they are -- that's why there is an emphasis on humanitarian aid. >> aaron cohen and hagar chemal hagar chemali, thank you for being with us this morning. that is a pretty significant hit that a building or something took. in the middle of your screen. more special coverage of the israeli-hamas war when we're back in 60 seconds. >> we'll talk to the niece of a man still missing from the music festival. his family's search for answer, especially for his two children. >>> tragedy in one israeli border town. residents there still reeling after the surprise terrorist attack by hamas. >> we don't want to see the area where my father and my mother -- i want to keep them. o keep them. t for cyberattacks. but the same ai-powered security that protects all of google also defends these services for everyone who lives here. ♪ it ain't my dad's razor, dad. ay watch it! it's from gillettelabs. this green bar releases trapped hairs from my face... gamechanga! ...while the flexdisc contours to it. so the five blades can get virtually every hair in one stroke. for the ultimate gillette shaving experien

sarah and abraham were married for biblically, we can talk about 80 years, 70, 80 years before hagar in the old testament is given, ishmael's mother, is given by sarah to abraham as his wife, in the hopes that she, sarah will be able to have and help raise abraham's children, because she can't do it, so in that society we have all of the family raising the child, so sarah, the the the non-muslims would emphasize the fact that ishmael isn't even legitimate, but when you turn to the chapter in genesis and exodus, you see that sarah is clearly giving hagar is a wife to abraham in the hopes of having children, then we have ishmael is born, we have the covenant made with god. and the circumcision and all of this takes place before, isaac is even on the same, so in that sense with the birth right verses and ishmael being the first born, we're all done with birth rights and inheritance rights to any land, and in particular, abraham's importance to the world as a whole is not what land and numbers of people, the progeny, it is actually his religious inheritance of which the old testament tel

abraham, sarah and abraham were married for biblically, we can talk about 80 years, 70 80 years. before hagar in the old testament is given's mother is given by sarah abraham as his wife and the hopes that she, sarah will be able to have and help raise abraham's children because she can't do it, so in that society we have all the family raising child, so sarah, the the the non-muslim would emphasize the fact that ishmael is an... even legitimate, but when you turn to the chapter on in genesis and exodus, you see that sarah is clearly giving hagar is a wife to abraham and the hopes of having children, then we have is born, we have the covenant made with god and the circumcision and all of this takes place before, isaac is even the same, so in that sense with the birthright versus and ishmael being the firstborn, we're all done with birth rights and inheritance right to any land and in particular abraham's importance to the world as a whole is not what land and numbers of people, the project, it is actually religious inheritance of which the old testament tells us that abraham's belief was so s

hagar, president biden was interviewed on 60 minutes about civilians in gaza, saying he would like toee a humanitarian corridor. let's listen. >> you would like to see a humanitarian supplies brought into -- >> yes. >> so you do not agree with the israeli total siege of the gaza strip? >> i am confident that israel is going to act according to the rules of war. there are standards that democratic institutions and countries go by. and so i cannot am confident that there is going to be inability for the innocence in gaza to be able to have access to medicine and food and water. >> how does that happen? how do humanitarian aid to go in when there is a ground offensive underway? >> it seems that israel is very focused on the north which is why they have asked the citizens there to evacuate to the south. and the south seems to be where they plan on setting up this humanitarian zone where they state that they will take hundreds of thousands of civilians. hundreds of thousands would be able to get water and medicine. there now, time is of the effort essence. i will believe israel when they c

so, perhaps they're gonna take palestinian prisoners, that will be looking for. >> hagar chemali, as, thank you so much for joining us. next, former fbi special and in charge agent, -- talk to us about iran's role in this conflict. the fbi is likely to do right now to protect united states homeland. our special coverage continues after this. after this se. meet arexvy. ( ♪♪ ) the first fda-approved rsv vaccine. arexvy is used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. rsv can severely affect the lungs and lower airways. arexvy is proven to be over 82% effective in preventing lower respiratory disease from rsv and over 94% effective in those with these health conditions. ( ♪♪ ) arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are injection site pain, fatigue, muscle pain, headache, and joint pain. rsv can be serious. talk to your doctor or pharmacist about arexvy today. rsv? make it arexvy. ♪

