how shut on in, central israel, that it's close to tell a, be uh beyond that as far as if there are any significant potential targets there or sensitive sites at the moment it's unclear. but again, once we, once we find out more and get more details from both the emergency services and the police, we will get them to you. and the while we definitely don't want to speculate. but we, we, we definitely don't know at this point. well, the most as well. this is not the 1st sort of incidents like this is it there had been more and more incidents. incidence a, well, you could say there had been more attacks of late certainly since in the past year since october 7th. there have been isolated attacks that have happened more and more frequently in places like tell a be in places in central israel. there was an attack of just a couple of weeks ago in which there was a person, an attacker that was wielding a nice and was on a motorcycle and, and went around to different parts of a city and stab people. you also had a shooting attack close to 10 of these just a few weeks ago. but both of these types

spokesperson saying the attack might be on a wide scale and they are instructing residents in central israel to stay near shelters. just to recap what has been going on in the escalation of this conflict, how does this start to change the dynamic between what is happening between israel, between its neighbors, and the u.s.'s own involvement. paul: i think we will know in a few hours. this is either largely demonstrative with iran being a clear distance away, missiles tracked from launch to the new trajectory. the u.s. has a lot of assets. u.s. partners in the region, as previously mentioned, like jordan and other countries, having shared information. israel has a largely very effective iron dome, with many other systems. either this will be a large-scale attack, like the one in april, effectively largely defended against without major impact, in which case it will have been largely demonstrative and not something that changes the dramatic -- changes the dynamic dramatically and in that case the focus will still be on the war between israel and lebanon and degrading the capacity of hezbollah.

one ballistic missile hit near a school in central israel, leaving a crater more than two meters deeps not believe israel has decided yet how to respond, but israel insists iran's attack we'll be answered are now honing. >> same but we are on high readiness on the defense and the offense we will protect the citizens of israel. this fire will have consequences. we have plans, and we will act at a place and a time of our decision president kamala harris, condemning the iranian attacks on israel. she publicly supported president joe biden's order for the us military to shoot down missiles headed for israel. she also said that iran must be held accountable for its aggressive behavior. us presidential campaign and he's getting down to the wire. and harris made very clear her stance on america's relationship with israel and interactions with iran we are still assessing the impact, but initial indications are that israel, with our assistance, was able to defeat this attack our joint defenses have been effective and this operation and successful cooperation saved many innocent lives. >> and l

good evening from tel aviv, where rockets have just been fired towards central israel and this city, been marking one year since the hamas attacks of october 7th, at the same time that israel has been striking targets in southern beirut. as we were about to come on air, several ballistic missiles were fired into israel for the third time today. our team took cover as israel's defence systems swung into action. it's believed this latest attack came from lebanon. earlier, there were rockets fired into israel from gaza, and from yemen. so this evening, millions of people across central israel would have rushed to shelters today, when services have been taking place for the 1,200 israelis killed and more than 250 taken hostage in the hamas attacks exactly one year ago. from dawn till dusk this day, across the land and around the world, people have been stopping to remember those who died. it was 6.30 in the morning on october 7th, when fighters from hamas and other groups crossed the southern borderfrom gaza and inflicted the worst single mass killing of israelis in the nation s history.

in response, hezbollah has launched a missile attack on central israel.se pictures caught the moment when air raid sirens sounded across tel aviv. this map shows the border, with southern lebanon marked in red. lebanon's prime minister said his country was facing "one of the most dangerous phases in its history". here is idf spokesperson, rear admiral daniel hagari, speaking about israel's operation in lebanon. it was confirmed that about two o'clock local time here in the morning. if the state of lebanon and the world can't push hezbollah away from our border, we have no choice but to do it ourselves. i want to make it clear, our war is with hezbollah, not with the people of lebanon. we do not want to harm lebanese siblings. we are taking measures to prevent it. we will not let the 7th of october happen again on any one of our borders. we will continue doing whatever necessary so that israeli families can return to their homes in safety and security. our middle east correspondent lucy williamson shared the latest from metula, in northern israel. by the c

