hues, uh, as you're joining us, it seems like the ground offensive uh is starting as israeli tanks were rolling into gaza, so uh, i want to get your thoughts on that issue as well, the dire consequences of such uh uh and uh if such uh an offensive does start also if you may we were covering the uh oic conference taking place in jedda saudi arabia where the palestinian foreign minister was addressing the gathering if you may walk us through some of the key points that were mentioned by uh mr. rad almali. yes uh firstly i'd like to offer my condolances to the uh families of the murdered and also the injured and all the people who were uh so brutally uh shooted uh last night by the israeli air force in the uh hospital a barbaric uh crime against humanity and there are absolutely no words in the english language i don't know about the arab uh language or the judean language but there are no words in english to describe uh the feelings that people have the desper and also the anguish and anger that people here the feel so helpless. to actually have any influence with their governments in the

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jerome hues, press tv, brussels.ng. a national demonstration called by italy's largest trade union cgl was held in rome's iconic san john square on saturday. the initiative dabbed the main road to reaffirm the fundamental rights and shrined in the italian constitution was attended by over 50,000 people. chigil union is calling on the government to adopt. measures that will help raise wages and pensions and introduce a minimum wage salary as wage floors in italy are fixed by collective agreements between trade unions and employee organizations. the trade union is also calling for the defense and relaunch of the national health service, which has been undermined by consecutive governments. italy cannot be a place where only rich people are cured, also pension payments must be adjusted to with current high cost of living, the government has been allocating more and more funds for its military, overlooking health and public education. a combination of high inflation, high borrowing costs and sky rocketing energy prices h

jerome hues has your story out of brussels. heads of governments were focusing on bringing more countries into the eu during a summit in spain on friday. however, millions of citizens across the current 27 member states are being neglected. a debate in the european parliament has heard. there are now 900,000 homeless people any given night in europe, and it's estimated that up to 125 million people in europe in energy poverty. apparently social welfare systems in the eu are broken. people across europe are struggling to pay their rents, their mortgages, even the energy to hit their houses. those losing their jobs. are at the serious risk of becoming immediately homeless. sanctions against russia are hurting the eu's economy, this as huge sums are spent on the war in ukraine. unlike eu decision makers, it seems a growing number of citizens want peace talks. the solution is there, the solution is not to rearmed europe, if france of belgium had the war and ukraine had this huge money, we thinking that they gonna give us this money

hues and belfast. let's... jump right in, first of all, i want to get your thoughts on the recent comments made uh by this far right, israeli minister bengaver, well i'm absolutely not surprised by anything i've heard, and in fact more importantly, it's not his words, but the dead of the israeli army on the ground in the west bank, under continuing ethnic cleansing day by day, the theft of land, the theft of homes, the theft of water resources and the murder of palestinians to physically - test against this illegal occupation, i think we are just witnessing a continued further move to the right by both israeli society, which is represented by the israeli government, there is already a shoot to kill policy in operation, we have seen palestinians who challenge the illegal occupation shot many times, neigh storm beside the body in order to try to justify the murder, the person is then allowed to... out, i've seen videos of uh young men and young women shot by the idf and uh they have refused to allow uh m

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there is a hue behind the scenes with the un? scenes with the un? there is a huge divide in _ behind the scenes with the un? there is a huge divide in the _ behind the scenes with the un? there is a huge divide in the un, _ behind the scenes with the un? ii—urr is a huge divide in the un, which is epitomised by the failure of the un security council to live up to its role to maintain peace and security in the world, including in this tormented region. they couldn't agree on a resolution of any sort, and eventually it fell on the general assembly, this responsibility, last friday the general assembly here in new york held a special emergency session and voted with 120 votes in favour, 14 against and the rest abstain is, for against and the rest abstain is, for a ceasefire, so that humanitarian aid can enter the gaza strip. —— and the rest abstain. nevertheless, a ceasefire is in fact not being discussed. i hear that there have been some proposals from one of the warring parties, which is hamas, but there is no agreement whatsoever

