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outside of israel with a meeting that took place in beirut over the last 24 hours and it involved hasaah, the head of hezbollah, the shia militant group that operates in lebanon and political leaders from hamas and islamic jihad. this was a meeting that was covered. they pub licized the picture there and they wanted the world to see. what message do they want to see? >> they're sending a message of a united front that if israel invades on the ground into gaza that israel could face military action from hezbollah in the north. at the same time current and former israeli officials i've spoken to believe that hezbollah is trying to look like it's supportive of what's going on in gaza without triggering a full-scale israeli invasion. they don't want to the have to go that far. they are aware of the fact that there is u.s. fire power now in the region that could help knock out some of their missiles if they start raining missiles down on to israel from the north. >> so talk to me more about that because we obviously have seen, we have seen explosions around the lebanese-israel border which

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have to to to face the russians so this is the situation i don't know if we can expand the borders of hasas now but i'm sure that since 2006 it's a game changing in middle western and the zity is not anymore the... the the last of all the they can they can lose, they lost in 2006 and may they may lose again. um, if we have asha with us, esha, the russia has came out and made a statement about what is going on here, and um, i'm wondering if there's further reading that you can make in terms of russia stance where it says that palestinians need to be uh entitled to their own uh state, to their own country, what what do you make of that statement coming from russia, what?

hasa and hezbollah, in response, attacks were carried out on the territory of lebanon and the gaza stripebanon , an arrival at the local un headquarters was recorded. now representatives of the organization are trying to find out who is behind the incident. as a result of intensified hostilities, the number of deaths in the sector.