and augir hagar has announced that there are no people in sedi rut and the surrounding settlements, and the ministry of health of gaza has also announced that at least 1,800 palestinians, including 583 martyrs, and more than 738 others have been injured in the attacks of the zionist regime until friday. a corner of the security and military missile capabilities of the resistance axis in palestine during the storm battle operation you have seen al-aqsa, but allow us to continue today's news coverage of khabar seri network to gaza before we go to ghazvin province and present you with the latest pictures related to gaza. what you are seeing in the frame of the khabar network is related to the continuation of the airstrikes and aggressions of the zionist regime in the residential areas of women and children in gaza. the ministry of health of gaza announced that at least 1,800 palestinians, including 583 martyrs, and more than 738 others were injured in the attacks of the zionist regime until friday. on saturday, the 15th of mehr , the devastating earthquake of al-aqsa storm happened and to

i spent the last two days in a hagar in tel aviv, volunteering. delivering goods to all over the country and to the front lines . to those who lost loved ones. i've been volunteering and getting all of that relief and donations to people that need them. that is my way, that is what i'm all about in san francisco and that is what i will do here until i get on a plane home. >> we've been covering lights canceled. it is precarious getting in and out, we wish you safety, safe travel back home and give our very best to the people there, caught in the midst of this violence. not to the least of which, the children. be safe, be well. you can see more of many on our website, kpix.com. manny, be well. >>> we know u.s. assistance is on the way but there are no plans to put u.s. boots on the ground. president biden will speak to all of us in the united states on possible next steps. let's bring in natalie brand who was in the nation's capital right now with the latest on the fighting and reaction from the white house. what can we expect to hear from the pres

ajir hagar has also sounded in the city of tiberias in the north of occupied palestine. mr. taqvi deputy to the attack is widespread, what is your analysis? yes, the point i have to make is that according to the announcement of the israeli media, i can only refer to them for now. the news they publish is that 20 drones infiltrated. until now, none of the anti-aircraft missiles have been intercepted by israel's defense and air force, and it is not clear for what purpose they entered the skies of occupied palestine . it seems that lebanon's hezbollah is planning to do this or other groups in lebanon this work sends an important message to the zionist regime and in addition to mocking the defense of the iron dome to challenge the air force of this regime in order to prevent the continuation of the crimes of this regime in gaza. another point that i must say is that in all the northern areas of occupied palestine and the occupied areas of the golan, danger sirens have been sounded, and according to the zionist media, more than one millions of zionists went to the shelter in the

the rains will continue on the shores of the khazbar sea, especially the western shores of darieh hagar the northwestern regions of the country. it is and again in parts of southern sistan baluchistan , southern kerman highlands and hormozgan highlands , you can expect rain to happen. for thursday, the intensity of the rains continues in the northern parts of the country, the west of the country, the banks of the caspian sea, in addition to these areas, in the provinces of the central zagros. we also predict that rain will occur in the southwest of our country, especially the northern and eastern parts of khuzestan, the eastern regions of lorestan , a part of the four mahals of bakhtiari, and the western and southern regions of isfahan. again, in the south of sistan and baluchistan, parts of the heights south of kerman and the heights of hormozgan will also rain. for tehran, during the next hours, the sky will be clear to the cloudy part. it reaches at least 14 degrees, thank you. negev was on one of the terrorists' shoulders, or all the singers wanted to go down, when they took me out

rear admiral daniel hagar said israeli strikes overnight killed dozens of palestinian fighters, including

hagar speculation will help onto exactly how this will work out.t. how much detail do we have _ how this will work out. how much detail do we have about - how this will work out. how much detail do we have about how - how this will work out. how much . detail do we have about how hostage situations between israel and gaza have been resolved in the past? i think historically looking at the past, the israeli government is not disposed to making concessions to terrorists. so from that point of view, they will be looking at a way of not giving any concessions whatsoever to hamas to secure the validity of those who have been taken so i am afraid that may well end up as what we described as a connecticut operation which again, is extremely risky for the hostages who have been taken. —— connecticut. either through stopped what they described as friendly fire or hostage taking killing. the qatar foreian hostage taking killing. the qatar foreign ministry _ hostage taking killing. the qatar foreign ministry has _ hostage taking killing. the qatar foreign min

