well, we have seen large barrages of rockets coming off the gaza strip towards places in central israel, almost daily. we're not just seeing them in the south of the border communities along the gaza strip. so more than 10 communities they include televi hold on to the show, and that's the own bed tm, around the lid, all having rocket sirens ringing throughout the cities. now the iron dough missile defense system, intercepting a lot of those missiles, but there was one that fell in an open area just south of the sean, let's see on. now these really military advises people when the sirens do go off to go into protected areas. and the assembly gave has said that they fired these rockets on television in response to the continuous bombardment inside of the gaza strip. like i said before, we have been seeing these barrages of rockets going more north and central places in israel since the beginning of the war. israel has been cleared that it's targeting rocket launching sites. we have seen large for rockets almost daily hitting these towns. now these really police are saying that there were

the in my eyes, the refugee camp and central gaza is one of the latest targets in israel's offensive. at least 41 people there had been killed. the injured are being rushed to hospital is health workers vital to save the casualties. and so please 2 people have been killed following the latest. there's twice and there's a body, a refugee camp in northern gauze on people are living in fear as relentless air strikes, pound civilian infrastructure. the death toll in gaza continues to rise with nearly 9500 palestinians bills since the war began. on october, the 7th and in northern gaza, a water tank until exhausted has been hit by is really fire the contents of the rupture tank of port out onto the streets. civilians and the territory are facing a dire shortage of fresh water houses. 0 started about as soon as more from han, eunice, and the southern gaza strip. another through the 9th uh for palestinians as the is of the occupation forces intensifying the rates and the level of its attacks against palestinians in different areas in the territory. but one of the main concentration of the is

when the mate has a refugee camp in central gaza is one of the latest targets in israel's offensive. at least 33 people there have been killed and the northern gaza, a water tank and some of those that it has been hit by is really fire. the contents of the rupture tank of poured out onto the streets. civilians in the territory are facing a dire shortage of fresh water to speak to suffer to who is he's joining us now on the phone from guys, a city so forth. what more can you tell us about the attack on the end? because the comp, it all starts with the 1st update with the administrative code. so as you said that the to continue to rise. i now the municipal folks say that i'm the rose, the 36 people killed as the to bring on buddies from under the bill. what we know from with this is that 85 to get to cut it out, multiple excise on the thing. she'll area in the idea because you to me which is one or 4 or 3 g comes in the centralized area of gov up. we know about the assignment is where this place from different places and from the city and from the north, and i'm staying in and other pl

and sirens have gone off across central israel on saturday evening after from us launched rockets from the guards district. there were several explosions presumed to be the iron de intersections and they were heard in disguise. about 10 of even at least 10 other towns police in israel are urging residents to stay in protected areas as they try to locate, follow sites. no, the best way to find out some folks is running us from occupied east jerusalem. tell us about the dozens of rockets that were launched to more than 10 cities, including tel aviv. what happened there while of that, you know, we have seen large barrages of rockets coming off the gaza strip towards places in central israel, almost daily. we're not just seeing them in the south the the border communities along the gaza strip. so more than 10 communities they include televi hold on to the show and that's the own bed tm. around. then they all having rockets, sirens ringing throughout the cities. now the iron door missile defense system intercepting a lot of those missiles, but there was one that fell in an open area just so

i've gone off across central israel on saturday evening. off to him asked launch rockets from the gulf of strip the several explosions presumed to be from. i am dumb into sections, were heard in the skies about tennessee, and at least 10 of the towns police in israel are urging residents to stay in protected areas. i'm definitely which is an occupied east jerusalem with more on those rocket launches. as we have seen, large barrages of rockets coming off the gaza strip towards places in central israel, almost daily. we're not just seeing them in the south the the border communities along the gaza strip. so more than 10 communities they include tel aviv hold on to the showing that the own bed tm, around the lid all having rocket sirens ringing throughout the cities. now the iron door missile defense system intercepting a lot of those missiles, but there was one that fell in an open area just south of the sean. let's see on now these really military advisors, people, when the sirens do go off to go into protected areas. and the assembly gaze h

