we are expecting to hearfrom israel's prime minister, binyamin netanyahu shortly, we will go to him justsoon as he starts talking, the family of the three hostages who appeared in that video released earlier by hamas are expected to be speaking publicly to, that has been delayed. we expected to start in the next couple of minutes but that has been pushed back but as soon as that started we will carry that here on bbc news. now the bbc does not normally broadcast hostage videos but through is a still from today's video that has been released from left to right. you you can see rimon kirsht, danielle aloni, and lena trupanov. we don't know anything about the conditions under which it was filmed, but the three women appear to be was filmed, but the three women appearto be in was filmed, but the three women appear to be in reasonable health, with no obvious signs of injury, the video is described as distressing, binyamin netanyahu has said it was cruel psychological propaganda and worth reminding people that the uk, us and many other western governments have prescribed hales as a terrorist o

joe biden backed israel's account after talks with binyamin netanyahu. deeply saddened and outraged by the explosion at the hospital in gaza yesterday. and, based on what i've seen, it appears as though it was done by the other team. but protestors in lebanon and many in the arab world believe israel, is to blame. we'll assess the evidence and what questions remain. and this evening israel says it won't stop humanitarian aid entering gaza from egypt. also on the programme: a fall in the price of food at last, but higher fuels costs means inflation remains the same at 6.7%. also also the programme tonight inflation remains the same at 6.7%. also this hour: a vigil in london to remember those lost in the gaza hospital blast. and still waiting for news — the london family whose mother is feared abducted by hamas. coming up on bbc news manchester united our way to st. germain jermaine. horrific blast at a hospital in gaza which is thought to have killed hundreds of people. joe biden has been trying to get some kind of aid corridorfor the people in gaza and h

they're bitterly divided about whether binyamin netanyahu is part of problem. i don't trust him.t trust hamas. two of them need to be out of the way. hamas is responsible for what happened here, but this government is responsible as well, because they were in charge of our security. she made it back _ were in charge of our security. she made it back to her house for the first time since the family escaped hamas. the guards check the building was clear. find hamas. the guards check the building was clear. �* ., ., �* .,~ was clear. and that one? i'm taking the opportunity _ was clear. and that one? i'm taking the opportunity to _ was clear. and that one? i'm taking the opportunity to get _ was clear. and that one? i'm taking the opportunity to get some - was clear. and that one? i'm taking the opportunity to get some stuff. i j the opportunity to get some stuff. i only have two for me. she the opportunity to get some stuff. i only have two for me.— only have two for me. she is a farmer, only have two for me. she is a farmer. her — only have two for me. she is a farmer, her harvest

binyamin netanyahu we have been in the captivity of hamas for 23 days. and you were supposed to releasehould have released us, you promised to release us we are losing color because of your political, security and military failure . we are guilty and simple citizens who pay taxes to israel. you kill us. you want to kill us all . is the killing of israelis not enough for you? set us free now. free the palestinian people and prisoners. set us free all release the we must return to the arms of our families. now, now, now akhtar the construction and construction of 100 kilometers of roads and roads in deprived areas of the country to serve the people one by one. the windows of this house have their own special design , while the design of this house is also their own work. excellent, you have chosen the best, they say you are a real designer, what is very important for me is attention to details, see what spirit the color and texture of this window has given to the house, wintek window one, i am here to introduce you to the detergent for washing your clothes, let's see how this stain can be

america, together with its partners in the region, during my days with president morsi, binyamin netanyahu, and mahmoud abbas, i emphasized that there is no alternative but to accept peace. although the zionists had agreed during the ceasefire to end the siege of the gaza strip, but this commitment of the zionists was never implemented and a few years later , when the siege of gaza had been 7 years, there was a brutal attack. they started another to gaza. on the 12th of june 2014, the zionist army, which had created the iron dome defense system with the help of the united states to counter resistance missiles, and on the other hand thought that the long-term siege of gaza had left no power to resist again . attacked this area. as in the past , citizens, women and children are the most victims of that barbaric attack. the zionists deliberately attacked at least 6 military shelters under the supervision of the united nations , and more than 2,000 people were killed and 10,000 were injured. they left gaza behind. the 51-day war of the zionist regime against gaza has undoubtedly been a victory