israel just two weeks ago has clarissa fired a handful. the houthis from yemen have fired a handful into the central of israel as well. this does seem to indicate that the united states and israel both feel the need to step up the defenses it's against ballistic missiles. this of course, as israel is mulling just how it strikes back at iran following those ballistic missiles here two weeks ago. and of course, iran threatening to ask skule to follow up with their own counter strikes, potentially, if israel does so, it points to an increase in tensions it points to an increase in potential vulnerability, if you will, across the country and the need to bolster the defense's here in israel. you know, what those what the th aad won't do is stop the drones that came in. this evening. now the idf said they did intercept one of the drones that was coming in from lebanon but it, but these drones or perhaps proving some of the trickier weapon systems incoming to take down nic robertson in tel aviv, ben wedeman in beirut. thank you both i want to get a little bit more analysis on this from bring in lieutenant general mark hertli

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hezbollah fires missiles into central israel — a highway has been hit and air raid sirens have soundedle are now known to died — then beyond that, for friday and into the weekend, well, friday itself, there will be mist and fog to start the day. scotland and northern ireland, a weather front will come in bringing you cloud and some patchy rain. there will be a lot of dry weather this weekend, but equally expect some rain at times. this is bbc news... backed by strikes from the air, israel defense forces say they've launched a �*limited ground operation' against hezbollah in southern lebanon. this is the scene live in beirut, as lebanon's prime minister says his country is facing one of the most dangerous moments in its history. hezbollah fires missiles into central israel — a highway has been hit and air raid sirens have sounded

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. ♪ ♪ >> good evening to you from tel aviv where rockets have just been fed towards central israel. ch has been marking one year since the hamas attacks of october 7. at the same time, israel has been striking targets in southern beirut. as we were about to come on air, several long-range missiles were fired into israel. our team took cover as the defense system high above swung into action. it is believed this latest attack came from lebanon. earlier, there were rockets fired into israel from gaza and from yemen. this evening, millions of people across central israel have been running towards emergency shelters. all this on the day that services have been taking place for the 1200 israelis killed and more than 205 taken hostage in the -- 250 taken hostage in the hamas attacks one year ago. from dawn until dusk, on this land and around the world, people have been stopping to room for who died. it was 6:30 in the morning on october 7 when fighters from hamas and other groups crossed to the southern border from gaza and inflicted the worst single mass killing of israelis in the nation'

>> erin, in israel, we are hearing reports that there were sirens, some air raid warnings in central israel. i don't know what you are hearing from where you are. as monica was pointing out, last time there was a combined allied response coming to the assistance of israel. iron dome could do what it could do. a lot was intercepted by jordanian and other forces. we don't know that they would be involved this time. there's been a lot of tension between the allies, arab and european allies as well as the u.s. calling for a cease-fire and pushing back against the escalation that israel ignored all of the appeals and israel was determined to follow this policy, which is very popular inside israel. this is not like gaza, as you know. this is getting the people they say back to their homes who have been evacuated since october 8th in the north, near the lebanese border. railroad yeah, that's right, andrea. the sirens were sounding in central israel a short while ago. according to israeli military, a missile had been launched from lebanon towards central israel. nevertheless, local authorities ther

rockets and some of them landed in southern israel and there are reports now and images coming from central israelupdate on the latest developments. our middle east correspondents hugo bachega and yolande knell updated me on the situations — from beirut and jerusalem. i began by asking about the attacks today. indeed, it remains a very tense time. a short time ago we had rocket warning sirens going off in tel aviv and in the centre of israel. this after hamas said it fired two of its longer range rockets in that direction. earlier in the day we had reports of something like four projectiles being fired from the gaza strip towards the communities around the edge of the perimeter and the israeli military said those were intercepted or landed in open areas. but it's still a reminder that hamas has this capability after one year. in the north of the country, hezbollah has been firing and we have been hearing about continuing alarms in the occupied going heights, most notably for israeli citizens. for the first time this morning, haifa was hit directly by rockets. also there were rockets that hit in ti

