we have contacted the british embassy to at _ help.e have contacted the british embassy to at the very _ help. we have contacted the british embassy to at the very least - help. we have contacted the british embassy to at the very least get - help. we have contacted the british | embassy to at the very least get out all its citizens but with no luck. dfc deo says it has been keeping in close contact with british nationals in gaza and will update them on the state of the southern border. the death toll state of the southern border. the death tell is _ state of the southern border. the death toll is rising every day, every— death toll is rising every day, every day _ death toll is rising every day, every day we wait to hear from zaynab — every day we wait to hear from zaynab in — every day we wait to hear from zaynab in the morning or in the afternoon. _ zaynab in the morning or in the afternoon, whenever she gets a signal. — afternoon, whenever she gets a signal, just to see whether she made it through _ signal, just to see whether she

we've contacted the british embassy to the very i british embassy to the very least get out citizens contact with british nationals in gaza and will update them on the status of the southern border. the death toll — of the southern border. the death toll is _ of the southern border. the death toll is rising - of the southern border. tte: death toll is rising every day. every day we wait to hear from her in the morning or early afternoon whenever she gets a signal just afternoon whenever she gets a signaljust to see whether... this was the last message she had letting her mother knows she was alive. but she hasn't heard anything since last night. communications from gaza were cut off. night. communications from gaza were cut off-— were cut off. the last few weeks have _ were cut off. the last few weeks have been - were cut off. the last few weeks have been really i weeks have been really quite harrowing. just to watch the images on tv and to see such high numbers of deaths women and children. it's very painful. it feels like a nightmare, to be honest. remember, you can always stay up—

the french embassy is moving towards the british embassy, ​​but mohammad bassel, the spokesperson ofe organization in gaza, said that the massacre at al-mu'ammadani hospital is unprecedented in our history, although we have experienced unfortunate events in the past wars and days. hello, mrs. hajipour. hello, if you have any tips, i would be very grateful. if you have any tips or new news, we will be grateful. at the same time as the images from tehran are being broadcast , let us tell the viewers of the news network. al jazeera tv channel showed pictures of the resistance missile attack on tel aviv and the sounding of the alarm sirens simultaneously with the presence of the german prime minister olaf scholz in landing in this city, the white house also announced that the visit of the american president biden to jordan was canceled. the president of the united states has also canceled the service to the king and dear viewers, i would like to inform you that the ministry of health has announced that the classes of medical university students in tehran will be closed at 10:00 am today

tonight, two hair-raising ceremonies were held in front of the french and british embassies in tehran. the authorities of my members and the supreme management council of seminaries and seminary institutions announced the closure of general members and classes. razavi's court was also covered in black. the president condemned this crime in the first hour and announced a public shutdown on wednesday throughout the country. the speaker of the parliament is also in the message. he called the zionists a disgrace to humanity and wrote: hell is waiting for them. with the zionist attack on the hospital in gaza people's reactions are probably different. it will not be the gatherings that the photos speak of. azizi khabarari, minister of foreign affairs of our country , went to jeddah, saudi arabia to participate in the extraordinary meeting of the foreign ministers of the organization of islamic cooperation. it deals with developments in palestine. first of all, the war crimes in gaza are really at their highest level. an hour ago, a hospital in gaza was targeted by rockets and bombs of the z

two rallies in front of the french and british embassies in tehran. the supreme council for the management of seminaries and seminaries for public members and classes was also blacked out for announcing the closure of the razavi court . in a message, the speaker of the parliament called the zionists a disgrace to humanity and wrote: hell is waiting it is them. with the zionists' attack on the gaza hospital , public reactions will probably not be at night anymore. gatherings where photos speak . mahmoud azizi, radio reporter. sarikam, the size of the israeli prison in al-talfi region, which is the end of the competition and the excuse, means that the sight is difficult, we are human beings, in the end. you are saying good things, do you understand me? i hope you say good things. every day of reporting might be our last day of reporting. who have been covering the events on the ground or were at their homes at the time of the attack. in the days when some people turn their heads so that they don't see a series of scenes and don't face themselves, by god

genocide is next to you in france, two rallies were held in front of the french and british embassiestehran. allahu akbar, the authorities of my members and the supreme council of the board of directors of seminaries and seminary institutions of public members and the announcement of the closure of classes were also blacked out. the president condemned this crime in the first hour and announced a public shutdown on wednesday throughout the country. in a message, the speaker of the parliament called the zionists a disgrace to humanity and wrote: hell is waiting for them. with the zionist attack on the gaza hospital , public reactions are likely. there won't be any gatherings where the photos speak, azizi hebarari sed faces death to israel, palestine, palestine, we support you in the name of god, the most merciful, the most merciful. hello, dear viewers, we are at your service with the news section at 10:00 am. hundreds of young iraqis went to the borders of jordan last night to support the people of gaza. upon their arrival in this country , sit on the border of palestine to support th

