. >> the idf press spokesman, rear admiral daniel hagari there you see him. let's listen in to hear what he's saying. >> that can we shall on all meltzer debris, it michelle loves announced new low meso am human most often been very villa atomaton hay'at lot said mammal have a mugen van us know i'm sure simla kovac them itself as they've been media drama, if they decide to act do the time, when necessary. hello, me again, more of a by difference is not the first time for us he said from iran pili vermont now need from the state of the science portion of myself, run the end. >> we are ready for them. i will cease fire system you should lock the border it's able of the public, there's no injuries, no hearts, no. no? >> both in there and i am the future. now in the future communities. and we're ready well if kamala we continue on to action there were serious attack or nash and there'll be a serious consequences on that. >> zolan. thank you. thank you i will repeat to update you on all the developments in the future. let's other big worker should be very importan

here's idf spokesman daniel hagari. here's daniel hagari. israel, right now the israeli defense forces conducting precise strikes on military targets in iran. the regime in iran and its proxies in the region have been relentlessly attacking israel since october the 7th on seven fronts, including direct attacks from irradiance oil. like every other sovereign country in the world, the state of israel has the right and the duty to respond. 0ur defensive and offensive capabilities are

we were briefed by daniel hagari, one of the spokespeople for the israeli military.cted drone video showing the last moments of yahya sinwar sitting slumped in a big chair in a bombed out house. the drone captured images of him. he appeared injured. he threw a piece of wood at the drone as it was flying, as it was coming close to him in that building, and then we understand according to hagari, that israeli forces fired at the building, killing the individual. it is only the following day that israeli forces conducted a sweep of the area and realized that the man that they had killed looked, according to the soldiers on the ground, a lot like yahya sinwar. they identified him through fingerprints and dental records. they had all this information about yahya sinwar because this is a man who had spent 22 years in israeli prison, and was released only in 2011. two other people were also killed. we don't know what their names are or what ranks they held within hamas. now the hostage families have reacted. of course, they are hoping that this development will bring them c

if we do here he is switching, daniel hagari, that is, to english, will pop back there to those livet denied that north korean troops could be undergoing training in russia to fight alongside his military in ukraine. he was asked the question directly in a news conference which he held following the brics summit in the russian city of kazan. in his response, he said that whatever happened would be determined under the terms of a strategic partnership treaty between russia and north korea. during the news conference, the bbc�*s russia editor steve rosenberg managed to ask vladimir putin a question. let's have a listen. translation: i read the outcome declaration of brics, _ and it speaks about the need for global and regional stability and security and a just world. but how does it come together with your actions over the past two and a half years, the intrusion of russian troops into ukraine? where isjustice, stability and security in that? security of russia as well — because before the beginning of a special military operation, there were no drone attacks against russian territory,

the israeli military spokesman daniel hagari said the hamas leader was hiding alone with his family. all night in tunnels below khan younis, in the gaza strip well, this was a luxury the people of gaza did not have. he said as sinwar always prioritized himself is money and hamas it's terrorists over the people of gaza. hagari added, while sinwar, who's seen as the architect of the october 7 attacks on israel, was killed by israeli troops on guard in gaza on wednesday after more than a year of devastating israeli could he pounding of the territory, the final moments of the hamas leader captured on a drone camera showed him sitting alone in a wrecked building before lashing out drone with a stick. her hamas, which is reeling from the killing, has accused the israeli military of blatant lies and a fail batch trickle performance in its portrayal of sinwar during that past 12 months. in a statement, the group said the israeli army was humiliated by the man. the statement calls commander sinwar and his brothers the organization says sinwar was killed while engaging in the battlefield after

idf spokesman rear admiral daniel hagari said we are in a state of heightened readiness in defense offensive. before and after, but you can be sure that american sources will not give this information, because israel will be against it. well yes, by the way, regarding whether the war is beneficial or not beneficial for this very american bureaucracy, there is a big question here, the thing is that this is how it was formed, it began to form under the late blinken, ugh, pardon me, under the late clinton, of course, the late blinken is already now, but when under the late clinton it began to form, it was not quite, let's say, here is pro-israeli, that is, in a sense they recognized that israel, of course, is an ally, an important pro-american state there, but the right-wing parties of israel are not their friends. hence this obama détente with iran, hence these mutual, but obama simply hated because, yes, naturally, and netanyahu paid him, so to speak, in the same way, yes, this is an interesting fact, they campaigned for each other in the elections about cairo, which is worth something, so th