jerome hues, press tv, brussels, us is sending lethal guided bomb units, gbu's to israel as a regime continues with his bloodiest onslot against palestinians. iranian media cited informed intelligence sources saying. us is deploying a group of transport aircraft from its bases in both europe and asia to deliver the munitions to israel. this is based on updates from international air traffic control center. the guided bombs are the most destructive munition so far used to target both residential areas and critical infrastructure in gaza. according to the sources, the guided munitions are meant to make up for the shortage of israel's iron dome missiles fired during the hamas operation. washington's deployed to aircraft carrier groups in the mediterranean so far, it's also ordered some 2000 trues to prepare for potential deployment to support israel. and we're going to uh continue to cover uh protest with respect to israely bombing. of that hospital in gaza that's resulted in over 500 deaths, you can see this is a canada now protests in ottawa and earlier in tunese where the outside. em

jerome hues press tv, brussels. at the r for your latest here on press tv, everyone, thanks for tuning in and goodbye for now. the us said it was going to reconstruct afghanistan and restore security to the country, but after two decades, wherever you look in the country, you only see death and destruction. many us officials have taken the lid off the wide-spread corruption under the guise of reconstruction projects. follow the details in this documentary. we are expanding our relations with iran and implementing our previous agreements. iraq has started relocating iranian kurdish groups from iraq's kurdish region frontiers with iran. it will positively affect our economic ties as well as tourism.

benjamin met an ya hue is -- net an a ya a hue is declaring his forces are ready to win this war.h the latest developments. hi, trey. >> reporter: hey, guys, good afternoon. every sign that we have on the ground points to this ground invasion kicking off likely tonight. there are traps on the move -- troops on the move getting close to the border. israeli's media starts to report this could take place tonight. we won't mow until final order is made, but you can hear an israeli drone overhead. right now we're standing just on the edge of the closed military zone where israeli troops are in different positions, tanks, apc and infantry troopses, the drone overhead gathering intelligence for what is expected to be a difficult battle. they're not simply going to ride into gaza city and take over. they'll be immediately engaged, the airstrikes will continue by the us a reillys -- israelis. i do want you to take a look at what it was like last night, we watched as israel targeted different positions inside gaza and hamas fired rockets. you can see behind me a large explosion in the north

jehome hues has your story from brussels. european council president charles michelle chaired emergency video conference of eu leader. on tuesday night to discuss the middle east crisis. michelle was asked after the meeting if israel has broken international law by bombing a hospital in gaza city, resulting in a huge number of deaths. we got this information when we were together during this virtual meeting with the leaders, it seems to be to be confirmed, and attack against a civilian infrastructure is not in line with international law. seconds later, european commission president ersala vonder lion offered this. response, i need confirmation, i cannot comment in at this moment. vonderline is facing criticism over her apparent biased handling of the crisis in favor of israel. the president of ireland michael d higgins seen here meeting vonderline at the end of last year, claims she has engaged in a quote, thoughtless and even reckless set of actions. vonderline has previously accused moscow of committing war crimes for depr

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jerome hues press tv, brussels. شکست رو همه گفتن. من تاکیدم به غیر قابل ترمیم بودن است.عضی از سازه های اصلی حاکمیت رژیم قاصب رو ویران کنه که تجدید بنای اون سازه ها. said that those who attribute the operation to non-palestinians are making mistakes, the leader underlineed damage inflicted on israel in the surprise operation by palestinians is a result of the regime's own actions said the brave move by palestinians is a response to years of israeli crimes. he said israel is now playing the... victim card and that western media outlets are feeding into it noted the regime cannot be portrayed as an oppressed entity while it is actually a monster. if you want israel and its backers a bloodshed of palestinians will bring them greater calamity. iran's foreign strongly condemned israeli atrocities against palestinians during regimes deadly attacks on the gazo strip in a phone call the russian foreign minister sergey lafrop abdullahyan said israel is seeking to massacre the people of gaza by cutting off their water and electricity and blocking the entry of food and medicine into

