go back into the program, has bought us as it has launched 140 rockets into northern israel. others comes after is riley fights, a jet struck more than a 100 has bought tockets in southern babylon. overnight. the idea says 8 hidden rocket launchers and weapons facilities and trading blows with has bought across the border on thursday. these riley strikes happened. this has bell as need blamed israel for the deadly device explosions targeting the militant group, which is considered as a terrorist organization by many countries. a night of air strikes in southern lab and on the israel defense forces release these images they say show their war planes taking off to heat as well. a targets they claim to have struck $100.00 rocket launchers and around $1000.00 rocket launcher. barrels. ready to be used to immediately fire towards is riley territory. ours, earlier hezbollah leader hudson, those raw that issued a warning to israel. it came after dozens of people were killed and thousands injured. when hundreds of pagers and walkie talkies used by hezbollah to explode as well. so you, as yes, he

i received a pipe, it's already that has been killed because he has also, as tom has been killed with that said he and that is there any conflict? and we believe that he has led us to great victories in 20062000 the if he is to be killed, then it's just the outcome of being someone who is a because it's right and it has no other options of dealing with this one other thing, can i do them or you know, changing them into she just like it did with different countries. that's the 14 piece and now we can see what's happening to them and like egypt and jordan. so we have made this decision as the 1st and last time i got that for you with this since 1948, we took this decision that we what is it says the 1st month is committed by the 80 guys and 1948 and the visits a whole lot not south to the bottom. we what is this? our country was, was start off by a civil war and 18 and 1982. and it says that people manage to find ways to desist as right. i took it out of pain with the latest on site docs were in 1985 and they took into south in some south and about. so we have made this decision as the,

eric adams has sent a background? eric adams has spent a year _ background?has spent a year under the - background? eric adams has spent a year under the cloud j background? eric adams has i spent a year under the cloud of federal investigations. it began when the fbi seized his phone after he was leaving an event and search the home of his top campaign adviser less than a year ago. it was reportedly to do with their investigation into whether his campaign had conspired with the turkish government to receive illegal foreign donations. turkish government to receive illegalforeign donations. we illegal foreign donations. we are illegalforeign donations. we are still waiting to get the official charges unsealed in new york and prosecutors will be holding a press conference in about an hour to go over these charges. in recent months, several of eric adams top aides including the chancellor and what the nypd commissioner, resigned as part of the allegations, and for new yorkers this move did not come as a surprise, but certainly to see the first sitting mayor of n

leigh milner has the latest. it's here on this beach, near the town of ambleteuse, where eight people were declared dead last night after a small boat started to sink not long after leaving the coast of france. translation: the vessel - departed from the slack sector near the town of wimereux. it quickly ran into trouble and appears to have crashed on the rocks directly in front of where we are now. a total of 45 people have now died in the channel this year, the highest reported number since 2021, according to the un's international organisation for migration. sir keir starmer is expected to meet the italian prime minister in rome tomorrow to discuss italy's offshore processing plan, where asylum seekers are sent to albania. speaking to the bbc this morning, foreign secretary david lammy said the government was open to using some of the schemes to tackle the issue. well, they have a comprehensive scheme with albania, understanding that that balkans route, as well as the channel and the southern mediterranean, ar

it has 2 levels. definitely the 1st level is that the news people have it and do the consequences of this attack. but the 2nd level is a global level. we really need to look at this starting on what can be, and i can name them or discriminate them or together. because this is not only the, on the people this is that i, it's an assignment on on then you might have a clause because once the commodity views on the basis become what categories i think we become the do these types of attacks and cyber attacks. so i think that we think that you and the security council for the action that i to read on domain . this kind of is a dime and we call on the international community to continue looking and quoting this agreement or attacked and also joining to good international treaties or, or some type of international collaboration to regulate or band those types of attacks on together. yeah, it would be really interesting to see what this unprecedented attacks, what, you know, what kind of restrictions or new p

it has to stop that conflict. i often question how much leverage the united states does have over as real. now circle the question that when they give millions of dollars in a to israel bush, maybe i'll refrain and say they're not really do you use that leverage? you're absolutely right. and there are things the united states could do, but politically, especially in the end, the year of the presidential election. they're not going to do that. the other piece of this is, as you pointed out earlier, israel conduct these attacks as soon as the us diplomat leaves, as an american citizen, i find that in raging. i think it's an embarrassment that oftentimes the as rarely as act as the senior partner in the relationship danielle who are coming and giving speeches in the us congress criticizing or right to protest. so i'm often offended by the way. it is rarely behaved in that relationship. i wish the dynamics were different. but i don't think any politician is willing to, again, 7 weeks out from an election. uh, you know