on june 14th, 2024, head of the israeli army spokesperson unit daniel hagari said, this business of destroyingstricted access to nearly one third of israel's agricultural land, further destabilizing industry already in crisis, with its workforce shrinking by 40%. additionally, international flights to israel have diminished significantly with the number of flights down by a third since the war began, and daily flight volumes decreasing by 40%. data from the israeli central bank has raised alarm bells regarding the economic fallout from the ongoing conflict between october 7th and july 2024. during this period, approximately 46,00 companies declared bankrupcy with projections suggesting that this number could exceed 60,000 by year's end. government spending has searched to 89 billion. billion dollars a significant increase given the circumstances. meanwhile, investments across all sectors have plummeted by 60% with the technology sector alone experiencing a decline of 37% or roughly $15 billion. the tourism sector has also faced an unprecedented collapse with visitor numbers plummeting from 5 m

theirspokesman, rearadmiral daniel hagari, said the money was being used to finance hezbollah�*s attackse reconstructions, saying the bunker is located directly under the hospital in the heart of beirut. no further evidence was provided and the hospital's administration has denied the claims. israel said it was monitoring the compound but would not strike the hospital itself. our chief international correspondent, orla guerin, has been?taken on a tour of al sahel hospital in beirut where israel claims millions of dollars in cash and gold are kept in a hidden in a bunker. well, we are on level minus two in the al sahel hospital. the area just behind me is where medical waste is stored. even that was opened up for us to have a look at, the morgue was opened up, all of the drawers were opened to show us there was nothing inside. doctors have been opening piles of surgical scrubs, boxes of equipment, very, very keen to show us everything there is to see and to prove that there is nothing here. well, i'm just coming now from the basement on minus two up to minus one. we've been brought around

of reach as time passes. on june 14th, 2024, head of the israeli army spokes person unit, daniel hagari. levels plunged by a staggering 70%, while the overall economy contracted by 19.4% in the fourth quarter of 2023 alone. public consumption expenditure saw a catastrophic drop of 90% and private consumption expenditure fell by 27%, according to data from the israeli central bureau of statistics as of february 2024. the ongo conflict is also severely restricted access to nearly one/third of israel's agricultural land, further destabilizing industry already in crisis, with its workforce shrinking by 40%. additionally, international flights to israel have diminished significantly with the number of flights down by third since the war began, and daily flight volumes decreasing by 40%. data from the israeli central bank has raised alarm bells regarding the economic fallout from the ongoing. conflict between october 7th and july 2024. during this period, approximately 46 thousand companies declared bankruptcy with projections suggesting that this number could exceed 60,000 by year's end. gov

theirspokesman, rearadmiral daniel hagari said the money was being used to finance hezbollah�*s attacksrael and provided these reconstructions — saying the bunker is located directly under the hospital in the heart of beirut. no further evidence was provided and the hospital's administration has denied the claims. israel said it was monitoring the compound but would not strike the hospital itself. here are some pictures from israeli strikes overnight. this is baabda, a suburb of beirut. israel says it's hitting targets that are linked to hezbollah. we can speak now to our middle east correspondent lina sinjab, who's in beirut. hospitals are sharply in focus with these latest developments. what do we know happened with those strikes near the rafik hariri university hospital? yesterday the israelis launched a warning, calling for evacuation from seven locations, especially in southern beirut. but that location near the rafik hariri university hospital was not among those listed on the israel defense forces warning. there was a parallel streets close to the hospital which was listed so we

