israel does not let us report independently from gaza, but this reaction in khan younis was filmed forent on yahya sinwar or any other israel's response, a year of war, continued this morning. around 25 palestinians were killed and dozens more wounded in the latest big raid onjabalia camp in northern gaza. israel said it bombed a hamas commander centre. doctors said the casualties they saw were civilians. at least 42,000 people in gaza. its war aims of destroying hamas and freeing its hostages have not been achieved, so killing yayha sinwar is its biggest victory yet. the hamas organisation that sinwar and others built before the 7th of october attacks is largely broken. israel does not let us report independently from gaza, israel does not let us report indi death intly from gaza, israel does not let us report indi death of ly from gaza, israel does not let us report indi death of sin om gaza, israel does not let us report indi death of sin why saza, israel does not let us report indi death of sin why would not the death of sin why would not change anything but is there an argument th

apparently 50 members were killed by israel in gaza in overnight activity. el is doing what it's doing. given this criticism in writing and also on the floor of the un from the united states, from the british, israel defending itself. but it might have to rethink things in northern gaza. adding to what we heard from wyre�*s reporting there, the un agency for palestinian refugees says gaza is now "a kind of unliveable wasteland" — adding that around 70% of its infrastructure has been destroyed. our special correspondent fergal keane has been reporting on the intensifying attacks in northern gaza nearjabalia. because israel is not allowing internationaljournalists, including the bbc, independent access to gaza — he sent this report from jerusalem — and a warning, it contains distressing scenes from the very start. not a burden, but a duty — to the dead and those left after them. they'd fled here hoping it might be safer. in gaza city, 13 members of the same family killed by an israeli air strike. translation: i took out my younger brother at the last moment. -

is under that 30 day — the gaza strip. israel is under that 30 day notice _ the gaza strip. that 30 day notice from the l the gaza strip. israel is under. that 30 day notice from the usa to improve the flow of aid into look self—determination. if you look at the rhetoric of right—wing politicians in israel they said clearly that they want to see the land from the river to the sea, judaea and samaria, for the dues exclusively, which means clearing it of palestinians. i am means clearing it of palestinians. iam not means clearing it of palestinians. i am not saying thatis palestinians. i am not saying that is happening but look at the rhetoric of the leaders themselves. this is certainly consistent with that idea. if you are going to cleanse the land from the river to the sea, you would need to get rid of the organisation charged by the international community to bring relief and social services, education and health, etc, to the palestinians. former chief spokesperson for unrwa, thank you for your time. my unrwa, thank you for your time. my pleasure. meanwhile, israel and hama

gaza. is israel going to meet those demands that we saw on that letter >> the problem is not with the aid. h aid coming into gaza. the problem is the chaos inside gaza. the problem is hamas is taking advantage of the aid. they steal it, they hijacked the trucks. as we speak there are hundreds of trucks that already passed the checkpoints into gaza but cannot go to their destinations because of hamas. we are cooperating about finding solutions for those problems. sumi: what you just described is not at all what we are hearing from aid organizations on the ground if you look at the letter leaked yesterday from the secretary of state and defense secretary, they say israel has halted commercial imports, denied or impeded nearly 90% of humanitarian movements, continued excessive dual use restrictions, among other things. this is something we have heard reflected from aid organizations. are you saying that the u.s. in that characteristic is wrong? danny: but i am saying is very clear. the problem is hamas, not israel. sumi: so israel is not continuing dual use restrictions and impeding? danny: as

her son matan is still being held in gaza. israelmasterminding the october 7th attacks and the taking of so many hostages. he's a believer, extreme. he was in israeli jails. he comes from gaza. he's lived under the israeli occupation for his entire life. he is a big believer in the need to wipe israel off the map. - get the deal done! get them back home! the plight of more than 100 hostages still held in gaza brought thousands out on to the streets. einav zangauker is one of the protests�* leaders. her son matan is still being held in gaza. einav had once been a supporter of prime minister benjamin not anymore. netanyahu leads a coalition government, including parties of the far right. they've threatened to dissolve the government if a permanent ceasefire with hamas is agreed. but without one, hamas won't release the remaining hostages. put it simply, he is held to ransom. so he is ready to actually cave in to all the demands by the far right. and there's personaljeopardy for benjamin netanyahu, too. when we first met sameh a year ag

