of concepts, military expediency, he does not talk about a humanitarian catastrophe, there are no evidence that precisely those intended military targets were destroyed, but at the same time we know that civilians are suffering, that is , in fact, the presenter tried to show a certai

it was there that the very commander of the radical movement, biari, whom the israelis wanted to killy hiding. hamas denies he was in the jabaliya camp area, the new york times reported. it is read that the labyrinths leading to the mines and rooms stretch for about 500 km and go 60 m deep. tunnels along nicknamed metro gaaz are used for ambush attacks dug by hand using simple tools previously narrow tunnels were used to smuggle goods from egypt, later for weapons, now they have been modernized for attack and are almost impossible to detect. such footage is published by hamasad's military wing al-qassam. the movement's militants emerge from the tunnel and open fire on israeli positions in the area of ​​the border town of rs. in response, he shows footage of his soldiers working; they, together with their equipment, are moving deeper into the enclave. tel aviv claims success. during the day, infantry and armor captured the central hamas stronghold in the eastern city of jabaliya. this bastion was used for training participants in terrorist operations, and terrorists carried out massacr

refugee camp in the gaza strip, they say achieved their goal, eliminated the hamas commander ibrahim biari with several terrorists and destroyed the underground infrastructure of the militants. the death of civilians in the israel defense forces was called a tragedy of war. an airstrike on a camp with refugees and militants was carried out by the israelis the day before, according to estimates by the palestinian red crescent society, 25 civilians were killed, and the hamas-controlled ministry of health in the gaza strip claims at least 50 victims. and by the railwayman's day, okrposhta presented new ones stamps, the kherson-lviv evacuation train will be depicted on them. previously, only postal miniatures were issued with the first train of victory to kherson. now a full-fledged postal block has been created. in honor of our railway workers, we can now learn more from our journalist polina karnasyuk. i congratulate katya, the new postal block, heroic professions of iron people, precisely about the feat of our railway workers, who at the beginning of a full-scale war were able to organize l

strip and the elimination of 50 militants, including the commander of the hamas battalion, ibrahim biariin sahal, was one of the organizers of the attack on israel on october 7. at the same time , the israeli side confirmed that for the sake of such tactical success they had to make sacrifices among the civilian population. we are talking about attacks on a refugee camp. the bombing completely destroyed a neighborhood in the jebaliya refugee camp. these are mostly old buildings standing on top of each other, housing hundreds of people. israeli warplanes completely destroyed this one. using six american-made bombs, killing and injuring 400 people. the israeli side called this collateral damage. the target of the attack was the hamas underground tunnels, and the refugee camp was located just above them on the surface. you knew there were a lot of refugees, a lot of innocent civilians, and women and children, right? this is the tragedy of war. we've been talking for weeks civil insolvent. hamas go south. unicef ​​calls on the israeli authorities to cease fire at least temporarily in order t

. >> yes, ibrahim biari was killed and along with him are were dozens of other hamas combatants. they were running operations, military operations against our forces in a tunnel complex underneath the jabaliya area. i want to say we do not target the civilian population. we target hamas operatives and the fact that there may be civilians affected by the fighting is because hamas embeds itself under the civilian population and uses them as their human shields. >> meanwhile, hamas denies its leader was at the camp and accuses israel of trying to justify a, quote, heinous crime against civilians, children and women in the jabaliya camp. with us now journalist and former policy analyst rule a jab raul. i am not sure if you heard the interview we just had with the israeli official from the consulate here in new york. we were discussing is there a red line, where is the red line to take out hamas terrorists who attacked and slaughtered more than 14 jews on october 7th, you know, to go after them, but also knowing that they are surrounded by civilians, the latest strike in a refugee cam