hagari had announced that we were actually on time. after one such literature, it will be between now and every side which he is saying, now that the israeli side has announced this, that's why it seems that maybe this answer, if israel wants to give an answer, will be delayed a bit until this planning is done, it is possible that the action taken by iran in in fact, it will make it like operation sadiqah 1, which after the promise 1, we saw a pause in israel's actions for approximately three and a half months . ha was not attacked in syria until that time and in fact a lot israel's actions had stagnated except in the gaza front, it is possible that we will go in the same direction again. and there will be a stagnation in israel's actions and we will face a level of peace. but that 's not all. on the other hand, it is possible that the path towards more regionalization of the war will actually be paved , and the israelis, with the efforts they are making , will try to persuade other allies to cooperate more in dealing with iran and the

earlier the idf spokesman daniel hagari made this statement about the air strikes.l defense forces have fulfilled its mission. if the regime in iran were to make the mistake of beginning a new round of escalation, we would be obligated to respond. our message is clear: all those who threat in the state of israel and seek to drag the region into wider escalation will pay a heavy price. we demonstrated today that we have both the capability and the resolve to act decisively, and we are prepared on offence and defence to defend the state of israel and the people of israel. ms you are we have had plenty of international reaction, including from the uk prime minister keir starmer. speaking from samoa, he warned iran against responding to the latest strikes. i am clear that israel has the right to defend itself against iranian aggression. i am equally clear that we need to avoid further regional escalation and urge all sides to show restraint. iran should not respond. we will continue to work with allies to de—escalate the situation across the region. now, that was keir s

like to highlight a little bit this evening is that the the official spokesman of the iof daniel hagari has announced that the total number of the uh of the soldiers of the iof soldiers who were killed in the uh vicious battles in southern lebanon has risen up to 14 to 14 and this actually was in three separate, in three separate resistance operation, one, one of course in the famous one since the hours of the morning where this golani golani battalion fell into a trap in the village of and where the hizbillah announced the the total demoling and devastation of three military vehicles or tanks which is merkava. tank is considered to be one of the strongest tanks in the military in the military association for the occupation, we are talking about more than 27 statements that have been issued by the islamic resistance in southern lebanon assuring that the resistance is okay and is actually resisting the the iof soldiers and mentioning the iof soldiers would like to highlight one think that the um the type of soldiers who are fighting in south of lebanon and this is this is something that

as for the israeli response, the spokesman for the israeli defense forces, rear admiral daniel hagari, said that there will be a response, and it will be a strong response. apparently, israel has a number of special plans already prepared in advance, and sources in military circles report that the response will be very strong. if israel responds to this attack, then the jewish state will be hit by iran a new blow will be delivered, even more large-scale in its, in its strength. well, this is how the streets of the cities of the islamic republic look now, despite the late hour, thousands of people have come out onto the avenues of the streets of cities all over iran, they welcome today's actions of the iranian leadership, also in beirut fireworks were launched, in principle all countries of the so-called axis of resistance are now welcoming that attack that was carried out several hours ago on israel, the order to open fire on targets... on the territory of the jewish state was personally given by the supreme leader of the islamic republic, ayatallah ali khamini. almost all units of th

at10:25am, idf spokesperson daniel hagari announced "operation swords of iron."hu addressed the nation from tel aviv, declaring that israel was at war. as fighting continued in southern israel, by 3:41 in the afternoon, israeli fighterjets began striking targets within gaza. that is the backdrop of what happened i2 that is the backdrop of what happened 12 months ago. straight to tel aviv. lyse doucet. as you can see behind me, very poignant memorial is getting under way. poignant memorial is getting underway. it poignant memorial is getting under way. it is being called the people's memorial, not a government event, organised by the bereaved families, the loved ones of hostages still being held in gaza. some of the leading celebrity is a visual will gather here tonight to honour the victims of october seven. you may be able to see on this stage behind me, they have brought some of the smashed cars from the nova music festival, desperately tried to escape in the early hours of the morning, the festivalgoers, to find themselves murdered or dragged across the border

many of you will know hagari, chief idf spokesman.s appeared on tv regularly to brief the israelis and the americans about what's going on in israel, of these terrible -- this terrible and existential war. he said something remarkable the other day on tv. he is stuck in october 7, 2023. hundreds of sunrises and sunsets he has seen since all felt like they were part of the same horrible, unending day. i understand that we are still learning new details about how 1200 of our brothers and sisters were kidnapped and tortured and butchered by hamas and by supposedly innocent palestinian civilians that you see in the pictures invaded also israel though they were not part of their army and raped and killed israelis, so these are the innocent people, but despite the profound pain, the heartbreak for the 101 blameless children, women, and men still held hostage in gaza, i am not stuck on this day. i am focused on what october 7 means for jewish history and the jewish future and the lessons it brings. i am a native born israeli. i was raised to