has belie infrastructure that has been operating for 20 years for the executive . anything on social media shows huge clouds of smoke rising into the sky earlier on monday. the idea of his numerous pockets across lebanon leaving it 356 people dead at more than 1200 people injured. but as the muscles rained down these rodney governments both of us and insist that ron and has belong are the ones to blame. daddy? yeah, my colleague charlotte dimansky discussed the situation with our tea correspondence use of july and yasenya can the, the wrong, of course, is behind us because blocks we know that any country which be wrong gets involved and becomes a failed state. lebanon is just such an example. we believe that the majority of lebanese people are against his blog post. but i need to be objected from the old politics from your country, lebanon, and peace needs to be restored, restored to our northern boulder. if we look at the behavior pattern and by as well, we see a common for it. each time is really wants to attack at a specific area. it starts this wave of blame ga

the ssl has paula has launched a barrage of rockets towards northern israel. the group says it targeted multiple sites and his role says it carried out around $400.00 a tax on southern never known since we saw today often in the us and the you and have wanted against further escalation and is really strikes a skills 7 palestinians in a school sheltering families in kansas city, at least 16 palestinians have been killed in attacks across the strips and stores. and heavily on his ready soldiers, stones out 00 in new york, you find west spine giving stall for just 10 minutes to pack their belongings and leave the office entrance has been will the shots and the minute treat has ordered it's closure for $45.00 days. well, there's been reaction the united nations israel shot down of all does there is bureau in ramallah era. i was on the reports from new york. the world leaders are beginning to arrive here at un headquarters in new york for the un general assembly . one of them is a president of ireland, michael higgins. he gave a press briefing to irish journalist,

this has been, you know, has detected it. so it's not flying, it's a, it's not, it's not going to go anywhere. it would appear for not at least. ok, so told to small that about the position of hezbollah within a lebanese military and political structure is because it does sound very much like a state within a state as well. it surely is, and some people also describe it as a stage within the field stage. right, because living on, i mean level, it was never a very strong state to, i have never had a very strong state. and, and so since 2019 the economic crisis, that one that's already able state has to be in a road. it's even more so, so as well. um it is a political party as well as look for is represented as empowerment. they have allies in parliament, in the political sphere, all of which allows them to either impose their will or veto whatever others want to do. if it's not to their liking and of course comes, that becomes especially important when you, when it comes to imposing limitations on, as well as ability to wage w

hezbollah has filed -- has fired a long-range missile at tel aviv. said it carried a heavy warhead and was accepted -- and was successfully taken down. millions of israelis were sent to air raid shelters and many more would have heard the explosion as it was intercepted. in new york world leaders have been urging all sides to step back. reuters is reporting that the u.s. and france have been working out a cease-fire proposal. the french have called an emergency session. that will get underway three hours from now. fair to say that expectations are pretty low. we will be live in beirut shortly. first here is an update on what has been a very violent day in the middle east from our senior correspondent. >> some of the rockets got through today. drivers had a narrow escape on this highway in israel. but, the major destruction and loss of life is across the border. this was southern lebanon. israelitting 60 sites that worldly -- that were linked to hezbollah intelligence, some of us in front of us in the city of tyre. there has been more incoming israeli

when israel launched the wife scale air assault on, on, has well as the on, in areas where has the, has the presence of this house in the east of the country. they, with southern suburbs was largely out of the equations that has now changed. so the situation is very 10, so people here are telling us that they believe that this is just the beginning, and that's why you see people carrying suitcases, whatever they can to leave the area in time and time again, we can hear the sound of as a fighter jets in the skies. so this is, this is, this is a war. we have been reporting 11 months of the fighting between hezbollah and israel, but now we are definitely in a new phase, it appears that the business is rouse, stated objective, are more objective to return residents to the north of the country. so, and that has the health is firing, that seems to be a, that's has changed if, if it's clear from as well to action in the past week or so. now this is more about destroying has the law and this is what people here are saying. and the massive strike can lead to on the late yesterday, where we saw m

— of the decisions that israel has taken? , ., ., ._ has taken? have to say i have not yet received a - i have not yet received a classified briefing, no member of congress has in terms of what exactly is happening in lebanon, how many rockets we're seeing from his brother. what is the full extent of the response from israel. i would really think it's responsible to deferjudgment until i get a classified briefing. iwas to deferjudgment until i get a classified briefing. i was say more generally however, the sooner that we can finally have a leadership both wage and hamas go to a brutal terrorist organisation and the israeli government, which by its own admission has the most right wing government and the nations 80 year history, the sooner that we can get parties willing to accept a cease—fire and the release of all the hostages the better off we all will be. congressman boyle, i hope we will speak more before the election. thank you for coming on the programme tonight. thank you for coming on the programme tonight. now to something pretty astonis