on today's program, we focus on the crisis in egypt hue roberts. thank you, and we are happy today to welcome roberts from. it's good to see you again, we start a conversation sometime ago, and i it's going to be a continuing conversation, welcome, i'm joslin asami and you're watching the arabic hour. today we bring you part one of three programs on the topic, options and opportunities for resolving the palestine israel conflict. we're bringing it to you as panel discussion moderated by eline hagobian. you are very known, you taught at simons 30 years, did you meet with these arab american intellectuals living in the united states? i was walking my first. day at smith through the library and i was thinking that i'm working class and here i am this very wealthy school what am i doing here walking through there was this man at the water bubbler and he looked up and there were these very blue eyes and uh dark skinn man and he said to me you you're the you're the syrian girl and he said girl feminism hadn't been dominant yet and um i looked at him and

ask you to stay with us while we cross on over now to our correspondent from brussels, we have jorom hues joins us, well jerom, we're looking at the protest rally, tell us what you have for us on that? yes, cave, well, i've just returned from the the heart of that protest and i have to say it was incredible for number of reasons, i mean we're talking about narrow street here, close to the city center of brussels and it's where the department of foreign affairs is located, the belgium department of foreign affairs and literally it was it was standing room only because thousands of people packed onto that street, there was a great deal of a police presence, and it has to be... said that of all the protests i have been at uh during the past 11 years being here in brussels um passion that the the the level of passion and the level of feeling and the raw emotion associated with that protest i've never seen anything like it people were normally you approach people to do interviews they were approaching us to do interviews and you'll see in the report later on um and really people so angry there

jerome hues press tv, brussels. and that's it for you on press tv, everyone, thanks for tuning in and goodbye for now. mira, chilo, está viviendo una crisis tremenda que tiene relación con un archipiélago que viene soportando. ya nos queda, el mar está muerto, cada año, los fenómenos climáticos, la llamada marea roja inunda las costas del sur de chile y paraliza temporalmente la producción y recolección de mariscos como mejillones o almejas, porque trae microalgas tóxicas. media r se ha estado moviendo muy rápido, pero creemos que puede haber un elemento de contaminación ambiental. por este vestimiento que que afloró mucho más el alga nosiva no es cierto que produce la maría dónde va lancha dónde va lancha dónde va lancha. as hundreds of people have marched. the voice of the voiceless, press tv. depressed coverage of this assination of plus seule now entering its uh uh fourth day, we're looking at some uh top stories here on press tv, is really media has raised to over 700 the death toll from operation alax the floo

jerome hues, press tv, brussels. gaza and to seek solutions for peace and justice for the innocent palestinians. the country is put political leadership unanimously called on the international community to cut their ties with israel in protest against its actions in palestine. it's totally brutality by the israeli forces. we feel that the united nations should play its role and the americans also should realize that war crimes are being committed over there and the innocent peoples are being killed over there even the hospitals are not spared. there, the participants in the conference demanded that legal proceedings be launched against israel in the international court of justice for its brutal crimes against humanity in the ghaza strip. i believe that the rule of international law requires that all these people should be brought to justice as war criminals. this is a blatant violation of international law and it is a clear commission of war crimes and crimes against humanity and i believe that israel should be dealt

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jerome hues press tv, brussels. that's what for your latest here on press tv everyone, thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now. hossain and ibrahim are standing on the ruins of the house overlooking the school in the northern gaza strip town of bade hannun. the israelis rounded them up and killed 16 of them where they stood, mostly children and wounded more than 55 others. the children were playing in the street, some were playing on the swings. we were. surprised by the explosion, but when we turned round, we saw the children had become shreds of flesh laying in the street, somewhere injured and some others were dead. my uncle shaban, jamal and muhammad were among those who died, every child of palestine now carries with them memories of explosions, of screams of horror by the inhumane, uncunonable actions of israel. as hundreds of people have marched. the voice of the voiceless, press tv. israeli media raised over to over 700 the death toll from operation alax of flood launched by the palestiny resistance figh