. >>> an oasis of peace sits tucked away inside central israel.estinians living side-by-side. but as the israel-hamas war intensifies their guiding mission faces new challenges. nbc's jay gray takes us inside the town for an exclusive look at this one of a kind community. >> reporter: tucked away in the hills of central israel about 30 miles or so from gaza, the sound of children playing above the echo of explosions in this tiny village known as the oasis of peace. >> we are trying to offer the world like how we can do it peacefully without killing each other. >> reporter: for more than 40 years here israelis and palestinians have lived side-by-side. >> as neighbors, as partners for a dream, for a community, coexist, equality. >> reporter: that dream much more difficult with the nightmare of what's happening in gaza. >> it's not easy for both sides. >> is it something you talk about? >> yes. yes. we have talks jews with jews, then arabs with arabs then both together talking about the situation, how we feel about it, what we expect each other, what

and additionally, more north to places like, till of even other parts of central israel. these really military does have an air defense system that is 3 full the iron dumps which we see a lot of david sling and the arrow now there are don't batteries stationed all throughout the country. the americans replenishing the is really supply because of the war because of the continued barrages of rockets. now remember have as fires the large barrages of rockets in hopes of, of overwhelming the iron don't system. and we have seen that play out in several places where there has been direct hits in southern cities and additionally more central and how the, what is israel had to say about its attack on the job and the refugee camp, which is launched be a residential neighborhood that's right, the military saying that they achieved the objectives there. one of those objectives killing the top come us commander. now we've been hearing from is really defense officials throughout the evening. the defense minister you'll have go on saying that if this next phase of this war, it's going t

i am here now at a medical centre in central israel - a medical centre in central israel and alreadyly members and being taken care of by the teams at the medical centre. we are waiting for three more to come here, and we are veryjoyful and we are waiting to see what exactly is their medical and mental and general well—being status. we will stop the recovery process, and i must say, with the greatjoy process, and i must say, with the great joy of those who were released today, it isjust great joy of those who were released today, it is just a fraction, our hearts are still in gaza. with so many people not getting the medical care they need, many need chronic medications or even vitamin c, because they do not get beat diet they need. —— but even vitamins. i really hope that basic rate anyone deserves they get, the visits from the red cross to check the status this week and check the signs of life forfamilies. so this week and check the signs of life for families. so we should see iby life for families. so we should see joy today but also think of the others. ~ 2, ~ joy today but also

wrong suppliers not just coming on to reduce cities, they usually see like in the south and in central israel. but we're also seeing the rocket fire head towards the southern city of it. that's in addition, we additionally in the north, across the lebanese border, now the military st. they successfully intercepted the projectile in the air toward the city of alaska. in the red sea, no alarm system went off their additionally on the northern border. these really military saying they successfully intercepted a surface to air missile that was launched from lebanese territory and they were able to actually strike the position that to the missile was launched from now when it comes to the rockets that have been coming out of the gaza strip, we have seen garages hit places like television and other parts of central israel, but we've been primarily seeing a lot of other rocket fire in the south. now there have been several direct hits just today and i installed a huge fire. the people in the south are used to, to this type of apartments, their iron batteries and shelters almost everywhere, really. a

those helicopters headed north in the direction of central israel.know the among the 10 israeli hostages there is only one minor, a 17-year-old, mia, who was freed tonight. that's unusual. we've typically seen more c children, minors released in this deal. we have 61 israelis, 21 nationals freed over the last five days but now attention is turning as we head into the second day tomorrow of the ex extended truce whether it can be extended further. we know today the cia director was in doha, qatar meeting with his qatari and egyptian counter parts to see if a broader deal is possible, to see whether or not men and soldiers can be included in the next phase of this deal for now that is a massive open question and a lot hanging in the balance. the lives of those hostages still in gaza, the hundreds of trucks of humanitarian aid and the pause in the bombardment on the gaza strip. >> there were classes between the hamas and israeli forces, that would be a violation of the pause. tell us what happened. >> reporter: there certainly was. now it's a question o

now we have seen near daily rocket barrages, from the gaza strip towards central israel. we're not just seeing them in the south . we're seeing them in places more north as the as guys, it continues to fire these rockets. these really military is still striking several parts inside of the gaza strip. as the bombardments there is relentless talk to us and about the protests that we saw in in jerusalem. also in tel aviv about putting pressure, those protests were about putting pressure on the government to secure the release of the captives that are being held in gaza. that's right. several protests taking place across israel to nice families of these captives calling on the government to do something. a lot of them also calling on prime minister benjamin netanyahu to resign because of the situation at this time. these really military says that there are more than $240.00 captives inside of gaza . but there are different schools of thought among these demonstrators. the 1st school of thought is to exchange any or all of the palestinian prisoners as many as it takes to bring

that made the comments while i'm meeting with special unit sciences at a base in central israel. international date has have been calling on the israel to ease its age in order to allow aids to reach civilians. they can cause a policy against civilians are suffering shortages of food drinking water. fuel medicine correspondent rebecca vista is in these right of the city of stair out near the border with garza and she gave me this update on this riley military offensive. well, so we know that the ground defense, they've continues and is growing that the is there any military setting a little earlier that they have the easiest figurative time that they've reached the gates of guns, a c t. now that you know is obviously one of the key points, one of the places of focus it's one of the biggest residential areas will be because residential area inside the strip. of course, we know that the military have advised everybody living in gaza city and further north to head south because to expect these bombardments last night. so some pretty heavy bombardments as well. and where we're standi