the territory of the enclave, which was announced today by the representative of the israeli army, hagar, we have continued to expand our ground operations. additional infantry, armored, artillery and engineering forces entered the gas sector. last night, joint strikes by the ground forces and the air force eliminated dozens of terrorists who had barricaded themselves in buildings and tried to attack the forces moving in their direction. i'd like to give an example. towards ground troops, tanks, infantry and armored vehicles are moving towards terrorists. terrorists gather on the platform, try to attack our soldiers, after which we strike them from the air. so, in one of many strikes, we struck twenty terrorists who were preparing to attack our forces. so, every day the israeli military reports about the liquidation of militant commanders and destroyed arsenals, but the main blow from the air is now not delivered to the underground. communications of the zadimelkasama brigade in northern gaza, there tactical tunnels are being destroyed, the same tunnels that can be extremely dangerous in

abdul hagar said on local television that the attack on the hospital was caused by an american air bombservice with any of the palestinian groups. according to him, numerous casualties were caused by the detonation of the mark 84 bomb, which the americans used during the vietnam war. and the evidence is in the shell crater, you just need to collect it, but according to the expert, too many people do not benefit from knowing the truth. faalinin the evidence that the perpetrators of this terrorist attack left behind is in the bomb crater, this hospital was run by the anglican church, that is, there are british people there and those who work with the british, if any of them really want to expose this, they will go and take it from there. these bombs, each bomb is original, it can be identified by the sound of flight, explosion or a rising cloud, i looked through social networks a little, it appears immediately, this m84 bomb, hamas and islamic jihad do not have such ammunition. meanwhile, the american state debt voiced its official version: the hospital was not attacked israel, a hamas ro

hagar hamas for killing civilians? how many times _ hamas for killing civilians?r killing civilians? firm" many times have you interviewed israeli officials? hundreds of times. how many times have israel committed war crimes on your own cameras? do you start by asking them to condemn themselves? you do not. i will answer that question, you do not. do you know why i refuse to answer this question? i refuse the premise of it. at the very heart of it is misrepresentation. because it is the palestinians were always expected to condemn themselves. we have been denied our rights for a long time. so this is the wrong starting point. the right starting point is to focus on the root causes, to try to get out of this extreme dark tunnel. and the mainstream media, for 75 years, you bring us here whenever there are israelis who are killed. did you bring me here when many alice unions, more than 200 over the last few months? do you invite me when there is such israeli provocations? we started by saying tragic, the palestinians see every day for the last 50 years. you know the

say they believe or some, some of these, i really just don't believe that. alexa must be change by hagar fremont. you know, it is, it, is it, and i want them at all, but isn't a bus due to his speech? i do not admission general assembly. he said that he said that i am seeing that the things are moving very fast. that he, they just war that the show community, the doing some pink to stop. ok. so who it, who is that, who can put that pressure to get that solution that you want, which is a policy and in state i've had to get to the international committee agreed, beautiful that i took the scene and people had to is i refused, therefore i mean, it is more than 1000 to visit lucian. i do like a nation and german assembly visa v is a but a c and issue. not one of the preventive as admissions, but is important, as he mentioned that the government meeting provided. and then i'm sure he has, you know what he said that the 4 to 7 is one of resolution united nation to have 2 states is a that's, but a stay from the one we have. we have is right up to know what we think. but it's to united states, so

hagar with kidney disease previously. how is it for you — with kidney disease previously.kidney disease previously. how is it for you and your team at the moment working in dangerous situations, but also in such a contentious and emotional environment with the un under attack by israel in the last few days as well? , ., ., ., , well? they are the real heroes, obviously- _ well? they are the real heroes, obviously. the _ well? they are the real heroes, obviously. the staff _ well? they are the real heroes, obviously. the staff that - well? they are the real heroes, obviously. the staff that are - well? they are the real heroes, i obviously. the staff that are trying to deliver amidst all of this, most of them are displaced themselves. 0ur of them are displaced themselves. our staff are sheltering side by side with palestinians. but as i say, they have truly been heroes. they are not going to stop to try and deliver to their fellow palestinians, and i think wejust really need to recognise the horrific situation they are rolling. 0ur horrific situation they are rolling. our t

