ida, ida, ida, let's pass a little at a time. dry there. we meet, we all meet. on contact, we advanced one house, we soldiers of the 80th separate assault brigade, the fifth separate assault brigade, the separate joint assault brigade of the people's police, completed the task, liberated the settlement of klishchiivka, klishchiivka was taken by several ukrainian brigades, including the tsunami regiment, the recently created assault brigade of the people's police, for the vast majority of its fighters, the storming of the village, the first combat experience, well, we have already entered the village, but to us, well, the guys still have an approach, they cleaned the road, the landing, which leads to a road to enter the village itself, the village is simple, it is not wide, it is very long, that is, everything there is in the palm of your hand and very long the streets are moving, we are moving forward, we are moving forward, well, there is a road there, probably a road, so something is constantly flying, something is landing near you, it is

[applause] yes, sir. >> governor, ambassador, thank you for coming to ida county, ida grove, and theharmacy. i question to you is, you said you were going to get rid of the government tax on fuel. but biden, the first thing he was doing was shut down the keystone pipeline and that affected every businessman and farmer and trucker in the united states today. government takeover is coming. he is trying to destroy the big oil, and i think the world of big oil. what will you do to take over that? ms. haley: that is a great question. i was in midland, texas three or four months ago at an oil rig. everybody should see what i saw. it is the most patriotic sites i have ever seen, and to see those workers, they know they are doing so much more than just a job. we are blessed with resources. we will make sure we do and all of the above energy approach. there were two things that are enemies at the you and never wanted us to have. -- at the u.n. never wanted us to have. we will be energy dominant. we will be explored as much liquid natural gas to our friends as we can bid we should make sure we

ida, she wrote an expose of the standard oil company. she wrote a book saying that, this vote thing , we cannot do that. there is a woman who went to college, got the education, she speaks in public, she got that part, she lobbied his government, up to chapter before, ida tarbell, she is not on board. you are happy when you find something that support your argument, she goes back to john adams, ida tarbell says that john adams had a right when he put down abigail adams. she said they put too strong a yeast in the revolution of 1776 and those effects are causing trouble today. you come up with someone like phyllis schlafly who is more adamant about these things. >> we see it today as well. it is helpful, so helpful to have your context and understand this has been a struggle all along. the clash of, what, the clash of ideas is the sound of the work. >> lady bird johnson, she said, the clash of ideas is the sound of freedom. she was wonderful. one of the women i interviewed, two people still living who are a part of the book. one of them i

vladimir knew that idas repeatedly beat his beloved daughter, this contributed to the emergence of the result , vladimir received a suspended sentence for murder. alexandra’s lawyer also relies on the cumulative effect of long-term despotic relationships, humiliation, and betrayal. according to neighbors , grigory beat his wife often and loudly. in public , the girl appeared covered in bruises and abrasions, but the fear of loneliness stopped her from breaking up with the tyrant. very often i called the police, he... constantly ran away, ran away, or went to bed. just such circumstances indicate that sasha is almost 3 years old was under constant stress, a defining fact for experts, the obviousness of which, however, can be questioned by the skillful play of the killer. many accused try , well, let’s say, to pretend, or to invent some circumstances that could indicate that they committed murder in a state of effect, because the punishment is less. the presence or absence of an effect in the defendant is determined by a psychologist. a whole range of examinations is carried out. the pro

- de ida y vuelta. - de ida y vuelta. impresionante. vida. porque, francamente, yo no le veo ni pies ni cabeza, excepto jonathan, que está muy consciente de la situación y ha sido como muy respetuoso de todo, y ha sido bastante responsable a sus 20 años de edad. no cae en provocaciones, ni una pestaña se le mueve cuando lo amenazan, cuando le dicen, cuando... nada. Él en lo suyo, cierto de que está actuando bien y conforme a derecho, ¿no? pero, excepto él, señores, yo veo una gran inconsciencia por parte de ustedes. desequilibrio total en todo lo que han hecho, incluyéndote, rosa. - por eso, porque yo viví una vida así, yo no quiero que ella viva así, entonces, yo le dije: "yo estoy para apoyarte, ¿no?". yo como le dije a esta personita, david, porque siempre está atacándome también, entonces... - sí, pero ¿por qué no denuncian? o sea, te ataca a ti, ataca a tu hija, ataca a jonathan, a la única que no ataca es a aidee. - precisamente por eso, para que le pongan la restricción, para que no se pueda acercar a mi hija y a mis nietos. - ¿p