that's what i thought, responded rebecca rivers joins us not from central israel. welcome, rebecca, and what else has been happening since the israel went into about schaffer? village obviously. very difficult. pretty much impossible to get a clear picture of what's happening at the hospital. it's a vast complex of buildings and is we're hearing from the ivy if they're, they're saying that they're carrying out this talk to of these targeted operations inside certain disclose areas inside the hospital in the patients and medical staff are not in all of a part of the hospital we've been hearing on the ground reports suggesting that move move between any of the buildings has been virtually impossible for a couple of days now as the, as the military kind of, uh, surrounded the hospital. we've been hearing about tanks on the grounds. all of that al chief of hospital and fire firing happening presumably between a soldiers and come off the tense. that's well, the military is certainly staying. so hearing that is a dire situation for the patients there already. the hospital

coming up in the next 60 minutes, searching for survivors. israel strikes all my guys, the refugee camp in central gaza, killing at least 47 palestinians. many more are buried under the rubble is where the forces county i was raised in the occupied west bank in east jerusalem destroying homes and not listening. i'm handling the secretary of state onto the bank and is expected to be polished to me and present mahmoud abbas and romano in the coming hours. and the show of solidarity from new york city to casa and major valleys are being held around the world and supports palestine in the 0700 g m t. that's 9 am and gals of palestinians have once again enjoyed a night of heavy bombardments. they say israel is intensifying attacks on schools, water reservoirs, bakeries and hospitals to force people to move size to refugee accounts that among the latest targets. the guy's a health ministry says an air strike on all my guys. the camp in central gaza has killed at least 47 palestinians. residents of digging through the rubble in search of more survivors. i'm a gauzy, isn't the evacuations of israel told p

the magazine refugee camp and central gauze is one of the latest targets in israel is offensive. at least 47 people that have been killed. and the injured have been rushed to the territories overcrowded hospitals. or at least 2 people have been killed following aspects on the giovanni at refugee compton, northern gaza. every shillings also have been reported to the indonesian hospital ninty. $9500.00 of the names have been killed since the war began on october 7, o 7, northern gauze, critical water tank and tile as that's all has been talking to advise ready via the contents of the rupture tank pulled out onto the streets, civilians, and the treasury on facing a dial shortage of fresh water. how does it was started as soon as moved from han, eunice, and southern gauze to another up to denali to for palestinians as the is very occupation forces. intensifying the rates and the level of its attacks against palestinians in different areas in the territory. but one of the main concentration of the is when each a strikes what it, what, what was generally in about as a refuge account. t

inside gaza including hamas and islamic jihad maintaining their ability to fire on southern and central israel remarkable given amount that air strikes that have taken place against gaza inside the strip much of the international focus remains on gaza al-shifa hospital with hundred of palestinians receiving treatment. they've been given water and food by the israelis but doctors there say they need anesthesia and medicine as some palestinians reported evacuated the facility this morning. i do want to draw your attention, though, to northern israel where new rocket fire took place today. fired by the lebanese militant group hezbollah at this hour israel target the sourings of that rocket fire. and as we zoom out from all of this, attacks continue by iranian proxies target u.s. interest against middle east on this map more than 60 different attacks since this war began 43 days ago and american forces bracing for expectation that iran and its proxies will continue to target american interest across the middle east. neil. neil: all right trey please be safe and your crew as well great reporting as

central israel.srael. and 21-year-old maya was in more immediate need of medical need after being shot 50 days ago for the videos of families returning and reuniting giving israel hope bringing the total to 26 hostages released as part of the cease-fire deal. another group is expected to be freed tonight. remember they are being exchanged in a three -- one ratio 39 palestinian prisoners were released on saturday evening. the question though today is whether or not the fighting will resume. regional forces on fox news today they believe there could be a possible extension to the cease-fire deal in the days ahead will tell. shannon: trey yingst reporting from his or we thank you and your team again. join now by arkansas republican senator tom cotton. member of the armed service committee great to have you back on "fox news sunday." >> let start with this pause. there are folks who do not think it is been the best idea wall street journal opinion piece over there set a cease-fire deprives israel of mili

israel defence forces on twitter saying the israeli military says air raid sirens sounding across central israel due to rockets being fired from gaza. i've said many israelis are running to bomb shelters. these are from the israel defence forces. once we verify those and can bring in more on that update, we will. in terms of the visit of antony blinken... at the end of his visit to iraq antony blinken spoke to the media about the possibility of humanitarian pause to hostilities, that he said would advance several priorities, including getting more aid in and getting hamas�* hostages out. following my conversations with the prime minister and with the israeli government, this is a process. israel's raised important questions about how humanitarian pauses would work. we've got to answer those questions. we're working on exactly that. in fact, we agreed that our teams would get together and they're doing just that, including today, to work through the specifics of the practicalities of of these pauses. second, it's important that the pause advance a number of things. one of them is hostages. we are