jerome hues press tv, brussels. for your latest here on press tv, everyone, thanks for tuning in and goodbye for now, this is forest, in the past eight years alone, the united nations general assembly has approved 140 resolutions the zionist entity, and the world's last apartide regime was centured once again at the general assembly last month. what tends to happen is they point someone's independent and who goes and finds out what's happening in uh israel and designity and discovers surprise surprise, there's ethnic cleansing and there's appalling human rights violations and of course they report that and the zionist throw up their hands in horror, clutch their pearls and they say, oh these people are anti-semites, these these ngs were playing for an audience of one washington essentially and washington would then relay the talking points of the un watch, so we were under constant pressure. one you're watching here from your host. as hundreds of people have marked. the voice of the voiceless, press tv. israeli media has raised to over 700 death from operation alaxo flood launch by p

gerome hues press tv, brussel's.stinian children. it at all's office is attacked because network has been at the forefront of the media fight against this cancerous tumor since it was established network said despite this attack it will continue to inform the world of what is happening in the besieg territory folling the strike activities of alalam offices came to a complete halt but no of the employees were injured at these seven journalists though have been killed in israeli attacks in recent days. israel has a history of such attacks on news networks and media personnel, back in 2021, during the 11-day war on gaza, regime attacked building that hosted offices of several media outlets, including qatar's, al-jazira. in israel's indiscriminate bombings of gods are also taking lifes and and destroying homes and offices of reporters covering the regime's atrocities, israely warplanes have hit the residence of our own correspondent in gaza, ashhaf shanin. well you so yesterday as i was uh covering the news here from shi

jerome hues press tv, brussels.-palestinian academic fired by his university for his views on israel and zionism continues to be blocked or locked that is in a legal battle with that institution. professor. david miller claims pressure over his pro- palestinian anti-zionist stance calls him his job at the university of bristol and hopes to win his case in the interest of freedom of expression and speech. said puriza reports. universities are meant to encourage challenging conventional wisdom and putting forward controversial or unpopular opinions without fear. it's called academic freedom. miller are behind me, but these academics are having to protect that freedom today, after the university of bristol branded their former college, professor david miller as an anti-semide and fired him two years ago for his views on the israel-palestine conflict and the pro-israel. is basically the life blood of any university community, as long as the views in the scholarship conforms ethical standards, it doesn't involve any hate

jerome hues press tv, brussels.stinian children, it at alamza office is attacked buse networker has been at the forefront of the media fight against this cancerous tumor since it was established network said despite attack it will continue to inform the world of what is happening in the besieged territory following the strike activities of alaam office came to complete halt but none of the employees were hurt. at least seven journalists though have been killed in israeli attacks in recent days. israel's history of attacks on news networks and media personnel. back in 2021 during the 11-day war on gaza regime attacked building that hosted offices of several media outlets, including qatar's aljazira. as the victims of israel's attacks are being rushed to hospitals throughout gaza, on monday citizens the beside. territory urged fellow palestinians and the international community to come to their aid. قوم يا الله قوم يا الله يا غدي ايه ما كنتوا تقولوا يا اهل الغده الحقونا انت هلقيت الحقينا يا سنين الحقينا يا نابلس الحقو

jerome hues press tv, brussels. the leader of iran's islamic revolution. شکست رو همه گفتن من.قابل ترمیم بودن است. من میگم: این زلزله ویرانگر. توانسته است بعضی از سازه های اصلی حاکمیت رژیم قاصب رو ویران کنه ای که تجدید بنای اون سازه ها به این آسانی امکان پذیر نیست. یک ملت غیر از واکنش. خامنه ایad those operation to non-palestinians are making mistakes. operation by palestinians is the result of the regime's own actions said the brave move by palestinians was a response to years of israeli crimes, the leaders said israel is now playing the victim card and the western media outlets are helping the regime in this regard he noted that the regime cannot be portrayed as an oppressed entity while it is actually a monster he warned israel and its backers at the bloodshed of palestinians will bring them even greater calamity. and this just in uh iraq's hezbollah brigades have stated that the us bases will be targeted if uh washington intervens in israel's gaza aggression uh more on that story and uh all the other developments uh right here on press tv iran's foreign minister strongly co

