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settlers in the north of the occupied territories want an immediate ceasefire on the border with lebanon. david azoulay is the mayor of metulah, a military and zionist settlement. a town that is about 3 months. the front was completely drained. if 1,400 people were killed on october 7, here in the north we are talking about the possibility of at least 50,000 people being killed. 80% of houses in metula were severely damaged. i tell the cabinet and the army, we do not have security, we do not want war and we are ready for any agreement. lebanon's hezbollah as well in the continuation of the offensive operation of the base itself. targeted with barkan missiles. three gatherings of zionist soldiers in a building in mutallah town of hedab yarin base and hedab eita area and spy equipment in front of lebanon's weznani area in the northeast of the occupied territories were other targets of hezbollah's operation. the alarm was sounded in seven military and zionist settlements in the west galilee region. in the north of the occupied territories, due to the firing of missiles, the penetration of the dron

lebanon. also, ben david said some time ago that we discovered that the capabilities are due to god's will, not הזו, כמובן יש לו משמעות אחרת ואנחנו מדברים על חשש מגל פיטורים נרחב מאוד במפעל פרי גליל. it seems that the calamity of the south lebanon front is very heavy on the settlers and their economy. to what extent does this represent pressure on the zin his ocupation. we used to say that the war in gaza is to liberate the gaza strip. i mean after the operation on october 7th, the settlers living in the envelope emigrated, about half million israelies are trying to regain that area. also, in the galilee, there are sign. of palestine liberation, but for a temporary period. mean, we saw that the resistance entered the gaza strip for the days, but until now the envelope is still unviable in the south, too. there are limited operations, but the strategic impact of these operations is very broad and very large, that we can see this effect on the return of the settlers, or the perspective of this achievement. israel has diminished, this is what we were talking about. israel is now in need of... war

lebanon. also, ben david said some time ago that we discovered that the capabilities are due to god's.ום אירוע נוסף שנוחט על האזור הזה שהוא כביכול מבודד מהמלחמה אבל כשהוא מגיע בתקופה הזו כמובן. i mean after the operation on october 7th, the settlers living in the envelope. imigrated, about half million israelis are trying to regain that area. also in the galilee, there are signs of palestine liberation, but for a temporary period. mean, we saw that the resistance entered the gaza strip for three days, but until now the envelope is still unviable in the south too. there are limited operations, but the strategic impact of these operations is very broad and very large, that we can see this effect on the return of the settlers or the... perspective of this achievement, israel has diminished, this is what we were talking about: israel is now in need of a war to liberate the galilee, even if it is not a large scale war, because achieving security in the galilee requires a different step, adjustment in the balance of power where a war that requires new approach. they have now lost part of the

in beirut follows weeks of cross-border attacks in southern lebanon and northern israel between hezbollah fighters and idf soldiers. and david, everyone bracing for retaliation from hamas and hezbollah, and concern is high tonight that this war could escalate into a kwider conflict. david? >> david: it has been the ongoing concern for sure. marcus moore, thank you. >>> back here now, and the race for the white house. just 13 days, hard to believe, to the iowa caucuses. tonight, former president trump with a 30-point lead in polling in iowa. and now, officially appealing a decision in maine barring him from the primary ballot in that state. here's rachel scott from iowa now. >> reporter: tonight, former president donald trump is fighting to get on every primary ballot, appealing the decision by maine's secretary of state, as biased, saying she had no legal authority to bar him from running. in two unprecedented decisions, maine and colorado had taken the former president off the ballot, citing the 14th amendment, which blocks anyone who swore an oath to the constitution and engaged in an insurrection or rebellion from holding

on tuesday, zayna hauled the reports from david's honoring commander salis. rudy was her master's, most senior officials in lebanon, and the most senior. how master official israel has been accused of killing since the start of a tour on gaza. a history of resistance is how the movement described res life and they are promising his death won't be the end of the struggle, nor will it break the will of the palestinian people who say they are facing a campaign of genocide. this was a strike that hit the leadership, but there is defiance. and i do offer no doubt design and standing me is known for its policy of assassinations. killing resistance meet is, is not new. we understand the language, but this only makes us strong. a. terry commanders were also killed in tuesday strike in the paper suburb. the military military capabilities was also the official leader of the health and its regional, based in lebanon for several years. already made few public appearances. he's been seen several times with has well as chief hass on this role. and iranian officials most recently participating in coordination meetings during as

ministry has called david cameron's comment feudal attempt to justify the deadly strikes on yemen and divert the global attention from the genocide in gaza. the leader of lebanon's resistant movement has reiterated. has preparedness to confront israel in case of any attack by the regime, we've been ready for war, we're not afraid of war, we don't fear war, we won't hesitate in such a war, and we will go to such a war, and as i said, we will fight without any constraints, without any ceiling, without any limit boundaries, and the americans said that israel has been trying to cover up its failure. in gaza and after 100 days of onslot it failed to achieve its goals. he held a palestine resistance for dealing heavy blows to the israely military. casualties due to the public pressure. it said that israel have acknowledged that the regime's military is caught in a quagmire in gaza. they're calling for the resignation. earlier in. press of his explainer program kisum ahmedi had an update on the latest fire exchanges between hisbollah and israel across lebanon's southern border. israel's army and the lebanon's hesbollah have a traded fire again across the border. this t

ministry called david cameron's comment of feudal attempt to justify the deadly strikes on yemen and divert the global attention from the genocide in gaza. heads of speakers. lebanon's resistant movement says it's conducted new strikes against israely military targets as well as says that the operations have inflicted losses on the region forces station south of the lebanese border. correspondent mariam salah joined us earlier with more we have for example they one instance they targeted the post then later on they targeted it with a burkan rocket which is uh very highly if we may say sophisticated type of of of rocket since it is very medium range it is actually a short-range rocket which has very strong capabilities and they use that uh in several instances of course hazbillah they have only introduced it in this confrontation and it seems that use hazballah use it when they want to basically cause and inflict specific destruction in certain baracks for the israelis we have that in in one of the instances, you also have in the mutili area, they did not only just target the post, they targeted newly situated and set espionage devices, as you know hazballah has sure