gaza. and i say once again to israel, gaza. and i say once again to israel. the — gaza. i say once again to israel, the world will not - gaza. and i say once again to - israel, the world will not tolerate any more excuses on humanitarian assistance. any more excuses on humanitarian assistance-— assistance. president biden leaves berlin and says _ assistance. president biden leaves berlin and says there _ assistance. president biden leaves berlin and says there is _ assistance. president biden leaves berlin and says there is no - berlin and says there is no consensus on giving long—range missiles to ukraine to strike within russian territory. the former captain of the latest football team says she was sexually assaulted by mohamed al fayed —— fulham ladies football team. more on those stories in a couple moments, first, though, the sport. good evening, gallon. —— that evening, gavin. hello. we'll start with sailing, and not the day ben ainslie's ineos britannia team would have hoped for — they're just one defeat away from losing the 2024 america's cup. two days after they

shuf added, his country is asked israel to agree to a gaza ceasefire deal as soon as possible. are you into israel sid in gaza, australians continue to show so strong support for palestine. tens upon tens of thousands of people gathered on the streets of sydney on sunday to voice anger with ongoing israeli bombings. protest was called for sanctions against israel, urging stronger action against the signist entity. our correspondent shahan butt reports from sydney. amen heightened security, many australians stuk to the streets to express the solidarity. with the people of palestine and lebanon. for the past 52 weeks, these demonstrators have consistently joined the global outcry against what they describe as israel's genocide in gaza. lebanon, the streets echoed with charts for palestine and lebanon as demonstrators marched raising their voice in unison. protesters demanded regime's accountability, calling for an end to the violence and urging the international community to act. the sham of western democracy has been exposed, and i think a lot of it has to do with the fact that w

man (speaking arabic): >> ibrahim: (explosions pounding, people exclaiming) >> israel says its forces are outside some of gaza arabic): (gunfire continues) >> ...and palestinian health officials have been reporting the sound of gunfire and bombings in the vicinity of the indonesian hospital. >> the idf say they were returning fire against shots fired from within the hospital. (explosions echoing) >> ibrahim (speaking arabic): (man groaning) >> man: ♪ ♪ >> el-ran: (explosion pounds in distance) (people talking in background) >> man: (guns firing) (man speaking arabic) >> el-ran: (rumbling in distance) >> man: (rumbling continues) >> el-ran: ♪ ♪ >> a temporary truce between israel and hamas appears to be taking hold in gaza. >> a sliver of hope in war-torn gaza, as israel and hamas agree to a temporary ceasefire. the deal allowing for the release of some hostages and prisoners on both sides of the fighting. >> agam (speaking hebrew): ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (crying, speaking hebrew) >> ghada (speaking arabic): >> aline: >> ghada: >> aline: (explosion pounds in distance) >> ghada: ♪ ♪ (child speaking arabic) (car horn honking)

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israel is using different legal pretexts to withhold the detainees from different areas. palestinians from the gazapeople. since october 7th, israel has arrested some 4,00 laborers from gaza and more than 1,00 people in the occupied west bank. هذا عندما دخلوا يعني تم تكسير الكراسي والابواب الموجوده في المسجد وبعد ان اخرجوا الشباب تم اخراجها ليقوموا لتجهيز المكان للصلاه فهذا ما حصل في ال just few days before operation al-aqso flood, thousands of settlers carried out provocative tours of the mask complex, following calls by extremist jewish groups. since the occupation of east alwrs in 1967, tel aviv has allowed israeli extremists to intimidate and violate the sanctity of the muss. under the so-called status quo agreement, only muslims are allowed to pray inside the... mosk compound entering the mosk with boots on, beating worshippers, firing bullets and grenades as well as vandalizing the site have become common scene. the third holiest place for missilers. المشكله مش بس الحكومه مشكله في دوله اسرائيل نفس السياسه كلها ولكن واحد بخبط بخبطك بشوي. وواحد بخبط خبطه واحده اما الاثنين نفس هدفهم هدفهم القضاء

