another report by an activist group called the grey zone says israel has tried to conceal the damage from the tuesday night missile attack. the group released footage of two missile strikes. it says one of them hit a quarter mile from the nevatim airbase and the other hit some 100 away from musad's headquarters in tel aviv. according to the grey zone, israeli officials have made no mention of the second hit and have tried to coordon off the area to prevent access to other possible impact sites. israel's anger after the attacks with its prime minister benjamin netanyahu releasing a statement vowing with shaking hands that the regime will respond severely is for itself. an indicator of the damage done by iran. iran, however, warned of much harder attacks with more advanced missiles if israel responds and targets iran and its interests. for this edition of world news, we'll see you soon. bye-bye. october 7th marked new chapter in israel's history. they were stunned by the unexpected turn of events. now the big question is, can israel restore its shuttered image after the seismic shift i

according to the grey zone, israeli officials have made no mention of the second hit and have tried to cordon off the area to prevent access to other possible impact sites. israel's anger after the attacks with its prime minister benjamin netanyahu releasing a statement vowing with shaking hands that the regime will respond severely is for itself an indicator of the damage done by iran. iran, however, warned of much harder attacks with more advanced missiles if israel responds and targets iran and its interests. now the commander of rgc's navy says iran will stand up firmly against anyone who would play with fire in the region, admiral ad series said an interview with alalam news channel that iranian armed forces have prepared to counter all threats three years and said the arm forces have plans in place for different scenarios of fighting against the enemies. once the scenario is vigilance against any attempt by the israely prime minister to set of a conflict. the admiral also mentioned the rgc navy's recent military maneuvers in the southern iranian. is that they display portions of

according to the grey zone is where the officials have made no mention of the second hit and have tried to quarn off the area to prevent access to other possible impact sites. these miniatures pushing ahead what is attacks against lebanon health officials and lebanon condemning the regimes in the screen to strikes that are killing civilians and rescue workers. israely fighters just conducted series of error rates and number of locations in and near the lebanese capital city this morning. not one of them left huge ploom of smoke over a large area of the city. the attacks killed 23 people on saturday. the regime says that the strikes which have intensified in recent weeks, target weapons depots and military infrastructure belonging to hesbolah, but lebanes health ministry says that more than 2,0 people have been killed in these way attacks since last october, most of them in the recent spate of the air strikes. lebanon's health minister has also warned the country's healthcare system is tearing on the brink of collapse. hez says it's killed more than two dozen israely military commanders

according to the grey zone, israeli officials have made no mention of the second hit and have tried to coordon off the area to prevent access to other possible impact sites. israel's anger after the attacks with its prime minister benjamin netanyahu releasing a statement vowing with shaking hands that the regime will respond severely is for itself an indicator of the damage done by iran. iran, however, warned. much harder attacks with more advanced missiles if israel responds and targets iran and its interests. that does it for this additional world news. we'll see you soon. bye-bye. over the past four decades, the islamic revolution guard core has made great strides in developing its missile capabilities, defense program to guarantee the country's deterrance power, but can iranian missiles deter the country's arch enemies from serious invasion, or can they punish them? case of invasion. so the actual agenda is what is euphemistically called territorial expansion, but we should more accurately call it land and resource deft. the nature of the war itself, the timing, the surprising elem

and i should say that it's also in the grey zone. that's where this war will go.undersea cables requires military capability, and we need to get better at it . to get better at it. >> tobias ellwood. good to see you this morning. thank you for your thoughts on that. >> thank you. and to be fair, he was always straightforward. he was always straightforward. he was always straightforward. he was a lot of politicians obviously have a lot more to say once they're out of parliament. he tobias has always been pretty straightforward on that. it's refreshing actually. but it's this long term. it's the same with the nuclear issue. we were just talking about isn't it. >> got a short term investment. >> got a short term investment. >> they don't want to do it. and you can politically understand why. but it's the only way we're going to improve as a country is to start, you know, forking out for projects which we're not going to see the results from for another ten years or more. >> yeah, but it leaves us exposed, doesn't it? if we don't make those investments now, it's got t

the reaction in scotland is not positive to miss grey being an envoy from london, i mean an envoy, you tend to think that would be someone in a war zone morning. i mean, i certainly have no opinion whether i want her or not, but i think that you can imagine that the snp led administration and remember, it is a minority administration now that the greens have fallen out with them and the broader independence movement does not welcome having an envoy to the nations and regions or regions and nations. as it is, nobody actually knows really what the job entails. i haven't seen a job description, but i think the important point as far as those who seek scottish independence, is that it is seen to reinforce devolution. and of course, that is the antithesis of what the independence movement wants . independence movement wants. >> it's a little patronising, isn't it, stewart? i've been trying to put my finger on what the problem is. it sort of sounds grand in a way that maybe she doesn't deserve to have such a grand role. possibly. but it's also sort of you've got this image of somebody that will step out and grace you with their presence as