and they always praise hamas and hizbullah suicide bombers in all their. daughters and loved ones. as i said before we got to your previous question i'm not in the i'm not certain it's a blow off by the essence it will remain as a unity government. but you know as i said before it's kind of hard to it's going to hard to imagine that for this moment everybody trying to you know to gain some negotiation points everybody trying to you know to bend over the other one's hand now and just to see who blinks 1st but in the end of the day 90 percent once again i would emphasize 90 percent there is still a likelihood for 10 percent which is otherwise there will be an israel in the next month or so unity coalition government between the blue and white led by benny gantz and likud led by bibi netanyahu. and what does this mean in terms of the operations against hamas which you mentioned in gaza are they still going to be on the table and also what about roddick's ation of some of the areas in the west bank that netanyahu has promised do you think that is. not happenin

in gaza, the terrorist organization hamas is holding to -- holding two israeli citizens and the bodiesf two israeli soldiers. i call on the you went to .n. to implement the decision you took on this issue, and not allow any country to provide aid to gaza until hamas returns them to their families. the other day i heard president erdogan attack israel, and i want to say to him, you, who brutally oppress the turkish people, slaughter the kurdish minority, you are the last one who can lecture israel. you are not the sultan and turkey is not the ottoman empire. shame on you. the main program threatening security and stability in the middle east is iran, which threatens to destroy israel and the regimes of many countries in the region. iran uses its proxy to organizations, hezbollah, the houthis, the shiites in iran, against israel. we recently saw a serious escalation in which iranian missiles were launched against saudi oil facilities in order to destabilize world oil supplies. this terror attack against saudi arabia was done on the direct orders of the iranian leader. iran is the biggest

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. >> you have given hundreds of millions, perhaps billions to hamas and terrorist groups.support of terrorism. >> you table people who fight for their lands. those who have the subject of occupation, what should they do? just be passive. trish: they are saying hezbollah and hamas are sanctioned organizations, they are not terrorist organizations. the iranian president is supporting his country's support of terrorism. our next guest says iran is blinded by its own ambition and paranoia. they can't get out of theirway own way to do anything right. joining me, retired four star general jack keane. we don't see the world the way they see it. >> the iranians from the time they took over, the major strategic objective was to spread islamic objectives throughout the world. they talk about this every single year. this guy rouhani. one thing that's consistent with him is he's a prolific liar. here is what they have done. they blew up in the early 80s after they took over, u.s. embassies in kuwait, lebanon. that's 700 americans dead right there. 10 years of kidnapping and hostage ta

four former members of the jihadi counsel, and members of the hamas palestinian jihad.er, we are announcing the an al qaeda group in syria as a specially designated global terrorist entity. as the action show, the executive order by the president adds further muscle to the counterterrorism efforts, helping us to make sure that the deadly attacks of september 11 that occurred 18 years ago this week are never repeated on american soil. never. at this time secretary mnuchin and i are happy to take questions on this topic. did john bolton get fired or did he quit? did he leave the white house because he disagreed with you in particular over the nightn talks? >> so last the president asked for the ambassador's resignation and as i understand it it was received this morning. >> yes, ma'am, in the back? >> go ahead, terry. >> was it because of the disagreement? >> i believe the president to talk about that at i will say that the president is entitled to the staff that he wants edit any moment a step worsen could be fired from the staff of the united states. the president shoul

i need to clarify the fact, i said this american on warren's campaign is connected to hamas has beend this is a person who favors hamas, and his name is max berger. >> thank you for clea -- clarif. >> you do have two top democrat candidates who are involved and intertwined with anti-semitic individuals who have no place in our politics. gregg: amy and robin thank you. >> coming up. horrific video, antifa never turning down a chance to you know draw violence in the streets, against our men and women in blue. see the footage yourself. >> also climate protester trying to shut down dc today. daily caller stephanie hamill talked with some last week, they did not disappoint. >> maybe it should not take us you an hour to get somewhere, 13 days because we're traveling to a another country, another location. coming up, daily caller stephanie ham wil hamill with m. but first president trump is saving more u.s. jobs from going overseas after a meeting at white house last week. one of the world's biggest companies apple, announcing it is ditching its plans to move more jobs to china. former reag