so they're focusing on the gaza israel in the west valley. they them, you know, especially to close their offices and choose them already 6 months ago. i think that the, these riley government and the connects it and particularly the cabinets. you know, the, um, uh, slides fall removed from the book actually is happening on the ground. and yes, it is the case. there's a number of unreal book has fail suite thousands of $3000.00 plus workers may i add in goes up a number of them participated in the already dis, atrocities of the 7th of october last year and a number of those um members of her moss. but that said, i do think that the that recruited them knowing that and they took action very swiftly once the information was given to them. so i think that there's a necessity to work with on run off against under. i don't think the you and agencies like unicef will w h, a world health organization. okay. can replace on. the, i'm right. is the only you and organization really is. he's the backbone of 2 minus, having paid in garza, but i do think,

war. i the biden response to the israel- gaza war.- the biden response to the israel- gaza war.gaza war. i want to talk about gaza _ israel- gaza war. i want to talk about gaza for - israel- gaza war. i want to talk about gaza for a - israel- gaza war. i want to i talk about gaza for a minute, 0k? talk about gaza for a minute, ok? we can and we must seize this opportunity to end this war and bring the hostages home. cheering and i will do everything in my power to meet that end. lets brina power to meet that end. lets bring you _ power to meet that end. lets bring you up-to-date - power to meet that end. lets bring you up—to—date with all the developments, as both of the developments, as both of the candidates are out on the campaign trailagain the candidates are out on the campaign trail again today. we can take you to will grant, who joins us now from washington. has donald trump's new york rally speech we have just been seeing now been overshadowed by those comments made during the warm up? i those comments made during the warm u - ? ., ., those comments made during the warm

the interest of israel is the prosperity of gaza and there will be a player that is willing for peacencouraged the gazans to see. theyjust we encouraged the gazans to see. they just want to say something very clear. israelis are suffering since october the 7th, and not only then, because we have 60,000 israelis in the north and tens of thousands under the threat of rockets from the north. in the south, not all came back from their communities because it's not quiet enough to live there. there are some of war 24/7 going through the north and south. the killin: of through the north and south. the killing of yahya sinwar is the development our security correspondent frank gardner has been looking at what might happen next. when the political leader of the rying, ismael haniyeh, hamas had the choice. did they appoint someone pro perhaps a bit more compromising to do a deal? no, they chose yahya sinwar. he had a reputation for being pretty ruthless, pretty in some cases cruel. brutal, thuggish, but very cunning, he's been described as, and utterly uncompromising. that sent a message of def

operation and 11 on nearly a year after her moslems, her attack sparked a devastating war and gaza. israel has moved some of his forces into 11 on it. aims to stop has blot rocket attacks across israel's northern border. we're here to there from belief, but there are concerns that it could lead to an occupation of lebanese territory. a d is really only has released images, which it say shows its ground defensive in southern lebanon. is already getting results. its claims troops have reached has bullets sites, including a network of tunnels containing expensive weaponry. israel says it needs to hit the militant group hard in order to make it safe for more than 60000 people to return to his way. the towns, towns like this one, which are on the border with lebanon. they've been virtually m t since has bull as a tax on israel started last year. the rainy and back to militia began its defensive in support of another militant group, thomas, which carried out the october seven's tara attack. but the history of violence between has beula and israel goes back decades of to israel. the last will wit

apparently 50 hamas members were killed by israel in gaza in overnight activity. is doing what it's doing. but clearly, given this criticism in writing and also on the floor of the un from the united states, from the british — israel defending itself, but it might have to rethink things in northern gaza. elsewhere in the region, cross—border fire between israel and hezbollah continues. 90 missiles were fired into israel in the last 2a hours according to its military. and in lebanon, 138 strikes were reported in the past day. the israeli army said its warplanes struck dozens of what they say are hezbollah targets in the southern city of nabatieh. the air strikes killed the local mayor and 15 others. the lebanese government said this was a direct attack on civilians. rescuers have also been searching for survivors today in the village of oana, where the israeli military says it killed a hezbollah commander. javed ali is an international security expert at the university of michigan, and he told me more about the impact of continued israeli attacks on hezbollah in le

refuses to let them in. into gaza as israel refuses to let them in-_ into gaza as israel refusesal- we had international journalists coming in because they would share the burden of reporting all of these atrocities. i have been here reporting for a year now, because i am one of the few english speaker journalists and i had a very big responsibility to report to the western media because most of the western media websites and organisations are very complacent about this and complicit about everything that is happening, using these voices in their reporting and articles and we wish that some international journalists would be here, at least some prominent news agency anchor wouldn't say that there are no journalists on the ground, for example. it has been very hard because we are the only source and we are the only people that have access to take photos, document videos, report either print or tv and we have been doing this with the bare minimum. not even eating well, not sleeping well, i don't even remember the last time i had... i slept on a bed frame for example, orslap i slept

