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the assassination of hamas's deputy chief saluri as attempt to cover up israel's failure in the gaza's rift with press tv in istanbul alrori said threats by musad to target hamas leaders across the region was an expected act from such an enemy, adding, the martterdom was the fate of all of the palestinian people, including himself. palestinian activists in turkey say adoruri's marturdom is a loss for the whole resistance, but the path of resistance continues after him. was very warm-hearted person, i met him personally many times, he was one of the main leaders in hamas, he founded algasam brigades and his martur them is a loss for every palestinian and the resistance, the aim of this assassination was not only targeting hamas but also the whole resistance access because sheikh saleh was the main link between the palestinian resistance and the resistant access in other countries. the resistance will continue even after his martyrd, we have seen the martyrdom of sheikh ahmed yasin and and lantisy, the resistance did not stop then, will not now, observers in turkey say the timing of the assas

palestinian officials have issued serious warning about the health conditions in the besieged gazas rift, saying is inhabitants are prone to contracting various types of waterborn diseases. according to palestine's environmental quality authority, 66% of the people in gaza suffer. from cholera, chronic diarrhea and intestinal diseases due to the lack of drinkable water. he said israel's relentless strikes have knocked the territories water disalitation plants out of service. the authority added that the regime's bombming of sewage lines has has led to an environmental catastrophe in gaza. meanwhile, the un humanitarian coordinator for palestine says israel has added insulin pens for children to the list of prohibited items. are not allowed into gaza. jamie mcgolrik said a large number of goods and equipment needed to improve the territories sanitation have been also banned by israel. meanwhile, the united nations agency for palestinian refugees has slammed as utterly unacceptable, the relentless israely attacks on civilian sites in hanjunis. it has also ed the regime to seize his deadly

against israely military positions in response to israel's ongoing genocidal campaign in the besieged gazas riftballah saying that ali hudrush has passed away and he was one of the members of hizballah, he actually just recently actually debated his thesis and his phd, and so this is very uh someone who was well known in his town in his hometown in berori, which is where the attack took place, and he was of course... uh, it was basically a shock for many people, he is someone who is more civilian than he is a military, but he is still a member of hezbollah. of course, this comes also a time when hizballah has continued with its resistance operations, and we can see today that the operations, all of the if not all, most of them have been those of targeting soldiers, we have it seems to surpassed uh the phase when they're only targeting posts or devices here, now we're talking. about the fact that it seems to be now a confrontation when hizbillah targets soldiers directly and the israelis are targeting members of the resistance and even civilians in some cases um even if they... were with the the

. >>> as the war in gaza continues, rifts are emerging between some top israeli officials. a member of the country's war cabinet is casting doubt over the military strategy. he specifically criticized the country's effort to free hostages held by hamas saying only a cease-fire could free them and calling claims that hostages could be freed through other means an illusion. this comes as israeli citizens continue to put citizens continue to put pressure on their government to do more for the sake of the hostages. several hundred women marched through tel aviv on friday holding signs and chanting in support of the hostages who are captured by hamas on october 7th. the protesters are trying to bolster a sense of urgency after more than 100 days of war. the israeli army is continuing strikes on the gaza strip this weekend. they are targeting hamas infrastructure and weapons throughout the region. this video captured by the idf claims to show the army taking out hamas targets. israeli ground troops are fighting alongside air force and israeli navy. the concern is growing in the m

there being reports of a rift between the 2 of israel's handling of the war in gaza. and so just sarah has been hearing from multiple palestinians and gaza, who alleged of being abused by his ready forces while in custody. some of the testimonies are ropes of a physical trauma perpetrated by israel soldiers. it's estimated that thousands of palestinians have been detained since the war began. cuts the lopez already gone, has more and holding some of the images and system of these other steady accounts of anguish. and abuse are shared by these palestinian men. many say the injured physical and psychological torture, well being detained by his really forces. this man says the scars on his back or a mere glimpse into the pain he experienced others recount acts of violence, beatings, and constant humiliation. the national will said, we were blindfolded impatient, badly as riley forces accused us of carrying and using weapons lighted. they transferred us to an army camp and as royal they, they don't unite on us. and some sand on us, on the place to reach into showtime afte