loves that any said best offer, facing the most devastating of circumstances for the operation in gaza. ida to 64 in just over 3 weeks on the go. some of the median was killed with his wife and 8 children. this is the highest number of un enroll the kids in the config in such a short time and save the children and says the number of children reportedly killed in gaza in just the last 3 weeks has passed. the annual number of children killed across the was conflicts of since 2019, but i knew we spoke to jason lee from say, the children in the palestinian territories. he told us what 8 organizations expect from the warring policies to protect the lives of children. is imperative that the must be noted, seized by humanity or pauses, gaza, there is not a single space that is facing casa, the north of the south. if you've had bombardments as tribes, this has led to the tremendous numbers of children like you. but also the children that needs to be the delivery of q measuring goods into casa, live saving goods like food, water, medicines, and fuel. so that hospitals can function that the cell of n

in fact, ida tarbell, who's famously like one of the appointing i'm sorry to bust your bubble about ida tarbell, who was like revered an american history because she wrote this big expose they have the stanford oil company, the big muckraking journalists and she wrote a book saying, you know, this boat thing, we just can't do that now. so here's a woman who went to college. so she got the education part. she speaks in public. she got that part. she lobbies government. she got that part. get up to chapter four. and i had a terrible like many antifeminist is just not on board and in fact she even says i love this i was so happy, you know, as an author, always happy when you find something that just totally is the cherry on the top, where your argument she goes back to john adams and ida tarbell says john adams had it right when he put down abigail and said i cannot but laugh because she said they put too strong a yeast in the revolution of 1776. too strong a yeast and the effects of 1776 are causing trouble. even today. so, you know, and then you come up with someone like phyllis schlafly

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hostages and the un bones of as we main humanitarian catastrophe for the 2000000 people trapped in gaza. ida organizations site communications blackout is timeframe release. if it's the jerod rate. welcome to the chart. is riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu says that israel has entered the 2nd stage of the war with how my soft or wrapping up ground operations in concept. hilda press conference, we'd war cabinet minister benny johnson, defense minister. you'll have kalonde and reiterated calls for guys and civilians to evacuate the northern region of districts. you describe the conflict as israel's 2nd war of independence didn't guide each round, would quite abolish this evil to further humanity. he also repeated, designed to return all hostages, taken by him us. oh, my gosh, my only hopes of working today. i have met to the families of hostages and believed had been as well. my hotmail dot com for about tells them again, others at any stage until now and from now on. clear press you more avenue, used to bring back up kidnapped brothers and sisters, to that fabulous cookie for tom. the k

ida. and the palestinians negotiate? no, the will and the palestinians negotiate?gotiate? no, they will not in _ and the palestinians negotiate? mfr, they will not in this phase. there are never direct negotiations between israel and hamas and there have been in direct negotiations for quite a long time but around technical security issues around the blockade of gaza but i think there is no question of negotiation other than indirectly over hostages being held in gaza but i don't think we will hear anything until late into the process if anything takes place. i guess from the palestinian side you could give the viewpoint, do you think there will be potential negotiation at any point in the future moving forward? sign mike in the future but what finally take and whether they get any further is a huge question stop sign mike who will do the negotiation? bath huge question stop sign mike who will do the negotiation? both sites have become _ will do the negotiation? both sites have become more _ will do the negotiation? both sites have become more radicalised - will do

ida. this has now come out and you are going back onto the street?k onto the street? no, the lawyers -- it — going back onto the street? no, the lawyers -- it only — going back onto the street? no, the lawyers... it only addresses - going back onto the street? no, the lawyers... it only addresses pay - lawyers... it only addresses pay disparity in certain sectors. we are still seeing female dominant professions are severely undervalued and that causes the big wage gap we are seeing between men and women in iceland. ., ., ., iceland. 0k, we have run out of time unfortunately- _ the so—called "davos in the desert" has got under way in the saudi arabian capital, riyadh, today. the future investment initiative is a high—profile conference bringing together world leaders, senior bankers and business leaders to discuss the current challenges facing the global economy. the likes ofjp morgan, jamie dimon and blackrock's, larry fink are among many other well—known chief executives who are expected to attend. some observers say they're attracted by the size of