sinwar is the third senior hamas figure killed by israel in its military operation in gaza. mas chief following the assassination of ismail haniyeh in iran injuly. israel says mohammed deif, commander of hamas�* military wing, was killed in a strike on khan younis, also injuly. he's said to have survived seven israeli assassination attempts. president biden says yahya sinwar�*s death marks a good day for israel, for the us, and for the world. in the last hour, we've also heard from the us vice president kamala harris. she said us operations and intelligence personnel had worked with is really counterparts to track down yahya sinwar and other hamas leaders. israel has a right to defend itself, and the threat hamas poses to israel must be eliminated. today, there is clear progress toward that goal. hamas is decimated and its leadership is eliminated. this moment gives us an opportunity to finally end the war in gaza, and it must end such that israel is secure. the hostages are released, the suffering in gaza ends, and the palestinian people can realise their right to dignity, s

in gaza, israel's war against hamas continues. displaced residents, saying hamas had set up a control centre in the building. a nearby mosque was also attacked. israel said hamas was operating there. the two strikes killed at least 26 people, according to gaza's health ministry. this woman lost her daughter and grandchildren. translation: please, | god, defeat netanyahu. please god, defeat israel. i hope god defeats you, america. you have made us cry over our children, grandchildren and loved ones. my heart is breaking. back in lebanon, the missiles come, not only at night. israel is not backing down in its war against hezbollah. and in beirut, there's no respite. hugo bachega, bbc news, beirut. back in lebanon, the missiles come, not only at night. israel is not backing down in its war against hezbollah. and in beirut, there's no respite. hugo bachega, bbc news, beirut. let's discuss what this means for the region with a senior fellow on our politics. good to have you with us. we were talking about continued strikes in berwick to

northern occupied territories with f1 missiles, more women and children fall victim to israel's relentless strikes across gaza as the death doll from the regime's genocide nears 41,900. also coming up, iran's president says the country's retaliatory operation against israel was aimed as stopping the regime's crimes and aggression in the region. you're watching press tv world news with me kiarash purnamati here in iranian capital tehran welcome to the program. the lebanese resistant movement hazbola has hit israel's caramel base in haifa causing chaos and casualties in the israeli occupied. city. isbullah said the base was targeted but by faddy one missiles, adding that the attack was carried out in response to israel's aggression and crimes against civilians. according to the israeli military, at least 15 missiles were fired from southern lebanon toward areas in northern occupied palestinian territories, including hefa. at least six israelis have been injured in the... attack, there are also reports that the restaurant in haifa has been suffered a direct hit. the israel military presses ahead with its aial at

palestinians were killed and dozens more wounded in the latest big raid onjabalia camp in northern gaza. israel bombed a hamas command centre. doctors said the casualties they saw were civilians. israel's response to the 7th october attacks has killed at least 42,000 people in gaza. its war aims of destroying hamas and freeing hostages have not been achieved, so killing yahya sinwar is its biggest victory yet. the hamas organisation that sinwar and others built before the 7th october attacks is largely broken. left of sinwar is ismail haniyeh, hamas political leader who was assassinated injuly. israel doesn't let us into gaza to report. but this reaction in khan younis, sinwar�*s birthplace, was filmed for the bbc. translation: this war is not dependent on sinwar, - haniyeh or mashal, nor on any other leader or official. it's a war of extermination against the palestinian people, as we all know and understand. the issue is much bigger than sinwar or anyone else. translation: many leaders have been assassinated before him, - like ismail haniyeh, but someone else will always step in and the strug

at some uh bueno aquí estamos en la novena sección. on set of november 2023, the atrocities in gaza by israelersisted by november 6th, before the conflict reached its one month mark, the death toll in gaza will surpassed 10,000. november 8th, 40,00 people were... forced to evacuate northern gaza escape israel bombs. for many palestinians leave in their homes and facing force displacement is painful reminder of their pants. this nation has been driven from its original home for decades. on november 15th, israeli soldiers committed another atrocity by storming alsafa hospital. other hospitals were not safe either. as always, israel had flimsy excuses for these atrocities. in the final days of the month, the seven-day cease fire agreement was finally established between israel and hamas. however, everyone knew that the aggressive nature of the zionist regime would not tolerate the peace of these seven days. gaza continued to move towards destruction. so the actual agenda is what is euphemistically called territorial? mansion, but we should more accurately call it land and resource deft. the natu