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earlier the idf spokesman daniel hagari made this statement about the air strikes. israel defense forces have fulfilled its mission. if the regime in iran were to make the mistake of beginning a new round of escalation, we would be obligated to respond. our message is clear: all those who threat in the state who threaten the state of israel and seek to drag the region into wider escalation will pay a heavy price. we demonstrated today that we have both the capability and the resolve to act decisively, and we are prepared on offence and defence to defend the state of israel and the people of israel. let's cross live now tojerusalem and speak to our middle east correspondent yolande knell. just talk us through a little bit more about what we have been hearing from the israelis. the news of this came in the early hours of the morning with reports of explosions around tehran. very quickly the israeli military said that it had begun its retaliation against iran for that big strike at the start of this month when 180 ballistic missiles were launched at israel. everybody i

let's listen to hagari. the israeli military received information from the us about iran's possible preparations for a strike on israel, but so far they see no signs of such actions on the part of tehran. but what did he say now? we received information, but no signs, and then why are you, daniel, telling us all about this? that is , there is a feeling that this is also some kind of cunning, cunning combination, which, yes, puts forward some kind of false goal, although, on the other hand, side, i understand why they are doing this, because we all asked ourselves this question: what about iran, what about hezbollah, why aren’t they answering, what position will they take, and so on, now they tell us: no, no, it’s all like they are, in general, there are a lot of questions, a feeling of some kind of informational game for now against the background of course of these terrible shots and the death of people, all the same there is a feeling of some kind of ongoing informational game in all of this, although the

of missiles, it seems and i find it remarkable frankly, that there were no casualties as admiral hagari just said, a short time ago because in addition to those impacts that you're seeing there on the air, there was quite a large one just to the north of us with flames and smoke rising off in the distance so i think that folks were listening to those air raid signals. thankfully, they were going into shelters. they have a lot of experience with that here and there was probably some good fortune involved that prevented there being casualties. i should note though, we mentioned this earlier, there were casualties tonight in tel aviv, eight people killed at a light rail station, a shooting at a light rail station just before those missiles started falling. and israeli authorities say they're investigating that as a potential terrorist attack right? >> and that took part it took place in jaffa, which is in a suburb in tel aviv. can you talk a little bit about what is going on now in terms of israel trying to decide when if, how to respond israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, his defe

idf spokesperson daniel hagari says central and southern israel were hit.bc's matt gutman is in tel aviv. >> iran is trying to clearly send a message after its main proxy, hezbollah. and lebanon has been nearly decimated by israel's attacks over the past couple of weeks. >> iran takes responsibility for the attack. the islamic revolutionary guard says they focused on security and military targets, and just moments before the attack was a shooting in tel aviv that killed at least six people, seven others injured, according to israeli police, which suspects it was a terrorist attack. and earlier today, the israeli army announced it began limited ground operations in southern lebanon. but hezbollah denied israel troops had crossed the border. the chaos today follows 11 months of a war largely focused on defeating hamas in gaza. hezbollah and israel have also been exchanging fire ever since, but the tension there escalated when israel targeted pagers and walkie talkies used by hezbollah operatives. then a strike on its capital that killed hezbollah's leader, ha