this has been killed. and then these really striking solve and i've been on university of to ron, professor kid mohammad. but randi says he's role is to blame for the latest escalation this has nothing to do with has wilma, this way. the regime is by major a brutal racist regime. what is that it has done to gaza has expose it to the world that it is seen across the world as a brutal and racist and illegitimate regime and what it's doing and loving on. this is a repeat of what it's doing in gaza. and of course, the west bank, but has well known as much stronger and the regime will fail him up and on. and it will regret these attacks if there's any regime is despise across the region. and the resistance which includes the am in 11 on syria, iraq, you run, they will continue to support the palestinian people. they will continue to struggle against this past those the premises regime and it's aggression and the it will ultimately fail. what is most important is that not only is the, is really the economy colla

so has bala will be at -- so has bala will be at a loss as to what retaliation it can do.aliates at a high level, it exposes them to risk and if it doesn't do anything at all, it loses its credibility. for has bala, the steps will be what we have seen which is limited missile strikes on host: israel. host:how does this look for israel which until now has been engaged with the war in gaza. what do you anticipate israel will face in battling hezbal lah which is better supplied than hamas ? guest: israel is trying to paralyze haezball. what israel is trying to do is prevent it from using this military capacity. by infiltrating the communications, infrastructure and causing disarray in the organization. let us not forget that an attack like a pager attack will mean that it will now become suspicious about any equipment that it has imported. and so, this kind of chaos within a militant group like this is, in a way, more crippling than large-scale military action against it. host: this is a pretty dramatic escalation that we are witnessing. what do you think it means for the reg

second, of course, has the cabinet, has the lens would have turned style. lemme that's militarily, i think with these really is maybe trying to achieve. obviously it signal is how far are they able to penetrate, not just the personnel, but the command and control and the supply chain networks that you, these walkie talkies and other electronic communication devices. but it's the for says bullet out of this, a tit for tat scenario. if possible, it doesn't respond well then it's already lost a whole host of operatives, but it has blood does respond and tries to say face, well, has broken, but risk losing its head. and that may allow is real to come and even harder militarily and restore to turns and clear the way for those 608-0000 displaced persons back. well, as you were saying, there are many people are pointing the finger at is really intelligent service. so what exactly does this say about has believes defense preparedness, just one day after the pager explosions that we saw are enjoying and killing. so many people to it would show both on the page or fr

netanyahu has a point. the problem is he also has his own political future to consider and that mixes with his role as the responsible official for israel's security but remember eight out of nine members of this cabinet, and in a poll yesterday, 49% of the israeli people are supporting it. reporting from israel, a journalist got it exactly right. in the first phase, where israel said it would withdraw from the "populated or built up" areas of gaza but not entirely from gaza, he said that that means they will stay in much of the philadelphi corridor because, a, that is by his definition not a populated area so he claims he is not changing the initial 31 may presentation of the plan that president biden did. and, b, it is very important for israel's security. he and others have said in phase two, the second 42 day period, in the end, israel is committed to withdraw but only if negotiations succeed. but is this not a sticking point? hamas has said there should be no israeli presence on this land. this is war

iran has not spoken yet, the iraqi resistance have not... spoken yet, the yemen has not spoken yet, andf, in the red sea or on the mediterranean. whether it's going to be used will depend upon whatever talks are going on behind whichever screens, and they may indeed be significant. there's talk in the media today that the us is begging. iran to reopen the nuclear talks, yes, those very same nuclear talks that were so recklessly wrecked by the previous administration of donald trump when he pulled the us out of the treaty, which could have led to the development of peaceful nuclear power on an agreed basis. the americans wrecked it, tore it up, now we're told they're begging iran. to restart those talks, well, if that were to happen in the context of a complete removal of all sanctions against iran, well that would be a revenge that ismail hania would surely approve of. not that any such negotiation is going to solve the palestinian question, but the world has begun to move on this issue. russia has been engaged in the middle east for... many decades, half a century or more, through its

there has to be. i agree with the german foreign minister. there has to be accountability.mongolia gets away with thumbing their nose at the icc, which it's a member of, then it is a further strike against international law and accountability and as we know, the russians have already made severe dance in our regime. it is on very shaky ground as it is. it is really important that the international stands up and holds mongolia accountable and ultimately holds vladimir putin accountable. russian president vladimir putin arrived in mongolia earlier on monday despite warrant the international criminal court issued for the leader's arrest last year. it was his first visit to a country that is required to adhere to the international court's decisison but he's been welcomed at a lavish ceremony in the capital of ulaanbaatar and a spokesperson from the kremlin said it was not concerned that mr putin would be arrested during the visit. kyiv has condemned mongolia's decision to not arrest the russian leader, accusing it of sharing responsibility for war crimes. russia has been lookin

has been law, has confirmed that he has been killed in the attack. the liberties government accused israel of targeting populated residential area. yet again, this is not the 1st assassination of hezbollah officials and southern bay was on july 30th. israel carried out another attack, killing flood shocker, as well as number 2, man in a city or strike in the same neighborhood. the sense of smoke continues to fill the air here as the rest of the workers continue to work around the cost to try and take out $80.00 survivors and bodies that are buried under the rubble behind me. now down here is the most densely populated area in 11 on it is home to nearly 700000 people on this, the top has shaken this community to the core. once again, analysts say as well as trying to divert the world's attention away from the dire humanitarian situation in gaza, then you mean that in, you know, these really the prime minister is trying to shift the attention completely away from happening in palestine and gaza. and the west bank and then same to the what now i'm conce