sinwar�*s death has once again raised the prospects of a pause in fighting in the year—long israel—gazath frank lowenstein — the former us special envoy for israeli palestinian negotiations — and asked him about the prospects of a ceasfire deal. it's important to understand we are a long way israel and the world but it's not the end of hamas by any stretch of the imagination and if it even makes them more open to a ceasefire will depend on who is the successor to yahya sinwar, may be his deputy your brother, but we are a long way away from any breakthrough on that front. you say we are a long way away but does it move israel closer to the stated aims of wiping out hamas and getting hostages back? it's a bit closer to its stated aim of destroying hamas but whether it makes netanyahu any more able to negotiate a release of the hostages remains to be seen. he has very hardline members of his coalition opposed to any compromise, so we'll see if that fundamental dynamic changes on the israeli side and if you listen to what benjamin netanyahu said, they don't have any intention of ending the

gaza. but the government. was so clear about it. they said israeldon't want hamas to be in gaza. - we want the palestinians i to have a better leadership. i think the governmentj was very clear about it. a few weeks ago, james elder was back in gaza, visiting hospitals and delivering aid. the level of devastation is like nothing i've ever seen before. nine out of ten people are displaced, so that's the reality of what people are facing here. 15,000 children killed in gaza. 15,000. over the course of a year, it's a0 girls and boys killed every day. gaza used to have 36 functioning hospitals. only about half are still operating, and not fully. the israeli army accuses hamas of using hospitals as command centres and says hostages were held here at nasser, and other hospitals in gaza. hamas denies this. both sides in this conflict have been accused by the international criminal court of war crimes. it says hamas leaders are responsible for the murder of civilians, torture, sexual violence and hostage—taking. of the three accused, yahya sinwar is the onl

they launched attacks on shipping in support of the palestinians in gaza. israelted with air strikes there too. but the gravest threat of a wider war is a direct conflict between iran and israel. israel has carried out a series of targeted assassinations including in the iranian capital tehran. iran responded to the killing of hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah in lebanon with missiles launched at israel. in the next few minutes we'll be live in lebanon with anna foster and in northern israel for the latest on the war between israel and hezbollah. first, our international editor jeremy bowen reflects on the complicated security picture in the region. a day like today, when israel is commemorating its dead and the missing, perhaps the population would like to have had a moment of repose to think about what has happened and where they are going, but actually right now israel is at war, is at war on multiple fronts, still in gaza, there is a lot of trouble on the west bank. and they are sending several more divisions, two more divisions i believe, into south lebanon t

israel has been stepping up its offensives against hamas in gaza, and hezbollah in lebanon, on the evef the first anniversary of the hamas attacks on israel in which 1,200 people were killed and 251 people taken hostage. let's bring you the latest developments from the middle east this hour. the lebanese capital, beirut, experienced one of its most intense waves of israeli strikes yet, with large explosions reported across the southern part of the city last night. the strikes continued into the morning. evacuation orders have been issued for residents of several areas in southern lebanon as israel pushes forward with its campaign against hezbollah. in northern israel rocket barrages from lebanon have been triggering sirens and interception systems. the israel defense forces said it stopped around 30 rockets which had been fired into northern israel. in northern gaza, israel's army encircled jabaliya, the hamas—run health ministry says 26 people have been killed in israeli air strikes on a mosque and school housing displaced palestinians. and in southern israel, a 19—year—old female isr

gaza. there's been increasing condemnation from the united nations of israel's operation in northern gaza. un says ten of thousands of people are trapped with little access to food or supplies. the hamas—run health ministry says at least 62 people have been killed in two attacks in the last 2a hours — one on a camp next to the al—aqsa hospital, and a second on a food distribution center in northern gaza. israel is not allowing internationaljournalists from media organizations, including the bbc, independent access to gaza. however, there is a team of freelance journalists filming for the bbc there. our special correspondent feargal keane sent this report on the last 2a hours in gaza — and a warning, it contains upsetting images. people are burning. the israeli strike set the refugee tents on fire. helpless to stop the flames spreading. gas canisters exploding. a figure enveloped by the inferno. too distressing to show here, but all of it witnessed by the refugees. translation: it was around 1am and we were sleeping in our tent. i have eight daughters. we woke up to the fire over our heads.