central office of the british foreign intelligence service, she is currently an employee of the british embassys a delivery of live goods, no, it doesn’t work like that, that is, it did order, as i said, girls under 10 years old, blondes with eyes, they were gathered, a package of documents was made for them, everything is absolutely legal, they leave ukraine for legal reasons. a similar fate apparently awaited eleven-year-old milania boroday, a small resident of the town of popasnaya, who lived with her grandparents for a whole year and hid from kind adults, who came for her several times and forcibly tried to take her abroad. they wanted to take me away, they had already seen me, my name, i shouldn’t have said my name, they also showed me my photo, there’s some the person asked them to find me, like, help me find her, i need to get her out, everything else, by the way, one of the americans, an american diplomat, contacted me, and who asked not to give his name and not tell anyone, he tried... to find a child for adoption, because i represented a same-sex couple. to my question, is there an of

we are now here on ferdowsi street in front of the british embassy in tehran. the rally will end in a few minutes. in this rally, which will be held today at 4 o'clock in revolution square, another rally will be held following the martyrdom of more than 800 civilians in the brutal attack of the zionist regime on a hospital in gaza . till this moment. this is what i see now we are here, the crowd is present as far as the intersection of istanbul, and the crowd of this rally has already ended. today at 4 o'clock in the revolution square , another rally will be held. there are some things that are going on, and now you mentioned that the final minutes are expensive and at 4 o'clock in el-englabeh square , we want to continue this ceremony, which was the ceremony of condemning the criminal act of the zionist regime in the massacre of patients, especially children and helpless women, in al-madanani hospital in gaza. we had and will witness, in addition to the fact that we are witnessing an event in the capital tehran condemning the zionists' crime in the bombing of

france held two rallies in front of the french and british embassies in tehran. reference my members and the supreme management council of seminaries and seminary institutions announced the closure of general members and classes. razavi court was also dressed in black. the president condemned this crime in the first hour and today. it was announced to members of the public across the country on wednesday. in a message, the speaker of the parliament called the zionists a disgrace to humanity and wrote: hell is waiting for them. with the zionist attack on the gaza hospital, public reactions will probably no longer be at night . one on mother's day, fathers and mothers say goodbye to their children's dead bodies, and on the next day, children say goodbye to their parents. this is a picture of a palestinian woman who suddenly lost 40 members of her family. israel: this is genocide. dr. fadiyeh al-khizri was attending to the wounded in the gaza hospital when he learned of the martyrdom of his father and brother . this is the picture of the screams of an old woman who

the gathering was also held in front of the french and british embassies in tehran. god is great. the authorities of my members and the supreme council of management of seminaries and seminaries of public members and the announcement of the closure of classes were also blacked out by the razavi court. the president condemned this crime in the first hour and announced a public shutdown on wednesday throughout the country . in his message, the speaker of the parliament called the disgrace of humanity and wrote: hell is waiting for them. with the zionist attack on the gaza hospital , public reactions will probably not be overnight anymore. gatherings where photos speak. mahmood azizi, radio journalist. the students of isfahan university of technology in support of the oppressed people of palestine, the students condemned the crimes of the zionist regime in this meeting. they are not military people to be fought with. anyone who has an iota of humanity, an iota of human rights, must oppose the crimes of the zionist usurper regime. and he declares his acquittal. it is really too much f

the french embassy had two rallies in front of the french and british embassies in tehran . my authority and the supreme management council of seminaries and seminaries announced the closure of public members and classes. razavi's court was dressed in black, the president in the first hour of this crime condemned and announced today wednesday across the country to the general public. in a message, the speaker of the parliament called the zionists a disgrace to humanity and wrote: hell is waiting for them. with the zionists' attack on the gaza hospital, public reactions will probably not be at night anymore. gatherings in which the photos of every muslim hospital in berlin, berlin, the special video of lasfa hamza al-masri. o lord, of course , the path is illegal, and the people will try to suppress the law. keep calm, because the situation is not complete . god is great , god is great , god is great, god is great, god is great, god is great, god is great, god is great, god is great, god is great, god is great, god is great, god is great, god is great, god is great, america g

the french embassy, ​​two rallies were held in front of the french and british embassies in tehran tonighte authorities of my members and the supreme management council of seminaries and seminary institutions announced the closure of general members and classes. razavi court was also dressed in black. the president condemned this crime in the first hour and declared wednesday a public holiday throughout the country. in a message, the speaker of the parliament called the zionists a disgrace to humanity and wrote: hell is waiting for them. reaction to the zionist attack on the gaza hospital it will probably not be nocturnal anymore. gatherings where photos speak. mohammad azizi, sed and radio reporter. the people of islamic iran today all over the country with the gathering and horrifying crimes. in a statement, the islamic propaganda coordination council announced that this rally will be held in tehran at 15:00 in el-englab square. the time of this gathering in other parts of the country will be announced in the province. in a message, the president emphasized the fire of american-israeli b