hagar. >> reporter: how old is she? >> 40. >> reporter: tell me your three kids. can we get a solid picture. >> that's my data, she's ten. >> reporter: she's the one who turn ten. >> this is uval, and the other one is 4 years old. >> beautiful kids. beautiful family. >> thank you. >> oh, my god. i'll see if i can get through this interview. you said you think the israeli government should priorityize hostages above all else. are you upset that the ground campaign has started, that the incursion has started? are you worried that that's bad, that that might mean the hostages -- that might be bad news for the hostages? >> i worry all day. i wake up worried, i don't them to prioritize it. i think that's the only mission. i was brought up on holocaust stories, and israel was brought up again, on never again. israel was, you know, that's the only -- whatever swap they want, do it. >> just do everything. my family is there. it's been over three weeks. do every for my family. this only reminds me one time. recent jewish history. it should be over. >> i went to washington,

rear admiral daniel hagar said israeli strikes overnight killed dozens of palestinian fighters, including deputy chief of hamas rocket forces. israel has been carrying out intensive aerial bombing of gaza since the hamas attacks inside israel two weeks ago, in which 1,400 people were killed. the palestinian health ministry says about a,700 gazans, mainly civilians, have been killed in the israeli air strikes. that includes 55 people overnight. israel's military has warned civilians in gaza to keep moving south for their own safety, as it prepares to increase pressure on hamas, which is designated a terrorist origanisation by the uk, us and other western governments. the israeli defence forces said one of its aircraft also targeted a mosque in the palestinian city ofjenin, in the occupied west bank. israel says the mosque was used by a hamas cell as a base to plan and execute attacks against civilians. earlier, the un's humanitarian chief told the bbc that the handful of aid trucks heading into gaza was not enough. on saturday, agreement was reached to allow the first 20 lorries carrying s

hagar his own federation for so long. how much of an — his own federation for so long.n impact has this controversy had notjust on football but amongst the general population because it was such a huge story around the globe for many days. it was a huge story and it seems to go beyond football very much. in terms of the football, as a result of it, women's team managed to see major cause major changes at the top of spain's football federation. they basically went on strike and they weren't going to play any more until they were major personnel changes, notjust luis rubiales but others as well. those changes did happen but many people feel there have been other shifts in society as well and that this whole episode has fed into a broader debate about sexual consent and the way that women are seen as notjust in football but the way that they are treated in general in spanish society so there is a feeling that it has had an impact beyond football certainly. let's turn to the uk covid inquiry. senior government advisers involved in the response during the pandemic are speaki

daniel hagar, a spokesman, 3, is ready, ami health, a media briefing the as built this as a we took action inside gaza and the surrounding area, and we have it on the border with lebanon and the border with syria and inside the west bank and military acted with determination attacking all of these areas because the historical remarks by president biden last night emphasize that the world now si come us as the new isis. that forces us to act in a certain way and in a different manner to address the threat against us on this. and that's hope. now to rob riddles, he's joining us from the south end as well. it's near the golf ball that so let's look at this us. we have munition row of it survive as old pauses now of the build up for this potential ground invasion. but she's been saying why you're wrong? yes, exactly right. the, the equipment brought in on a flight directly from the united states, as is described as sophisticated military equipment, technologically advanced. it's certainly more than then bullets or rifles don't know exactly what it is, but it's another sign of as you rightly po

rear admiral daniel hagar said israeli strikes overnight killed dozens of palestinian fighters, includingeputy chief of hamas rocket forces. israel has been carrying out intensive aerial bombing of gaza since the hamas attacks inside israel two weeks ago, in which 1,400 people were killed. the palestinian health ministry says about 4,700 gazans, mainly civilians, have been killed in the israeli air strikes. that includes 55 people overnight. israel's military has warned civilians in gaza — to keep moving south for their own safety, as it prepares to increase pressure on hamas, which is designated a terrorist origanisation by the uk, us and other western governments. the israeli defence forces said one of its aircraft also targeted a mosque in the palestinian city ofjenin, in the occupied west bank. israel says the mosque was used by a hamas cell — as a base to plan and execute attacks against civilians. earlier, the un's humanitarian chief told the bbc that the handful of aid trucks heading into gaza was not enough. the crossing is on the egyptian border — and is the only route not border