in my opinion, binyamin netanyahu is in a real dilemma. on the one hand, he knows that his situation is very bad right now. if he doesn't attack on the ground and doesn't gain a bit of respect for himself , he will definitely have a shot inside the regime and on the other hand. the american is playing with fire cards they also send him a message that we do not want the so-called conflicts and insecurity to spread in the region, and the clear message of the resistance front and the capture of laza is now really clear. and return this can also bring him honor, but he has no choice but to do this because he knows that the message of the resistance front is quite serious . mr. kamili , i thank you, mr. taghaviya. in lebanon and if we are in jordan, we will come to see the program and start the conversation with mr. dastmalchian. khalis , khalis , khalis, yama or qalbi yama, by god, we are lonely . well, we are at the service of mr. dastamalchian, the former ambassador of iran to lebanon and jordan, mr. dastamalchian. a question that may or may

when binyamin netanyahu, in that first day of reaction to hamas�*s brutal assault, netanyahu said, "israelar. "this is a war that we will fight to the end. "we will destroy hamas and it will change "the middle east forever." but to fight and win that kind of a war, israel needs to trust its leadership. do you trust mr netanyahu to lead israel in this war? look, it is not a secret that i'm probably the harshest critic on the public arena of netanyahu, and very deeply involved in the protests. but this terrible disaster basically united us. i don't think that it's proper to deal now with my personal assessment of neta nyahu. he carries with him certain doubts, because in a certain way, he's responsible. he was at the top of the hierarchy during the last ten months. and he was warned more than once by professionals in the intelligence, in the defence forces, that this judicial reform that he calls it, the reform, quote unquote, we call it a judicial coup d'etat, that the responses within the public are risking the security of israel, and he basically ignored it. so there is some responsibilit

protesters announced that binyamin netanyahu, who is facing judicial charges, is trying to escape fromtrial by passing the bill. the death of a 6-month-old girl in camper, france , led to violent protests in the city. this sahargah child had breathing problems 3 days ago, but when his parents went to the emergency room of the city hospital , the emergency room was closed. the child died. by closing the streets and burning car tires, the protestors demanded the authorities to reopen the hospitals 24 hours a day. the working hours of this hospital have been reduced due to budget cuts. macron's government plans to save millions of euros by eliminating gas and electricity subsidies. france has also allocated 4,113 billion euros over the next 6 years to modernize its nuclear arsenal and increase aid to ukraine. clashes in a televised debate in pakistan. after the beating verbal dispute between lawyer imran khan, former prime minister and head of tehreek-e-insaf party and one of the representatives of the senate from the muslim league party. on the air of life. the clash happened when the re

doesn't hurt hamas, it doesn't hurt hezbollah. as a result, it does not hurt iran to convince binyamin netanyahuat this is the whole ground operation that they are currently planning, so that they do not conduct it in the gaza sector, and it is obvious, it is obvious that in this situation, by restraining israel, the world, precisely and putting this genie in a bottle, that's right, i understood, yes, i'm actually talking about this, because it is obvious that moscow, tehran and beijing planned not just a terrorist operation, it is already clear from everything that israel is under attack, from the south hamas, from the north of hezbollah, from the side of syria, islamic jihadists, it is already being attacked by representatives of the taliban, ah, the houthis and so on, that is, the houthis in fact, it is clear from the organization of the preparation of this operation that they were actually involved before the attack against israel... all the power factors of that axis of evil, because what if we analyze now the information that has already been proven, financial resources, instructors, russi