two rallies were held in front of the french and british embassies in tehran. references of my members and the supreme council of management of the areas the seminary and seminary institutions were closed for public members and classes. the razavi court was also blacked out . the president condemned this crime in the first hour and declared wednesday as a public holiday throughout the country. in a message, the speaker of the parliament called the zionists a disgrace to humanity and wrote: hell is waiting for them. with the zionist attack on the gaza hospital, public reactions will probably not be overnight anymore. gatherings where photos speak. dear mahmoud radio news. there are those who are still alive and breathing under the pounding of zionist bombs in gaza. or abdullah. but the hands are not enough to remove this amount of debris. the spokesman of the ministry of health of gaza talks about the conditions of violation of this barricade. the number of people we were able to pull out from under the rubble is very small compared to those who are still under

they are killing the embassy france held two rallies in front of the french and british embassies in tehran. the authorities of my members and the supreme management council of seminaries and seminary institutions of general members and the announcement of the closure of classes were also blacked out. the president condemned this crime in the first hour and announced a public shutdown on wednesday throughout the country . in a message, the speaker of the parliament called the zionists a disgrace to humanity and wrote: hell is waiting for them . with the zionist attack on the gaza hospital , public reactions will probably not be overnight anymore. gatherings where photos speak. dear broadcaster, the bombings must be stopped immediately, the muslim nations are angry in tehran at 11:18 p.m. hosseini, imam khomeini, may god have mercy on him, if this crime continues , the muslims will be found, the resistance forces are impatient with these attacks and the killing of children and women. if the muslim resistance ends and he wants to take action against the crimes of the zionist regime , h

the french embassy has two rallies tonight in front of the french and british embassies in tehran. the authorities of my members and the supreme management council of seminaries and seminary institutions of public members and classes are closed. the announcement of the razavi court was also blacked out. the president condemned this crime in the first hour and announced a public shutdown on wednesday throughout the country. in a message, the speaker of the parliament called the zionists a disgrace to humanity and wrote: hell is waiting for them. with the zionist attack on the gaza hospital, public reactions will probably not be overnight anymore. gatherings in which photos. azizi, a radio reporter, is talking about the terrible and unrelenting crime of the zionist regime in the attack on al-madanani hospital in the gaza strip , which has left nearly a thousand martyrs, in addition to hundreds of wounded, hundreds of women and children have taken refuge inside this hospital. they were. palestine tv channel reported that before the bombardment of this hospital, the zionist army had an

we've contacted the british embassy to at the very least get out its own citizens, but with no luck. onals in gaza and will update them on the status of the southern border. the death toll is rising every day. every day we wait to hear from her in the morning or in the afternoon whenever she gets a signaljust to see if, you know, whether she made it through the night. this was the last message lola had from zaynab, letting her mother know she was alive. but lullah hasn't heard anything since last night when communications from gaza were cut off. the last few weeks have been... really quite harrowing just to watch the images on tv and to see such high numbers of deaths of innocent women and children and civilians. it's been very painful. it kind of feels like a nightmare, to be honest at the moment. some reflections from the families that those who have civilians trapped in gaza with no way out. we'll be hearing about the families of the israeli hospitals who —— israeli hostages who are being similarly held inside the gaza strip. this ground offensive continues as it has through the ni

protesters in iran also marched outside of the french and british embassies, said fire to israel's flaganwhile, with a potential ground invasion from israel still looming, the humanitarian crisis in gaza is growing more dire. read outs trapped without power and little food, water or medicine. doctors pleading for resources as some hospitals reportedly have less than a day's worth of fuel to power their generators. now, there is some encouraging news overnight. israeli officials saying some humanitarian aid would be handed out south of the gaza river. it's urging people in gaza city and points north to evacuate to that area for assistance. but, of course, it remains a chaotic situation. >> all right, lionel moise reporting for us. lionel, thank you. and it's not just security that makes president biden's visit to israel today risky. his trip is also politically dangerous. let's bring in abc's white house correspondent maryalice parks. maryalice. what's the president hoping to accomplish with this trip? >> yeah, andrew, this is perhaps the most difficult trip of his presidency. he's looki