so they say they believe or some, some of these, i really just believe that alexa must be change by hagar fremont. you know, it is, it, is it, and i want them at all, but isn't a bus due to his speech? i do not admission general assembly. he said that he said that i am seeing that the things are moving very fast. the just war that the show community like doing some think the stuff. okay. so who it, who is that who can put that pressure to get that solution that you want, which is a palestinian state? i've had to get to the international committee. agreed. beautiful. no, that's about a senior people and the is i refused, therefore, i mean, it is more than 1000 to visit lucian. i do like a nation. and general assembly visa v is a new policy, an issue. not one of the limited. as i mentioned, there's a lot to him, as he mentioned that the government, we think of an editor, he has, you know what he said that the 4 to 7 is one of resolution. united nation to have 2 states is a that's but a stay from the one we have. we have is right up to know what we think, but it's to united states. so does t

hagar team. it's “ust unbelievable. how much is team. it'sjust unbelievable. your financial situation at the club? , ., , , your financial situation at the club? ,., _ i, your financial situation at the club? obviously, yes. we're waiting for confirmation _ club? obviously, yes. we're waiting for confirmation to _ club? obviously, yes. we're waiting for confirmation to win _ club? obviously, yes. we're waiting for confirmation to win that - club? obviously, yes. we're waiting for confirmation to win that game . for confirmation to win that game will actually take place. but obviously, it's a massive moment from a financial point of view. it helps us do stuff around the stadium, helps us improve, it'll help with the playing staff. itjust makes life much easier through this season. if you take away the worry about making sure you're sustainable and you got a bit of money in the bank, you can do other things you want to do, which hopefully bring even more money in. it's a huge boost to the club. congratulations to sheppey- _ boost to the club. congratulations to

hagar the contrary, they would likely kill them as they also get kill. also get kill. how are israelis feeling about _ them as they also get kill. how are israelis feeling about the _ israelis feeling about the leadership netanyahu? israelis feeling about the leadershi netan ahu? , ., leadership netanyahu? good question. i can cite a recent _ leadership netanyahu? good question. i can cite a recent poll _ leadership netanyahu? good question. i can cite a recent poll saying _ leadership netanyahu? good question. i can cite a recent poll saying 80%, - i can cite a recent poll saying 80%, extremely high in israel, i don't remember the last time 80% of israel agreed on i think, they think that mr netanyahu should take responsibility now for this massive failure. he is the only senior person who hasn't done so, the chief of the military, the chief of the intelligence and the defence minister of all personally taken responsibility for this massive failure. netanyahu is the only one who insists not on taking responsibility despite them being in charge 13 years

hagar under attack in syria and iraq from iranian-backed militias.ranian-backed militias. how much of a problem was it, _ iranian-backed militias. how much of a problem was it, you _ iranian-backed militias. how much of a problem was it, you think, - iranian-backed militias. how much of a problem was it, you think, or i iranian-backed militias. how much of a problem was it, you think, or a i a problem was it, you think, or a setback, thatjoe biden was not able to meet some of those leaders who of course were originally scheduled to meet him? a course were originally scheduled to meet him? n, �*, , meet him? matthew, it's very telling and i think what _ meet him? matthew, it's very telling and i think what we _ meet him? matthew, it's very telling and i think what we ought _ meet him? matthew, it's very telling and i think what we ought to - meet him? matthew, it's very telling and i think what we ought to take i and i think what we ought to take away from this is that the us administration has already been dealt a strategic defeat in terms of its pol