protesters announced that binyamin netanyahu, who is facing judicial charges, is trying to escape froml by passing the bill. slow down palestinian groups at the same time on the 23rd anniversary of al-aqsa intifase , they emphasized the support of al-aqsa mosque by holding a rally in the gaza strip. these groups also emphasized the continuation of confronting the zionist occupiers and announced that the efforts of the zionist regime to change the historical facts in the occupied jerusalem and al-aqsa mosque have been unsuccessful and have faced failure. the palestinian groups, while declaring their strong opposition to the efforts and actions of the zionists to divide al-aqsa mosque in time and place, emphasized the path of resistance and struggle against the occupying regime with the aim of achieving the right of the palestinian people to freedom and independence and ending the occupation. will continue hundreds of italian students demonstrated at rome's sapienza university in support of the palestinian italian researcher. according to the report of prasti tv channel, the students dem

we have been talking about the idea of a ground offensive, it would fit what binyamin netanyahu talkedmade a statement last night and he was saying that israel's enemy, that hamas, that it would resonate for generations, the israeli response to this. but it seems they're still considering how and when that response should be carried out, because of course ground fighting in gazais because of course ground fighting in gaza is very difficult, it brings the possibility, the strong possibility, the almost certainty i would say of civilian casualties when you consider there are israeli hostages still being held in gaza, it is something they have to consider, particular my carefully. absolutely. we have been looking at what israel has been saying in terms of its plans and its advice to people in gaza. we hear now that border crossings are closed and israel confirmed that border crossing with egypt has been closed. it seems those in gaza have nowhere to go? it seems those in gaza have nowhere to no? ., v it seems those in gaza have nowhere to o? . �*, . it seems those in gaza have nowhere to

because previously, for example, relations between putin and the prime minister of israel, binyamin netanyahu'sewbies were pretty good, i would say so, but that's when it started. this war, putin somehow distanced himself from it, moreover, on the contrary, he blames israel for the fact that israel started it, and vice versa , somehow indirectly takes it, takes the side of hamas itself, so what does this say to israel, does russia have such an influence? yuri, when you talk about the intervention, that is, russia's interference, it is necessary to divide here, many are dissatisfied, and i am also dissatisfied with the reaction of the russian ministry of foreign affairs to the event, because it puts... on one bowl of scales, a brutal attack by terrorists killing peaceful citizens, children, women, old people, this is just a needle , in russia the islamic state is a prohibited organization, and if today in russia, journalists must emphasize every time when they talk about needles, they say : a group banned in russia, look, let the russian diplomacy look at the situation in the kibbutz near the ga

the israelis say, the israeli prime minister, binyamin netanyahu, says that they are going to use really. i'm not sure what he meant by that, but i think they want to get an environment where it is not possible for what has been happening, what hamas did, to happen again. but there are big political questions for the future about what happens after the military action. certainly military action, then a big unknown about the politics of it. jeremy, thank you- _ about the politics of it. jeremy, thank you. and what _ about the politics of it. jeremy, thank you. and what are - about the politics of it. jeremy, thank you. and what are you i about the politics of it. jeremy, - thank you. and what are you hearing about conditions in gaza with no food, electricity or water? terrifying. most areas will soon be plunged _ terrifying. most areas will soon be plunged into darkness if they have not only— plunged into darkness if they have not only done so, because israel has cut off— not only done so, because israel has cut off the _ not only done so, because israel has cut off the electricity suppli

is visiting telviv again, where he met with defense minister yoav gallant and prime minister binyamin netanyahullant stressed that it would be a long war, and the price of victory would be high. the white house said that us president joe biden received the latest information on the situation in israel from his national security team. israel continues. to a large-scale ground operation to destroy hamas militants in the gaza strip. the un calls for immediate humanitarian aid to the civilians of gaza, who have found themselves there without food, water and medical supplies. at the parliamentary elections in poland, according to exit polls.