central israel reportedly targeting various military installations around tel aviv. we have heard in the last 10 to 15 minutes. iranian officials confirming through state-controlled news agencies there in iran that they did in fact, fired dozens of missiles into israel in retaliation for israel's killing of various hamas and hezbollah leaders in recent weeks. so this was a retaliatory strike. we've also heard that israel or iran's mission to united nations announced not too long ago that, quote, tehran's response has been duly carried out, which would hint that perhaps the missile strike has reached its conclusion that this volley of dozens of missiles as iran has characterized. it is over. and we've certainly seen in our live pictures here that the situation has calmed down considerably from when missiles were falling over the skies of israel. and we could hear the anti-aircraft missile batteries firing into the sky and the sound of explosions in the distance. we are waioing hopefully at the top of the hour to hear more from the white house. they've got a press conf

well, i was just speaking via zoom with an israel military spokesman in central israel. this was the largest ballistic missile attack in israel's history. they are taking this extraordinarily seriously. 80 missiles hitting various points, most intercepted by the iron dome system and other air defense systems. he also pointed to a coalition of countries that came to israel's defense, led by the united states although he wouldn't go into specifics in terms of what countries were involved in that effort. but he was pointing to the damage done even though most of the missiles were intercepted, some did make it through. he was at a building in a residential neighborhood that was hit by missile shrapnel and showed me on zoom some of the damage. i want you to take a look. >> we are here in central israel where shrapnel has a potential to blowup the area, a residential area in central israel. >> what are we looking at there? >> this is near a residential area. there were shops here. you can see shrapnel from one of those ballistic missiles that fell nearby here. we can't go to th

the incident happened as a bus was dropping off passengers outside glilot military base in central israelour correspondent lucy williamson has sent this update from the scene. police are telling us that most of the injured were passengers on this bus. many of them were pensioners on a day trip to a nearby museum, and they've just been dropped off when this truck rammed into them. one eyewitness said, it rammed into people with full force and that some people were left trapped underneath the truck. the driver was shot dead by a civilian at the scene, and the police are telling us they're treating this as a terror investigation, and that the driver had an israeli id, lived not far away from here. israel is already fighting its enemies on multiple fronts, but this raises a different kind of question — how to keep its people safe from attackers already living inside israel who use vehicles as weapons. lucy williamson, bbc news, near herzliya. staying with the middle east, the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been talking about israel's air attack on iran early on saturday morning

guides, there's a fire, the barrage of rockets intel of eve sitting off an air raid sirens in central israel. it's the 1st time rocket. some cancer have reached tel aviv since mid august. but if i'm on all of this, tiffany dixon is in jordan's capital of mine because these ready government has been al jazeera from reporting from there and see if this route can memorize october. the 7th it, it totally is also an hi live. can you just want us to help symbolic and significant it is that a mouse has been able to find these rockets of television today. while they're saying we are still here when you're on, you haven't managed to what israel we said was it's target to get rid of him mass militarily, politically. and they haven't been able to do that to have mass clearly still has the capability of firing rockets at central israel. it clearly still has the capability to regroup who we've been reporting over the last couple of days so that these raiders are, are regrouping around the north, round your body of new evacuation orders today for people to leave other areas in the north space lock. yeah.

. 0ne launching two drones at central israel.s as a result but we are now in thejewish new year holiday, mostjewish year holiday, most jewish israelis year holiday, mostjewish israelis are off work or of school but the country remains on a very high state of alert. no sense yet of how israel will respond after that barrage of missiles that came over from iran on tuesday. we are hearing from president biden, the quip that he was saying yesterday, will not support any attack on the nuclear sites in iran from israel. ~ ., the nuclear sites in iran from israel. ~ . , ., israel. we had the israel security _ israel. we had the israel security cabinet - israel. we had the israel security cabinet meeting israel. we had the israel. security cabinet meeting in israel. we had the israel- security cabinet meeting in an underground bunker ahead of the holiday talking about how they would respond. they said they would respond. they said they would do that forcefully. they are discussing different options we understand, different strategic site

dozens of people have been injured in central israel after a truck rammed into a group of people waiting at a bus stop north of in tel aviv. we've just received the exit poll from japan's snap election. and, king charles is expected to return to a normal schedule of trips — abroad next year — as aides describe his tour of australia and samoa as �*the perfect tonic�*. let's begin in the middle east where in the past hour israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been talking about israel's air attack on iran early on saturday morning. marking in a speech the hebrew calendar anniversary of the hamas attack on october 7 last year, mr netanyahu said the attack was "precise and powerful" and achieved all its objectives. iran's supreme leader says the attack should not be "downplayed" nor "exaggerated". ayatollah ali khamenei has told his officials to determine how best to demonstrate his country's power to israel after the airsrikes. echoing that stance, iran's president massoud pezeshkian said iran will respond with "foresight and intelligence".(map israel says it hit air defence systems