ibrahim biari, the commander of the centraljabalia batallion, who they say was a key part of the seventhand mobilised elements of the nuqba force, the hamas commando unit that crossed into israel almost four weeks ago. the target today is still unknown, but clearly they continue to focus on the tunnels, and the command and control structures underground, that are deep beneath these buildings. but it is coming at a cost. the israeli government said today 15 soldiers have been killed since tuesday. with some of the first funerals taking place earlier. i want to review a statement that was just but out of the office of the high commissioner of the united nations human rights council, he says this, given the high number of civilian casualties and the skill and destruction following israeli air strikes onjabalia refugee camp, there are serious concerns that these are attacks that could amount to war crimes. we understand what the target was yesterday and why he is a prime target, but was it proportionate?— is a prime target, but was it proportionate? is a prime target, but was it --roortionat

also, ibrahim biari is dead, along with dozens of other terrorists. and frankly, i wouldn't trust a single thing that hamas say, whether it's not who's alive and who's dead. and any situation about hostages and practically anything else. >> what is the calculation the idf makes in deciding on striking area that you know is heavily populated? i ask this, because in war, soldiers make calculations in targeting -- you know, in targeting a person, is this person's worth the loss of civilian life? are they important enough that it's worth a certain amount of civilian loss? and these are cold -- it's a cold calculus to make, but all militaries make this. can you just talk about how those decisions are made or who makes them? >> yeah. they are made, as you say correctly, during wartime. war is horrible. the things that happen in war are never good and never positive. and unfortunately, we find ourselves in this war after we were attacked by hamas. what we're doing now is striking back at hamas and striking at its military facilities. in every combat in urban

we were told yesterday by an idf official that we would get specifics on ibrahim biari. he was that senior hamas commander that the idf said was killed in the first strike on jabalya. when will that evidence be shared? >> well, that is a question for the idf spokesperson and our military branch will decide when is the right time to share this information. but i can tell you that we are not targeting anyone else in gaza but civilians. hamas is cynically -- but rather terrorists of course. hamas is cynically using civilians as human shields in gaza. they're hiding underneath civilian structures such as hospitals and youth centers and schools. and of course we're not targeting them. we want to minimize the civilian casualty. and hamas are the ones who are putting them in harm's way. we called on them to evacuate from the north for this exact reason. >> do you know if prime minister netanyahu has spoken to president biden since the strikes in the refugee camp? >> well, we are communicating with the white house on an hourly base. i can tell you about the specific time of the

israel said they killed him a mosque commander, ibrahim biari, in that strike.ing that the attack on that refugee camp could amount to a war crime. ayman mohyeldin. >> one of many allegations that i've made throughout the past several days. here is why. in part because if you look at the way the bombardment has been taking place across the gaza strip, nowhere, and i mean nowhere, is safe. if you told people to move to the south. the south was bombed. they have taken shelter in certain places like a church. the church was bombed. a refugee camp or people think they might be safe, they are bombed. so at the end of the day, the challenge that has become very apparent, and what international lawyers and human rights organizations are talking about, is proportionality, and to what extent you expect the people in this camp to be aware of what is happening to them, or what is happening underneath them at any given moment, if you are on the face of it accepting the israeli argument that they were doing this to target a single individual. but keep in mind, and we have se

he's talking about ibrahim biari, whom it identified - israel has identified as hamas's commander ofhe jabaliya center battalion, saying he was killed in those recent strikes. can you respond to every aspect of what he said? they were trying to get a high-value target, as they put it, and they are not trying to kill civilians. craig: well, i think what's important in that interview is that is another of many indications of intent on the part of israeli authorities, that will be very important in a court of law. he has said very openly that they knew of the concentrations of civilians there, and yet, in violation of the principle of distinction in international humanitarian law, and on the pretext of killing one combatant, wiped out the better part of an entire refugee camp, densely populated refugee camp. and i think what's been interesting in this war is the very open statement of intents. i referred in my letter to the case for genocide which is happening now. and, you know, "genocide" is a very politicized term, often abused. but in this case, the hardest part of proving genocide