gaza. once hamas, if it is, destroyed, is out of that enclave. those proposals have caused an international riftisraeli cabinet. we have nick robertson joining us now from tel aviv. nick, israel's defense minister laying out his vision for gaza. it doesn't exactly lineup with the u.s. version of what they want, their goals, for a post hamas gaza. >> reporter: it doesn't. when secretary blinken left, he left with the understanding that israel was going to work towards a objectives and really frame our, and game out, the end of war scenario. the next day scenario, if you will. what the defense minister is presenting, and has presented, a three page document that lays out the next phase, the phase we are in, phase three. going after tunnels and special operation forces in northern gaza and southern gaza. it is going out of the mosque leadership in aiming to free the hostages. it is the phase for, the day after. secretary blinken will be looking at. we already know what israel is achieving in terms of providing security. downing the amount of firepower used. maintaining security and humanitarian sup

it, quote, controversial prolzs from some israeli officials to evacuate gaza from camps in egypt or other countries are causing riftsh washington, europe, and the united nations. how does he even begin to navigate this? >> i've got to tell you, chris, it's almost impossible because to the administration, to the biden administration's credit, they have warned netanyahu last december, december of 2022, to be very careful with the coalition that he was on the verge of forming with the extremists. now comes payday, and they're making all these moronic extremists dumb ideas and -- and making all these stupid ideas, flatten the gaza strip. starve the population, deny them water. deny them food, nuke them one idiot -- sorry for the expression -- minister said, so now the u.s. has a handful because on the one hand, they have warned netanyahu and he did not heed the advice. on the other hand, they have a crisis to imagine, the americans do, and they can't do anything but deal with this government, and what they are particularly upset about or disappointed is a better word, chris, is that mr. netanyahu is not rejecting those

gaza. it says the assassination once again confirms the regime's disgraceful failure in achieving his goals in the current war on the beseeg rift. it has vowed. crushing response to the assassination, such cowardly assassinations by the zanist regime against the leaders and symbols of the palestinian people inside and outside of palestine will not succeed in breaking the will and steadfastness of our nation and stopping the brave resistance. our ability to go ahead with fighting till the defeat of the occupation is 100% certain. that is what i said two months ago. many people were asking, would israel succeed? i replied. by saying we would be meeting in six months or year later, and then the israelis would beg the world to get them out of the hell that the resistance is giving them. the israely assassination of hamas's deputy chief saluri in beirot has drawn widespread condemnations and warnings of possible escalations in the region. lebanon's resistance movement hezbollah described aruri's assassination as a dangerous attack on the lebanese sovereignty. it has... warned that the israeli crime will not go unpunished, it's now w

gaza towards israel. >> the fighting comes as diplomatic efforts remain stalled and a new rift is emerging, with qatar protestingremarks by prime minister benjamin netanyahu criticizing the qatari government for its close relationship, reportedly with hamas. >> i don't think qatar. why? because in my view, qatar is no different, in essence, from the united nations. >> that's a problem because qatar has been a key mediator since the start of the war, communicating with both sides in an effort to help free the hostages. but the state department says those efforts will continue. we continue to work closely with partners in the israeli government to do what we can and to help assist in that effort. and cia director bill burns is expected to meet with officials from israel, qatar and egypt in the coming days for talks on a new hostage deal in tel aviv, israel. alex hogan ktvu, fox two news. >> coming up on ktvu news at 630, a measure on the march ballot for san francisco would change how law enforcement does its job. we will hear from both sides. >> and someone stole smokey coming up. smokey the bear missing from a s

gaza towards israel. >> the fighting comes as diplomatic efforts remain stalled and a new rift is emerging with qatar protestingd remarks by prime minister benjamin netanyahu. critical izing the qatari government for its close relationship. reportedly with hamas. >> i don't think qatar. why? because in my view, qatar is no different. in essence from the united nations. >> that's a problem because qatar has been a key mediator since the start of the war, communicating with both sides in an effort to help free the hostages. but the state department says those efforts will continue. >> we continue to work closely with partners in the israeli government to do what we can and to help assist in that effort, and cia director bill burns is expected to meet with officials from israel, qatar and egypt in the coming days for talks on a new hostage deal in tel aviv, israel. >> alex hogan ktvu two fox two news. the recent attacks by houthi rebels in yemen are highlighting the vulnerabilities of boats and other ocean based military assets. >> now, a new jersey based company says it has a solution to detect and disable threat