. >> that's perhaps a billion dollars to has blocked, to hamas, to various groups.not a support of terrorism. >> well, when you label people who fight for the defense of their country and their land of terrorism, those are the subjects of occupation. what should they do, passive and just look? you call the people in yemen who are defending their country's terrorist and those who make the bombs and the missiles in the weapon systems and make them readily available to the saudi arabians with which to target school buses, schools, weddings and hospitals, you do not find them guilty. do you say why you should down an american drone? but i asked, why did you bring down a civilian airliner in which you killed over 290 sibling passengers? if we defend it, we defend our territory in our country but why is the united states present in our region? why does the united states bring down a civilian airliner? >> it was a terrible, terrible act, many years ago. but we are talking about hamas, talking about hezbollah, firing on civilians in different areas, talking about blowing up

they have given as chris wallace mentioned, thousands of rockets and missiles to hezbollah and hamasfor close to 30-something years. in addition in the late 80s they disrupted the oil flow like they are doing now and it only stopped after reagan reacted with a military attack on military and economic crisis. then the crisis ended. for the last four or five years they have been fueling the civil wars in yemen and syria which have become humanitarian catastrophes. trish: you said in the 1980s, reagan was able to stop those attacks by pushing back militarily. is it going to come to that with us? >> i think it is. we are on a path. we are on two different paths yet they are parallel. our path is sanctions. we are increasing sanctions. we put huge pressure on the iranians and they have been acting desperately as a result of it. but they are not giving in to the sanctions. they are refusing to do that unless we give up the sanctions. trish: they want the gcpoa and the agreement. >> even if they are willing to make some accommodation we'll never give up the sanctions to do it. their path is

you have given hundreds of millions, perhaps $1 billion to has bullet, to hamas, to various groups. not a supportive terrorism? >> you label people who fight for the defense of their land terrorism. those who are the subject of occupation, what should they do? be passive and just look to to you call the people in yemen who are defending their country terrorists and those who make the bombs and missiles and weapon systems and make them readily available to the saudi arabians with which to target school buses, schools, weddings and hospitals, you do not find them guilty. do you say why did you shoot down an american drone but i ask you, why did you bring down a civilian airliner in which you killed 290 civilian passengers if we defend our country. why is the united states present in our region? why the united states brought down a civilian airliner? >> reporter: it was a terrible act. many years ago. we are talking about hamas, hezbollah, firing missiles on civilian areas, talking about blowing up people in civilian areas of israel. that's not terrorism? >> translator: you defended is

that with any certainty well when we come to again talk about some resisting groups like hezbollah hamas and others. we need to take caution to refer to them on their some precise labels and names they are not you rons proxy they are iranian allies and they work in their best interests in their own countries beside and andras courts they are not lawyers in they ought to respect yes short tale ron has never been shy stressing it's all out support for his will law for hamas in also for resistant groups in that part of the world in the middle east when it comes to yemen it has always a stress that the country has been on the siege and its support has been only limited to spiritual political and diplomatic support they'll run at the highest levels the writing is supremely there said once very recently that if the country was not on their siege if they requested any kind of help we would provide them with what they need it but the countries on this season we cannot send any kind of help are it say in the south from tehran thank you so much for joining us thank you thank you very much. canada'

you have a population led by terrorists under the thumb of hamas.12—year—olds. terrorists under the thumb of hamas. you do not shoot 12-year-olds. the problem of gaza is not one sided. bring it back to the election. to bring it back to where we began, what is interesting in an arrow where we wonder if democracy can stand the kind of assaults we are seeing in this us and some of the gamesmanship we are seeing here in westminster. i think we can take some comfort to know that in fact pendulums in democracy do swing and there is a resilience in the israeli system. for all of his aggressive gaming of the systems to hold on to power and the extremism that he articulated in the last weeks of the campaign is not actually able to do this. whether or not he survives, the fact that we see this possibility of change, to me, is a sign of optimism in reading what is a sea of anxiety in democratic countries. in the wider picture u nless countries. in the wider picture unless there is a settlement for the palestinians both israel and the palestinians both israel a