the us and british embassies in bay rue are advising their citizens to leave 11 on while they still can. is roy authorities are also evacuating the ton of curiosity, not simona close to the porter with lebanon and re housing displaced, residence r t correspondent? yes. and that can, has more on the developing situation in the region. the border region between lebanon, israel, for the most part, seems quiet, and the clash is the same, contained for the most part. there is also the threats and the possibility of all of this conflict between israel and gaza, spilling over to neighbor and regions like this. there are about 14 villages along this border. at least this portion of it and the clashes have been sporadic drones, a survey of the sky 247 providing necessary reconnaissance and information for the is really military is below for the time being has been carrying out the tax targeting bases of operations, targeting telecommunications in an effort to deteriorate, the readiness capabilities of that is really military. this comes at a time when is real, says that it will launch war agains

we have contacted the british embassy to two at the very least get out its own citizens, but with no se contact with british nationals in gaza and will update them on the status at the southern border. the death toll is rising every day. every day we wait to hear from zainab in the morning or in the afternoon, whenever she gets a signaljust to see if, you know, whether she made it through the night. this was the last message lalah had from zainab letting her mother know she was alive. but lalah hasn't heard anything since last night when communications from gaza were cut off. the last few weeks have been really quite harrowing. just to watch the images on tv and to see such high numbers of deaths of innocent women and children, and civilians, it's been very painful. and it kind of feels like a nightmare, to be honest, at the moment. speaking on sunday with laura kuenssberg this morning, liberal democrat mp layla moran, who has family in gaza, called for a "humanitarian ceasefire" saying people there are no longer thinking of whether they'll survive, but rather where they want to be wh

against palestinians in the gaza strip, protesters in tehran chanted slogans against the british and french embassiesants in these worldwide rallies are condemning israel's attack on the ahli arab hospital in gaza, the carnage has also drawn convennations from other countries around the world, a crowded protest was also held uh in ramalo, protesters in the joordanian capital, amman also attempted to storm the israeli embassy after the regime's bombing of the hospital in uh gaza and montreal and canada protesters took to the streets. not long after the gaza hospital attack uh there were also other protests in different countries which ultimately turned violent as well. now iran's foreign minister, let's uh focus on some of the uh reactions uh from uh countries officials and world leaders, iran's foreign minister has vehemently condemned israel's bloody attack on the palestinian hospital in the besieged ghaza strip and these are like... images that we're getting from gaza, you can see the scope of destruction that the israeli attacks have left behind, this is all happening as israel has been uh has imp

the united states and british embassies in beirut have advised their citizens to leave lebanon while israel and the iranian—backed lebanese group hezbollah are intensifying. hezbollah and allied palestinian factions have been trading daily cross borderfire. hezbollah said two of its fighters were killed on wednesday and another was wounded. the border skirmishes have raised concerns in israel that it could face a two—front war. mia alberti, a freelance journalist in beirut, gave us details on the developments at the israel—lebanon border. well, as you mentioned, we've been seeing daily clashes, and today was not an exception. and we have seen hezbollah saying that it has fired some anti—tank missiles into these border regions on the other side of the border, in northern israel, and also hamas claiming the launch of 20 rockets into israeli territory. it appears that some of these rockets have hit, have caused actually injuries. according to the israeli ambulance services, three israelis have been injured in these latest attacks. so again another day, it's now 12 days since hezbollah a

protesters also gathered outside the french and british embassies in iran's capital, tehran. live now to london, cnn journalist allie gotkine is following these events for us. i guess the crucial question, as well will the evidence come, and how compelling will be, and it will make any difference? >> the have shared their intelligence with the united states, things like signals intelligence, stuff like interceptive communications and the like. they will hope that will be enough to persuade the biden administration that this was, indeed, not the idea, and that it was the rocket that misfired or something along those lines from islamic jihad. that's what they shared with the israelis. they're going to share press conference later this morning. that's what they shared with the americans, sorry. the idea later this morning in which they are going to present evidence to journalists. this could be things like footage from drones which the idf says will show that this could not have come this strike on the hospital could not have come from an aerial bomb from the air and must have c

and protesters gathered outside the french and british embassies in iran's capital.t to go live now to london, where journalist elliott gotkine is following developments for us. he joins us now. so, elliott, president biden is about to arrive in israel. but of course, the gaza hospital blast has changed everything, with arab leaders now canceling their summit. president biden will now only meet with israel's prime minister. what's expected to come out of this very risky visit? >> i suspect the short answer, rosemary, is not a lot. there are two main objectives, originally, for this visit. one was to show that when president biden says america's support for israel's iron clad, he means it. and the other was to send, or to reiterate, a very clear message to israel's foes, particularly iran and its proxy in southern lebanon, hezbollah, that if they were thinking of exploiting israel's war with hamas as an excuse for opening up a new front in the north, in his words, it is one word warning, and don't. so no doubt president biden will be reiterating that warning to hezbol