lucy williamson, bbc news, in central israel.n assessment of what iran's supreme leader had to say about the israeli strikes, we heard from parham ghobadi from bbc persian. he is the commander in chief in iran, and he has been the major decision maker when it comes to the most significant decisions in iran, such as ballistic missile drone programs and also the nuclear program in iran. however, today... and the buck stops with him if, for example, there is a strike against israel. however, today he said that he delegated the decision to iranian authorities and iranian officials. he said that those are the ones who have to assess the situation and make the best course of action and the most appropriate action against israeli strike, which is quite uncharacteristic of him, because he's the kind of person and the kind of leader that in the past, over three decades that he's been ruling iran, he was involved even in appointing, for example, iranian foreign minister or iranian intelligence minister, not directly saying — he advises, bu

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another development, now we are hearing that air raid sirens have been sounding across central israel as well. we can go through some of the main developments in this report from chi chi izundu. explosion. a dangerous and pivotal moment in the middle east. escalation amid fresh missile strikes overnight. a ground offensive launched by israel into lebanon. in southern beirut, less than 30 minutes after israel told residents to leave three neighbourhoods, a huge blast was heard. explosion. then the confirmation came. israel began its ground operation in southern lebanon. military chiefs said limited, localised and targeted raids against hezbollah are being carried out — something the idf says is based on precise intelligence. the israeli government has said it wants to enable thousands of displaced israelis in the north of the country to return to their homes. but, iran—backed hezbollah says it's ready and prepared, warning that the battle may be long. explosion. after the intense israeli air strikes of the past week, it's unclear how much firepower hezbollah still has. but, with the fe

in central israel after a truck rammed into a group waiting at a bus stop north of tel aviv. police are treating it as a terror related incident. here, the labour mp mike amesbury has been suspended from the party pending an investigation. it comes after new footage emerged, appearing to show him in an altercation with a member of the public. the georgian president has rejected the ruling party's announcement that it won saturday's election, saying the country had been the victim of a russian special operation. it follows reports of intimidation at the ballot box. now on bbc news, it's sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. a share of the spoils. mo salah rescues a point for liverpool at arsenal. pressure time for ten haag as manchester united lose at west ham. palmer produces another masterclass to put chelsea into the top 5 with a win over newcastle. also coming up on sportsday: draper does it! the british number one wins his first atp 500 title as his break—out season continues and in rugby league england go head to head with samoa as they look to avenge their world cu

this is from central israel.these are pictures coming into us in the last few moments. pictures coming into us in the last few moments. yaakov katz is senior fellow at the jewish people policy institute. he told lyse doucet what the mood was like now in israel. it's a country still in mourning. that still feels the terrible pain of that tragedy that took place a year ago, the greatest massacre ofjews on a single day since the holocaust, 1200 people murdered. and the fact that 251 were taken hostage, 101 of those people still being held in the gaza strip. and even when we think of that, the possibility, the prospect that it might even be more than 101. we know of the reports of sexual abuse, of rape, the fact that women are still there, a year has gone by. is it possible that one of them has given birth to a child? the pain is really immeasurable i think for the israeli people, whose hearts are pierced every single day, knowing that there are still people being held in some dark dungeon in a terrorist tunnel insid

board to is yes and hezbollah, claiming there was a pretty intensive barge of rockets towards central israel, around the tennessee of area and has the clothing that saying that they targeted israel, spy headquarters, the most side headquarters, just outside of tennessee, even though so in other ministry unit and the media splits person for her as well as saying this is just the beginning of that's the expectation. certainly that has been a has despite israel's targeting and significant blow to the group that it still has it for middle weapons arsenal. um and it hasn't really used it yet. their house has been a major impact when it's called a to israel, when it comes to the escalation. if you look at the death toll, for example, there's been no desks in israel since the escalation started. and of course, that is a very different reality inside lebanon. stephanie, thank you very much for that. stephanie deca with all the bases live in a month already a us president joe biden responded to reports about what was then a possible is right across the board. right. and to live in on some media confe