2007 means between elections and could the palestinian state will everyone please turn into another hama star and no you say with brains would allow such a thing even if using the limit of this very same to politics will probably pay you need money i don't need on this point would it would occur election just agree with you there and say no no i will go forward with what netanyahu was saying before the election or is there likely to be some compromising pullback that's what i'm trying to ask. you know the blue and white party you're under the guns are not suicidal they know exactly what palestinian state means and they can very well unite on the idea that the palestinian state or the whole area of today in some area will be existing tional some danger on israel and this is definitely they can agree upon and this can be the basis of the policy ok mr kato we're going to have to leave it there we've run out for time but so when you get to tell it you haven't stopped him. he's a lecturer university that in tel aviv thank you. criticism of israel has seen a renowned author being denied. award

they are supporting hamas. hamas is shooting rockets off. putting appealing balloons with explosives to her children in israel and so -- and clearly iran is -- they are constantly saying they want to annihilate israel and we know that the missile that the facilities came from iran, there's no question about that. i think their goal is to dramatically impact the oil markets. was going to get hurt, it's actually not going to be the united states, it's going to be europe, it's going to be china but if iran actually wanted to be part of the world community, stop being -- stop getting all of these -- giving weapons to all of these horrible individuals -- or groups that are trying to annihilate israel and because all this unrest in the middle east. try to be part of the world market. it's crazy, what they are doing. >> harris: 's were to talk about -- again, i've got geraldo rivera sitting by as we kind of been drawing at one another over the fact that he seems to support iran in this process. senator, you're saying that you're fairly certain now

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mayor of improvised explosive devices 4 senior member of hezbollah as you had council and leaders from hamas palestinian islamic jihad isis philippines isis west africa and t.t.p. in pakistan further were announcing the designation of horus al diem and up caitiff village and how this group in syria as a specially designated global terrorist entity as these actions show today's executive order busy by president as further muscle to u.s. counterterrorism efforts it will help us to ensure that the deadly attacks of september 11th that occurred 18 years ago this week are never repeated on american soil. never at this time 2nd to make sure i but it take a couple questions on this topic they're going to find a circular. john bolton fire like get fired or did he quit and then he leaves the white house because he disagreed to feel or over talks in town. so last night the president asked for and both ambassador bolton is resignation as i understand it was received this morning. and that specializes in various agreements guys defended that gregory was in because of this disagreement i'll leave to the

they include, isis iraq, former mayor explosive devices, forcing a member council, leaders from hamas, islamic jihad, isis, isis west africa anti- tb in pakistan. further, were announcing the designation of a vein, and of in syria. specially designated globalist to entity. executive order buy president trump to be help us ensure the deadly attacks of september 11th that occurred 18 years ago this week, were never repeated on american soil. never. at this time, secretary and ire happy to take a few questions. [inaudible conversation] >> celestine the president asked for ambassador bolton his resignation as i understand it. it was received this morning. >> wasn't because of the disagreement. >> only two president made the decision but i would say this, the president is entitled to the staff when he wants. and at any moment. if there's a staff person who works directly for the president of the united states, when he should be able to have who will trust. when it president makes a decision like this, when he is well within his rights to do so. [inaudible conversation] >> can you describe

plenty more ahead on nation news hour after the destruction across the bow hama's hurrican during threatens the eastern coast of the u.s. . facing scrutiny hong kong's leader throws her support behind an international inquiry into police conduct and recent protests. and a former world player of the year watches as his team takes their 1st steps on the road to the qatar world cup show you have the best of the action later and. all less than i had to 1st at least 10 people have been killed and dozens wounded in a launch explosion in afghanistan's capital kabul it's all a bit of claim responsibility for the attack saying they targeted a foreign military convoy the blast was in an area close to foreign embassies and government buildings but speak now to our watney who is live for us in kabul so akbar what more do we know about what happened. as a massive explosion took place in one of the crowded with the spirit here in kabul when that attack could have taken one of the sentiments to check point and it's noted it from a car full of explosives with 10 people have been killed and 42 other to reac

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mayor of improvised explosive devices, for senior members of the lot to jihad counsel and leaders from hamas, palestinian islamic jihad, isis fellow beings, isis west africa and tpb in pakistan. we are announcing the designation of forest outing, a javascript in syria as a specially designated global terrorist entity. as these actions show today's executive order by president trump adds further muscle to us counterterrorism efforts. it will help ensure the deadly attacks of september 11 that occurred 18 years ago this week are never repeated on american soil. never. this time secretary mnuchin and i would be happy to do questions . >> did john bolton get fired or did he quit and did he leave the white house and said he disagreed with you in particular over thosetalks ? >> last night the president asked for ambassador bolton's resignation. as i understand it it was received this morning . >> what were the disagreements. >>. ayes, ma'am in the back. >> was it because of this disagreement? >> i'll leave it to the president to talk about why you made the decision but the president entitled to th