we have contacted the british embassy to two at the very least get out its own citizens but with no luckis rising every day. everyday we wait to hear from zainab in the morning or in the afternoon, whenever she gets a signaljust to see if, you know, whether she made it through the night. this was the last message lalah had from zainab letting her mother know she was alive. but she hasn�*t heard anything since last night when communications from gaza were cut off. the last few weeks have been really quite harrowing. just to watch the images on tv and to see such high numbers of deaths of innocent women and children, and civilians, it's been very painful. iam i am lewis vaughan—jones, this is bbc news. hello there. it is remaining and settled this weekend with low pressure sticking close by. we will see showers or longer spells of rain. some sunshine as well, not a complete wash—out but it will be quite blustery, specially close to the coast. thanks to this area of low pressure which has been anchored to the west of ireland, bringing the showers and longer spells of rain and strong wind wi

we have contacted the british embassy to two at the very least get out its own citizens but with no lucky we wait to hear from zainab in the morning or in the afternoon, whenever she gets a signaljust to see if, you know, whether she made it through the night. this was the last message lalah had from zainab letting her mother know she was alive. but she hasn't heard anything since last night when communications from gaza were cut off. the last few weeks have been really quite harrowing. just to watch the images on tv and to see such high numbers of deaths of innocent women and children, and civilians, it's been very painful. and it kinda feels like a nightmare, to be honest, ahe moment. and it kinda feels like a nightmare, to be honest, at the moment. just want to go back to those live pictures because we are seeing those orange flashes as israel continue to hit gaza. latte orange flashes as israel continue to hit gaza. ~ ., ., ., hit gaza. we are told the ground troo -s hit gaza. we are told the ground troops are _ hit gaza. we are told the ground troops are still— hit gaza. we are told

confirmation from the israeli embassy in the uk that a british citizen jack from the israeli embassy tish citizenjack marlow is missing in israel following the attack yesterday. some more reaction to events in the middle east from here in the uk. the opposition labour leader, sir keir starmer, has spoken to the bbc as his party's conference gets underway in liverpool. victoria derbyshire asked him what he thought about the attack on israel. this is an appalling attack on israel, a terrorist attack for which there is nojustification. and israel has every right to defend herself. and the perpetrators of this have deliberately pushed back the prospect of peace agreements, peace talks, and so an appalling act of terrorism. and i think everybody is shocked. i spoke to my counterpart, the leader of the israeli labour party last night, and heard for myself the anxiety, the concern. as we were on the phone, the siren went off and she had to go down into the shelter, taking her papers with her. so it's an appalling act of terrorism. it needs to be called out across the world. live now to our p

see further protests and rage outside american , and rage outside american, israeli and indeed british embassiescross the arab region. but i think the most concerning development for the security of the region today is those reported missile and suicide drone attacks on american troops in syria and iraq. almost certainly conducted by terror groups aligned to the iranians, who of course, have been posturing, very aggressive since this war started. if american soldiers get killed in this region during this war, it will be a major escalation. >> it certainly would. charlie peters from tel aviv, thank you very much indeed. i'm going now to houston in texas to be joined by kelsey norman, fellow for the middle east at rice university's baker institute and director of the women's rights, human rights and refugees program . good and refugees program. good evening. thank you forjoining evening. thank you for joining us from texas . i read out us from texas. i read out earlier, i don't know whether you heard it, statements from the egyptian president , the egyptian president, statements from the king of j

we have contacted the british embassy to, at the very least, get out its own citizens but with no luck she gets a signal — just to see if, you know, whether she made it through the night. this was the last message lalah had from zaynab letting her mother know she was alive. but she hasn't heard anything since last night, when communications from gaza were cut off. the last few weeks have been really quite harrowing. just to watch the images on tv and to see such high numbers of deaths of innocent women and children, and civilians. it's been very painful. and it kind of feels like a nightmare, to be honest, at the moment. demonstrations have taken place in cities around the world, calling for a ceasefire and for aid to be allowed into gaza. this right here was paris where a propeller skinny and demonstration went ahead, despite a ban. french court said it could risk disturbing public order, given the rise of anti—semitic acts in france since the beginning of the hostilities. this year, stockholm in sweden, where thousands marched through the swedish capital to show their support for pal

see further protests and rage outside american , and rage outside american, israeli and indeed british embassiescross the arab region. but i think the most concerning development for the security of the region today is those reported missile and suicide drone attacks on american troops in syria and iraq. almost certainly conducted by terror groups aligned to the iranians, who of course, have been posturing, very aggressive since this war started. if american soldiers get killed in this region during this war, it will be a major escalation. >> it certainly would. charlie peters from tel aviv, thank you very much indeed. i'm going now to houston in texas to be joined by kelsey norman, fellow for the middle east at rice university's baker institute and director of the women's rights, human rights and refugees program . good and refugees program. good evening. thank you forjoining evening. thank you for joining us from texas . i read out us from texas. i read out earlier, i don't know whether you heard it, statements from the egyptian president , the egyptian president, statements from the king of j