hues, you just heard our... correspondents in the occupied west bank and also in gaza uh talk about the situation there, now these are things that are not really heard on mainstream media, which is trying to uh portray quite a different picture by exchanging the place of the oppressor with the oppressed. what is your analysis of the situation? i think if you want the clear view of what's happening in the west with me and... in media, you don't have to go any further than, i think it was ursala vanderland in the european union, but they lit up one of the buildings with the israeli flag, so that tells you everything you need to know about the all european colonization and which is sponsored, supported, financed and armed by both america, britain and the eu. uh, i think it's important that people outside of the region and people outside of occupied palestine, show their support for what is happening uh with the palestinian resistant factions and condemn the genicidal bombings of civilians in gaza and the murder. and miming of unarmed protesters in the west bank. so uh, mr. huuse, we've jus

we understand that israeli prime minister benjamin net an ya hue has, indeed, talked to president biden. don't know what came of those discussions. we do know the president is getting an intelligence briefing, already had one earlier this morning. lucas tom linson is at the white house. >> reporter: you mentioned, neil, this hamas attack on israel launcheded a 50 years to the day after, one day after the 50th anniversary of the yom kippur war, a war that also took israel by surprise. you mentioned prime minister netanyahu speaking to president biden this morning who's at the white house, is receiving regular updates as you mentioned. the security adviser, jake sullivan, has spoken to his israeli counterpart and issuing a statement following that call, quote, the yates unequivocally condemns the unprovoked attack against israeli civilians. there is never any justification for terrorism. we stand firmly with the government and people of israel and extend our condolences to israeli lives lost in these attacks. you mentioned earlier, neil, defense secretary lloyd austin pledging the full su

wales and northern ireland, well above what we would expect for the time of year, but notice the blue hue for scotland, that will show as temperatures will be colder than average there and that's because we've got a weather front that will be slow moving and producing a lot of rain. over the next few days this is the rainfall likely to accumulate. we could see 150 millimetres or more than that over the higher ground off western scotland and that sort of amount of rain means we could see some disruption so that an amber warning in force for that heavy rain across western parts of scotland valid from 3am on saturday until 6am on sunday, so it's a slow moving feature, you can see the weather front on the pressure map, whereas further south it's going to be high pressure setting across europe that will dominate our weather. it will bring is a lot of cry and fairly warm weather. forthe is a lot of cry and fairly warm weather. for the afternoon we've got rain across parts of northern ireland, northern england, southern scotland, eitherside ireland, northern england, southern scotland, either si

hues welcome to the program.ve us your perspective on how events have transpired over the past few days specifically when we're uh reviewing the uh attack that took place on uh the gaza hospital in central gaza. hospital? i think it's further proof and proof for needed that the zanas regime, the army, the air force and the navy that is carpet bowing gaza is absolutely devoid of humanity. if it's true that the idf tweeted out on their uh or actually on their facebook page that they were bringing euthanesia to the hospital as it had run out of uh other services. i think it speaks. volumes of the dehumanization of the palestinian people that they can be treated as cattle, they can be treated as uh as beasts walking on two legs. and they can be treated as being sub-human and we've seen all this before in the history of the world, we've seen this from fascist, supremist racist regimes, we can go back to africa and we can see what king leopold the ii did in the congo, we can see what the british have done all over afri