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kilometer or oil pipeline it will deliver crude to neighboring been in nigeria's president i'm on hamas to be sure for described the kickoff as a quote historic moment the project is being funded by beijing so chinese officials attended the groundbreaking ceremony at the eye the dim oil field china's national petroleum corporation announced last month it had signed a contract with the government of being. that's your business update thanks for watching. take. a few people in stories. so special are you ready. to. hello and welcome to arts and culture we have more on the international literature festival here in berlin and my guest is andre author of call me by your name also coming up we take a look at a new exhibition by british sculptor antony gormley who says he wants to transport visitors to the threshold between the known and the. all this week we've been reporting on the international literature festival in berlin writers from around the world are here to give readings whole discussion panels workshops and generally meet and greet their fellow walthers and of course their fans the

cair even listed as an unindicted co-conspirator, in an fbi case against hamas fund-raisers.finds a majority of government workers, and we are in the heart of such folks, they want james comey prosecuted. 57% of government employees polled say he should face legal action, and 47% of voters overall say he should face prosecution. we're going to take that issue up and others with victoria toensing, former deputy assistant attorney general for the criminal division of the justice department and joe digeno digenova, former u.s. district attorney. great to have you here. it's great to see you and to have you guys here. let's start with the comey -- by attorney general barr, the justice department to prosecute. your thoughts on it? >> it was the right reason. i mean, our hearts probably wanted him to be indicted, 57% of the government workers understand what would happen to them. he gave the classified information to his lawyer. i have people coming to my office and talking to me about representation to bring classified information so he didn't release the classified information di

the isisraeli army has bond a hamas of have loss -- positions. we saw an election rally of prime minister benjamin netanyahu cut short. he announced plans to annex the jordan valley at the heart of the west bank if he is reelelecd next w week. a move that one senior palestinian official said would dedestroy all chance o of peace. jerusalem to speak with giordano miller -- jordana miller. this is a carefully calibrated move from netanyahu, i imagine. >> he was incredibly stratategic the he decided to annex west bank jewiwish settlement.t. it was largely because that was a consensus issue among israelei voters. not just f for the right-wing votersrs, but extending those voters. he presented it t as a necessit. 30% that herea of mapped out. goes fromdge that galilee down to the dead sea. politically, wilill it work fofr him? to be pummeled by crcricism fromom the right and e left. he has beensaying in power for 10 years and the last two years under a verery friendly u u.s. administration. israelianted to extend sovereignty, he could have done it in

now inside gaza, hamas is in charge. and israel, they got elected in 2006. this is laila el-haddad, a native gazan, journalist, and author of the gaza kitchen. laila the catches are not as big as they used to be and that's primarily because the fishermen can't go beyond 3-6 nautical miles. >> anthony: you can continue fishing but what happens? >> laila: they'll shoot at the fishermen, they'll spray cold water at them, they'll destroy their boats, they'll cut their fishing nets. they'll detain them. so it's obviously really risky business. 9 nautical miles, that's where that deep sea channel is, where you're going to get the really good catches. >> laila: so gaza's the last palestinian area that has access to the coast and that's really important to remember. you know you have the west bank, just an hour away, but many of the palestinians there have never seen the sea, have never been to the sea. >> anthony: the sultan family own a small farm in the bonne saila area of the eastern gaza strip. sultan and her husband are un

political correspondent clearly from hama style welcome let's start with you and p.d. who are. well there's certainly an extreme right wing party whistlings to the militant neo nazi scene here in germany they have been under observation by the domestic intelligence service for years and there have been several attempts to ban the party according to the federal constitution or the german constitutional court the n.p.t. is indeed pursuing constitutional goals and 2 years ago 2 years ago in 2017 the court only stopped short of banning the patchy because it said it was too weak to endanger democracy so the mainstream parties raised no objection to staff and. elected him so why are they objecting now. well it seems like they just didn't expect the reaction that was coming towards them from the national level and local council member em off i'm going to mcewan's christian democratic party who voted for you actually actually said quote what he does in the posse or in private that's not my business they're not our business so it seemed like there was no other candidate running the post