remain with israel as long as international humanitarian law is not violated, he said at the british embassywhich could make the british defense secretary's visit to washington a little more awkward? this is me, apropo, on the margins, that there is a country that says to everyone, no, no, guys, but that you are holding back israel, it’s like , come on, israel, come on, come on, as it were, forward, and it’s not the first this country has been doing this for a hundred years, i’m not saying anything, but now. 1922 ancient summer evening, quite right, someone received a mandate for palestine? naturally, they tried to do something there for a very long time, they even collected money to solve the israeli question, the jewish question, they did not solve it, from that time until today, the largest diasporas are in london, the largest forces for the study of the conflict are in london, the intelligence services are working at full capacity, the key question is, the greatest experts on how things work in the middle east are working , absolutely right, you say, it’s going to waste, who actually ben

the israeli embassy in the uk has confirmed a british _ story. s confirmed a british citizen, - has confirmed a british citizen, jake marlow, is missing in israel following the palestinian attack. it is unclear whether he has been taken hostage. according to his mother, he was working as security staff at an outdoor festival at a kibbutz near the border with gaza. he was working at a festival as the attack unfolded. in an e—mail response to questions aboutjake unfolded. in an e—mail response to questions about jake marlow�*s whereabouts, an embassy spokesperson said, he is missing, we don't know if he has been taken hostage at this point. another development on the ongoing story in the middle east, in the past few minutes, pope francis has called for an end to the attacks in israel and gaza. that was in his weekly address that he makes in the vatican. you can see him there as he was delivering that statement earlier today. was delivering that statement earliertoday. before was delivering that statement earlier today. before we go, live pictures fr

gaza killed hundreds of palestinians, the protesters in tehran chanted slogans outside the british and french embassy, similar demonstrations were held in other iranian cities as participants condemned israel's attack on ahliyarab hospital in gaza, the carnage has also drawn condemnations from other countries, a crowded protest was held in ramala before, the police intervend to disperse the protesters and the canadian port city of montreal, protesters took to the streets not long after the gaza hospital at attack meanwile protests in some countries turn violent. in jordan's capital. aman protesters scuffled with the police near the israeli embassy in iraq's capital. angry protesters broke into baghdad's green zone where the us embassies located police in the lebanese capital beirout and the turkish city of istanbul fired tear gas to disperse angry demonstrators near the us embassy, also in tunis, the capital of tunisia, hundreds of people condemned france and the united states for their support of israel and demanded the closure of the us embassy in the country. well the us is sending lethal guided b

embassies. in jordan and british and french embassies targeted in iran. this happening just hours before president biden arrived in israel and he is there now. >> todd: you heard benjamin netanyahu say this is first time an american president has visited israel during a time of war. it is not just time of war in israel, it is strife. >> carley: john kirby said this is right time to make this trip, it is important for the president to go and now is the right time to do it. >> todd: american ships on their way to middle east to aid israeli fighters and u.s. military prepare for iran to possibly intervene. >> carley: an army veteran served six tours, as coverage of president biden's visit continues all morning long. somedays, i cover up because of my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now i feel free to bare my skin, thanks to skyrizi. ♪(uplifting music)♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ i'm celebrating my clearer skin... my way. with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. in another study, most people had 90% clearer skin, even at 5 year

there will also protest yesterday outside the israeli embassy in thejordanian capital, protests in libya, process in the iranian capital outside the british american embassy in the iranian capital. let's not focus —— let's now focus on the situation in lebanon, there has been concerned this could be a second front in this war and there has been clashes along that border between lebanon and israel. firing rockets across the border and israel firing into lebanon. let's bring on our correspondent, you have been following this very closely from the start. what has changed in the mood in lebanon after last night's devastating explosion at the al—ahli arab hospital? you devastating explosion at the al-ahli arab hosnital?_ devastating explosion at the al-ahli arab marital?— arab hospital? you know, as you mentioned. _ arab hospital? you know, as you mentioned, the _ arab hospital? you know, as you mentioned, the tension - arab hospital? you know, as you mentioned, the tension has - arab hospital? you know, as youj mentioned, the tension has been mounting since the start of the attack, since the start of the 7th of october incidents but yesterday