we see a lot more of that red and purple color hue. those gusts could reach upwards of 50 plus miles an hour. unfortunately, a lot of the wind gusts are happening overnight into early sunday morning when a lot of people are sleeping. we want to make sure folks are alert and aware. another factor, the humidity levels. normally a good humidity level is above 40%. we see this dip down into single digits both into saturday and sunday. and with that high pressure, what that does is it dries that vegetation out. it takes out all the fuel, the moisture, and it creates fuel essentially and we've seen before what can happen with the wind, it can quickly spread or start a fire. >> firefighters are getting ready for the weekend. vianey, thank you. >>> police are searching the oakland coliseum. this is after a car chase that started when officers tried to pull over a stolen car this afternoon. the driver sped off leading to a chase through the city. police say the people in the car eventually abandoned it along 66th avenue. they tried to run away,

medicamento inyectable que fue creado para tratar la diabetes ahora se alinea con otros fármacos como huey ese ratito puede ser los minutos que , o sea que te pueden costar la vida. >> o sea, cobró mayor popularidad cuando ensayos clínicos demostraron que el mismo contribuye a la pérdida de peso. pero ante la fda sigue siendo registra todo como un medicamento que se administra una vez a la semana para tratar la diabetes tipo dos. el propósito de este medicamento es con el estómago más lento y entonces al poner el estómago más lento. >> por eso es que mantiene esa sensación de que todo está lleno y evita de que te sigan, te sigan subiendo los niveles de glucosa en un paciente normal que está impuesto a comer cantidades más grande y está utilizando el medicamento. lo que le dicen, pues este paciente está más propenso a sentir todos los efectos porque es algo que no es normal, con lo que el cuerpo está acostumbrado. >> y más allá de los riesgos que podría representar la creciente aceptación de este fármaco, ha provocado una escasez nacional. es algo que también preocupa a la clase médica. >>

hues, what do you make of this international uh support that we've been seeing in hundreds of cities around the world, denouncing these radi attacks, rallying in support of of the palestinians, do you think that there is increased level of global awareness now for the palestinian cause? i do anyone who's been following what's been happening and gaza from the siege from 2007 when hamas was democratically elected as the spokes persons for the palestinian people because it's never suited uh britain, it never suited america, never suited israel, we all wanted abbass and all wanted the pa to become their preferred uh collaborators uh within the uh palestinian uh people and and political. institutions and so we have seen an awakening across the world as to what's happening, i put it down to social media, i put it down to the fact that people can google what is happening and find press tv, they can find no denero, they can find george gallaway, they can find a lots of alternative truth speakers who are telling things as they are, who do not have an agenda other than telling the truth, i thi

prime minister net ya hue meeting the president on the tarmac before president biden then met with the israeli war cabinet. but the president alwaso talked about the suffering in gaza, saying most palestinians are not hamas. and he spoke of the horror at that hospital, hundreds feared dead. new video circulating online, the moment of that hospital blast, hundreds of displaced palestinians were, of course, taking shelter there. the president says the evidence he's been shown so far indicates it was an errant rocket by a terrorist group inside gaza. the badly damaged area of the hospi hospital, burned vehicles, but military experts say tonight, so far, no significant structural damage that would be consistent with an air strike from israel. but many across the region do not believe that. anger growing tonight. the alarming scene outside the u.s. embassy in beirut, lebanon, condemning israel, condemning the u.s., as well. we'll take you to beirut tonight. there's also news this evening on aid to the palestinian civilians caught in this. tonight, after his meetings and calls with other lea

it's just a hue major thing to do. help release the hostages. and they were so nice and understanding. i really think that they will do the most they can for me and all the hostages. it really felt that way. >> reporter: does it give you hope that four hostages was released and one wall street rescued? there are 229 hostages left, but the fact that two americans, two israeli women were, you know, alive, and one israeli soldier was rescued. i mean, that must give you some hope, some positive. >> well, it does. you know, the thing that gives me hope is they're in good shape. >> reporter: yeah. >> there have been -- you know, treated well. this gives me hope. my wife and kids are over there. are they safety, at least health-wise and if they're being fed all right. it looks like the hostages being released have been okay. it does give me host, but you know, there's just so many over there, so it's just a drop in the ocean right now for me. i still keep on fighting this. i want to meet people and tell them my story. it's been over weeks. eye just los