we continue to see rockets being fired from gaza into places-like where we're at right now in central israelhort time ago when we got the warning, you could hear the sirens, and then you started hearing the booms from the iron dome as it tried to intercept what we're being told was 10 rots being fired from gaza into central israel. so far reports are indicating a house being hit. no one as of now reported to be hurt. but this all happening as the israeli defense forces continue to strengthen their strangle hold in and around northern gaza. the idf says they are still working to eliminate terrorists and are still finding tunnels and weapons as they move closer and closer into the heart of gaza city. prime minister netanyahu giving no indication that is his troops are slowing down. he says there can't be any talks of a cease-fire without first the release of 239 hostages. >> the fighting in the south is advancing at a rate that hamas hasn't known. gaza is encircled. we're operating in it, and deepning the pressure on hamas every day. so far we have killed thousands of terrorists above the grou

access to vital fuel and aid exacerbating already dire conditions and hindering operation of a central. israel'snt. who has lost contact with health workers at alshifa hospital, but one thing is clear, under international humanitarian law, health facilities. health workers, ambulances and patients must be safe guarded and protected against all acts of war. earlier today, a track with 23, liters of fuel intered gaza, but israel has restricted its use to only transporting aid from rafa. at least 120,000 liters a day are needed. to operate hospital generators, ambulances. leban'sbollah movement continues to target israeli positions along border areas and support of palestinian resistance in gaza. movement said in several statements and fired rockets and missiles at seven israeli military sites in wednesday that led to casualties among regime forces. number israeli military vehicles were also destroyed. hezbollah and israeli troops have been engaging in a direct clashes since regime's war on gaza started on the 7th of october, movement says attacks against israel will continue until the regime stops

air raid sirens sounded over tel aviv in central israel on wednesday. first wounded from the gas sector who crossed the border with. for the first time through the rafah checkpoint. foreigners were also allowed to leave the enclave. it is expected that about 5 hundred people may arrive in egypt today. the attacks from the gaza strip, however, continue to launch rockets towards israel in response to the bombing of the gas strip. and against the background of what is happening in a number of countries relations with israel have become complicated. jordan recalls its ambassador in this regard. prior to this , diplomatic representatives of colombia and chile were recalled for consultation, and bolivia completely broke off diplomatic relations with israel. meanwhile, judging by media publications, the united states is already developing a scenario for a new world order after the end of palestine. another, washington is writing plans for the entire region. there is only one condition: the world after the end of the hot phase of the conflict must look the way

rocket attacks on southern and central israel and the gas strips do not stop, there are many hits on residential buildings , so the service... the rear command, although it has allowed the education system and many businesses to resume, asks the israelis to continue to follow their instructions and not to ignore the alarm signals, the population of the border... cities and kibbutzim, both in the south and in the north, remain under evacuation. in total, more than 3,000 israelis have been forced to flee their homes by shelling, and despite the constant attacks, some have begun to return. i think i am the first to open a facility in this industrial zone after events on october 7, because i could not afford not to open, but there are factories that are still closed. meanwhile, in the north on the border with lebanon, a proxy terrorist organization of iran. also does not stop shelling the territory of israel. tzahal responds and launches preemptive strikes and the opening of a full-fledged second front is not yet in question. we are strengthening the capability of the air force to respon

into the very heart in the north of the enclave, surrounded by soldiers at a military base in central israelere making some pretty impressive progress and nothing could... he also acknowledged, i quote, the painful loss of nineteen israeli soldiers, reportedly killed in during the ground operation, hamas on october 7 and the israeli army advance towards the center of gaza city from at least five different directions. hamas said it would make gaza a cursed place by sending more of its troops home to body bags. this refugee camp is in the area where nitanyahu told them to flee, thousands of refugees were taking refuge here. the u.n. human rights office said israeli airstrikes have killed and wounded so many civilians that it has serious concerns that the unjustified attacks could be classified as war crimes. this girl was pulled out alive, she asks the volunteers: are you carrying... throughout gaza , an unknown number of people are buried under the rubble, this man is in the barij camp they asked who he was looking for, my four children - he said, lord, why did you leave us, doomed us to deat