israel saying that sirens sounded in a number of areas in central israel today because of projectilesed from lebanon. this after a hezbollah drone strike sunday night killed four israeli soldiers, injuring more than 60 people at an army base in northern israel. one of the deadliest attacks in israel since october 7th. pentagon announced it's sending one of its most advanced missile systems and 100 troops to israel to bolster their defense system against possible attacks from iran or hezbollah. in gaza, an israeli strike in an encampment killed at least three, injuring 50 according to palestinian health officials. joining us now, erin mcloughlin in tel aviv and retired admiral and awe author of the new book, the restless wave. another fantastic new book from the admiral. erin, first, tell us about these reports. sirens sounding in central israel today. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. we heard the sirens about two hours ago sending once again israelis here in tel aviv and in other parts of central israel to their shelters according to the israel in military, three projectiles were fire

a few moments later, siren sounded here in tel aviv and nearby cities in central israel as rockets fired by hamas from gaza that rains down on many cities in israel. at 6:50am i mass fighters and others breached is real�*s much vaunted security fences, entering towns and launching assaults on multiple locations. by assaults on multiple locations. by 8:01iam the israeli army declared a state of the war. at 10:25am the idf spokesperson announced an operation. before noon, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu addressed benjamin neta nyahu addressed the benjamin netanyahu addressed the nation from tel aviv, declaring that israel was at war. as fighting continued in southern israel, by 3:41 in the afternoon, israeli fighterjets began striking targets within gaza. that is how it all began. the horrific events of october seven. they triggered a war in gaza which has been unprecedented in every way. the un says 42,000 palestinians, most of them women and children, have lost their lives, so far. and they say more than 60% of guys at lies in utter ruin. and in the last few weeks another front has

hezbollah says it's targeted central israel, firing missiles towards a military base near tel aviv, where air raid sirens have sounded. and in the us the two vice presidential hopefulls, democratic nominee tim walz and his republican rivaljd vance, prepare to go head to head in a live tv debate. let's return to our continuing coverage of developments in the middle east. israeli ground forces have crossed into southern lebanon, marking an important new escalation of their offensive against hezbollah. the incursion follows weeks of heavy blows by israel against the lebanese armed group, including the killing of its long—time leader, hassan nasrallah. as israeli artillery and war planes hit sites in lebanon overnight, its military says a return barrage of about ten rockets was fired at its towns. chi chi izundu reports. explosion. a dangerous and pivotal moment in the middle east. escalation amid fresh missile strikes overnight. a ground offensive launched by israel into lebanon. in southern beirut, less than 30 minutes after israel told residents to leave three neighbourhoods, a huge blast

we heard sirens and an explosion and idf is confirming multiple rockets fired at central israel, some were intercepted, not all of them. two people are injured, both drivers hit on highway six, highway running north and south in central israel. this happens as israeli troops went into southern lebanon overnight. here is hagari talking about that. >> this will target hezbollah stronghold that threaten towns and communities along our border. >> israeli soldiers carrying out the offensive overnight. their goal is to neutralize hezbollah threat on the border so 60,000 evacuated israelis in the north can return home. they want to hamper hezbollah weapons capabilities. they hit the neighborhood in beirut overnight, that is the same region they took out hassan nasrallah last saturday. this limited ground offensive begins. an official told fox this is expected to be shorter and smaller than the second lebanon war in 2006, that lasted 34 days and required hezbollah operate north of the river, which is something that was not enforced and why israelis had to evacuate from their homes. senior isr

hezbollah fires missiles into central israel — a highway has been hit — and air raid sirens have soundedr south as tel aviv. we'll have the latest from the conservative party conference in birmingham — as two of the party's four the club with a clear identity under him and that is a big achievement, the way he has done it, personally, so a very good test for all of us. elsewhere, barcelona had had a perfect start to their season before losing their opening match of the champions league to monaco and then they also tasted defeat in la liga for the first time on saturday. but will still be heavy favourites to beat swiss side young boys on tuesday. translation: we have only lost a sinale translation: we have only lost a single game — translation: we have only lost a single game against _ translation: we have only lost a single game against monaco i a single game against monaco but i'm not worried about it or what happened in the last seat on or before it. but the team and club want to achieve success in the champions league and in order to win it, we must win games, and i'm very positive an