not defeated. on june 19th, the spokes person for the israel occupation forces, rear admiral daniel hagari, told channel 13 news that the aim of eradicating razza's leadership was unattainable. this business of destroying hamas, making hamas disappear, it's simply throwing sand. the eyes of the public. anyone who thinks we can eliminate hamas is wrong. after year of genocide, zionism faces defeat. joining me in the studio as usual is our residence expert david miller who's widely regarded as the uk's pretty critic of israel. david's a senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zam university and is a co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch. our guest contributor today is batol sabati. batul is human rights activist and political analyst with a special. interest in the middle east and foreign policy and she blogs at stances to salvation. welcome to the show. david, did you think a year ago that the economy of the settler colony would would be showing signs of strain? "i don't think any of us imagined when we first saw the signs of the uh breakout

earlier the idf spokesman daniel hagari made this statement about the air strikes.fense forces has fulfilled its mission. if the regime in iran were to make the mistake of beginning a new round of escalation, we would be obligated to respond. our message is clear: all those who threaten the state of israel and seek to drag the region into wider escalation will pay a heavy price. we demonstrated today that we have both the capability and the resolve to act decisively, and we are prepared on offence and defence to defend the state of israel and the people of israel. following israel's retaliatory strike on iran overnight — let's remind you of how we got here. tensions rose in lebanon last month when at least 32 people were killed and thousands injured in lebanon, as dozens of hand—held devices like pagers and walkie—talkies — some owned by members of hezbollah, a group backed by iran — spontaneously exploded. ten days later, hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah was assassinated in israeli airstrikes on southern beirut three days later israeli tanks crossed the border int

on june 19th, the spokes person for the israel occupation forces, rear admiral daniel hagari told channel 13 news that the aim of eradicating razza's leadership was unattainable. this business of destroying hamas, making hamas disappear, it's simply throwing sand in the eyes of the public. anyone who thinks we can eliminate hamas is wrong. after year of genocide, zionism faces defeat. joining me in the studio as usual is our residents expert david miller who's widely regarded as the uk's preeminent scholarly critic of israel. david's a senior research. fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zam university and is a co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch. our guest contributor today is batol sabati. batool is human rights activist and political analyst with a special interest in the middle eastern foreign policy and she blogs at stances to salvation. welcome to the show. david, did you think a year ago that the economy of the settler colony would would be showing sort signs of strain? i don't think any of us imagined when we first saw the signs of the uh bre

atio:25am, idf spokesperson daniel hagari announced "operation swords of iron."e minister netanyahu addressed the nation from tel aviv, declaring that israel was at war.as fighting continued in southern israel, by 3:41 in the afternoon, israeli fighterjets began striking targets within gaza. we begin with this report from clive myrie, on the day of commemorations in israel, as a nation remembers, one year on. the tears are shared. there is a solidarity in this nation's sorrow. uniting strangers and friends, rich and poor, young and old. as a still traumatised people mourn, thousands gathered today in southern israel, remembering the 383 people killed at the nova music festival. what is also being mourned is the death of promise — because so many young lives yet to be lived were snatched away. ask danielle, a survivor of the horror of october 7th, in her early 20s. our conversation about how she ran for cover as war rages not far away in gaza. i remember for a few minutes just running, not knowing... the war continues. it continues, a year later is continues and i

earlier the idf spokesman daniel hagari made this statement about the air strikes.e forces have fulfilled its mission. if the regime in iran were to make the mistake of beginning a new round of escalation, we would be obligated to respond. our message is clear: all those who threat in the state who threaten the state of israel and seek to drag the region into wider escalation will pay a heavy price. we demonstrated today that we have both the capability and the resolve to act decisively, and we are prepared on offence and defence to defend the state of israel and the people of israel. our correspondent sebastian usher is injerusalem where he says reaction so far is muted. there isn�*t really very much reaction at the moment. it�*s shabbat. if you look down around me, the streets have been very quiet until now. there�*s some traffic appearing, but you�*re not going to hear anything very, very strong from the religious nationalists who make up a very, very important part of the prime minister benjamin netanyahu�*s cabinet and who, one would suspect, will be very outsp