back into israeli custody were receiving medical treatment before heading on to hospitals in central israelu look at president biden's comments, there is still a huge divide in how the americans see this moving forward and how the israelis see this moving forward. president biden there touting the diplomacy and rightfully so, the qataris were able to cut a deal between israel and hamas to get the first group of hostages out and if it goes forward as planned, you'll see a four-day ceasefire will end in 50 released from gaza in exchange for 150 prisoners released by the israelis. the question is not about this ceasefire. the question is about what comes next, the day after the ceasefire, what will that look like, and the reality on the ground is that the idea of a long-term truce or ability to have peace in the middle east is a great idea in comment, but in practice it's quite difficult and we saw this all play out over the past nearly 50 days, and so this is really what we are looking at in the coming days and weeks, part of that discussion and disagreement. arthel. >> arthel: trey yingst, s

and this fear and the terror of the zionist regime is from this issue, whatever happens here central israelthat if the state of palestine is formed, it should be formed with rules so that israel will not be destroyed any further and at least it wants to be able to remain with the minimum of its power. the united nations and zionist crimes from the general assembly to the security council and the conclusion of my conclusion and my speech in this regard begins with the word "regret" that, unfortunately, the organization in the charter. he himself, in his first statement , expresses the issue of the duty of international peace and the support of this peace, which is so uncharacteristic today it has happened that the security council, which is the most important pillar of the united nations, unfortunately, its approval remains on the ground and cannot be implemented in any way, this is very regrettable. the important thing is that it is more efficient in the general assembly, where representatives of all member countries are represented, as in the general assembly that was held almost 3 weeks a

jon donnison, bbc news, in central israel. as israel continues with the air and ground offensive into next move might be, especially if they do remove hamas and take control of gaza. for more on this, i am joined control of gaza. for more on this, iamjoined in control of gaza. for more on this, i am joined in the studio by david kilcullen from the university of new south wales. he was a senior counterinsurgency adviser to the us military during the iraq war, and became special adviser for counterinsurgency to us secretary of state conor leahy rice. thanks for coming into the studio this morning. firstly, if i could get your thoughts on some of the latest of elements we are getting for both israel and gaza.— both israel and gaza. well, it is very clear _ both israel and gaza. well, it is very clear that _ both israel and gaza. well, it is very clear that the - both israel and gaza. well, it is very clear that the israeli l is very clear that the israeli defence force is are trying to, if you like, bite off a chunk of the northern gaza strip, in order to isolate some of the heavier hama

it's cool for a c spot. israel won't even consider the slightest pause and he's plumbing company, bernard smith, i'll just say around for a moment. the director of the us central intelligence agency bill buttons will travel to israel and other countries in the region this week. us media is reporting that's it. also visit castle egypt, jordan and the united arab emirates low. and the shock is obviously of a senior political analyst enjoys. it's also about bill benson in may. but could you start with the us secretary of state, he's now right into kia. we still stop tool of the region one. but look at this in the skeptical way. so to smell, cause we discussed this a little bit before saying yes, it's ok for israel to defend itself, but the tone has changed. so the language is changed to a piece of very angry arab middle east. absolutely. the foreign minister, the foreign ministers, the, that's a 2nd that a blinking method on non basic good objective. his notion, that's what is going on. and guys of today is award in self defense. they did not accept his justifications for his there as well. crimes. and certainly there to jacketed at his appeal to discuss proposal

an air raid alert was declared in central israel for the second time within an hour.oday, israel again intensified its shelling of the gaza strip; in the last few hours alone, official tel aviv struck seven hospitals in the enclave. but at least 13 new victims and more than a hundred wounded are already known. fierce fighting is currently taking place between the israeli military and hamas militants in the very center of the city of gaza. air raid sounds sounded in the south this evening israel. the militants tried to attack the city of azhdot. well, here’s the news of the last minute. biden called on netanyahu to agree to a three-day pause in the fighting to resolve the issue of releasing prisoners. true, there has been no answer yet, but earlier today news appeared about russian hostages being held by hamas. representative of the group. reported that they were able to identify two women with dual citizenship, including russian citizenship, among the captured, but the militants would be able to hand them over to the red cross only when israel stopped shelling. in on

and sirens have gone off across central israel on saturday evening after almost launched rockets from the gaza strip. the several explosions presumed to be iron dome and deceptions were heard in the skies above tell of even at least 10 other towns and israel police and israel, urging residents to stay in protected areas. as they tried to locate, pull out sites, i'm the salute to joins us from occupied east jerusalem. what can you tell us at the stage on the rocket fire in coming into israel as well. barrels of rockets hitting central tel aviv and the south. we have been seen garages of rockets coming from gaza hitting these central places in tel aviv near daily these rocket sirens in more than 10 cities. we're talking about tel aviv 3 shown let's see on hold on. there was one rocket that hit an open area just south of the show, and let's see on that is per the is really military's interception procedures. if a wrong, that is going to fall into an open area. now the reason why there are several rocket process that are fired at once is because how mass wants to over whelmed the iron don