gaza. israel bombing of a residential building in alburaid refugee camp also left fatalities and in southern gaza nearly 10 people were killed in israely bombing of a group of civilians in rafa. according to the gaza health ministry, nearly 60 palestinians have been killed in the matter of 24 hours, bringing the overall death total since last october to 42, and uh nearly 42,00 with over 97 palestinians injured, mostly women. and children and we earlier spoke to our gaza correspondent muti abu mus from the central city of dirabala with further details regarding israely attacks across gaza. incubation forces are still attacking multiple areas of gaza strip. let me begin with the fish massacer that took place in albarage refugi camp when the israeli warplanes targeted and destroyed and another residential building killing at least for parecenan civilians including an 11 month uh baby so uh we can see clearly that the israel incubation forces are still attacking the middle area of course generally and

artillery is also shelling areas in gaza indiscriminally. the israel aggression on gaza began in october last year and ever since more than 41,800 palestins have been killed and some 97 others injured. at least two settlers, seven killed and over dozen injured in a shooting operation in the city of barsheva in the occupied territories. the operation was performed by a palestinian man was later killed by the iol. joined us earlier with more. a shooting just took place near nearly 60 minutes ago, one hour ago, ahmed alaqabi, a palestinian from hora village in a naqab in occupied was the preparicator of the the shooting in bus bus station where ahmed reportedly was able to obtain a gun from female from female soldier. over there stabbing her and uh obtaining her gun, the police, the police over there has announced that there will be that there will be emergency emergency emergency instructions over there, the still the the area is surrounded and almost closed and people over there were where we're abandoned going to the to the site of the operation and un

press tv, the middle area of gaza strip. israel's genocidal war has not only devastated the gaza's trip, but has also intensified violations in the occupied west bank for land confiscation, water shortages and settler violence have reached alarming levels. over the past year, these combined crises have heightened the suffering of palestinians, as israel's inhumane policies continue to tighten grip over palestinian land and resource. as the war on gaza rolls into its second year, global calls for accountability grow louder, the one movement that has surged into influence during this time is the boycott, divestment and sanctions campaign bds, a grassroots people's initiative aimed to pressuring israel to comply with international law through economic and cultural boycots, since it's launch in 2000. five the bds has involved into global force and amed the ongoing assault on gaza, its relevance and impact have become more profound. this approach is crucial in isolating and weakening israel, stripping it of legitimacy and curbing its regi

october 7. marks the grim anniversary of israel's ongoing genocide in gaza which began year ago. this day was marked by various events and demonstrations across the country, highlighting pakistan's strong political and emotional ties with the palestinian struggle. it has been one year since israel has been killing innocent civilians in gaza a daily basis, yet the world remains a silent spectator. the world should hold both israel and the united states. complicit in this act of terrorism. we stand with the oppressed people of palestine, lebanon and yemen. we will continue to oppose and condemn the oppression carried out by the us and israel, as these two are involved in the ethnic. of innocent people in the middle east. meanwhile, pakistani president asif ali zirdari and the prime minister shahbas sharif hosted in all parties conference, bringing together the top leadership of pakistan's mainstream political parties to raise a united voice against the ongoing israeli operation in gaza. the conference aimed to express pakistan's collective resolve in supporting the palestinian cause

different issues. but they are united on one platform against israel as the israels continue to carry out barbarism in in gaza since one year, it has been one year since israel has been carrying out attacks on innocent civilians in gaza and has killed more than 42000 people so far, so the sentiments in pakistan are very high, people are condemning these atrocities, they are calling upon the internet. national organizations to stop this masaka in palestine now as we have seen that as the israel has escalated its war in lebanon as well the people in pakistan are condemming these attacks in lebanon as well, we have seen that the ralies have been held all across pakistan in recent months in recent. especially in the wake of the killing of hammas sorry leader in lebanon people condemned that attacks and the people of pakistan believe that israel should be stopped immediately because this war could escalate into a broader war in the region and we have seen that the people of pakistan were very happy when iran attacked a retaliatory attack on israel with rockets and that attack was held by the pakistani people that

gaza. israel's parliament votes to ban the un's palestinian refugee agency from operating in israel and theed that naim qassem will become its new leader, replacing hassan nasrallah, who was killed in an israeli strike last month. the covid inquiry hears from physiotherapist and experts today, with a focus on the impact of long covid. ahead of tomorrow's budget, chancellor gives the nhs extra funding for new equipment to help deliver 40,000 extra appointments per week. the covid inquiry is continuing with public hearings this week, with evidence from doctors and patients groups. this part of the inquiry is focusing on healthcare systems across the uk — and how medical staff and patients were affected. today it will hear from experts in long covid. 0ur health reporterjim reed has been following the inquiry.