in istanbul , in indeed british embassies in istanbul, in amman, in jordan, and also protests in libyahere are tensions are rife in all of those countries after that hospital explosion on tuesday night, which the americans and israelis have said with high confidence on their view and in their intelligence was the fault of the palestinian islamic jihad, but also the a big focus today is the arrival of prime minister rishi sunak. the situation here with him attempting to conduct some humanitarian and indeed some some militaristic diplomacy, trying to suggest his support for the israeli army, continued efforts against hamas and trying to secure some more information about the rescue of those hostages. and the supply of aid from egypt into gaza. but the situation continues and the escalation looks likely to continue around the region . continue around the region. >> yeah, no, indeed, charlie, i think something that might be quite bad news for the british taxpayer , just looking at it taxpayer, just looking at it from an arguably very selfish, but certainly hyper domestic angle is that benj

the center was revolutionary and was located in the british embassy. and the ambassador of england, georgethemselves admitted, the same bukin wrote about this, that in order to... not leave the war, that is, they wanted the russian soldier, to the end, to the last, in general , the russian fought, including in the interests of britain and france, but at the same time, in general, they looked through their fingers even at the radical, the radicals, in france for example, felt completely, before the start of the war, in a whole series. countries the revolutionaries felt great, before that the populists, then so say, marxists and so on and so forth, therefore, yes , the west is also very guilty of the russian revolution, they were once again mistaken, they miscalculated, and of course, they counted on the victory of the moderates, in the end the maximalists came to power, and in in many ways, yes, thanks to the west, after all, i would say that the russian revolution is still, first of all, an internal problem, of course , no, first of all, yes, again, if we go back to the first russian revol

people from different walks of life from different religions and nationalities in the british capital in front of the embassy the zionist regime demonstrated in london. the participants in this demonstration expressed their anger and disgust at the crimes of the zionist regime and their support for the palestinian nation. public selling against zionism and its supporters here in front of the zionist embassy in london, despite the threats and warnings of the british interior minister about the consequences of holding any rally in support of the palestinians and attending these rallies. i came to defend the palestinian people. opposing israel is our legal right. the governments of america, britain and most of the european governments support israel , and for nearly 100 years, occupation, murder and destruction schools, mosques and hospitals. they do not see the palestinians and even today they support such a regime shamelessly and against the wishes of the people. embodying the empathy and unity of the followers of all religions in the birthplace of the zionist regime and protesting the double behavior of its

from different walks of life from different religions and nationalities in the british capital in front of the regime's embassy. zionists demonstrated in london. the participants in this demonstration expressed their anger and disgust at the crimes of the zionist regime and their support for the palestinian nation. public selling against the zionist and his supporters here in front of the zionist embassy in london, despite the threats and the warning of the british interior minister about the consequences of holding any rally in support of the palestinians and participating in this gathering. i came to defend the palestinian people. opposing israel is our legal right. the american, british and most european governments support israel and nearly 10 years of oppression, occupation, murder and destruction of schools, mosques and hospitals do not see palestinians, and even more so today. shamefully and against the will of the people , they support such a regime. the embodiment, empathy and unity of the followers of all religions in the birthplace of the zionist regime of this regime and protesting the double behav

main one being in the capital, tyrone and the thousands of people gathered outside the british and the french embassy burning. these rarely flag and chanting death to israel, death to the united kingdom. the sentiments here is that this is a tragedy that cannot be ignored any longer. and the attack on the posting in people and does a must stop. the government here has called for a public se of morning on wednesday, and it is going to be a day where people are going to be coming out again to commemorate and show their support for the palestinian people. the supreme leader also spoke earlier on tuesday and he said that the events that have unfolded in palestine, it can no longer be contained to palestine. and that's at the muslim nations must be involved in coming to the 8 and rescue of the palestinian people. dorsey jabari, alta 0, tyrone will agree for families for those who have lost loved ones in gauze is huge . correspondent, hold on a bill, how many incentives this report from ramallah in new york divided westbank. she might be safe from the boulevard, meant calling to escape. the grief and pain

among those missing, according to israel's embassy in london, is a british citizen. the palestinian health ministry says that at least 313 people have been killed by israeli airstrikes. >> this is a live shot of the gaza strip now. troops, as i was saying, are battling the hamas gunman in southern israel. and the israeli defense forces the situation is still not fully under control. middle east correspondent ulster bunkall has this report. >> overnight, the israeli military have been hitting targets inside the gaza strip in revenge for yesterday's attack by hamas. puck intern, hamas has continued to fire rockets into israel lucca. a the boom and flashing from the iron dome defense system intercepting them lit up the dark sky and was here across central and southern israel through the night. this morning, israeli security forces are fighting to gain full control of southern israel after hamas militants invaded yesterday. this was a police station in the israeli town of sorac, which had been taken by hamas. amounts fighters initially used a bulldozer and explosives to