>> i am here now in the medical center in central israel, and already two of the release hostages wered here and are now meeting family members and being taken care of by teams of the medical center. we are waiting for, as far as i know, three more come here. we are very joyful and waiting to see what is exactly the medical and mental and general well-being and status to start recovery process. and i must say with a great joy of those who were released today , just a fraction. our hearts are still in gaza with over 200 hostages held by hamas not getting the proper medical and mental care they need now, many of them needed medications or care for injuries or just -- they don't get the diet they need. and the families are worried sick, although happy for the others. i really hope that the that anyone deserve, that they will get a visit from the red cross to check their status this week and to bring back sign of life to the families. we should see joy today but also think about the others. rajini: professor levine, what kind of injuries or treatment are you anticipating? it might be diffi

there were a serious salvo of rockets toward central israel, toward southern israel, toward sderot. these are only a few of the 9,000 rockets that have been filed at the israeli population by hamas. each of those is another testament that hamas is still looking for the destruction of the state of israel. we're aware of it. what the forces are doing inside gaza are pursuing them in the most difficult face to face combat, through tunnels, under buildings. in many cases, they are hiding inside medical facilities. we've got more than 100 tunnel that's we've uncovered. you go into a hospital. you lift up the floor. underneath, the video shows there are tunnels inside schools, medical clinics. therefore the fighting is very, very intense and that's what you're hearing. >> these rockets that have been intercepted, we're not hearing any reports of damage at this point. are you hearing any reports of damage on your end? what can you tell us? >> it is very, very early hours. i've been looking at the internal alerts. we haven't seen anything yet. we know that iron dome was activated. the israe

initial estimates in israel showed that the war against the gaza strip would cost more than 51 billion dollars for the israeli budget . the central bank of israel announced that its foreign reserves decreased by 7.3 billion dollars last month. bloomberg news reports also showed that before the start of the war, debt bonds worth 3 billion and 700 million dollars has issued this means that the welfare economy that israel promoted in the past decades will become a part of the past. because of concern about assets in israel. concern for saving human lives is not less than fear. we were on our way to al-shifa hospital, i was on my way to work, this is the shelling next to the house that i am in, and god willing , we will not be seen if we are so miserable. hathah hana qadm atalah qadm atalah qadm atalah qadm al-wald taal hata hata hata hata hata tope hata kaman hate ganjaba or sheikh hate ganjaba hate hate hate hate kaman as you have seen, this hospital is now the target of an air attack, first try to take shelter somewhere, please try to take shelter first. later on, it seems like you heard it, like i heard it, give it to us, we will

jon donnison, bbc news, in central israel.ions of war crimes have been made against both sides. so what laws do apply here? our analysis editor ros atkins explains. there are calls for a ceasefire or a humanitarian pause in the israel—gaza war, and these are two different things. here's how the un defines a ceasefire as a suspension here's how. the un defines a ceasefire as a suspension of fighting agreed upon by the parties to a conflict. it's a negotiated agreement between two sides. and the un wants a ceasefire, as do many aid groups. they say one's needed to stop further civilian deaths in gaza. spain, russia, china, egypt, jordan, saudi arabia and other countries, as well as the pope, all agree. israel, though, says... the uk rejects a ceasefire, too. so does the us. but it has another idea. we do believe that humanitarian pauses could be of value. a humanitarian pause would mean a temporary halt to hostilities in specific places to allow aid into gaza. a pause is less formal and shorter than a ceasefire. right now, israe

see the air defense system going into the air to try and intercept an incoming hamas rocket in central israel at the rafah crossing. >> injured palestinians were among the first to enter egypt from gaza under was of foreign nationals, followed at least five americans also fleeing, including aid workers. ramona okumura and barbara zand. this morning, hundreds more trapped americans approved to cross into egypt as the president insists the us is focused on bringing them home, working nonstop to get americans out of gaza. those americans can't leave through the rafah crossing unless their names are on the list approved by the hamas led customs department. the us urging those americans to check those lists daily just anne finch, abc news, washington. >> all right, justin, thank you. new details this morning about the cornell university student now in custody accused of posting violent threats against jewish students. the new york post reports his parents say patrick dye suffers from depression. court papers claim he confessed he faces up to five years in prison. >> now to capitol hill and the con

even other parts of central israel like co known and v. charlotte, seo and bet him just to name a few rocket alert sirens ringing in several places after a fresh barrage was fired from the gaza strip. remember, we've seen near daily barrages going through the center of the country, specifically to tel aviv and bill cassandra gate spokesperson of world by the saying essentially that how much is in this for the long haul and that they're going to continue to fight. but in this latest barrage of rockets on friday is really, authorities are reporting no injuries and no damage to buildings, as most of them were intercepted by the iron don't missile defense system. i'm the thanks so much indeed for that. you enter monetary in the 1st, just as a continuous, unimpeded flow of age and fuel into a ghost is urgently needed. mountain griffith says humanitarian no is being violated. the hundreds of thousands of palestinians still in the north west volumes is taking place, is without doubt. is your military and crisis by any measure. and we have so many, so many measures in this angry world of ours