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hagar: on one hand you have a couple of countries like the uae and bahrain who have deals with israels because of security cooperation because of a massive boon in trade and technology investment. they are going to be measured in their response they can still voice themselves against how israel is responding, the strikes in gaza, they can still voice themselves against that but i don't expect normalization deals to be affected. i don't expect this violence to unravel those talks. they'll be postponed for the same benefits uae and bahrain received. qatar has hamas leaders -- we used to complain nonstop for allowing hamas to move funds inside qatar. there were some improvements but it wasn't completely the case. qatar will try to position itself whether for hostages or an eventual cease-fire. that's the unique position in qatar. guy: appreciate the analysis here. we'll turn back to a tapping on wall street. this after the bank reported a profit drop in the third quarter. we will dig into the details on the surface here. sonali basak will be with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ an ever-changing

hagar, just as we discussed with lieutenant colonel and as we witnessed some of those scenes like whatraf showed us and the additional reporting that's coming out of there, what are your thoughts about the scale of the horror here? >> so this -- you know, we've seen, this is fifth round of violence we've seen between israel and gaza since hamas took over since 2007, but this -- the unprecedented nature of this is something that not only is it something that we've never seen happen, israel couldn't have seen something happening to this scale, and we can go into the intelligence failures if you want. i thought president biden put it best when he said that it was unadulterated evil, and it is, and the thing i really want to hone in on here is hamas is a terrorist organization. no matter how you slice it. their one goal is to harm innocent civilians, innocent israelis, innocent jews in order to achieve an ideological and political goal. their goal is to create an islamic state where israel and the palestinian territories exist. they don't hide that. this has always been their goal. that's

mary eisen, former idf colonel and director of the international institute for counterterrorism and hagarterrorism and financial intelligence at the u.s. treasury. thank you for being with us. we have seen two israeli raids in the last two days. what could that mean for a potential ground invasion and we're just hearing, i don't know if you got a chance to see and listen to richard's report we're talking about consistent strikes into gaza as the sunsets there. >> you say that with surprise. i'm sitting in the tel aviv area and there were sirens here before and i remind everybody that hamas, the terror organization, is continuing to fire rockets into israel, that today additional buildings in israel are hit, it is as if we have our protection, we have our iron dome, they're continuing the hamas terror organization to try to attack here. what is the ground invasion do? the ground invasion is to arrive at what for the last decade the hamas terror organization have invested themselves in not unprotecting the people of the gaza strip. i want to protect them. the israeli military for three week

mission to the united nations, hagar shamali.rc polymeropoulos, national security and intelligence analyst. and staff writer at "the atlantic," anne applebaum is here with us. jonathan lemire is still with us, as well. >> marc polymeropoulos, let me start with you. you obviously worked in this region with the cia. you worked, actually, with both israelis and palestinians. you know the area. you know the towns. you know the entire region so well. i know we've talked about it since minutes after reports of the attack came out. do you have any answers yet? how did this happen? how did hamas and islamic jihad, how did they practice this attack for weeks? in clear sight of israeli military and intel officers, how did this happen? >> well, this is shocking for a lot of us who worked in the region. i spent a lot of time on the ground with the palestinians and also with the egyptians and jordanians. the net that israel, particularly the internal service, the military service has over the gaza strip, it is small, 25 square miles by 4 squa

but we did hear more about other operations from daniel hagar in that press conference. he also said you were mentioning the issue of fuel entering gaza. he had said we won't allow fuel to reach from us. he also said we are expanding the scope acceleration and scale of our attacks and the gaza strip in preparation for the next stage of the war setting. and talk us through the is really strike on the whole sort of damage. is that doing all that? and to the infrastructure that but also in terms of the relations with egypt. so 1st let me tell you about the short statement that we got some these really military. they said that one of their tanks accidentally hit egyptian, the egyptian post near the gossip border. and they expressed sorrow over the incident. now this is also something that's very concerning because sammy is, you'll remember after the october 7th attacks, you had 2 separate incidents of israel shelling that up on the border crossing. now that was before that off border crossing was finally opened to allow the delivery of a simple trickle of humanitarian aid in