gaza. he was speaking to our special correspondent fergal keane. it is a vast, unfolding crisis. israelens of thousands. hungry, frightened, told by israel to leave. "your lives are in danger," says the voice from the loudspeaker. they carry what they can away from their homes, with no knowing when they will be allowed to return. elsewhere, the israeli military screens the men for anyone suspected of links with hamas. insidejabalia's kamal adwan hospital today. the wounded. this man is crying, "all my children are gone." another says to him, "i've been telling you for a week that you should leave your house." an exhausted nurse sent this voice note. we don't have water. the israel defense forces blame hamas for this, saying they use the population as

gaza. this video was posted today by israel, saying 50 trucks had crossed into northern gaza from jordan. of other trucks crossing in recent days. they are said to have included food, hygiene products, baby formula and shelter equipment. israel has also denied preventing the entry of humanitarian aid into gaza. but as we know, the us, the un and many others have real concerns about what isn't getting through. sophie. nick, thank you. gaza is now "a kind of unliveable wasteland", according to the head of the un agency for palestinian refugees, who says around 70% of its infrastructure has been destroyed. the un say the humanitarian situation is now dire — and the attacks continue. our special correspondent fergal keane reports on the intensifying attacks in northern gaza nearjabalia. israel is not allowing international journalists, including the bbc, independent access to gaza. he sent this report from jerusalem, and a warning — it contains distressing scenes from the very start. the man on the ground has lost most of his family. his son grieves a dead sister. it's a horrible crime here, s

in gaza, israel's war against hamas continues. ng displaced residents, saying hamas set up a control centre in the building. a nearby mosque was also attacked. israel said hamas was operating there. the two strikes killed at least 26 people, according to gaza's health ministry. this woman lost her daughter and grandchildren. translation: please god, defeat netanyahu. - please god, defeat israel. i hope god defeats you, america. you have made us cry over our children, grandchildren, and loved ones. my heart is breaking. back in lebanon, the missiles come, not only at night. israel is not backing down in its war against hezbollah. in beirut there's no respite. hugo bachega, bbc news, beirut. sir keir starmer�*s chief of staff has resigned from the post, saying she risked becoming a distraction. sue gray's resignation follows rows about her salary, and controversy surrounding donations to the uk prime minister and members of the cabinet. downing street says she will take up a new role as the pm's envoy for nations and regions. the con

gaza. this video was posted today by israel, saying 50 trucks had crossed into northern gaza that have come crossing into gaza in recent days. they are said to have included food, hygiene products, baby formula and shelter equipment. israel has also denied preventing the entry of humanitarian aid into gaza. but as we know, the us, the un and many others have real concerns about what isn't getting through. sophie. nick eardley, thank you. israel has carried out dozens of air strikes in hezbollah—dominated areas of southern lebanon and of the capital, beirut. the attacks killed the mayor and 15 others and injured more than 50. the lebanese government has accused the world of being silent in the face of attacks on civilians. rescuers have also been searching for survivors today in the town of qana where, according to local officials, israeli bombardment killed seven overnight. israel's military says it killed a local hezbollah commander. 0ur senior international correspondent 0rla guerin sent this report from beirut. terrorfrom the skies. "my god, what have they done?" he says. "they've destro

gaza. matthew miller said the u.s.'s response to israel'sn gaza is appropriate. >> what we have seen over the past few months is that the level of humanitarian assistance has not maintained. it has fallen 50% from its peak. the secretary thought it was appropriate to make clear to the government of israel that there are changes that they need to make again, to see that the level of assistance making it into gaza comes back up from the very low levels it is at today. we have seen israel in the past few months work with humanitarian organizations to implement a polio vaccination campaign inside gaza. we know it is possible to get humanitarian assistance into gaza. sumi: our state department correspondent tom bateman is with us. he was at that briefing today. how significant is this letter? wendy: it is very significant. it is the harshest morning we know about so far from the americans to the government of israel over its conduct in gaza since the war began over a year ago. that matters. we have seen an increasing sense, or a repeated sense of

