food, water, and medicine, but no fuel from israel to gossett. an agreement that they did not hit the hospital. pres. biden: it appears it was done by the other team, not you. i wanted to personally make this clea thank you for having me. i am looking forward to having a thorough discussion about where everyone goes from here. >> the president will not change the minds of those who insist israel attacked the hospital. joe biden's presence will only deepen the conviction among palestinians and millions of other errors that america is not just on israel's side but is also complicit in everything israel is doing in gaza, including killing civilians. until the hamas attacks on israel, president biden dreamt of transforming the middle east. the americans, when negotiating with saudi arabia and israel, to try to get two countries to recognize each other. that is not on the agenda anymore. in arab capitals, there have been protests against israel. this was beirut. [chanting] >> so far, the shouting has spread but not the fighting. keeping it that way wi

through to gossett to alleviate this — per day to get through to gossett to alleviate this desperateiate this desperate situation. - tom bateman injerusalem. well, joe biden had hoped by his face to face up biden had hoped by his face to face up on us to hear he would be able to secure that urgently needed agreement to allow the aide to start coming into the gaza strip. he did provide a rare glimmer of hope, but there has been a huge and growing chorus of voices today among 88 is he saying it simply is not enough. calling notjust forfar he saying it simply is not enough. calling notjust for far more trucks to be allowed and as we heard in this programme, fuel as well. the un says that is one of the most important life—saving supplies of which there is no more left in gaza. and even more than that, the eight agencies and gazans are calling for agencies and gazans are calling for a humanitarian cease—fire. but right now what israel is looking ahead to answer preparing for is what is expected at some time. the date of course is still not known, is that expected ground attack on gaza. th

because that siblings cannot leave the gaza strip they can go deeper into gossett that is what the israelism to do. according to a sport we spoke with inside gaza city, there are thousands of civilians that are heeding the warnings from the israelis sent by text messages and on the internet. they are moving to un schools across the gaza strip that have been considered safe zones for civilians and the israelis have agreed not to target those facilities. there are nearly 2 million people inside gaza that makes the operations extremely difficult. it is one of the most densely populated areas on earth. that will certainly be a challenge as he israelis prepare for the possibility and likelihood of that ground invasion. quickly been looking at the footage and it is incredible to watch of the multistory buildings simply crumbling to dust as a result of the israeli strikes. hamas famous for hiding its command and control facilities among civ the civilian populatis we should be prepared to hear about lots of civilian deaths taken place in some those buildings i suppose, right trey? >> absolutely. is

. >> sachi is more than one of that is one of more than 220 people still held in gossett.darkest moment, they need him. >> as negotiations continue to free more hostages, we spoke to this man, who served as a senior german intelligence officer in the middle east and helped secure a release in 2011 in a prisoner swap. thank you for joining us. what are the prospects of getting hostages like the father we saw in the report released? >> the situation is tragic. with regard to the hostages, and skeptical, frankly -- i am skeptical, frankly, considering the nine outcome. what we are seeing is possibly a release of maybe three dozen hostages, possibly. rumors point in that direction but it will not solve the basic issue of still 150 hostages and their fate depends on further development. >> what macy skeptical? -- makes you skeptical? >> hamas objected these hostages in order to force their will upon israel. now israel has started to wage war on hamas. the intern misuses the hostages as a -- in turn misuses the hostages is a life insurance. at least a substantial part of any mis

how big of a representative of gossett is hamas? -- of gaza is hamas? guest: that depends on how you define a must. somebody put it in terms of 30,000 hamas folks pulling 2 million people -- holding 2 million people hostage. anything you say is controversial in this conflict. some would say everybody is hamas. if they did not care about hamas, they would have kicked them out of power a long time ago. but remember these are people who are stuck in this tiny territory. are you going to risk angering the one power in control of everything in your life, especially if you are not sure you can overthrow the? -- them? in their point i would make about where these people can grow, israel has called for them to move to the south. yesterday they said from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., we will leave a corridor open so you can move south. hamas has a perched cash has encouraged everybody to say. they say we need to stand our ground, not back down in face of the aggressor. egypt has been reluctant. the one exit from gaza not controlled by israel crosses into egyptian ter