in many of these arab nations as protests were launched on israeli embassies and american and british embassies across the region. but when we did hear from the idf, they said that it was not them that they were going to begin to release information on to support that claim. and this morning, we have seen significant , compelling, seen significant, compelling, but conclusive evidence that but not conclusive evidence that the explosion at the hospital was not caused by an israeli airstrike. by contrast , we have airstrike. by contrast, we have heard very little in terms of evidence from the hamas side this morning. evidence shared by the idf includes signals and imagery intelligence. it is very rare for the idf to release signals intelligence because, of course , every time they share course, every time they share those sources, they lose them. that hamas operative we hear on on a phone call, according to the idf intelligence agency , he the idf intelligence agency, he will no longer be available to them after this occasion, but that they claim that that phone call is to hamas operatives discuss

the march in london took place not at the israeli embassy, ​​but at the british parliament.re were no offensive chants, no posters depicting benjamin in an unsightly manner. it seems they don’t perceive him as a political figure at all. responsibility for the gas bombings is attributed here to higher authorities, british and american figures. the british government is pouring fuel on the fire, it sponsors and encourages the extermination of the palestinian people in every possible way, they have double standards. russia's company in ukraine is presented as ukrainian self-defense, and what the palestinians are doing is terrorism and jihadism. the sympathies, pity, compassion of these people are clearly on the side of palestine, and the british government clearly supports israel, so this rally is both pro-palestinian and anti-government, arisha sunak will have to choose whether to listen to his citizens or to a voice from across the ocean with an american accent. in paris at a pro-palestinian rally, questions are also more likely to be addressed to macron than to knitan. this

the march in london did not take place at the israeli embassy, ​​and at the british parliament.re were no offensive chants or posters depicting benjamin netanyahu in an unsightly manner. it seems they don’t perceive him as a political figure at all. responsibility for the gas bombings here is placed on higher authorities, british and american figures. it sponsors and encourages in every possible way the extermination of the palestinian people. the sympathies, pity, compassion of these people are clearly on the side of palestine, and the british government clearly supports israel, so this the rally is both pro-palestinian and anti-government, arish sunak will have to choose whether to listen to his citizens or to the voice from across the ocean. rather to macron than to netanyahu, but in the passing weeks, first the foreign ministers of the european union countries met, then the presidents and prime ministers, they had the opportunity to agree on a statement demanding a ceasefire, but it seems they stopped only the debate on this issue and agreed such a position. we support israe

and it seems now that the british embassy is taking the same step . it's for the . tails will come as as as the british come out as as as the british state decides how to retract further people if necessary. and very quick thought, charlie. >> you were just referring to the reports of these attacks on damascus and aleppo airports . damascus and aleppo airports. and of course, we had blinken suggesting earlier to any adversary or state thinking about trying to take advantage of this , don't. yes of this, don't. yes >> and of course, in the moments in the moments before we came on air, we've had further confirmation of those strikes in syria, taking out the runways at both aleppo and damascus international airport. obviously all of the proxy supported by iran in the region looking at this very concerning situation in israel from a security perspective, is it an opportunity ? is it a threat? opportunity? is it a threat? that statement , i think really that statement, i think really reaffirming that that the us will support israel if it chooses, if it chooses to strike a

we've seen us and israeli and indeed british embassies targeted in turkey, in particular in lebanon ,lso in baghdad , but crucially also in baghdad, but crucially in the west bank, where the uprisings have escalated overnight, again , more people overnight, again, more people clashing, over 60 people detained on suspicion of belonging to hamas. the idf said this morning. and hundreds have been detained in the last week in their continuing policing operation in the west bank. so very much a state of tension and rising violence across the region as this war continues . region as this war continues. >> yes, rising violence across the region. what is the current assessment, charlie , in terms of assessment, charlie, in terms of the risk of this descending into a regional war now ? well i think a regional war now? well i think western governments and the international players who have a focus and an interest in the region will almost certainly be considering their national evacuation orders, will be reassessing those plans. >> we know that the us has a significant military presence , signi

we saw protests outside of british embassies last night and american embassies across the region in lebanon in jordan as well. so very tense situation inflamed suddenly within the hour of the reported hospital explosion in in the west bank. of course, we have seen those tensions flaring over the last week without many people noticing this has been the deadliest week on record in the deadliest week on record in the west bank as so much attention is drawn to the gaza strip. and, of course, let's not forget the north of israel, where with lebanese where skirmishes with lebanese hezbollah west hezbollah continue. the west bank deaths of bank has seen over 61 deaths of palestinians since this conflict started yesterday. a 17 year old and 71 year old killed by israeli forces . so concerns are israeli forces. so concerns are growing now that this situation last night, as you say , tom, last night, as you say, tom, this view that the israelis are responsible for the attack will grow inside the arab world and more protests and more violence and more escalation will continue . continue. >> okay, char