gaza. he was speaking to our special correspondent fergal keane. it is a vast, unfolding crisis. israelthese images of people fleeing the offensive by its forces in northern gaza. tens of thousands. hungry, frightened, told by israel to leave. "your lives are in danger," says the voice from the loudspeaker. they carry what they can away from their homes, with no knowing when they will be allowed to return. elsewhere, the israeli military screens the men for anyone suspected of links with hamas. inside jabalia's kamal adwan hospital today. the wounded. this man is crying, "all my children are gone." another says to him, "i've been telling you for a week that you should leave your house." an exhausted nurse sent this voice note. we don't have water. the israel defense forces blame hamas for this, saying they use the population as human shields. we spoke about the crisis with one of britain's most senior war crimes lawyers, who has led cases against myanmar for genocide and on israel's occupation of the palestinian territories at the international court of justice. professor philippe sands

the un has been outspoken about israel's activities in lebanon on and gaza. at israel is doing? influence on what israel is doinu ? ,, �* , influence on what israel is doin? ., �* , ., doing? quite little, it's a problem. _ doing? quite little, it's a problem, it's _ doing? quite little, it's a problem, it's been - doing? quite little, it's a problem, it's been a - doing? quite little, it's a - problem, it's been a problem with the un since the un was conceived, that the un is basically simply a representation or a collection of member states but some member states at the un have more importance on others, depending on where the conflict is or where the issue is. in this case really, the un has significantly less influence than the united states does, the united states sits on the un security council which obviously has an inordinate amount of power compared to the general assembly. amount of power compared to the generalassembly. but amount of power compared to the general assembly. but the general assembly. but the general assembly. but the general assembly

sustaining terrorist activities while leaving the people of gaza to fend for themselves. israelrnational partners continue to flood gaza with aid. but it will never reach all of those in need as long as hamas remains in power. hamas has weapon eyes the humanitarian situation, exploiting every opportunity to strengthen their own while their own people suffer. this makes it incredibly difficult to ensure that the aid reaches its intended recipients. i know you spoke about israel but you can speak maybe after the consultation about the challenges, what happened to the trucks after they entered gaza for the wasn't trying to reach the destination, the storage areas. israel remains committed to working with partners to deliver humanitarian assistance, even under these dangers and more of bully reprehensible conditions. as i said before, if it is far easier to criticise the democratic nation defending itself then to hold the terrors accountable. but what is easy it is right for the hamas moves, hides in humanitarian zones and uses civilians as human shields. madam president, i envision

given what we have seen from israel in the past few weeks, increasing attacks on northern gaza, do yousrael sees it as a time to end the war? >> i think the story is that there is a fraction of the number of israeli soldiers in gaza now than in fall of 2023, spring of 2024, as late as the rafa situation. it is really a small fraction, but the point is that it now seems to be more to the counterinsurgency phase where they are going after certain pockets in northern gaza, so you have a fraction of the people on the israeli side involved and yet there are going to be casualties. what the secretary was trying to do was say major operations are virtually over in gaza. israel doesn't say that. i think they feel that as leverage in the hostage negotiations. they assume it is the same it has been since october the eighth, when in fact it is really a fraction of it and i think the secretary was just trying to frame it in a way that people realize that major operations are essentially over, even if there are pockets. i think that is what he was trying to convey but that is something the prime mi

in gaza, israel's war against hamas continues. ol housing displaced residents, saying hamas had set up a control centre in the building. a nearby mosque was also attacked. israel said hamas was operating there. the two strikes killed at least 26 people, according to gaza's health ministry. this woman lost her daughter and grandchildren. translation: please, | god, defeat netanyahu. please god, defeat israel. i hope god defeats you, america. you have made us cry over our children, grandchildren and loved ones. my heart is breaking. back in lebanon, the missiles come, not only at night. israel is not backing down in its war against hezbollah. and in beirut, there's no respite. hugo bachega, bbc news, beirut. i've been speaking to tommaso della longa, spokesperson for the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies — the world's largest humanitarian network. always good to speak to you, thank you for coming on the programme. we are approaching a milestone, one year of suffering, can you paint a picture of what you