the gaza strip and the elimination of fifty militants, including hamas battalion commander ibrahim biarid by the tdf, was one of the organizers of the attack on israel on october 7. at the same time, the israeli side confirmed, for the sake of such a tactical success had to make sacrifices among the civilian population. we are talking about attacks on a refugee camp. the bombing completely destroyed a neighborhood in the jabaliya refugee camp, a stack of mostly old buildings housing hundreds of people. israeli warplanes completely destroyed the area using six american- made bombs. as a result , 400 people were killed and injured. the israeli side called this collateral damage. the target of the attack was. the data is horrifying, according to reports, now more than 3,450 children have been killed, amazingly, this number is increasing significantly every day, gas has turned into a cemetery for children, this is a real hell for everyone. however, in israel and the united states they believe that even a temporary ceasefire will give hamas a head start and will allow the enemy to strengthen

the target of the attack was senior hamas commander ibrahim biari.resentative of the israeli the army stressed that the way hamas is building its infrastructure puts the country's armed forces in a hopeless situation and leads to civilian casualties. as a result of israeli strikes in the gaza strip, 14 of 36 hospitals are no longer operational. the city's only hospital for cancer patients closed due to incessant israeli bombing and lack of fuel. footage of the hospital explosion has emerged, filmed from inside. it can be seen that the walls are shaking from powerful blows, parts of the building are collapsing directly on people hospital beds. kirby, by the way, looking at all this, president biden once again emphasized, does not believe that israel is neglecting the norms of international humanitarian law in the gas situation. there is still no communication in the gas sector, we managed to contact a resident of the gas sector, youssef ddi, who is in cairo and he tried, yesterday we talked to him, to bring his family out, because yesterday they seeme

hamas tunnels ran under the refugee camp, and it was there that the same commander of the radical biariing, whom the israelis wanted to kill. hamas denies he was in the jabaliya camp area , the new york times reports. that the labyrinth of passages the mines and rooms stretch for about 500 km go 60 m deep the tunnels nicknamed metroga are used for ambushes attacks dug by hand using simple tools, previously narrow tunnels were used to smuggle goods from egypt, later for weapons, now they have been modernized for attack and it is almost impossible to detect them. such footage is published by hamasad's military wing al-qassam action movie their soldiers, they, together with the equipment , move deeper into the enclave. tel aviv claims success. during the day, infantry and armor captured the central hamas stronghold in the eastern city of jabaliya. this bastion was used for training participants in terrorist operations, and terrorists carried out massacres from there. that's where he was. from the coastal areas, which terrorists took advantage of to carry out the october 7 massacre. the sen

following answer: please brutally kill israel, there was certainly a military necessity to remove ibrahim biarimas uses civilians as a shield, we act from the principle of separation, but at the same time the principle of military necessity, weighing proportionate responses. you see, yes, that this one, this one... the logic that this task was guided by the fact that if we if we don’t kill him, then he can do a lot of evil, and the evil that happens in parallel with this, but it doesn’t sound like it, but it’s readable, it’s like it’s not for us, in my opinion, it’s still some kind of then a new word in relation to this kind of conflicts to this kind of state actions , i don’t know if this is due to the fact that israel understands that it is an ally of the united states with all its budgets, equipment, and so on and so forth, because otherwise i can’t imagine where this comes from calm, i can show you another representative, an official israeli, who develops this logic, that is, this logic, official, approved, this is not an unsuccessful formulation of an individual representative, this is the

tel aviv accuses biari of organizing attacks on israel for two decades and.ck. there are also conventions that define military necessity. there was a military necessity remove biori from the equation so he can no longer bring death. why is hamas using civilian targets for you to ask me this question. the civilian casualties are a tragedy, but the attacks on hamas tunnels and facilities will continue because we want to destroy it, the palestinian camp. after the first arab-israeli war in 1948, near a small village of the same name, this is where the first palestinian uprising essentially began in december 1987, it is also called the intifada of stones, then the reason for the unrest began the armed confrontation was sparked by a series of tragedies, the killing of israelis and palestinians. on december 8, an israeli military truck crashed into a car in which residents of jebaliya were returning home from work; the gaza authorities believed that this was a planned act of intimidation. the very next day , the refugee camp was engulfed in riots, which quickly led