>> our policy has not changed. it just has not. it has not changed.nd again, israel has the right to defend itself. we have been very clear, against iran backed groups like hezbollah, like hamas. i'm not going to get into diplomatic conversation but our policy has not changed. >> yesterday, the president announced the military drawdown for taiwan. what was the purpose of this? what was the thinking? is this intended -- what was the message he was sending with that decision and is it meant to kind of hold taiwan over in case it is a change of leadership in the united states? >> there are overreaching goal -- our overreaching goal remains the same. maintain peace and stability across the taiwan straight. that is our goal and we have always been very clear about that and that is what we want to see. >> asking specifically about the timing of this. what does that communicate? >> look, i think if we think about the drawdown, it is pretty much consistent with our long-standing one china policy so i'm going to make that clear. it has not changed and it remai

very has been, has been coming very close to the far right as through canada to have it ticketed. and then the latest calls there, depending on the pole there, was there any one percent or 2 percent missing between the 2 of them. people here are saying that connie, i'm on, has been catching up also because he's been able to show that he's a good crisis. manage us rendering the plots which has been, have been causing, have all over the country and the 2 weeks ago. and under this impression, it seems that people have been saying that they would vote for kind of them all. but of course, uh right now the elections are running and we will have to see what people actually the vote for to see um. but at the far right party effort that has been leading the poles for months now. but also a take home that, that elections and if the far right does speak out a when they'll of course have to find partners or former government. what sort of coalition talks should we expect? yeah, you can expect them to be still quite open because even though the, the, the far right as to who might have in this

the product has arrived. all the family members of the farmer's house, like the days of planting, how much he harvested approximately one ton of 800 kilos in this city , more than 15,000 families are active in the field of sunflower and pumpkin azalea seed production, from kash to family harvest, besides 35% of agricultural land each year, which is an increase of 30% compared to last year. we had the area of ​​azili pumpkin cultivation in the city is 3000 hectares. it is anticipated that we will harvest nearly 50,000 enclosed themes from this level of sophistication. in this city of qutb. the farmers use two types of sunflower seeds, modified and traditional, to produce the seeds that are used in the city. clip in the sun. it is expected that 3 thousand billion tomans will increase the income for the farmers of the city. more than 40 % of sunflower seeds in our country are harvested from the cemetery of this city and after processing , they are sold in the market. khalil mehboobi of khush tv news agency. acco

these are areas where has the law has a presence. but these really military strategy appears to include attempts to cause a bigger displacement crisis. okay, there's a lot of time a career people are making their way out of this area. a few minutes ago there's been another airstrikes you can see the smoke this the air strikes have been happening since the early hours of the morning. in fact, in, in recent days. and we are very, very close to the southern city of tires. fighter jets are also hitting with isabel says are has the positions on the highway leading to the capitol. they route these rated army says this is just the beginning. people are leaving traffic almost at a standstill after israel ordered them to leave areas where it says hezbollah is storing weapons already. this nearly year long conflict has displaced more than 100000 people from lebanese villages along the border. but the un says another 150000 live about 10 kilometers north, like and garza as well seems to have decided once again to put civilians in harm's way. fo

this isn't the 1st time buyer that has broken out on this level between these well and has well, what are people 11 on going through again. so this confrontation has been going for why? for us, you know, at least between the 19 eighties and the year, 2000 when as well. and it's the occupation to the buttons, the south. then a war broke out again in 2006. what is right cause the 2nd living and war and lost it for 33 days. and last october, 1 has been launched, a military operation separate and then the 3 attacks on his way and support for cause. as it says, this is really continuing the disrupting people's life on so many aspects. for instance, at more than $100000.00 people left their homes in south, i'll flip in on and are taking refuge in redwood and across the country in the mountains. it really feels like we are in the deadlock here. this is what i'm hearing, as is, ryan says, well patients and even on will continue until safe. a return for his release is is a safe guard in return. his beloved says it will continue to strike as well and support for gaza, and that is why it is will

it has been a busy week for economic _ in the past.en a busy week for economic data - in the past. it has been a busy week for economic data in - in the past. it has been a busy week for economic data in the | week for economic data in the us. another sorry it has been making headlines is us steel. the share price is slightly up today. 0ff the share price is slightly up today. off the back of the news thatjoe biden is planning to block that takeover bid from japan? block that takeover bid from ja an? , , , , . japan? yes, this is very much about election-year— japan? yes, this is very much about election-year politics, | about election—year politics, you could say. if i had been another year, you could say. if i had been anotheryear, perhaps you could say. if i had been another year, perhaps the deal would have come through a lot easier. it is unlikely that he can outright block the deal. any move to do so would be subject to litigation but it is interesting. i was talking to henrietta trays this morning and she said it is more about s