and these are pictures that have just come in from tel aviv, in central israel, where air raid sirense been sounding. this is the scene live now in beirut. you can see smoke filled skies there is stacks have been continuing. there've also been reports of an air strike hitting a crowded palestinian refugee camp near the southern lebanese city of sidon. syrian state media says that three people have been killed by israeli strikes on the capital damascus. israel is yet to comment on those reports. meanwhile, the uk government has chartered a flight to take british nationals out of lebanon — it's scheduled to leave beirut on wednesday. let's speak to our middle east correspondent hugo bachega, who is in beirut. it isa it is a fast—moving morning but bring us up—to—date on the latest where you are. we bring us up-to-date on the latest where you are. we still don't have — latest where you are. we still don't have a _ latest where you are. we still don't have a clear _ latest where you are. we still don't have a clear picture - latest where you are. we still don't have a clear picture of l d

at least one person has been killed with dozens injured in central israel after a truck rammed into arday's strikes on iran were �*precise and powerful'. iran's supreme leader says those attacks should not be exaggerated. japan's prime minister, shigeru ishiba, says voters have delivered a severe judgement on his party in the general election, as projections show it has lost its majority in parliament. reports of intimidation at the ballot box as georgia's ruling party claims victory. and, king charles is expected to return to a normal schedule of trips abroad next year. hello, i'm martine croxall. israeli media's reporting that one person has died after a truck rammed into a bus stop north of israel's commercial hub, tel aviv. authorities in israel have confirmed they're investigating the incident as terror—related. at least 34 other people were injured. police said the truck driver was shot dead by armed civilians. the incident happened as a bus was dropping off passengers outside glilot military base in central israel.

hitting a nursing home in central israel.cussing the humanitarian situation in gaza while israeli civilians are being targeted daily by those who seek our destruction. the council has managed to convene just a single session at a hostages in 376 days a small adjuster considering the staggering loss we continue to endure. still so many council members barely mention the hostages as an afterthought if at all. rachel spoke of the conditions they found her son along with five other hostages who were executed by hamas with bullets to the back of their head. she revealed that "he had bullet wounds in his shoulder, neck and back of the head. he was found collapsed on his knees with 24—year—old hostage leaning on his lap. " throughout the title very dark and completely pitch black tunnel with no plumbing. time and time again must release the hostages immediately and unconditionally. lay down their arms. if any of you truly wish to see changejoin arms. if any of you truly wish to see change join us arms. if any of you truly wish to se

at least one person has been killed with dozens injured in central israel after a truck rammed into a iran�*s supreme leader says those attacks should not be exaggerated. japan�*s prime minister shigeru ishiba says voters have delivered a severe judgement on his party in the general election, as projections show it has lost its majority in parliament. reports of intimidation at the ballot box as georgia�*s ruling party claims victory. and king charles is expected to return to a normal schedule of trips abroad next year. israeli media�*s reporting that one person has died after a truck rammed into a bus stop north of israel�*s commercial hub, tel aviv. authorities in israel have confirmed they�*re investigating the incident as terror—related. at least 3a other people were injured. police said the truck driver was shot dead by armed civilians. the incident happened as a bus was dropping off passengers outside glilot military base in central israel. our correspondent lucy williamson has sent this update from the scene. police are telling us that most of the injured were passengers

in central israel after a truck rammed into a group waiting at a bus stop north of tel aviv. police are treating it as a terror—related incident. here, the labour mp mike amesbury has been suspended from the party pending an investigation. it comes after new footage emerged, appearing to show him in an altercation with a member of the public. the georgian president has rejected the ruling party's announcement that it won saturday's election, saying the country had been the victim of a russian special operation. it follows reports of intimidation at the ballot box. now on bbc news, americast. we are nine days away from the us election. you can see the scenes. oursenioramerican correspondent gary o'donoghue is amongst the crowd. an interesting choice for a trump to choose new york, being a blue, not a red state? fix, to choose new york, being a blue, not a red state? a really interesting _ blue, not a red state? a really interesting choice, _ blue, not a red state? a really interesting choice, new- blue, not a red state? a really interesting choice, new york | interesting choice