binyamin netanyahu, to give the proper order.see that what else, for example, marquez worked, what was the point of contact of the terrorists to take hostages, take a lot of hostages, in particular, in particular, among them are citizens of the united states, and this is now working in terms of delaying the start of the ground operation , because there is different information that for example, the same washington is working through qatar to... before this operation, to free the hostages as much as possible, preferably, preferably, well, at the moment it is a fantasy, to free or exchange everyone, and it is in this sense that everything works, certain cells in europe, i have already said , were turned on literally in unison with the beginning of aggression against israel on october 7. of course, in terms of information, for a certain time, we are currently observing it, the ukrainian front, it will be in the shadow of the israeli theater of operations, well, that’s how they work the laws of the information field, on the other han

israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu addressed the population. he says: "hamas has made a mistake of historic proportions, the enemies of israel will pay for what they have done for decades. israelis are waiting for action from the government and the army. zderot - the israeli city closest to gaza. today it vividly describes all the horrors of israel. debris is everywhere here, there is not a soul on the streets, except for the soldiers of the security forces. hamas has fired rockets for years, but never. did not storm him. in the city center , hamas attacked a police station. they broke into the building and used it as a firing base to shoot civilians and soldiers. on the walls are the remains of the blood of killed and wounded israelis. even here, in a city that has always been a frontline for israelis, this should not have happened. they believed that the military with the support of the intelligence services would protect them, but the fact... that this did not happen led to mutual accusations, who should answer for everything, and at the sam

there are many challenges here, which is why israeli leaders, including binyamin netanyahu, have been send troops here. what to do when already there, in gaza, where there is a high density of population and buildings, where everything is controlled by hamas, and we saw how many resources and careful planning the militants spent on this unprecedented attack on israel, both on land, sea and air, so we can be sure assert, they likewise prepared for the day when israel will come for retribution, because even today, on the fifth day of the war, rockets are fired at israel from gaza, and this is when we, as in the incessant airstrikes of the israelis, whole neighborhoods in gaza with leveled ground. and at the beginning of the issue, we talked about the massacre in kibbutz kwaraza near the gaza strip, another place where mass killings took place was a music festival near the settlement of riim, hamas militants killed 260 people there and took hostages. in general , israel claims that hamas killed 100-150 people during the attack. bbc correspondent lucy williamson spoke with the relatives o

i ask, because earlier, for example, relations between putin and the prime minister israel, binyamin netanyahu were pretty, but pretty good, i would say so, but when this war started, putin somehow distanced himself from it, moreover, on the contrary, he blames israel for the fact that israel started it and vice versa, somehow so indirectly takes... he takes the side of hamas, that's what they say in israel, does russia have such an influence? yuri, when you talk about the intervention, that is, the intervention of russia, then it is necessary to divide here, many are dissatisfied, including me , with the reaction of the russian ministry of defense to the event, because it puts on the same scale, a brutal attack by terrorists with the killing of civilians , children, women, old people, this is just a needle, here in russia is an islamic state. the organization, if it is today in russia, the journalists always emphasize everything when they talk about the needle, they say, it is a banned group in russia, look, let russian diplomacy. looks at how in the kibbutzes near the gas sector, where our m

the united states may sometimes criticise israel, especially under binyamin netanyahu, but its basicport is never in any doubt. britain, which once governed palestine, and tried with almost total lack of success, many feel, to be even—handed betweenjews and arabs, has now come firmly into the american camp. it supports israel's right to do whatever it feels it's got to do in gaza. germany is wholeheartedly on israel's side, but support from france and the rest of the eu is more nuanced. they want israel to hold back, if possible, from the full—scale onslaught, which could well take the lives of many civilians. senior american military officers who took part in operations in densely packed towns and cities in iraq after 2003 are often highly dubious that civilian casualties can be avoided, though israel insists it can and will avoid them. others have questioned whether netanyahu will be able to get rid of hamas in gaza, root and branch, as he promises to do. the danger for israel, they say, is that hamas, which has planned all this out with a great deal of care, will simply find ways

ahead of a possible incursion into gaza binyamin netanyahu has established a national emergency unity government with opposition leader benny gantz, israel has continued its mobilisation of troops, hundreds of thousands of them are on the southern boundary, with gaza, president biden says he has told mr netanyahu that israel must abide by the rules of war, in its fight against hamas. all this as air strikes on gaza continue, killing more than 1200 people. the health ministry says at least 51 people have been killed overnight. israeli media has said the number of those killed since hamilton mass�*s brutal attacks on saturday has risen to at least 1300. let us go back again, to the scene live in gaza where in the past few hours the health ministry has confirmed that total. 1200 palestinians have been killed in retaliatory israeli air strikes since saturday. a similar number of people in israel are now thought to have been killed this in the multiple assaults by hamas at the multiple assaults by hamas at the weekend. the israeli military says that figure includes at least 220 soldiers. 0