barrows, she's a rockets towards cal ivy, but you can hear the sirens there and tell of even central israel the on don't defense system intercepting most of the rockets, no damage or casualties have been reported at the moment. the families of his rarely kept his held by hands have spoken out against the proposed bill. being discussed in these really connected, it would give the green light for the death penalty for captured palestinian flights. as i'm the i'm up in the face exchanges. as you heard there from between far right to is really politicians and the families of the captives in the connected families fit such a bill. could anger harness and put the lives of their relatives at risk to the shop. peas, peas, there will be time to argue, but lead to please stay with us on the side of life. not that i bet you to remove this from the agenda if you have a heart, and if you see us, well, let's speak now to him. the son who isn't occupied east jerusalem for us. so some angry scenes there in the, in the connected. what more do we hear of the angry and chaotic scenes in the nest, its meeting,

we heard reports that there were rockets, sirens that had been heard throughout the cities in central israel like tel aviv hold on it as well as um joshua and um we were told that the iron don't rocket system intercepted several of those rockets about tel aviv. we've seen video showcasing that as well. we also heard from eye witnesses that there were some rockets that fell in some of the cities and towns surrounding till the but no injuries have been reported thus far. obviously we are waiting more details about that so far, nothing more have emerged. we'll get those to you as we have and uh okay sir. israel says it will allow to fuel trucks to enter gaza today for the united nations needs for the you and says it isn't near enough to fulfill the needs in gaza. it amounts to just 6 percent of what used to flow into the strip daily prior to the will cause a needs about a 160000 lease is the fuel every day for humanitarian purposes could be let me come on dealing with the mean. i know the war cabinet degrade to a special request by the united states to supply to tank is per day for the waste wa

busy so you can hear this sirens and televisions central israel b r, and the defense system has intercepted most of the rockets. no damage or casualties have been reported at this time. let's find out if that situation has changed with several kyra, joining us from occupied east jerusalem. sarah of the does you said the so one of the largest that we've been seeing something the, the app that people tend to use uh, was painting across the central is rather than many locations more than we seen in a while. however, that have been the casualties reported in the any damage that we've seen so far is that see a thing give a call the a brook, it's all still continuing. it seems, even though that was a rest periods since friday, and on the northern border with lebanon, we certainly saw the largest number 40 is what is road is reporting 40 rockets that were fired over from southern 11 on. so this really seems to be a message being sent from us that it's still going strong enough. in the face of is rose minute trees. putting out statements video is the almost sometimes every hour on social media pres

let's speak to the former prime minister of israel who joins lot live from central israel. ing to us. let me ask about the hostage situation, growing pressure from families of the falsities in israel, and a five—day march from jerusalem, they don't think there's enough being done to get a hostages hook home, do you agree with them? i get a hostages hook home, do you agree with them?— agree with them? i think the government _ agree with them? i think the government is _ agree with them? i think the government is working - agree with them? i think the government is working hard | agree with them? i think the i government is working hard to agree with them? i think the - government is working hard to get hostages home and there i plan pressure and hitting hamas hard because ultimately hamas calls the shots. and the deeper and more painful the blow they get, the quicker we will get a deal. i spoke to one family _ quicker we will get a deal. i spoke to one family member _ quicker we will get a deal. i spoke to one family member of - quicker we will get a deal. i spoke to one fami

so i run surrounded or founded in central israel wanting a possible incoming rockets and verified video from tennessee has gone viral on social media. solutions can be heard in the background, and flashes from shelves can also be seen earlier on sunday. edward warnings were also heard in southern israel. officer, a smooth re, some rocket attacks while i'm us, so was surviving is really bored. a town of the rock now resembles a ghost town. ozzy is released beautifully. she's more if enough of that trouble the to see for herself. it went to a couple of kilometers away from the front line. the city of the raul is where i am right now is right at the border with the guys 3. the war is literally unfolding behind me these really air forces fight to dress, but also helicopters. and these really are tailoring. continuing to strike the enclave and the have mass militant group is responding with rockets that fly not only towards these really southern communities earlier on monday the whole the city of jerusalem was under attack. and that is surprising, given the magnitude of these really strikes,