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leaders, including those in iraq who may have created improvised explosive devices, and leaders from hamaspalestinian islamic jihad, isis philippines, and we are furthering the status of a group in syria is a global terrorist regime. these are further muscle to us counterterrorism efforts. it will allow us to ensure that the deadly attacks of september 11 that happened 18 years ago i never repeated, ever. we are happy to take questions on this topic. did jon bolton get fired, or did he quit, and did he leave the white house because he disagreed with you in particular over talks with the taliban? last night, the president asked for ambassador bolton's resignation and i understand it was received this morning. was it because of this disagreement?” received this morning. was it because of this disagreement? i will leave it to the president to talk about the reasons he made the decision. the president is entitled to the staff he once was up any staff person who works director for the president of the united states, he should have values and judgments who benefit american foreign policy. that i

as the storm churns away from the hamas, survivors face a humanitarian crisis. marvin hanlon dames is the bahamian national security minier. >> we are now in that stage where we're beginning now to get on the ground and get our people in the right places and begin to focus on the needs and the concerns of those persons in distress. >> yang: so far, t rescue effort includes more than 600 police officers and marines deploying across hard-hit grand hama island. the u.s. coast guard is assisting around the equally devastated abaco island. the red cross says more than 13,000 homes on the two islands, severely damaged or destroyed. sandra cooke's family was hours.d in their home for 17 all of my family lives in marsh harbour and everybody lost everything not one of them have a home to .ive or anything like th it's terrible. >> yang: meanwhile, "dorian's" wind speeds continue to drop asf it swirls nort the u.s. it began to lash trida coastline today, and is on track to continue past the carolinas, crhaps making landfall along the north carolist by friday. the storm ann

back to the old james over it quietly give you consistent as i quietly you believe being pressured hamas. will make this manufactured come sentenced to the public will. when the ruling classes to protect themselves. in the final merry go round the sun we don't want. to ignore middle of the room signals. the real news is. this is a story about what happens auster a stray bullet kills a young girl in the street. what happens to her family and daughters in florida alone my other daughter is buried in a cemetery meaning this is with your head what happens to the community the public was screaming for a scapegoat the police needed a scapegoat so why not choose a 19 year old black kid with a criminal record who better to pin this on than him and what happens in court. shot after shot as far as. we don't know childress is truthful. and of this morning we. truly. still love no chill shows. us democrats kick into impeachment mode with an official probe launched into president trump but the basis for an old reliance on a single whistleblower with 2nd hands knowledge of events. former chancellor wh

chris: that's true and it was a terrible, terrible act and many years ago, but we are talking about hamas, we are talking but hezbollah, we are talking about firing missiles onto civilian areas. we are talking about blowing up people in civilian areas of israel. that's not terrorism? >> translator: you defend in israel, sir, the foundation of which is based upon attacking and usurping on the rights of others and on a daily basis has targeted the people of palestine, lebanon, and most recently, even iraq as well as syria. there is no terrorism throughout the world that matches the activities of israel that has been seeking for the past 71 years, since its inception, since its founding, so those who fight for the freedom of their land and their homes are not terrorists. those are terrorists who render aid to isis. israel is the country that takes care of the injured isis fighters. and they make weapons available so isis other terrorists. >> chris: israel supports isis isis? >> translator: certainly, undoubtedly, to have any doubts? would you like to see the proof? you should visit israeli h

iran is the major funder in hezbollah, iran is the one who is funding hamas.improvides explosive devices that killed many, many of our soldiers in iraq. iran is the one who is the group that is leading the civil war in yemen providing weapons, houthis there. iran hab just ignore the facts. that is who they are. and this goes back to the same iran that was planting mines on vessels going through the straits and then say nothing way we did that we didn't do it. we didn't do it. these are false accusations 6 the united states until rerelease video of it. >> martha: do you think they are increasingly desperate is a better way to put my question that they would carry out this kind of attack which clearly, you know, could put really the world in a very precarious situation if this thing escalates? >> yeah. iran planted mines on vessels and then took hostages of people moving through the straits in to see how far they could go. they were able to get away with it. now they have now launched weapons into and munitions into an oil field to kind of take out the saudi oil

in israel we have hamas.y decide immediately to launch missiles over tel aviv, they do that, but they don't have air force. they don't have submarines and strategic weapons, but they do have strategic cyber weapons because they got hit by all they got from leaks outside the web. so they don't develop it. they don't have nsa, but they get their hands on because this is the nature of it, and that's a big difference from all the traditional weapons that we know. so i can talk for hours. i don't have the time, about new trends, new ttps, new things targeted ransomware, things that we discussed here in this great two days. but it's a very lovely day here in washington, d.c. we need to remember and to be vigilant that it's all this w l vectors and others that bring us to the gloomy conclusion winter is still coming. we haven't seen the worst yet. what we should do about it? the antidotes in this case, the israeli antidotes. the first and most important things of course, mission is securing cyberspace. second, and t