israel's prime| minister, binyamin netanyahu, broadcast to his nation. made a mistake of historic proportions. he said, we will exact a price that will be remembered by them and israel's other enemies for decades. now israelis are waiting for their government and army to act. 0ne israeli town littered with the debris of war felt like the essence of israel's trauma. almost deserted, except for security forces. hamas has rocketed before, but never stormed in. at the centre of the killing ground was the police station. they used it as a fire base to shoot civilians and soldiers. blood from israel's dead and wounded smears the walls. even here in what is always a front line town, this was not supposed to happen for israelis. they expected their military and intelligence services to protect them. the fact that didn't happen means recriminations about who might be responsible have started. but there is a strong sense of national unity about what happens next. in the places that hamas attacked, israeli military and the few civilians left are jumpy. still shocke

israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu emphasized this in his address to the nation on october 25.official noted that israel has two goals of the war: to eliminate hamas by destroying its military and administrative potential, and to do everything possible to return the hostages. we are preparing for a ground invasion, i will not specify when, how , how much, nor will i detail the circumstances, most of which are unknown to the public, and it must be, it must be, to protect the lives of our soldiers. in the usa , a new speaker of the house of representatives was elected, mike johnson, a representative of the republican majority and a supporter of the ex-president. donald trump. 220 voted for him out of 435 congressmen. johnson has been in the house of representatives since 2016 and has been the deputy chairman of the republican faction until now. he is a supporter of far-right views, led the legal defense of trump during his impeachment in the house of representatives and, in particular , asked the us supreme court to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. somehow

well, let's look at what your prime minister, - what your prime minister, binyamin netanyahu, has beenis ready to demolish hamas as he put it. would you like to see president joe biden visit israel before any ground offensive begins? the support that the — that president biden has extended and expressed is important. it's crystal—clear. he may be coming to israel, i still do not know for sure. i cannot confirm. i think that he's — he sends a clear message in his statement and also by this visit if he comes, and most important thing is that it's not only supporting israel with — with words but also with actions and concrete actions. and we see the american presence in the region. find and we see the american presence in the region. and if we look to — presence in the region. and if we look to the _ presence in the region. and if we look to the situation - presence in the region. and if we look to the situation in - presence in the region. and if| we look to the situation in the north of the country then alongside the border with lebanon, we have seen some fire exchanged there, you have i

restraint cannot be one-sided, i you can't advise lebanon's hezbollah to have restraint, but tell binyamin netanyahuilians. these are tense hours along this fragile dividing line. if it breaks, the whole region will feel the consequences. anna foster, bbc news, on the israel lebanon border. russian president vladimir putin is in china, in a rare trip abroad since the war in ukraine. he is attending an event related to the belt and road initiative, china's landmark project to extend its global economic influence. president putin will meet his chinese counterpart, xi jinping, on wednesday. for more on what the two leaders might talk about when they meet, i spoke to raffaello pantucci. he is an adjunct senior fellow at the s rajaratnam school of international studies. i think what we will see is a discussion between president putin and president xi about the world, and the world ac, which is full of conflict, where they see themselves as powers that are sort of pushing back against some the chaos that we see, fighting it on various fronts. we will see the issue of israel palestine come up issue of isra

president biden, on a high—stakes visit for talks with israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu in has secured a deal allowing aid into gaza via egypt, bringing in much—needed food, water and medicine to more than a million people. he said egypt has agreed to open the rafah crossing into the territory allowing in 20 trucks carrying aid. those needing help have fled their homes to escape israeli bombing targeting members of hamas, a group designated as a terror organisation by the uk government and responsible for the deaths of around 1,400 people in attacks on southern israel 11 days ago. all this after the tragedy of last night's hospital blast in gaza in which hundreds of people are thought to have died. israel says it wasn't responsible, blaming a misfiring rocket from a palestinian group. president biden today agreed, saying the evidence he has seen appears to show that israel was not to blame. but many in the arab world aren't convinced and there have been protests by thousands of people across the middle east. in a moment our correspondent rushdi abu alouf reports from the sc