in addition, iran has long meddled in lebanese politics stoking religious tensions and packing has belong. the militant group has been launching the missiles. that is real since how bosses terror attack of october 7th last year saying it supports her boss and the palestinians to live in and also took in an estimated 1000000 syrian refugees in the past decade. many of them have now been upper again, now serious as hundreds, have crossed over to its side of the border as it prepares to receive more people. aid workers say they weren't ready for anything on this scale, the old one, we're looking food and hygiene kids. the schools have big issues with bathrooms and trying to find fuel for electricity. we are truly witnessing a struggle in the operation very, but we are trying as best we can, but i'm and how is the? how's the refugee crisis continues. lebanon says only the us can make a difference in the situation. take a look at a few other stories making headlines around the world today. hurricane helena is moving fast across the gulf of mexico towards the us state of florida. authorities th

garza lost his position has been very consistent how much his position has been. if there was a full ceased by, we accepted the americans know that mediators from cops our egypt, know that he's ready, defense establishment, know that the whole speech families know that the protest is in israel. know that it is prime minister and nothing yahoo! and he's color, they should know that and i'm afraid they are acting in a rogue manner, whether routine dogs or really cell sports elsewhere the able to act in a rogue about that because the united states and other western allies in europe, germany and office are continuing to provide political and diplomatic copland in the case of the united states, the weapons, and positioning that warships and getting directly involved to enable this to happen. it is reasonable to have a comprehensive ceasefire. i feel that the slightest escalation in that will not lead to a cease fire. what you will have is a huge block capacity. and all the actors are likely to join in these already involve your rocky militias of letting them go, as lon

there has been no comment. for this, though, is that overnight there was an israeli security cabinet that made the return of israeli citizens in the north to their homes one of the four core war goals in this war that started last october. it is the only one of the four goals to relate to the north of israel and not to relate to gaza or hamas. there has been an ongoing debate in israel about this conflict with hezbollah that started nearly year ago, started the day after the october 7 attacks. that what's happened in that period is that there have been daily cross-border attacks from hezbollainto israel and israel carrying out airstrikes and other things in lebanon. that means thousands of people on either side of the border had to leave their homes and have been displaced. israel -- within israel there has been a debate about what should happen, and there has been some arguing for a military operation that would lead to the creation of so-called buffer zones in southern lebanon that would be great hezbollah's

that swats has been a lot has been preparing for during the past. yes, that's wolf, as well as looking for. well, he to the, for many lebanese, this already feels like, like, well, what would be the difference? would it make a difference? i mean, of course it was can always get much worse, but at the moment do right, i mean nobody's calling to fill out was but it is a for that war. i mean, and one day we saw that on monday when it's available, embody the south of lebanon, saying that it's a tech can get, actually, you know, of his, by lot and other places of lebanon. we so over 500 people dying that's and one day and this is, you know, we haven't seen that at 11 and 40 years since the end of the civil war in the 1990 . this is a much as of amount of casualties to fall in one day. um, so yeah, for a lot of live in use. it does feel war. we've seen that a piece of pictures of this whole x or this of people from the south. hundreds of thousands of people are leaving their homes, going to where i mean they don't have shelters like and is the visitor and

what has the loss fit? it'd be able to keep its position and not go towards an all out war because it said every time the ation that could hit that lines on the is really side code. maybe it lights, something bigger than what we are seeing. however, it seems that what we were to say is what we're seeing over the past 11 months. we over the past it, every months we're talking always about the rules of engagement. and these were all the words of engagements were being updated, day after day, day after they did the extent that now they are vanishing. and in case anyone wants to define did was of engagement. which means is that right? and it has a lot from these ready sides. it doesn't seem that there are, there are any red lines. what is red hospitalized to keeping its retaliation? its movements and its activities within 20 kilometers on the border. ok, alhashan that for us in tire and southern 11 on how to salute has more on the is really reaction. she reports from the jordanian capital amana reminder, she is

long conflict with israel has bullet has recently switched to using pages as a more secure alternative to the groups leader hudson. this role a cold and his fighters to abandon smartphones appearing israel's ability to hack the devices. the switch was meant to enhance security, but the may have created a new weakness. the attack spend multiple locations across the webinar suggesting a coordinated and sophisticated operation. while israel hasn't commented so far, this comes just our stuff to reset to have stopped, has bullet attacked on a swim, tuesdays attack and loveliness seen as a significant escalation. after months of cross border attacks by israel and has spa x as i move out to 0, the name of hunter has been following the story for us from the route and joins us live. now tell us more about how the country is coping with the often loss of this attack, especially with the thousands who were injured. yes, people are still in shock. we are outside one of the biggest hospitals in be rude people waiting outside for news of their loved ones. a mass casualty events as well as calling is