the extreme in his party and condemn ida. >> mr. speaker, weeks after the minister, we have an increase of 14 billion pounds and we followed that up to ensure we train doctors and nurses needed for the future and demonstrate our commitment to the nhs and over 1 million nhs for the affordable pay raise. >> according to gaza in 2051 israel withdrew mine government could have made it, it is hamas that has turned into hell, hasn't it? >> i know is my friend, i think him for this previous work but what i can say in regards to the secretary outlined later, we have it in place to ensure military and need which we want to address but i agree there's one present and one person alone we are seeing and that is hamas. >> thank you, mr. speaker. local the comments were innocent civilians, where would we be? is for demolition under this government.p the communities who raised millions to help fund nhs services the policy introduced, they are demanding 300,000. and they will help but they are there to provide support for humanitarian assistance in

ida. weighty enough that might turn the conversation a little bit?— conversation a little bit? no.nk so. conversation a little bit? no. don't think s0- i — conversation a little bit? no. don't think so. i think— conversation a little bit? no. don't think so. i think h52 _ conversation a little bit? no. don't think so. i think h52 will _ conversation a little bit? no. don't think so. i think h52 will continue l think so. i think hs2 will continue to dominate the headlines, partly because the government is refusing to discuss it. we think we know broadly what will happen probably over the next couple of days, which is the manchester to birmingham leg isn't going to happen, the money that was supposed to be used for that was supposed to be used for thatis that was supposed to be used for that is probably going to be spent elsewhere, like on better infrastructure dedicated for the north of england in the midlands around birmingham. but we don't know for sure because the government won't discuss it. rishi sunak has been stonewalling questions about it saying he will not be rushed into a

ida. a more global or even middle eastern --ersective. ., ,, a more global or even middle eastern --ersective, in fact, you know, the nickname _ perspective. no, in fact, you know, the nickname came _ perspective. no, in fact, you know, the nickname came because - perspective. no, in fact, you know, the nickname came because for - perspective. no, in fact, you know, the nickname came because for 15 i the nickname came because for 15 years i was the executive producer of the davos forum in geneva, and i will quote one of your colleagues who says it is not davos in the desert, it is the new davos. i have a lot of respect for davos, a lot of respect for all conferences. i think fii is a unique conference talking about investment and investment only. the dna of fii, when it was created, was we need to have a global conversation every year when investors from all over the world will come to understand where we should invest in terms of geographies and sectors. this is why the programme is extremely holistic, why we invite all the private equity is of the world, all the sovereign wealth funds, and

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ida. it was when you are racing? no, of course _ it was when you are racing? is — it was when you are racing? no, of course it is not _ it was when you are racing? no, of course it is not but _ it was when you are racing? iirr, of course it is not but in a lot of ways it is a lot better. when we were racing in the late 70s, orthrough when we were racing in the late 70s, or through the 80s and late 90s it was so dangerous. if you had a career of 196 grand prix is behind you and were still alive and had not hurt yourself it was a miracle. and now you have people doing over 300 grand prix is because the safety standards — they have almost made formula 1 bill approved by the drivers, which is just incredible. can approved by the drivers, which isjust incredible.— isjust incredible. can i pop this went _ isjust incredible. can i pop this went on? _ isjust incredible. can i pop this went on? please - isjust incredible. can i pop this went on? please do. l isjust incredible. can i pop- this went on? please do. from silverstone. back in 1990 to make. i think everyone

llevÓ a su hijo david al aeropuerto con un boleto solo de ida a israel. >>> dice...ue serÁn entregadas personalmente. >>> para noticias telemundo. maritza parra, nbcnews. el ataque de hamas a un kibutz viven en comunidad en el sur del paÍs. fue fulminante uno de los hab tabtss el mexicano roberto. se defendiÓ del hombre que in gre esto a su casa. pudo salvar su vida, la de su

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ida. we want the police to move forward for evaluation.— for evaluation.r there _ for evaluation. no, i don't know whether there was _ for evaluation. no, i don't know whether there was a _ for evaluation. no, i don't know whether there was a report - for evaluation. no, i don't know whether there was a report to i for evaluation. no, i don't know whether there was a report to a | whether there was a report to a trigger— whether there was a report to a trigger the yellow flag law. it is certainly— trigger the yellow flag law. it is certainly on the face of the facts that we — certainly on the face of the facts that we have. it seems... could you let me finish, please? _ it seems... could you let me finish, please? it _ it seems... could you let me finish, please? it certainly seems that on the basis — please? it certainly seems that on the basis of the facts that we have, that they— the basis of the facts that we have, that they yellow logs should have been triggered if in fact the suspect— been triggered if in fact the suspect was hospitalised for two wee

coming up view in one's looming, humanitarian catastrophe, for the 2000000 people trapped in gaza. ida organizations site communications blackouts is hampering released assets, including ambulances.