and in the past many months, with binyamin netanyahu remaining in power and now governing with the mostight wing government in israel's history, it is very pro—settler and there's been for most of this year, more and more clashes. the siren is going off, but i think we're fine. we can continue. and i think maybe it's good for our listeners to know that this is the reality of life. there's been a lot of clashes between the settlers and palestinians in the west bank, so much so that it was regarded as israel's more focused on the west bank than they were on gaza. but there are many reasons for this and they are very profound. they're very emotional. they're historical and very personal and political. right. let's have another clip from one of our listeners. given the israeli response - to the hamas attack seemingly resulting in collective punishment towards the palestinians, - i'm curious as to what the average palestinian civilian— sentiment is towards hamas. is this an organisation - that is largely supported? and that one's for you, jeremy. well, there haven't been any polls in the las

amazing, about this during a meeting with the prime minister by the minister of the jewish state, binyamin netanyahul aviv. said the president of the united states, joe biden. according to him, the militants of the terrorist paramilitary group hamas committed evil and atrocities that are beyond comprehension. and his arrival today, meaning joe biden, should show the whole world that the united states of america supports israel in its struggle and will provide the leadership of this country with all the necessary assistance for self-defense. at the same time , the current owner of the white house said that the currently available information indicates that yesterday's. the shelling of the hospital in the gaza strip could, and most likely, was carried out by hamas militants, not israel, well , he says that this information must be reported now to the public, which still does not understand who could have done this and how it could have happened, in order to put all the dots on and, i only, and you will talk about, because i will now read the information, maybe you, she with' appeared after you had alr

: restraint cannot be one sided, - you can't advise his brother to have restraint, but tell binyamin netanyahuthese are tense hours along this fragile dividing line. if it breaks, the whole region will feel the consequences. the rising fears of escalation there. more news we are tracking throughout the day as well. russian president vladimir putin is in china, in a rare trip abroad since the war in ukraine. he is attending an event related to the belt and road initiative, china's landmark project to extend its global economic influence. president putin will meet his chinese counterpart, xi jinping, on wednesday. for more on what the two leaders might talk about when they meet, we can speak to raffaello pa ntucci. he is an adjunct senior fellow at the s rajaratnam school of international studies. thank you for your time and get to have you on the programme. the meeting between the leaders comes as the middle east conflict unfolds and also as us presidentjoe biden visits israel — what do you think will top the agenda between russia and china? i think what we will see is a discussion once again b

prime minister of the jewish state binyamin netanyahu said this during a telephone conversation withputin. at the same time , he emphasized that israel was attacked by vile and horst murderers, it is a quote, and therefore the government of his country is full of determination and unity to bring the matter to a victorious end. i will remind you that on october 7, israel suffered an unprecedented rocket attack from the gaza sector. about 1,400 israelis died, mostly civilians, and several hundred were captured. in response , the israel defense forces launched operation iron swords against hamas in the gaza strip, yuriy, here is just fresh information, absolutely, i think you have not taken it into account yet, because it appeared only on the 19th that in gaza they announced 3,000 dead from israeli strikes , we need more and more here, they say that up to 4,000, well, we have to look, in any case, right away the question is who the first one started it, but here is another interesting moment, that it turns out that the vagnelevites, who are now left without a groom, are training hezboll

in israel, biden will meet with prime minister binyamin. netanyahu and other leaders of the country. israel has asked the united states for $10 billion in military aid, which will be included in the package along with funds for ukraine and taiwan. the new york times writes about it. according to the publication, the leader of the majority in the us senate, chuck schumer, said that during a visit to tel aviv, american lawmakers discussed providing israel spare ammunition for the anti-missile defense system, iron dome, as well as high-precision bombs. kits for converting standard bombs into high-precision projectiles and ammunition of 155 caliber. the united nations council rejected the resolution of the russian federation calling for a ceasefire in israel, which does not condemn the actions of hamas militants, cnn reports, for the russian resolution calling for a humanitarian ceasefire, five votes were cast in favor, four voted against and six abstained. in particular, the united states, britain and france want it in the document noted the condemnatio

israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu warning there is more to come. in the hours and days ahead? i want to us you both, but starting with you, first, asher. ~ ., , asher. we need to deftly prepare _ asher. we need to deftly prepare for _ asher. we need to deftly prepare for humanitarian j prepare for humanitarian assistance as soon as possible, being able to definitely reach out to the local gazans and make sure they are provided enough safety and security moving forward as israel is continuing their ground offensive moving forward. they also believe that we definitely need to do more outreach to the palestinians or the local population within gaza. there is a state of confusion going on right now with hamas, they are saying to stay, but the idea for selling them to leave. so there is a lot of confusion, misinformation involved in this effort and we definitely need to make sure that there is a safe evacuation happening, but with that being said, it's most likely going to flow well, but for the most part those people need to be provided humanitarian as

joe biden backed israel's account after talks with binyamin netanyahu.and what questions remain. and this evening israel says it won't stop humanitarian aid entering gaza from egypt. also on the programme: a fall in the price of food at last, but higher fuels costs means inflation remains the same at 6.7%. also also

prime minister binyamin netanyahu says that invasion is israel's only option. >> yes, there are people are worried. they have little kids and babies so they evacuated themselves. >> smadar's son was visiting from los angeles with his four kids when the weekend's terror attacks unfolded. the family fled home as soon as they could get on a plane. but momi and smadar have lived through war after war in their 60 years here. momi has worked through every one, delivering the eggs the area is famous for. >> my job is vital. i need to supply the eggs because people need to eat. even under fire you have to continue your work. >> we didn't leave and we're not going to leave. this is our country and we're not afraid of hizbullah or anyone else. >> but not everyone is so sure. the closer you get to the border, the emptier the streets. here in shlomi, 18-year-old nehorai zeno narrowly escaped death when a hezbollah rocket hit his father's hair salon two days ago. he spends most days there hanging out with friends and helping his father. now, the family's livelihood is gone. >> it feels so strange t

and in the past many months, with binyamin netanyahu remaining in power and now governing with the mostr, more and more clashes. the siren is going off, but i think we're fine. we can continue. and i think maybe it's good for our listeners to know that this is the reality of life, the fact there's been a lot of clashes between the settlers and palestinians in the west bank, so much so that it was regarded as israel's more focused on the west bank than they were on gaza. but there are many reasons for this and they are very profound. they're very emotional. they're historical and very personal and political. all right. let's have another clip from one of our listeners. given the israeli response - to the hamas attack seemingly resulting in collective punishment towards the palestinians. - i'm curious as to what the average palestinian civilian sentiment - is towards hamas. is this an organization - that is largely supported? and that one's for you, jeremy. well, there have been any polls in the last week, because i think that for a lot of palestinians and ones i've spoken to in the last

gb news radio. >> welcome back to the live desk where we bring you those pictures of binyamin netanyahuli parliament. we'll hear in westminster. we've had a minute's silence as mps return to westminster with rishi sunak making a statement to the commons this afternoon and of course reflecting on the loss of life on both sides in terms of that being observed by well , that being observed by well, substantial number of mps in the house. >> yeah, he'll be out lining how the uk is supporting israel and helping british nationals caught up in the fighting. helping british nationals caught up in the fighting . many british up in the fighting. many british nationals stuck in gaza trying to get out with that rafah crossing closed at the moment and he will also be talking about this growing humanitarian crisis inside gaza as well. >> well, adel dannish back with us in the studio because let's just reflect that as well as being a middle east analyst and author and former war correspondent. you're a member of the lobby as well. so you're following events in westminster. yes are we observers on the