here is idf spokesperson, rear admiral daniel hagari, speaking about israel's operation in lebanon.was confirmed that about two o'clock local time here in the morning. if the state of lebanon and the world can't push hezbollah away from our border, we have no choice but to do it ourselves. i want to make it clear, our war is with hezbollah, not with the people of lebanon. we do not want to harm lebanese siblings. we are taking measures to prevent it. we will not let the 7th of october happen again on any one of our borders. we will continue doing whatever necessary so that israeli families can return to their homes in safety and security. our middle east correspondent lucy williamson shared the latest from metula, in northern israel. by the checkpoint outside the border town of metula. this is as close as we can get to the lebanese border this morning. there's a group of soldiersjust behind me preparing to go in. metula is one of the focal points of the first 2a hours of this ground incursion. it had several rounds of rockets come in overnight, and the nearby town of kiryat shmona,

daniel hagari is addressing the israeli public. israeli military has issued new home-front guidelines to civilians in israel to remain close to shelters and limit public gatherings. we'll wait to see how hezbollah will respond to . >> lawrence: what was the turning point? israel has been on offense with hamas, not for hezbollah. after the pager attack and now going more offensive, what changed? >> trey: i spoke with a number of israeli officials trying to understand why now after nearly a year of conflict with hezbollah along the northern front. they said momentum, they targeted operatives, it was an israeli operation that took years to put into place. they have been able to target hezbollah leadership in the airstrikes and that changed dynamic. >> steve: quick question about the calendar, tomorrow night is start of holy days of the jewish new year, will that impact what israel is doing? or is this a different year given october 7 was 51 weeks ago? >> trey: there is always concern for israelis with high holidays due to the fact oth

the israeli military spokesperson, daniel hagari, says the attack "will have consequences". localised and targeted" ground operation, against hezbollah. let's return to anna for a final thought all eyes are on israel, who have made it clear they are going to retaliate to what iran has done? you are right, and i think right across the middle east tonight, people are going to sleep and they are concerned. they are nervous. let me explain it this way. you might notice that i have my phone in my hand because there is so much information coming in all the time. just in the last ten minutes, the idf has announced another strike coming in the southern suburbs of beirut. it normally comes within 30 minutes or so, so we are waiting, listening and watching for that. people in israel tonight will be keeping their phones closed for the alerts, listening for sirens. people in iran will be watching to see what happens in terms of israel's response. we have talked about world leaders having discussions about de—escalation. we have talked about what is happening behind the scene here in the

theirspokesman, rearadmiral daniel hagari, said the money was being used to finance hezbollah�*s attacks and provided these reconstructions — saying the bunker is located directly under the hospital in the heart of beirut. no further evidence was provided, and the hospital's administration has denied the claims. israel said it was monitoring the compound but would not strike the hospital itself. here are some pictures from israeli strikes overnight. this is baabda, a suburb of beirut. israel says it's hitting targets that are linked to hezbollah. 0ur middle east correspondent lina sinjab is in beirut. she told me more about the damage from the latest strikes. but that location near the rafik hariri hospital was not among those listed on the israel defense forces warning. there was a parallel street close to the hospital which was listed, so we are not sure what was the target and why this area was hit. it is densely populated with civilians, it is it is one of the biggest hospitals operating in beirut. there was severe damage caused to the hospital. as you mentioned, over 50 people were

here is idf spokesperson, rear admiral daniel hagari speaking about israel's operation in lebanon. we are classifying a series of idf operations conducted since the beginning of the war, aimed at dismantling hezbollah terrorist infrastructure and capabilities infrastructure and capabilities in the area of the israel lebanon border as part of our efforts to make sure that the residents of northern israel can return to their homes in safety and security without the threat of hezbollah on the doorstep. during this operation idf specialforces doorstep. during this operation idf special forces entered into hezbollah compounds and dozens of locations along the border with israel, collected intelligence, dismantled hezbollah�*s weapons and terrorist infrastructures. i was told he is entered hezbollah�*s in the ground infrastructures, expose hezbollah�*s hidden weapons and seized and destroyed the weapons including advanced iranian made weapons. in the last few moments the turkish president has responded to what has happened and he said that into turkey they would stand by their lebanese b