but even has it, has bullet, is able to do so. and if it is able to regroup after suffering a series of setbacks, if it does strike, for example, tel aviv because the equation for hezbollah has always been, you hit the babies we had tell of the then what kind of counter response will there be for me as well as there could be carpet bombing, so as well as to isn't a very difficult position, but what is clear and the fear is now, is that as well may go after husband are members outside the set this up as a beta is because many people really have left that area and move to other areas, either in bales or elsewhere across the country and say no, just the final thoughts you were hearing. the french foreign minister has arrived in bay road is there still in a small chance for diplomacy to end the conflict? well, he is the 1st floor and dignitary to arrive since this major escalation began. 2 weeks ago, this new phase in the conflict. now, france of course, doesn't have much influence, it is united states, but it has become clear from st

japan has a new prime minister. shigeru ishiba has won the race to lead japan's ruling party. now has beaten party rivals to take over leadership of the liberal democratic party. just the liberal democratic party. a reminder of some ( information just a reminder of some of the information coming into us from the middle east, and that is that the uk government has asked for extra flights out of the capital of lebanon, beirut. that is to enable british nationals to leave. you can see these scenes of beirut airport. that is basically, as it is estimated, there are around several hundred people with british passports in the country, and around 5000 dual nationals and their immediate families also in lebanon. the british government is urging them all to leave lebanon now stop middle east airlines is laying on extra flights over the weekend, but demand for them is not thought to be huge at the moment. all of this as israel and hezbollah continue their cross—border fire, while officials in the un are calling for an immediate ceasefire. i will have more after a short break, so do stay

and this order has been of the close of 45 days has been done renewed every uh, every so week. and so, and this is what the snow been seeing awesome. this rate uh, in the, in the occupied westbank. so this means for views, he cannot access, i 0 anymore or so the website is complicated to access this and press freedom. goods have of course, criticize this move very sharply as an infringement of a press, a freedom because it's so brought to the word and that it can also actually, uh, you know, mean that other 4 and channels could be stuff from broadcasting. right? yeah, the corresponding time. yeah. clairmont india was that a thank you let's look at some more stories making headlines around the world, french presidents and one. well my chrome has named a new center writes government headed by wisdom via appointed prime minister and michelle barnett. it comes more than 2 months since the small collections called by my chrome, the left wing newport, the left front of lands that came fast and that boat was condemned. the new government, as i'm to democratic debate, is donald trump h

the prime minister has announced the prime minister has arrived _ announced the prime minister has arrived in — announced the prime minister has arrived in washington and the big question— arrived in washington and the big question is, will the united states -ive question is, will the united states give permission for uk storm shadow missiles _ give permission for uk storm shadow missiles to— give permission for uk storm shadow missiles to be used by ukraine in russian — missiles to be used by ukraine in russian territory? the prime minster has asked _ russian territory? the prime minster has asked about, can we help improve, _ has asked about, can we help improve, do more for ukrainian self defence. _ improve, do more for ukrainian self defence, and he said, we are having further— defence, and he said, we are having further discussions. and then he said, _ further discussions. and then he said, russia started this conflict and said, russia started this conflict arrd carr— said, russia started this conflict and can end this conflict straightaway, and further set, we don't _ straightaway, a

carl nasman has the latest.tion is becoming clear. from florida to georgia... ..and here in north carolina, homes and livelihoods washed away. more than 100 people have now died across six states, and with scores still missing, white house officials fear the death toll could rise as high as 600. i've never seen so many people homeless as what i have right now. this is the third storm in a year. like, i don't know how much more we can take, and then they're telling us there's another one out there. mountain regions of north carolina are some of the hardest hit — the splintered remains of people's homes now floating in floodwaters. even before the officer got to me, the water was all the way up to my chest inside my car. i couldn't even think, "what was going on?" it happened so fast to me and scared the life out of me. rescuers are still trying to reach residents cut off by damaged roads and a lack of cell phone service. some of these states most affected are expected to be decisive in november's presidential ele

and she has more people. he's illusion of about the people in that age and that he both says about normalizing the license of his muslims by swimming through a sea of protest any and i live and his blood that's not going to happen for sure. as it started, the campaign of fits and destruction continues the people in that age and become more that their mind and a family have a belief that is a, is a nasty outside of the planted in our region as part of the colonial scheme to engage all region in on ending cycle of wars and wireless. we express our same party to us, the people of lebanon as this, that makes it public of you don't really be on the side. that's lebanon. and resistance, by all means. all right, thank you very much. i thank you is excellent to see me stood up to you for his statement. you have been listening to the iranian foreign minister. he was addressing the united nations security council meeting that was extensively about guns of it. as you have heard, it has become broader in lights of israel