but of course the israeli military now on a high state of readiness with binyamin netanyahu saying the> sirens have also been sounding in northern israel in the last few moments as well. and israel , early airstrikes, and israel, early airstrikes, they have hit the jabalia camp in the gaza strip. according to some reports, more than 50 people have died there . israeli people have died there. israeli defence forces saying they are carrying out strikes aimed at many hamas targets in gaza . many hamas targets in gaza. >> the more, of course, as we get it. but let's get an update now on all the news headlines. and thames is waiting for. us mark, thanks very much. >> good afternoon from the gb news room. at 1:02, israel's defence minister has ordered a complete siege of the gaza strip, cutting off food, fuel and electricity . israel has and electricity. israel has declared war, launching retaliatory attacks on hamas after a surprise attack by the terrorist group on saturday. more than 700 people have been killed in israel and nearly 500 in gaza. israeli media says 300,000 reservists have be

we also saw four days ago binyamin netanyahu , the prime minister, netanyahu, the prime minister, here with the families for the time, and there for the first time, and there was considered criticism in israel both the families israel from both the families andindeed israel from both the families and indeed the wider public about how the government had not said enough about those families and those hostages. so that meeting was considered quite significant both today and yesterday. there have been press conferences with families of hostages detailing some really upsetting experiences that they've reported of realising they've reported of realising the moment that their family members were taken , often seeing members were taken, often seeing snapshot footage of a hand that they used to identify their son or their daughter or their mother or father and little snippets of information like that being clung onto very desperately by these family members as they await further information on. well, this morning, the idf said that they would be releasing more information urgently . and that's

. >> as we look at this, emily, and can i ask you about the words of binyamin netanyahu , who words ofhe wants to wipe hamas off the face of the earth, which which as a reaction, you can understand. the reality is, of course, that's an impossibility i >> yeah, i think it's incredibly difficult . and when you look at difficult. and when you look at the loss of life in palestine, in in gaza, it is well, it's shocking. and horrifying. you've seen children dying. you've seen pictures of children being taken with their parents in their arms, dead . i mean, it's arms, dead. i mean, it's hideous, hideous to look at. what i would say is that unfortunately , we and it's unfortunately, we and it's spoken about a lot. hamas does place military and its sites in and amongst civilians using hospitals , using their own hospitals, using their own people as human shields. hamas are not, you know , don't they're are not, you know, don't they're not people people are using the hideous term freedom fighters. these people aren't fighting for freedom. these people want it, you know, want the jews not to hav

binyamin netanyahu insists hamas should be treated exactly as isis .t group does not represent the palestinian people or their legitimate aspirations . he told the prime aspirations. he told the prime minister that as long as america exists, israel will never have to defend itself on its own . to defend itself on its own. here at home, bernie ecclestone has been handed a 17 month suspended sentence after pleading guilty to fraud. the formula one boss will also have to pay £652 million to hmrc. that's after failing to declare more than £400 million of overseas assets to the government and an mp for the scottish national party has defected to the tories amid reports of toxicity and bullying in the in the party's west minster group. lisa cameron's defection comes as she was facing selection battle to be the candidate for a seat in the west of scotland. she says she's a victim of group bullying at westminster and has suffered panic attacks as a result . those panic attacks as a result. those are the top stories. more on our website gbnews.com . website gb

in the councils of binyamin netanyahu, who who has the upper hand.or of benny gantz and a predecessor of benny gantz on that side of things in two respects, ehud barak, prime minister, barak, a former prime minister, and like gantz , a former chief and like gantz, a former chief of staff, about which they know netanyahu has a bit of a military background, but it's quite a small military background. he was with this hostage rescue squad, wasn't it? and very strange reports are coming out. he is being persuaded by his hard anti—arab . persuaded by his hard anti—arab. right. the religious right. and it depends whether he goes fonnard . and i think that what fonnard. and i think that what the idf must be saying, can we really do it? it's a very, very sophisticated and difficult job. but i'd like to talk about the bda battle damage analysis . it bda battle damage analysis. it is very, very difficult . we've is very, very difficult. we've been here before. so sarajevo, you know, was it a false flag by the bosniaks , muslim forces or the bosniaks, muslim fo