rift within israel's political and military establishment, israeli cabinet minister and former military chief god. is only one of the israeli officials that have recently dismissed any achievement in gaza. eisenkout says the military operation in gaza has failed to bring the captives back, arguing that the only solution is deal with hamas, that it's impossible in the near future to restore the hostages alive without a deal. eisenkout's words contradicts a previous statement by benjamin netanyahu that rejects conditions presented by hamas. to end the war and release captives that would include israel's complete withdrawal and leaving hamas in power in gaza. meanwhile, growing protests have been held a weekly basis in israel, calling on the regime to take action to secure the release of their loved ones. such demands, however, have fallen on deaf ears. with a war in its fourth month now, public opinion has shifted further against netanyahu, leading to louder calls for leadership changes. and the possibility of early election. in the coming days a kenessat meeting will be held to discuss a no confidence motion against the premier. the motion submitted by the opposition labor party accuses

defeat of hamas and gaza, and of it no longer having the will or the capability to harm israel is not speaking the truth, basically you having many who are saying that and that has caused rifts within the israely cabinet and of course the general public at large, do you think that that will prove to be? uh driving force to maybe have the israeli regime uh stop what it can't achieve uh because then what purpose does it have uh executing this us is really genocidal war? well there's no question, mean that um there are very real divisions um in israel uh among the political leadership and the military leadership uh they don't think this war is going particularly well they don't see any um prospect of victory, which means that netanyahu is just continuing with this slaughter, israel is obviously losing whatever support it has in the outside world, but also they're not really getting anywhere uh militarily and there's no prospect of any improvement. however, i think that's separate from trying to comply with a ruling from the icj, i don't think anyone in israel disagreements they might have with netanyahu, i don't think anyone in israel will accept the principle that israel shoul

of hamas and gaza um and of it no longer having the will or the capability to harm israel is not speaking the truth. basically you having many who are saying that and that has caused riftsse the uh general public at large. uh do you think that that will prove to be a driving force to maybe have the israeli regime uh stop what it can't achieve uh because then what purpose does it have uh executing this us is really genocidal war? well there's no question i mean that um there are very real divisions um in israel among the political leadership and the military leadership, they don't think this war is going particularly well, they don't see any um prospect of victory, which means that netanyahu is just continuing with this slaughter, israel is obviously losing whatever support it has in the outside world, but also they're not really getting anywhere uh militarily and there's no prospect of any improvement. however, i think that's separate from trying to comply with a ruling from the icj, i don't think anyone in israel, whatever disagreements they might have with netanyahu, i don't think anyone in israel will accept the principle that israel should adhere to a ruling from an

or fingerprints of a rift between the 2, as well as the handling of the war and gaza houses. here a has been hearing from multiple palestinians and gaza, who alleged that being abused by his ready forces while in custody. some of the testimonies are of severe physical trauma perpetrated by israel soldiers. it's estimated that thousands of palestinians had been detained since the war began to look as hold a young as more and a warning. some of the images and testimonies other staffing accounts of english interviews are shared by these palestinian men. many say the injured physical and psychological torture well being detained by his really forces. this man says the scars on his back or a mere glimpse into the pain he experienced others recount acts of violence, beatings, and constant humiliation. the national was that we were blindfolded and beaten badly as riley forces accused us of carrying and using weapons like to. they transferred us to an army camping as rail delete. the adults unite on us and some sand on us unable to reach into showtime after 2 hours of being half nake

gaza. >> this, after several interruptions at a campaign event earlier this week by similar protests, all of it prompting serious questions of if the israel-hamas war is causing a rift between president biden and progressive voters. joe brian, abc news, washington. >> first, it was nordstrom last summer. now more major retailers at the san francisco center on market street are closing up shop. in the past month alone, five stores there closed down. despite the bleak trend, our media partner, the san francisco standard, has two reports suggesting there's hope. today, the new management group vowed to keep the mall open for business and yesterday an inside look at the store owners praying for a turnaround. joining us live now is the standards reporter who wrote both those stories kevin wynn. hey kevin. >> hi, kristin. good to be with you. yeah. >> good to have you on. even though our time's short. but let's just real quickly, yesterday, your headline said san francisco center is dead mall walking. why is it characterized that way? give us a state of the things there. >> yeah, it's a dead mall walking because it's more than 50% vacant once nordstrom left town in august