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prime minister net ya hue defending the operation. a palestinian journalist recording what appears to be an israeli tank firing towards a car. and the growing desperation for palestinian civilians, as conditions deteriorate. some getting into a u.n. facility where aid is stored, desperate for supplies. and the chilling images circulating online from around the world tonight. an angry mob storming a tarmac searching for passengers who are jewish at an airport in the russian region of dag stan. and tonight here, at home, the fbi now investigating the growing threats right here in the u.s., including new concern at cornell university. we begin with abc's chief foreign correspondent ian pannell leading us off tonight from israel. >> reporter: tonight, an israeli soldier, kidnapped by hamas over three weeks ago, rescued and reunited with her family. video of the emotional scenes and celebrations posted by the israeli government show showingprivate reunited with her grandmother. the young soldier was saved during israel's incursion into gaz

operation, i pro—palestinian demonstration with a huge crowd. pro-palestinian demonstration with a huerowd. , .,, huge crowd. nine people were arrested on — huge crowd. nine people were arrested on saturday, - huge crowd. nine people were arrested on saturday, two - huge crowd. nine people were arrested on saturday, two on | arrested on saturday, two on suspicion of assaulting police officers, seven for public order offences. forfurthertwo officers, seven for public order offences. for further two arrested on sunday morning on suspicion of inciting racial hatred. there rest follow a public appeal about an incident in trafalgar square on saturday evening. we're going to head now to the gaza strip, where the united nations relief agency for palestinians has warned that civil order are starting to collapse. unwra it says thousands of people have ransacked warehouses containing basic supplies. it comes as the world health organization says it's deeply concerned by reports of israel ordering the evacuation of the al quds hospital in northern gaza. they head to the who said it was impossible

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a hue dangerous. it is very close to us. a huge attack- _ dangerous. it is very close to us. a _ dangerous. it is very close to us. a huge attack. give me a hug. i dangerous. it is very close to us. a| huge attack. give me a hug. rushdi recorded this _ huge attack. give me a hug. rushdi recorded this video _ huge attack. give me a hug. rushdi recorded this video last _ huge attack. give me a hug. rushdi| recorded this video last wednesday. explosions yesterday, there was another air strike close by. rushdi's wife and daughter survive. rushdi was killed. tens of thousands of israeli troops are massed on gaza's border. this is one of the most dangerous moments in this decades—old conflict. what happens next will affect the lives of millions. live from london. this is bbc news. israel's prime minister says the war in gaza will be hard and take time, but his priority is to win against hamas. translation: it is our second war of independence- _ translation: it is our second war of independence. we _ translation: it is our second war of independence. we will _ translation: it is ou

wales and northern ireland, well above what we would expect for the time of year, but notice the blue huet few days this is the rainfall likely to accumulate. we could see 150 millimetres or more than that over the higher ground off western scotland and that sort of amount of rain means we could see some disruption so that an amber warning in force for that heavy rain across western parts of scotland valid from 3am on saturday until 6am on sunday, so it's a slow moving feature, you can see the weather front on the pressure map, whereas further south it's going to be high pressure setting across europe that will dominate our weather.

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decent people, an organization that feels free to butcher babies and parade women in the streets and hueum 88th elderly in a way and celebrate it cannot be protected, they need to be denounced and they need to be rooted out and we intend on doing so. >> and of course with fears this conflict could spread beyond israel's borders what can you tell us about the latest exchange of fire between hezbollah and israel in the north and is lebanon now officially the second front in this war would you say that? >> no, i wouldn't. i'd say that hezbollah is being encouraged by iran to escalate this situation in order to challenge the reality and our activities against hamas. we are following it very closely. indeed we had throughout the course of the day yesterday several antitank missiles fired against the border including killing civilians and this is of concern. we are strong on the border. we have reinforced our troops, we have air force on call and the naval forces also prepared. so we are prepared for any eventuality on the border, we don't want that to develop into another front but we are pre

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