army, against lebanon and the slogans of securing the settlements in the north of the occupied territories have not only failed to make the settlers return to these areas, but ethan david, the mayor of margaliot, believes that the three-month displacement has caused the settlers to seek a new place to live. and shamaneh's kiryats are under direct fire from hezbollah. the commander of the army staff and the spokesman of the army said: the war in the north may be longer and wider. what are they really saying? where in these 3 months? in this case, not only we will not return, but the rest of the northern regions may also be depopulated. in the continuation of its offensive operations, lebanon's hezbollah targeted the gatherings of zionist soldiers in the area of ​​the occupied hunin fort in lebanon, the zuhairah base and the azurit barracks with guided missiles and other heavy weapons . the media of the zionist regime is also injured 3 military during this operation, the condition of one of them was reported to be critical. the drones of the zionist regime also targeted a car in the attack on bazourieh in the south of lebanon and killed its two occupants. fighters and dr

on the northern flank in lebanon, but what their game is i guess is to try and pull the us and i think that's going to fail and that will be very very difficult for them. and david, let's also uh discuss a little bit about the secret uh behind the palestinians, resilience, more than three months past, and it's not only, it's just part of palestine, it's not... all palestinians now fighting off the israeli us aggression against them and the stated goals of regime have not been achieved, they have not been able to radicate hamas, they have not been able to forceful displace palestinians even to release their own captive cell there, no, of course they they they're facing some uh trepidation, the cabinet of netanyahu because there is a split inside the cabinet between those who want to finish the job as they put it, exterminate or displace all of the palestinians, which is the netanyahu faction, and those who want to actually negotiate to get to get the uh the prisoners or captures back from the resistance, but the resistance is not uh showing any signs of flaging, they're still launching uh rockets uh regularly from parts of gaza which are supposed to be under occu

israel and in gaza and west bank and certainly in lebanon as a direct result of a failure of leadership action to crack down. >> the president at camp davidg to do an event in philadelphia for mlk day, there was another missile that was shot down recently in the red sea by a u.s. destroyer headed towards the destroyer so the houthis not backing off. stuart: jason chaffetz still with me. it seems to take the big picture, it seems were approaching a direct clash with iran, that is a danger whether if it's a danger or not, i don't know that the position we seem to be in. >> i think it's a biggest danger to the united states of america and the world peace overall, iran with a nuclear weapon, they are the funder of hezbollah, hamas, terrorist organizations, the houthis doing what they're doing slowing down the shipping rates, removing some of their operations to rail, time is money to have to go around the bottom of the world in order to ship their products, i think you're right on the verge if not in already achieved a nuclear weapon, that's the biggest threat. stuart: have to move on from that point of view iran's military is getting close t

and certainly lebanon is a direct result of failure of leadership action to crack down and as you point out hundreds of strike on u.s. forces in the middle east. davidd something scary. he said today iran would need only a week to produce their fi nuclear weapon and after five months of production could have enough for 12. is it too late to put the genie back in the bottle? >> no, strong u.s. leadership has ability to address this issue. we have to enforce sanction and have a strong military presence and recognize iran is the source of the problem, not a secondary effect. if we want to address the issues, that is making sure ayatollah and folks in tehran know to stop this immediately and united states will hold them accountable in the region. >> carley: big day for your state, happy to talk to you on iowa caucus day. have you endorsed anybody? what is your thinking today? >> iowa gets to be the starting line, america gets to decide the next commander-in-chief. i am digging out of my driveway, it is standard monday in iowa going in to help pick the next commander-in-chief and it is important we have the opportunity to do what republicans do well, pic

lebanon border. we don't see anything to indicate there will be any escalation, but that is one of the worries. davide has been another front that has opened up, potential trade disruptions because of what is happening there. it is up to speed on what we know and what is happened there. >> maersk, the world's second-largest shipping line from denmark, they had initially said they had a 48-hour pause of all traffic to the gulf of aden and the red sea. now they've said that pause will extend indefinitely. that's now two of the largest shipping companies in the world that are avoiding the suez canal and instead sending traffic around africa. of course adding to cost and time forgetting things to europe . yvonne: a look at the broader impact of the conflict in the middle east, harvard president claudine gaye is stepping down. her short tenure marred by controversy over antisemitism made the israel-hamas war and allegations of plagiarism. in his statement, she said it is in harvard's best interest her to leave the job. we have plenty morehead. this is bloomberg. ♪ -- plenty more ahead. when you automate s

lebanon threatening retaliation against israel for the assassination. >> josh, thank you very much. let's talk more about that. joining us now is senior fellow at carnegie, aaron david hezbollah gets more involved in this war in gaza and spreads out throughout the region? >> it has two consequences. number one, it's going to put a chill on hostage negotiations, which will already, i think, facing very long odds as the hamas leader sinwar is attaching more importance to holding the hostages to trade for what he really wants, which is cessation of hostilities, a cease fire, and asymmetrically largely imbalanced palestinians in jails. whether or not this could seriously escalate the situation along the israeli-lebanese border, the timing of this is intriguing. was it a target of opportunity? did the israelis need to demonstrate given the operational and intelligence deficiencies in the run-up to october 7th that they still had range and reach. was it a message to hamas leaders who are hunkered down in gaza? it's unclear. again, it's just another added piece to what is seemingly an unending struggle between israel and hamas. >> hamas could end the war by, you know, givi