we're following in central israel.re now learning that at least 35 people were injured after a truck hit a bus stop in the town of rosh ramat hasharon, north of tel aviv it's not clear what the extent of those injuries are. and police spokesperson says the driver was, quote, neutralized that the incident is being treated as a deliberate attack. some of the victims were trapped under the truck. israeli emergency services say ten people have been taken to hospitals, ambulance crews were treating several more at the bus stop and we'll have more more on this story as it becomes available are in the final stretch of the u.s. presidential wastes later today, trump is set for rally in madison square garden in new york, while harris will be looking to connect with black and latino voters in pennsylvania are polling is showing a very tight contest with only nine days left, harris and trump are now making their final pitches to american voters using fiery rhetoric. listen to this pennsylvania. >> you have to stand up and you hav

hezbollah fires missiles into central israel and the highway has been hit and the highway has been hit far south as tel aviv. i'm anna foster live in beirut, as lebanon's prime minister says his country is facing one of the most dangerous moments in its history. we will have that warning from the white house and they have said that he ran any attack would have severe consequences. at least 23 people, most of them children, are killed in thailand after a school bus crashes near bangkok. in the us the two vice presidential candidates prepare to go head to head, in a live tv debate. hello and welcome to the programme. we start with those developments coming to us from the us and the white house because cbs our partners in america reporting the united states has indications that iran is preparing to imminently launch ballistic missile attack against israel. we are actively supporting defence preparations to defend israel against this attack. this is coming from the white house official.

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reports of heavy fighting near the latan e river close to the border. sirens are sounding in central israel, including in the city of tel aviv after projectiles were launched from lab. and on all of this, while hezbollah is still reeling from israel's assassination of its long term liter, just days ago the milton group found it and the 1980s has been exchanging fire with neighboring israel since the october 7th terror attacks. 5 pal assuming ally a loss, but how much has the most recent escalation week and has the law which is considered a terrorist organization by multiple countries? and what tricks could the group still have up its sleeve? we take a closer look is miles the assassination of his beloved leader of move in start to use in a bay we test strikes, have my 70 raise the stakes and the conflict. the son as well as death on september 27th. alongside that, to the top commanders as severely compromised the groups chain of come on. but off the pos assassinations, hezbollah has moved swiftly to replace it. really does. it still estimated to have $40.00 to $50000.00 full time and reserv

but one rocket did damage a school in central israel. israel also confirming the first death of one of its soldiers in lebanon following the new ground assault. some bay area residents are caught up in this expanding conflict. there are hundreds of americans and their families that live in that region. nbc bay area's thom jensen reports on one local man's struggle to get out of lebanon and head back home to the bay area. we've heard from several folks from the bay area who are caught up in this war in israel and in lebanon, especially in lebanon, where they're really running into roadblocks, trying to find safe routes out of that country. a san mateo man and his parents are trapped there. he says they have not been able to get a safe flight out of the country and back home. and that flight after flight has been canceled. he grows more and more worried for his parents and himself. the longer it takes to find a route out of the country. they're working with the state department. meanwhile, a rabbi from an oakland congregation says many of h

shelters as three short range ballistic missiles for fired from mesoblah towards central israel andes after that deadly drone attack yesterday targeting a military base north of tel aviv. that attack killed four israeli soldiers and injured 51. israeli officials say this is yet another reason why the ground operation against hezbollah must continue. over the weekend, we got a firsthand look at the war that continues to unfold between israel and hezbollah. reporter: right now we're with israel's 91st division in the northern command heading to a village in the southern part of lebanon. arriving nearly two miles from the border with israel, the 18 jordys are on high alert. the battle against hezbollah rages on in the distance. much of the group's former stronghold is being reduced and twisted metal and mountains of concrete. concrete. we see the bulldozers like this one behind me, a lot of destruction to civilian homes. why did this have to happen in this village? >> as you've seen with your own eyes, some of the homes we've visited here are in the outpost hidden within the civilian p