here is hagari talking about that. >> this will target hezbollah stronghold that threaten towns and communities along our border. >> israeli soldiers carrying out the offensive overnight. their goal is to neutralize hezbollah threat on the border so 60,000 evacuated israelis in the north can return home. they want to hamper hezbollah weapons capabilities. they hit the neighborhood in beirut overnight, that is the same region they took out hassan nasrallah last saturday. this limited ground offensive begins. an official told fox this is expected to be shorter and smaller than the second lebanon war in 2006, that lasted 34 days and required hezbollah operate north of the river, which is something that was not enforced and why israelis had to evacuate from their homes. senior israeli official told us they will not say if the latoni river is the marker before they pull out much southern lebanon. >> carley: nate foy live, thank you for that reporting, stay safe. bring in station chief who served in iraq and pakistan, dan h hoffman. when you hear this, what does that mean and what is the end goal for

and as you said, actually to announce publicly what they'd done, this is the daniel hagari who peopleto seeing, this is the spokesman for the idf, the israeli army, announcing what happened earlier today. in response to months of continuous attacks. from the regime in iran. against the state of israel, right now, the israel defense forces is conducting - precise strikes on military targets in iran. _ the regime in iran and its- proxies in the region have been relentlessly attacking israel since october 7th on sevenl fronts, including direct . attacks from iranian soil. we will do whatever necessary to defend the state of israel. and the people of israel. paul, does that mean that actually the us has been able to have some influence here because they didn't go for any nuclear facilities, they didn't go for any oil refineries, and that basically is whatjoe biden had said to them, don't do that? it was. and there were clearly voices in israel urging that kind of action. and in fact, some of the prime minister netanyahu's critics today have said, you know, that that they should have gone

israel defence forces spokesperson daniel hagari benjamin netanyahu benjamin neta nyahu valley response translation: iran made a big mistake than it and will - translation: iran made a big mistake than it and will pay i mistake than it and will pay forward. the regime in iran does not understand our determination to defend ourselves and our determination to retaliate against our enemies. iran has warned of additional attacks if israel retaliates, saying its response would be "crushing and ruinous".

this is what daniel hagari said. >> hezbollah turned lebanese villages next to israeli villages nextary bases, all ready for an attack on israel. hezbollah had to prepared use those villages as staging grounds for an october 7th style invasion into israeli homes. hezbollah planned to invade israel, attack israeli communities and massacre innocent men, women and children. they called this plan conquer the galilee . conquer the galilee. >> now we're seeing the evacuation of huge numbers of people in lebanon . of course, people in lebanon. of course, there are huge numbers that have been displaced in northern israel as well. to more towards the south. could we see if this incursion does turn into a grander invasion of a of a larger scale? could we see a refugee crisis of sorts from this ? this? >> well, we absolutely could. and, you know, it's understandable that many of our audience really aren't that engaged with yet more fighting in the middle east. they see it day in, day out. and really, it's a distant wah day in, day out. and really, it's a distant war. what impact is that really

at10:25am, idf spokesperson daniel hagari announced 0peration swords of iron., prime minister netanyahu addressed the nation from tel aviv, declaring that israel was at war. as fighting continued in southern israel, by 3:41 in the afternoon, israeli fighterjets began striking targets within gaza. now, here we are one year later. lyse is in southern israel. lyse. you join us now in kibbutz be�*eri, one of many places in southern israel that were attacked by hamas fighters a year ago. attacked by hamas fighters a yearago. small attacked by hamas fighters a year ago. small conductors like this, once a thriving community of about 1000 people, devastated as they celebrated what was their 77th birthday. it is one of the oldest kibbutzim in this part of israel and it is also known for having been the home of israeli peace activists, and now they are left wondering... the pain of what happened on the 7th of october is still palpable here. you can feel it. israelis say it is an open wound, most of all until the hostages come from. around 100 are said to be still in gaza