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have been seeing near d, we barrages of rockets coming off the gaza strip, going to places in central israel tell a v, and i'm at the gun or the show and let's see on and the other surrounding suburbs in the area today. we saw it for the 1st time in about 3 days. we hadn't seen it since before the weekend, but a large barrage of rock is going towards the center of the country and actually a direct hit in the city of stigma. now these really authorities are saying that there are no injuries, and they've been continuously scanning the area to see if there's any fractional fall. but as of now, just that one hits in city of but the big box on day 38 of this war more rocket fire from the golden strip that in. all right, thank you so much for that update. the funeral of a palestinian mind killed by is really forces earlier on monday has taken place in hebron. the health industry says are you saw the tell me was shot in the head during a series of is really res. across the occupied westbank. witness to say he was driving your building where a military operation was taking place was. is there a same

see the air defense system going into the air to try and intercept an incoming hamas rocket in central israel. and tonight, up to 400 americans and their families still believed trapped in gaza, including lena beseiso and her family. we've been following them for weeks, and we've now learned she just received word from the state department that she may finally be able to cross into egypt tomorrow. still exhausted from the horrors of the last three weeks. >> i just can't believe this. i just cannot believe how ugly this world is becoming. it's just horrible. >> david: so, let's get right back to ian pannell, with us tonight from tel aviv. ian, as you reported there, we know at least five u.s. citizens got out of gaza today. the u.s. says at least 400 americans remain trapped with their families. you've learned that family from utah actually receiving word tonight they may be able to cross into egypt as soon as tomorrow. what are u.s. officials telling americans still trying to get out? >> reporter: yeah, interestingly, lena shared the email that she received from the state department with us,

we're used to seeing the rocket fire in the south and actually in central israel, but just in the last hour, several incidents, the 1st a projectile launched in near the city of and that these really military intercepting that in the 2nd incident happening actually in the north of surface to air missile that was fired from lebanese territory into northern israel. these really military so that it's successfully intercepted that and went ahead and struck the launch side of that projectile. this is a continuation, but tit for tat exchanges of fire on the lebanese border that we've been seeing for the last several weeks since really, the beginning of this war has been, has kind of stepped up its presence on that northern border. but we also know that groups in southern 11 on other palestinian factions like him, us, and posting in his stomach, you had have claimed rock and fire into northern israel and previous weeks, a continuation of the escalation carry. okay, thank you. have the so who's in occupied is to resume for us also to come on al jazeera and go on the street. so ramada, hundreds

we have been seeing near daily garages of rockets fired towards central israel. there are images of dozens of interceptions over more than 10 cities. we're talking about till a be, be shown. let's see on the lid around the all of the cities inside of guns and there has been continuous rocket fire on central cities, not just in the south, something these really military has been dealing with. but there are images of multiple interceptions and at this time no words of any injuries. right on the salute we're pointing from occupied east jerusalem. thank you very much. i spend thousands of people has gathered in central london to call for an immediate cease fire in gaza and then to the violence demonstrations have been held in the u. k. capital each saturday since the war began last month. so you're good to go as more we can practice. so now entering the pool, we tend to fall the center of the mountains and where hundreds of thousands of people have tons. once again, see why says toner, garrity full kind of stadiums in the onto this as an immediate cease fire. that ha

rogers of rockets towards tennessee the you can hear the sirens go up there in tennessee, even central israel, the item defense system as intercepted most of the rockets no casualties, southern are faulty. 2 families of israeli captives held by how must have spoken out against a proposed bill being discussed in these rarely connected. it would give the green light for the death penalty for captured palestinian fighters. i am the about the 7 fears exchanges between the far right is ready. politicians and the families of the captives and the commits it comedies fear such a bill cuz i know how i'm asking for the life of the relatives addressed to the shop. peas, peas, there will be time to argue, but lead to please stay with us on the side of life, not death. i beg you to remove this from the agenda if you have a heart, and if you see us. and us president, dr. barton says he believes a deal and releasing the captives, how by how mouse and gaza is close. as comments come off to the category? foreign minister said major hurdles had been overcome during negotiations. a white house correspondent, ki

how mass is still firing rockets in to central israel and as far north as places like tele, be an indication that the fighting is still ongoing. right. having to, to stay with this and i'll come out to you in a 2nd because i've been out of the developments as well. israel says it will allow to fuel trucks to enter gauze or per day for the united nations needs. but the un says it isn't near enough to fulfill the needs in gaza. that expects to adjust it amounts to just 6 percent of what used to fly into this trip daily as price the will cause it needs about a $160000.00 things as a fuel every day for a few moments. hiring purposes, it could be, let me just come on dealing with the mean. i know the war cabinet degrade to a special request by the united states to supply to tank is per day for the waste water treatment facilities in the gaza strip. which are facing collapse due to the lack of electricity and the lack of the ability to operate the sewage and water systems operated by en route. this fuel is meant for the treatment of sewage to avoid the spread of diseases. we fear for us soldiers o