were the soundtrack of the evening throughout the country, but the loudest ones were heard in central israel. in ramatgan , a suburb of tel aviv, a rocket fell near a shopping center. in the jaffa district, two terrorists armed with assault rifles opened fire on passersby. this is the entrance to jaffa, a very crowded place, the narrow streets of one of israel's oldest cities have long been popular with tourists, seven people were killed, judging by the photos, some were shot at point-blank range. the attackers were eliminated, one of them was associated with the hamas movement. as for missile attack, so far one victim is known. a koch from the palestinian jericho, on whom part of the intercepted missile fell. an unprecedented attack has been officially announced, revenge for the liquidation of ismail haniyeh, the leader of the palestinian hamas movement, and hassan nasral, the head of the hezbollah organization, which operates in lebanon, but is ideologically close to the iranian authorities. according to iranian media, the main target of the strike was the air bases that israel uses to att

reports of heavy fighting near the latania river close to the border. sirens are sounding in central israel, including in the city of tel aviv after projectiles were launched from 11 on. let's go right over to the region and get more from our correspondent, emily, or dean and jerusalem and journalist, stella minna in. very rude. welcome to both of you. let's start with you, emily. what more do we know about the is really land incursion into southern lebanon? at this point, the movie knows that this incursion is accompanied and being supported by is rarely air force and artillery and some areas around the border through lebanon. israel have been cordoned off. that's been closed, declared military zones. entry is ultimately forbidden. now is really officials are set to have told us counterparts, but this operation will be smaller than its previous wall level with hispaniola in 2006. but it would essentially focus on dismantling militant infrastructure and um, and weapons to pose along the border. i'm and it is ro, essentially have said that it does not want to re, um, re occupy lebanon. but t

, because of a ballistic missile launch from yemen, a ballistic missile en route towards central israelerror map here. just get the light out of the way from you there. you can see those red alert notifications right across that central part of israel around tel aviv as they await this ballistic missile, because with the ballistic missile , it's more ballistic missile, it's more difficult for them to determine the exact trajectory of where this missile could strike. but according to the israeli defence forces, it is a ballistic missile that has been launched. they are saying that the alarm has sounded in a number of areas in central israel. the surface to surface missile fired from yemen. another confirming was successfully intercepted by the israeli air force. so fighter jets from the israeli air force have shot down this apparent ballistic missile that was launched from yemen towards central israel. so those alerts, in short order, will be stood down. but we've had some significant launches of rockets and missiles from southern lebanon. martin, today and from gaza itself, despite the

of premium american made products, order at wt.com maria: multiple drone strikes reported in central israelsands of people are fleeing from beirut as the idf pushes forward into southern lebanon nate foy live on the ground in tel aviv once again, good morning. >> good morning, the houthis rebels in yemen are claiming responsibility for an overnight drone attack targeting central israel sirens continue blaring in the countries north as hezbollah continues firing rockets you mentioned the is entered intense israeli air strike across lebanon the idf said they hit 200 has bullet targets including a municipality building were 15 has bullet terrorists were killed you see the strike on your screen, a lot of weapons in the building israel said it killed 60 has bullet terrorists over the past day but now israel is incurring serious losses israel announced eight soldiers were killed yesterday in several more seriously injured after an ambush in southern lebanon the deadliest day on the lebanese front since october 8 when hezbollah began firing on israel the soldiers who were killed here prime ministe

several iranian proxies including the houthi rebels in yemen who tried launching a drone attack on central israelrael respond to the ballistic missile attack. maria: stay safe. joining us now is pennsylvania congressman scott perry. he's a retired army brigadier general and served in iraq. congressman, always good to see you. tthank you for your serviceto t. >> great to be with you, maria. looking at the pictures and seeing and knowing what's going on in the israel, israel as your reporter said responding to continued a attacks from terrorists supported by iran. this administration, the obama administration, were on both sides of the war. this administration continues to be n both sides of the war. israel is left out there on their own as the united states won't provid provide s intelligd is holding back critical munitions. it's f unforgiveable. maria: it was a red line when this administration decided to hold back critical weapons that israel needed in the fight for their survival. this was the red line where voters said this administration is clearly not an ironclad relationship with israel as