at10:25am, idf spokesperson daniel hagari announced "0peration swords of iron."ore noon, prime minister netanyahu addressed the nation from tel aviv, declaring that, israel was at war. as fighting continued in southern israel, by 3:41 in the afternoon, israeli fighterjets, began striking targets within gaza. yolande knell reports. siren wails. sirens marked the exact moment a year ago when israel's deadliest day began. waves of hamas fighters from gaza led a bloody attack on a dance festival, army bases and villages, seizing hostages. this is a day of painful remembrance. they destroyed our house and our life. oh, god, where are you? this woman from nir 0z going back to the home where her mother and niece were killed. her son and daughter were kidnapped by hamas and held for 52 days before they were released in a truce deal. but she says they are still living the nightmare of the 7th of october. her ex—husband is one of dozens of hostages stuck in gaza. last seen alive in a tunnel by his daughter. we know that every moment his life is... can be gone. 0ur life is

hagari, head of the idf press service, just now sounded.ur partners in the united states informed us that they had detected preparations in iran to launch missiles at israel. this could happen in the near future. at this stage, we do not see air threats from iran. we have faced such a threat in the past and are prepared for it now. i call on the public to continue to behave responsibly, as you have done throughout the war. connection. israeli troops want to go deep into the lebanon region, even strikes have been recorded suedi, this is southern syria, the arab media say that although israel's goals are not disclosed, but apparently the spearhead will be aimed at destroying, as israel says, iran's weapons, this is in syria, in iraq and the uhudis. therefore, it is possible to move strictly to the south, in general, it is not excluded that the war will be expanded, will not be limited, will not be limited to the borders of the river. at the same time, hezbollah, which, according to israel's estimates, has gone underground, the israelis believ

give iran a harsh response, here is the official representative of the israel defense forces, daniel hagari said that they already have a plan. we are on high alert in defense and offense, we will protect the citizens of israel, this shelling will have consequences, we have plans, and we will act at the time and place that we choose. well, israel has decided to challenge not only iran, but all forces at will. we have tel aviv connections, we have correspondent vyacheslav tortakovsky on the line. vyacheslav, hello. hello. well, as far as i know, you were in teleavia yesterday during the time when... this very missile attack took place, and naturally, your impressions, it is important to know, what is the official position of israel now? yes, that's right, i was in tel aviv, and the attack was indeed unprecedented, a few hours before information leaked to the press that iran was planning a strike, later the authorities officially confirmed it, and the rear service command, this is a civil defense service in israel, that an attack was planned and ordered to be near protected shelters, just a f

here is idf spokesman daniel hagari talking about that. >> localized ground raids will target hezbollaholds that threaten israeli towns, and communities along our border. >> so, israel complemented its ground offensive with additional strikes on hezbollah's weapon facilities in beirut, your night they targeted the neighborhood, same neighborhood where they killed hassan nasrallah. with the ground offensive underway, the u.s. is providing thousands more troops to the region, including fighter jet squadrons, despite the fact the day before president joe biden said that more u.s. troops would not come to the region, now, overnight, we are learning that israelens defense minister yoav gallant spoke with the sect lloyd austin and gallant expremised intention to continue operations in southern lebanon until the 60,000 evacuated residents in israel's north can return to their homes and two also talked about countering iranian proxies in the region as we learning this morning that it appears the houthi rebels have continued their attacks on shipping in the red sea with at least one vessel being

israel defence forces spokesperson daniel hagari has been discussing a possible israeli response to tuesday's

this is what daniel hagari, the spokesperson for the israeli military said about the attack. >> translator are managing the incident. we will study and investigate the incident and how a uav infiltrates without alerts and strikes the base. >> reporter: and this is coming as the country is expecting any day now, chris, the delivery of the u.s. fad antimissile system, alongside several dozen u.s. troops to man that system with the expected retaliatory strike by israel on iran after it launched drones on the country, and this is going to -- the fear here is start some sort of retaliatory cycle. we are sensing more tension in the streets of tel aviv here as the air-raid sirens and anticipation for more of an all out conflict between these countries and across the region builds, back to you, chris. >> hala gorani, thank you. now to nasa's newly launched mission to an icy moon of jupiter, one of the most promising places in a search for extraterrestrial life. what are scientists hoping to learn from the mission? >> that's the bottom line, does the icy moon in fact hold the ingredients for life.