it lets israel do i need to do which is to have punishing response to gossett to say we are not goingthis happen. >> jesse: it when you follow the money, it goes from the biden administration and he goes to iran, and then iran sends it to hamas and use it to slaughter israelis and americans, what are we doing here? >> the question has to be with what the anchor is. i have no sympathy for these dogs shooting people i think that they use sympathy by doing such tremendous and outlandish th things. we need to stop iran from having nuclear weapons. you have got to realize that there have been assassination of nuclear scientist in iran and the last six and eight years. every time we assassinate one of them enrichment goes higher. maximum pressure of sanctions and there is no -- week or two of enrichment. we are going to bomb them to smithereens. when you get uranium 295% enrichment you can have as much in that little box there. 20 different places. you cannot really put them back, or bomb knowledge away. something has to be done. we have got to be careful of the bombing them everywhere. our

at the kibbutz near gossett they showed the initial hamas attack. a volunteer security of force took hours exchanging intelligence backing large power. some that were defending their kibbutz described that morning on cnn. >> he was shot from his kitchen his alchemy. i shot from in between houses of people i've known all my life. he had to throw his kids over a balcony to another guys house. i mean, it is real. it's not just your common soldier and you go to do it ever youdo . it is like. >> totally different. >> we are civilians. >> these are our homes. were not just soldiers. >> an israeli first respondent group they said they had recovered plans to attack the kibbutz from a fighter and posted it online. it showed in-depth knowledge of the kibbutz but also ofthe attacks that didn't go to plan .>>> we are just hours away from a vote for the next house speaker and it does not look good for him jordan. the message explodes within the republican party. >> anger and frustration growing within house republicans as the headline is that jim jordan is embar

just going to keep an | eye on these live pictures here of the gossett skyline.at. thank you. —— the gaza strip skyline. let's keep you across the live images that we are seeing some of the feeds that are coming into the bbc building here. let's take a look at the next one. we havejust seen here. let's take a look at the next one. we have just seen the gaza skyline there which is pretty black because of the time of day. these are the picture is, i believe, of the hospital in the south. so we have been keeping across the speed and these pictures, but i think these may have changed now. these may be different. let's go to southern israel, how am i saying that they have been firing rockets from gaza into southern israel as well as intensification of those air strikes from southern israel into gaza. lets get more analysis from aaron david miller, a former us state department official and adviser on arab—israeli negotiations to both republican and democratic administrations. thank you very much for coming on the programme. thank you very much for coming on the program

we start with the latest in israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the ground operation in gossettentre the second of israel troops north and south in the morning, the war with hamas will be long and difficult in speaking to joint news conference emergency war cabinet members, benjamin that now describes it as israel's second war for independence and they said that israel would win they said that israel would win the war and bring every effort to bring the hostages home and israel said it's to bring the hostages home and israel said its latest night—time attacks hit one edge of 50 targets and killed some key figures within hamas which is designated as a tour group by the us and many other western nations. it first comments since the war began, hamas in the gaza strip is offered to release the hostages being held in gaza in return for the freeing of all hamas prisoners and israeli jails in the statement they say that we are ready for immediate exchange including the release of all prisoners and the zionist enemy in exchange for the released prisoners of the resistance. a member of i

. >> i hope first gossett will be wiped down not because we want but because we have to defend ourselvescond i hope our forces will go and invite all the hostages and bring them back with the negotiations. >> note negotiation you just heard mrs. right now it's time for the palestinians want to live in peace. >> lucas you have to wonder if the people there they probably do not want to hear the prime minister throwing the intelligence agency under the bus even though the tweet was deleted. >> that is right. the more you talk to people on the ground the more people have a lot of issues with israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu some blame him for letting guard down on october 7 they had massive protests throughout the country and people just feel the country was essentially the intelligence services were asleep at the switch they help the prime minister primarily responsible for that. the criticism is widespread it's not just the prime minister is the head of israeli military and intelligence services. there is a large intelligence failure on the morning of october 7. >> definitely a thr