rift, and i created tension. and this tension brought weakness. and this weakness, in many ways, brought massacre." protests against israel's war on gaza are continuing. here in new york, a caravan of cars with palestinian flags blocked traffic headed to john f. kennedy international airport on monday. meanwhile, in pasadena, california, protesters calling for a ceasefire in gaza briefly halted the rose bowl parade. tension keeps escalating in the red sea. an iranian war ship has reportedly entered the red sea after u.s. forces killed 10 houthi fighters from yemen and sank three of their ships. the pentagon claims the houthis fired at a pair of u.s. navy helicopters that were responding to a distress call from a container ship targeted by the houthis. since november, the houthis have been carrying out attacks on ships in the red sea to show support for palestinians in gaza. russian president vladimir putin is vowing to intensify attacks inside ukraine after a ukrainian attack on the russian city of belgorod killed at least 25 people, including five children, on saturday. more than 100 people were injured in what was one of the deadlies

rift between netanyahu and the united states? >> reporter: each one of these visits is about impressing upon the israeli government that the scenes of destruction that are coming out of gaza are damaging israel's reputation and also damaging the white house's ability to continue to support israel wholeheartedly. we keep hearing from israeli defense officials that they're going to start to move toward a more targeted phase of this campaign, but over the weekend there was another massive strike that the palestinian hamas-run health authority said killed dozens of people in the jabalia neighborhood, and that's not the kind of image that sends the message that israel is ratcheting back and going for more targeted special operations attacks on individual hamas members. >> yeah, kim. and you know as well as anyone that because it is one of the most densely populated place on earth, those targeted strikes are nearly impossible -- there always are civilian casualties in gaza in any war that i've ever been in on the ground there. it is very, very hard to watch and also to understand what happened on october 7th, as well. there's a lot going on here in the region, and we'll keep in

rift or the gulf, for want of a better word, between the u.s. and its plans or lack tlhereof, for what happens the day after this war in the gaza zpstrip and what th u.s. is pushing for. internationally, we've heard from the eu's foreign policy chief, saying perhaps a two-state solution might need to be imposed on israel and the palestinians. and we heard from the u.n. secretary general, antonio guterres, posting on "x" saying that the refusal to accept the two-state solution for israel and the palestinians and the demand of the right to statehood for the palestinian people are unacceptable. but it's worth noting, kim, that of course, this is par for the course for netanyahu. with perhaps the exception of a famous speech in fw2009, in whi he seemed to accept the likelihood or the inevitably of a two-state solution, he's been opposing one. and martin indyk, a former u.s. ambassador to israel being quoted in a "new york times" article just the other day saying that in the wake of that speech in 2009, he spoke with netanyahu a couple of days later. netanyahu said to him, all right, i said it, now, can we get on with dealing with iran? so netanyahu

gaza. >> this, after several interruptions at a campaign event earlier this week by similar protests, all of it prompting serious questions of if the israel-hamas war is causing a rift between president biden and progressive voters. jay o'brien, abc news, washington. >> in developing news out of southern california, where six people were found dead in the mojave desert. >> the bodies were discovered near el mirage, which is in a remote part of san bernardino county. now, one look at the scene. it was clear to detectives that whatever happened there was deliberate. gloria at the live desk with a look at the investigation. gloria >> good morning. kumasi. sheriff's deputies found five bodies and two abandoned cars on tuesday night. at least one of those vehicles had bullet holes. a sixth person was found yesterday morning. three of the bodies were burned as if someone tried to set them on fire to conceal the crime. the call came in to san bernardino county sheriff's dispatch, not to report a crime, but the caller asked for a welfare check off the highway in the middle of the desert. >> it's going to be heartbreaking no matter what the situation is, what they discover o