now hamas has released a video of the israeli captiveusi. it is the last footage that has been. released from the six captives whose bodies were recovered in rafaq on sunday. the video has been taped prior to his death in the israeli air strikes. he calls on protesters in tel aviv to remain on the streets and do everything in their power to get them out. let see this. שלום. 27 מרעננה. התנאים פה קשים, אין כמעט אוכל, מעט מים, חשמל, דבר שידוע לכל שחסר פה, הפצצות מכל עבר, הפצצות מכל עבר, פצצות שחלקן כנראה מופנות כלפיי וכלפי החטופים האחרים, ממשלת ישראל, צווא הגנה לישראל, אנשי הביטחון, בשביעי באוקטובר נכשלתם והבקרתם אותנו, בשביעי באקטובר נכשלתם והבכרתם אותנו, הפכרתם אותנו בכך שכשהתקשרנו לעזרה. נאמר לנו שעלינו להסתדר בכוחות עצמנו ושאף אחד לא יגיע לחלץ אותנו, דבר שהוביל בסוף לחטיפתי. המשכתם להיכשל במשך כל התקופה האחרונה בניסיונות חילוץ כושלים וכוזבים במבצע קרקעי, ניסיונות אשר עלולים להוביל בסוף למותי, ניסיונות אשר עלולים להוביל בסוף למותי. חיינו אינם הפקר. חיי תושבי מדינת ישראל אינם הפקר, השיבו אותנו הביתה בביתחה, שלא תיפול אות שערה אחת. מרושינו, וב

hezbollah has parliamentarians, it has ministers in the government.ngs like that. there was other people in the vicinity. that was the first shock. lebanese, including the government, consider those act of terrorism. they were people that were turned into ied's, the devices were turned into ied's. that was the first shock. and then there has been a series of massive shocks to the system since then. i drove around early and you could hear a pin drop in normally bustling city streets. people are concerned i do not know what this means. hezbollah, i have to say, is an institution. it does not rest on one man. hassan nasrallah took over from a predecessor who was assassinated by israel. he has lost many commanders since october 7th. they were very senior and high- level commanders who had been with them since the group was founded in 1982 because of the israeli occupation of southern lebanon. it is an institution. the remaining leaders will now meet you and they will vote and elect a new secretary general. i have to show you that there are short clips of

and so now those roll on has bella has, has suffered enormous losses in leadership, in weapons, etc. and yet he appears unwilling or unable to de link what his bowl is doing from a perpetual conflict in gaza. now what does this will going to do to, as well as position is acceptance within lebanon? it is, but was position with 11 on, was already precarious. and majority, it has the support comes from shia muslims who with predominately in southern lebanon. but those are the very residents who have had to evacuate their communities. because of this really strikes in those areas in response to as well as campaign of terror. but in the other parts of the very uh, wiley diapers at nick sick, tearing and religious to sidle fabric of lebanon, as well as viewed as responsible for the 2020. they move forward explosion. they blocked the judges and investigators from figuring out the truth about that. they've taken out lebanese civil society activists. they have targeted love these politicians and they have lots to lebanese parliament from forming a new government that could actually deliver th

hitting in areas where it has been a has a presence. and this is really a doctrine and is really military strategy that that's employed in the last major war in 2006. the dot to doctrine is what is this called exert pressure on civilians and civilian the pressure has below. so people, whether or not is this going to be some sort of physical? so yes, the same and thank you very much for that. that is zayna holder. she's joining us live from that highway, from southern leaven onto the capital bay route, near the city of side, and that's bringing him on con. now he's joining us live from much. are you in, in southern lebanon? and ron, we have seen pictures of attacks, not just in the south where you are, but also in the east and back called valley over the past balance. yes, that's absolutely right. but in the last 5 minutes we've just heard in the distance has below rocket. so what like he's to be his below rock, it's a barrel just going into northern israel. now what i the observed over the last couple of days of being hit every time we

the justice minister has several, several authors and have seen that the part of his speaker has delivered this speech promising that justice is going to be delivered. that's right, just so he said that i should know his death will not be in vain to tell us what the to the cause. government is doing a bachelor kenning, it was turkey has said that they are uh they have lost, they are independent investigation. then the reason for that is the lack of trust to where these, that investigation. the said that this rad investigation is not reliable. there are lots of them to do. it is around, it is not the rest patent. and or school or of course it doesn't make sense for them. that is there because structural pieces are close to them is realize the kid are off, i shouldn't move. so based on that, they have lost their own investigation and have heard from i sion whose father, ma'am, it's swap. the ag, again, again, has been quoting on the u. s. united states government also to do the same, but turkey is, is taking a further step. so it has done its own autopsy on a subsidy on when i sion was body