think about since they were elected the party to run gossett they have done brutality and harm to theirat they are supposed to be in charge of it. to communicate that but it also requires people understanding in israel there are people who all live together. palestinians live next to christian folks and they lived symbiotically. that is the most important thing to communicate in this moment especially as we barreled toward what seems to be a conflict is going to last for very long time. shannon: live looks of folks know we've got what's happening though this money airstrikes continue the ground offensive is gearing up. this has actually been shown as a bit of a split within the gop 2024 primary field as well foreign policy seems to be one of the areas there is daylight between some of the candidates. going after nikki haley who was of course our bathwater to the un is very similar to the players in the situation. she thanks she has been through pro- war? >> i worried she will lead us to world war iii shouting and screeching finish them, finish them without a clear plan is a coherent for

we start with the latest in israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the ground operation in gossett

you have talked to there when they talk to you about what is real is preparing to do, going into gossettight on the ground there. how difficult do your resources witsourceswithin the u.s. defene department say that fight is going to be, and their expert view? >> jonathan just yesterday assigned to u.s. officials about the various subjects. how dangerous and difficult urban combat is. even for the most elite forces and the israeli defense forces and also for american forces. you know that history going to the battle falluja even into ukraine we have seen urban combat. here is the problem. no matter what the best intelligence, the drones and architectural plans of these buildings in gaza. of course the buildings that have not been leveled yet. the advantages to hamas. for weeks, months, years to plan this. they have tunnels, they have set booby-traps. also they are lying in wait no matter how much technology you have forces are advancing on a building you don't know what's behind the door and the painstaking clearing. in fact i was just speaking to a former israeli general who drove down t

in gossett, the government says that about 500 people have died.hostage. among the hostages, according to u.s. president biden, there are likely about a dozen at least americans being held hostage as well. israel has called up retzer wrists, -- reservists, 300,000 reservists, and has talked about putting gaza under siege. the defense minister in israel has said that there will be no electricity, no food, and no fuel sent to gaza. the minister added they would also be no delivery of water to gaza. the question -- one of the questions now will be what will the israeli military do next? will there be a full-scale ground invasion? that is something that we will have to keep an eye on in the days ahead. >> a lot of what happens depends on what develops when it comes to iran. are we hearing about any evidence linking iran to the attacks? bruce: that has been a lot of speculation about iran's role. for its part, the u.s. has said there is not direct evidence. the spokesman for the national security council, john kirby, when asked about this, said iran is

says they cannot move this quickly in terms of moving palestinians and everyday civilians out of gossett. this will be challenging and the images will be horrific. lisa a: it is igniting so many passions around the world today. hamas is calling for a day of rage. when you talk about, is this contained? maybe in it has not escalated into a regional fracas but globally, this is percolating into every city around the world. jonathan: around the table this morning is greg vandal, head of u.s. equity and regional strategy at bnp paribas. this bond market seems to speak investors. i am not sure we have had to deal with this for a long time. what do you do with this? greg: it has a weight on the say it's investors, it has not injected any equity at all. we have had decent down days but they have been flat or rebounded. we have not had a row volatility. jonathan: people want to see row stability. when they say stability, do they mean smaller yields or smaller moves? greg: smaller yields. given the strength we have seen recently in the data and a lack of volatility from the fixed income space mig

how big of a representative of gossett is hamas? -- of gaza is hamas?: that depends on how you define a must. somebody put it in terms of 30,000 hamas folks pulling 2 million people -- holding 2 million people hostage. anything you say is controversial in this conflict. some would say everybody is hamas. if they did not care about hamas, they would have kicked them out of power a long time ago. but remember these are people who are stuck in this tiny territory. are you going to risk angering the one power in control of everything in your life, especially if you are not sure you can overthrow the? -- them? in their point i would make about where these people can grow, israel has called for them to move to the south. yesterday they said from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., we will leave a corridor open so you can move south. hamas has a perched cash has encouraged everybody to say. they say we need to stand our ground, not back down in face of the aggressor. egypt has been reluctant. the one exit from gaza not controlled by israel crosses into egyptian territory