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. >>> por ahora sigue estuvo paso lento causando problemas en la islas y sigue en el norte de las hamass monitoreando el huracÁn >>> gracias karla hablaremos tambiÉn con un meteorÓlogo buenas tardes >>> vamos a ver estas imÁgenes fue tomada a 260 millas de distancia algo mÁs de 400 kilÓmetros y muestra el enorme tamaÑo de esta tormenta de categorÍa 5 que por cierto la mÁxima en la escala que mide la intensidad de los huracanes. el famoso chef espaÑol josÉ andrÉs espera que con su organizaciÓn benfica (nombre en inglÉs) pueda ayudar en bahamas luego que pasa huracÁn y tiene sus cocinas listas para trabajar en los refugios, y para hablar estado iniciativa saludo con mucho gusto y le doy la bienvenida al chef josÉ andres en buenas tardes en este momento dÓnde te encuentras y quÉ se vive a esta hora? >>> buenas tardes yo me encuentro ahora mismo en na so en la capital de las bahamas y estamos coordinando aquÍ con el gobierno central, de las bahamas. con diferentes ministros, quÉ estamos haciendo preparando, estamos viendo esperar pasar el huracÁn. todavÍa como bien saben se encontraba hasta

isys in the sinai and hamas in gaza.so it's not surprising the tendency is to focus on those threats if we talk about one state and two people that is real over time but that doesn't measure up to the immediacy. that's one reason and the second verse there are those that simply deny there's even a democratic problem. and if you read the last chapter there's a whole discussion that deals with this but i will give you one example to put into perspective. 1986 counting the jews and arabs in gaza, israel and the west bank. the percentage was 63 percent jews 37 percent arabs. 1986. this is before soviet russian jews come to israel. over 1 million in three years. so today they say don't count gaza with the demographics because israel got out when they withdraw i want to count them anyway there is something wrong with that approach. don't count gaza now it is 61 / 39. so that is to ignore reality to say it is a demographic problem even if it was close to 6040 you are only one state for two people there still a choice to make. o

it is moving along the soututheastern united states afr slamming into the hamas over the weekend.the death toll in the island 20 dead.ands at 70,000 residents are in need of humanitarian aid. ryan quinn has more on the .atastrophic damage ryan: unprecedented devastation in the bahamas, entire neighborhoods like to off the of in the wake of your flesh hurricane dorian. helicopters from the u.s. coast guard and british royal navy airlifted injujured survivors ot on wednesday as prime minister hubert minnis thanks the internatioional commitittee for support and vowed d to carry on. innis: our r response willll be day and night, day after day, week aftfter week, month after lives of ourthe people return to some degree of normalcy. ,yan: in the capital, nassau cheerful reunions -- tearful reunions of missing relatives. 70,000 people need immediate humanitarian aid. the red cross estimates that 13,000 homes have been either severely damaged or completely destroyed. residents shocked at t the level of damage. >> the is no houses. 80% of the house is gone. ryan: hardest hit, the northernm

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israeli military responded with air strikes that hit 15 targets in gaza including tunnels used by hamas. netanyahu was rushed off the stage tuesday when two rockets triggered sirens. a week before the election he is now vowing to annex parts of the west bank. >>> and in iraq, the u.s.-led coalition blasted what's being 0 tons of explosives. the military officials say the island in the tigris river had become a safe haven for terrorists. >>> leaders of a popular church in southern california are accused of holding homeless people hostage. prosecutors say officials at imperial valley ministries locked their victims inside homes and forced them to panhandle for nine hours a day then took any money they earned. imperial valley ministries operates dozens of churches and that's in the u.s. and mexico and says it helps treat drug addicts at rehab homes. it's not commenting on the charges. >>> the creator of the storm area 51 festival in the nevada desert is now bailing out. matty reports he's worried about a turned into the alienstock music festival. the original idea was storm the site where

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johnson's government was ordered to share the assessment on monday the plans are called operation yellow hama and details what advisers say is the worst case scenario so let's take you through some of the main points well the document confirms the government is expecting severe disruption to routes across the english channel it says trucks carrying essential goods could be stuck for days medicines and food and fresh food to be particularly affected and also confirms the worst of people. will be from low income groups there's likely to be a spike in the cost of essential is like electricity and prices for certain goods will rise and the document is also warning protests and counter protests will take place across the country and those will put a strain on the police for their potential rise in public disorder let's get more now from me barca in london what this 6 page document essentially shows is that the united kingdom is vulnerable to the impact of leaving the e.u. without a deal it focuses on a whole range of different possible scenarios implying that there will be a significant shortage o