has has been missing in action because they are in fear that the aircraft carrier. could possibly beeally genocide in the gaza strip. i look at america like a bird and a bird has two wings and the two wings are the democrats and the republicans. and the bird has rabies at this point, honestly it's a point where the democrats and the republicans are walking in lock stuff at this point, and it makes me wonder what's the difference between the party other than a color and a couple of crazy politicians to basically say the same things. over 5,00 people attend to the gaza solidarity rally, carrying palestinian flags, chanting anti-israely slogans and carrying banners reading free palestine, globalized into father, stop killing kids. they also slamed the government for arming the israely regime. "the protesters called the us support for tel aviv hypocritical and demanded that taxpayer's money be rather used for american jobs and education. they also called to divest from israely linked companies. pro palestine demonstrations have taken place worldwide since the start visuals onslot on gaza

nobody has to have it. the illusion that is read, treat goes the word that the americans would say no. this time we're not going to come. and in support of the americans, not the americans will supply the ease where it is, whatever they need in order to fight this fight. so therefore, i don't see nowadays a difference between different policy, a porch in washington and the for the policy of television because it's the point police of this has been hijacked by nathaniel. and as you mentioned, nathaniel also wants the legacy here. he wants to empties legacy with some sort of complete new, the ation of the palestinian statehood. and the postilion demand for the state. and therefore dispose of pushes the palestinians. and also they are ups all around the, out of the court into not accepting ease resolution to me. so you have to, oh, and the reps and that what they say, and i'm speaking about the garage. what about the people that we don't accept the legitimacy of the political entity off is right, and we want o

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, uh, is uh, has been made. uh, it's also advice to people to watch the results in private and any public screening of the results has also been banned as a precautionary measures. what above is concerned about most of the weather, been speaking to the voters or de oh and the single biggest issue on their mind is off the call to make a recovery. remember ben uh the memories of for 2022. i still have a role. uh, you know, in people's mind they have to, to, for fuel and cooking gas for hours. but today they chewed up to go for their voices to be heard. this is a referendum on the last 2 years, so governments effort to put the economy back on recovery and we'll see how the country has voted on that. and the regional implications was it is meaning petition because it'd be, do you start to take location of bush along caught in the, in the pacific. you know, the 2 giant neighbors india in china. i had been watching a, what's been happening into long ago because, you know, they have vested interest in the country. reme

it has bloss science has blah has 5 dozens of real good sense and no one is rilen retaliation. targeting civil military positions, major explosions, have been heard in the course of the of high for the 10s of thousands of living is awfully north and mid heavy bombardment themselves. schools and universities closed across the country. milan shara is out there a senior political analyst who joins us now from london. mon, uh, this is clearly a mess of escalation on the part of israel. 274 killed already moving a 1000 people injured. but one. now why do you think is riley, has decided to carry out the mess of strikes across southern living on now, presumably because they could have done it at any time. so it's the beginning of the war of all i could think of a couple of reasons. one, i think uh, it's becoming clearer and clearer that, uh then at the, you know, government tests failed in x using it's objectives in gaza. although it's destroyed, most of garzo, although it uh, killed uh, thousands of children destroyed families, destroyed schools and hospitals is yet to be able to bring back it

and has begun sending medical. convoys, press tv's ibrahim vahti has more in this report. the israeli regime insists on continuing its unspeakable crimes. in recent days, the occupation army has expanded its targets in lebanon and intensified its aggression against innocent civilians. syria immediately took the initiative to support the lebanese brothers in their ordeel. president bashar al-assad instructed the syrian government to provide all possible means of assistance to support. leban's resilience against israel aggression, the crimes of design is know no bounds, they are difficult to describe or even discuss, but in these initial hours of your work, the primary focus above all other considerations must be how can we stand with our brothers and sisters in lebanon in all fields and sectors without exception and without hesitation? the syrian doctors syndicate is preparing a number of syrian doctors from various specialties to support the liban. people and treat the wounded, the syrian ministry of health has sent a medical aid convoy to the lebanese ministry of health,

hizbullah day and night for the last 42 years and has pay the high price for it, has taken the biggestfor example hezbollah from the islamic republic of iran or of course the yemenies and the iraqis, i mean your thoughts on this uh, the whether you think their efforts have been successful or not, and where do you see other arab countries or muslim countries, do you see any of them in? on the side of the resistance or not? am i allowed to tell the truth? please do. can i what arab countries? like, no, they don't exist in this equation, but if i were an iranian, i would wait, because i believe that iran has full trust in confidence in hizballah and other axis of resistance, what they're doing the job correctly, and i do believe that if iran wants to do something... "it would be at the end, the concluding, it would be, it would reach the conclusion, because i believe that now israel is military is getting saturated by the minute, and they're getting more isolated by the international community, and they're getting more hated by the public, and lot of countries in europe and united states