information from the public, i don't know if it was an israeli airstrike, from the idf spokesman , daniel hagare, is a thousand people, a march of anger began, with the destruction of the hospital in gaza, where is the limit of what is acceptable, but everything is narrower, that’s where this border is, it is clear that hamas are terrorists, who cover themselves with civilians, it is also clear that civilians cannot leave this territory, they are not armed. i don’t have, i don’t have a simple answer, i just don’t know, while the israeli media write that this is a rocket that could have been launched by the palestinians, i i’m not there, i don’t have a witness, i’m just quoting different media, but just the level of human tragedy, the level of human tragedy and the colossal madness of political meanness, those that yevgeny yanovich spoke about, who for a long time sponsored all this, and now they shift all the responsibility for russia to iran, well, it’s just impudence, beyond belief, when a berbok opens his dirty mouth, saying that they are israelis, i have a question, akhamat? who sponsored fo

rear admiral daniel hagar said that israeli strikes overnight killed dozens of palestinian fighters, including the deputy chief of hamas rocket forces. meanwhile, israel has already been carrying out intensive aerial bombardment of gaza — since the unprecedented attacks inside israel two weeks ago — orchestrated by hamas — in which 1,400 people were murdered and 210 taken hostage. -- 212. the gaza health ministry says around 4,400 gazans mainly civilians have been killed since then in israeli air strikes. that include 55 people overnight. israel's military has warned civilians in gaza to keep moving south for their own safety, as it prepares to increase pressure on hamas there. hamas governs gaza and is labelled a terrorist origanisation by the uk, us and other western governments. meanwhile, overnight the israeli defense forces said one of its aircraft targeted a mosque in the palestinian city ofjenin, in the west bank. israel says the mosque was used by a hamas cell — as a base to plan and execute attacks against civilians. the un's humanitarian chief says talks have been taking pl

hagar two point two 5 million people. how ou two point two 5 million people.rking the clock? i you yourself, have you been working the clock? ., ., , the clock? i am tired and “ust overwhelmed i the clock? i am tired and “ust overwhelmed with i the clock? i am tired and “ust overwhelmed with the i the clock? i am tired and justl overwhelmed with the number the clock? i am tired and just i overwhelmed with the number and ferocity of the bombing and the types of injuries that are coming. i mean, itjust breaks your heart. these kids have had their lives permanently altered by these injuries. these families are being destroyed. you know, you speak to members of staff in the hospital, they have either lost homes, loved ones, we have a colleague in the plastic surgery department who has lost his house, his wife and young kids are at his in—laws. another one of the young surgeons has lost his brother—in—law. he was killed in the building that was hit. so, it's just... the ferocity of it. the fact that we are only on day four, that's the shocking thing. i've been to g

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i think rear admiral hagar used the word sortie. there is a sortie.ith what we understand from washington and the concern about the hostages, it's interesting now that there's yet another detailed update on the number of hostages up to 222 now, they say , yeah, and amazing thing is they keep seeming to go up on almost a daily basis and that that does create problems in terms of this intelligence preparation of the battlefield. >> so i do think that's one of the main reasons that israel have not gone in in force, not that that it's inevitable that they might do so . that that it's inevitable that they might do so. i that that it's inevitable that they might do so . i think, they might do so. i think, secondly, the humanitarian alleviation is part of that . alleviation is part of that. thirdly, i think there's still a need for some sort of diplomacy and more importantly, though, they still have lots of targets through their high value target and joint priority target list to go after before they need to do anything in a very a bigger if that's deemed ne

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rear admiral daniel hagar said that israeli strikes overnight killed dozens of palestinian fighters,

rear admiral daniel hagar from the idf says hamas is using hospitals as cover.raelis, civilians, but also exploit in recent gazan civilians as human shield, hamas use of hospitals is a systematic hamas terrorists operate inside hospitals precise because they know the idf distinguishes between terrorists and civilians i >> israel targets terrorists . >> israel targets terrorists. hamas targets israeli civilians and gazan civilians . well, and gazan civilians. well, earlier rockets were fired at israel from gaza. >> a building in southern tel aviv was hit with the missile evading the country's iron dome defence system . three people defence system. three people were injured . the met police were injured. the met police says there have been more than 400 anti—semitic attacks and more than 170 islamophobic attacks over the last week. in london, the force arrested 75 people in connection with the israel hamas conflict. there are also ten active investigations unked also ten active investigations linked to internet related breaches of the terrorism act in the us autho

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