me out of there, i had to start screaming, everything is fine, you’re home, you just need to talk to idae lord gave man two ears and one mouth, so that he listened more and spoke less, yash, yash, you feel bad, so what should you do now? is it really nothing? nothing, nothing can be done, it’s possible, it’s possible, it’s possible, according to the classics, chemistry, radiation, let’s not talk about it now , what can we talk about then, i can’t even think about anything, please, don’t cry, i beg you , let's better talk about what will happen after me, promise me, promise me that you won't be sad. and at least that you won’t be sad for a long time, i can’t promise that, why do i need this grief, that we’ll have fun, come on, let’s let loose, let’s order fireworks, that ’ll be fun, faith, faith, that’s it, why? so to put it down, i’m just at work, only kostya knows, but what is sanovich, and what did kostya say? kostya turned out to be an impenetrable optimist and is trying to convince me to retake the tests at the hospital where sansanovich’s friend toni works, and you, what am i, why,

there is frustration on the security council and ida's why you are seeing the -- and that is why you seeing though frustration from the e10. we have not seen the resolution yet but we hope to in the coming hours with the anticipation that if there is a potential consensus it going to a vote this week. the big key is the u.s. that it would never agree to a cease-fire and they would veto that. will it be a humanitarian pause or a truce? these are key sticking points so far that we have seen over the last few weeks so it will be interesting to see what this draft comes up with. anchor: we got a brief glimpse of the palestinian ambassador to the u.s. we were hearing previously from the representatives of the various aid agencies who are working in gaza and they are sending a clear message about the suffering of people in gaza. but also the desperation of their own staff trying to work under the circumstances. reporter: yes, it is rarely rare that you -- it is really rare when you hear from you and officials and agencies tasked with helping people that need it the most. the u.n. a sick po

ida. zuckerberg's costly bet on the metaverse have gone away?people are _ metaverse have gone away? no, i think people are still— think people are still concerned about the metaverse but it was not a hot topic of conversation on this quarter's earnings call. we were really focused on al, it was something executives brought up multiple times, close to 50 times just in the prepared remarks, and is an area where mark zuckerberg has said the company will invest most heavily in next year. we saw already in the 03 report, it has really had a positive impact on its business will stop ai driven feed recommendations has driven time spent on facebook and instagram and its suite of ai powered tools has really contributed to the growth in its ad revenues, as well. �* , ., as well. and in terms of the lawsuits _ as well. and in terms of the lawsuits that _ as well. and in terms of the lawsuits that have - as well. and in terms of the lawsuits that have just - as well. and in terms of the | lawsuits that have just come through this week, michelle mentioning 4

ida. hamas. is that realistic? no, it's not possible, _ hamas. is that realistic? because hamas is a brand, it's a name. as long as you have palestinians willing to call themselves hamas, hamas exists. and in fact, really, they have started the more serious conversations... they said that for the first couple of days, and then they shifted to saying hamas cannot be tolerated as a sovereign adjacent to israel, which is a very different thing. even that cannot be prevented, except if there is a direct and prolonged israeli reoccupation of the streets of gaza city, khan younis, and the other towns, streets and villages itself. and that obviously is something else hamas will have prepared for. long term insurgency. it might take a bit of time to get going after the israelis have really exhausted the damage they are preparing to do in the ground attack, but sooner rather than later, i think it could become a slow and steady abattoir for israeli conscripts. a lot of israelis killed and captured by an insurgency, which will gain strength as it goes along. secretary of sta

nature, countries phase, and you know, they, they used to it look how they supported prices dash oak ida in syria more recently and of course are both of ok, the majority in enough kind of stuff. we go to remember there's in yahoo h as in the of who is seen on the occupied golden heights and syria treating along with those. so he's writing these, treating isis with an irony that they give the bus to so many extreme mis movements the, the, nothing to do with what's really happening in palestine right now. what's happening in syria, which is the case of justice. so of course they will, the stabilize the are being union members and recommend the united states. that's what the foreign policy does. now this conflicts seem to be impossible to solve without media should, and with the us announcing on wavering support for ease ro. is there any chance for the escalation with the dimension of things right now, a swell when the cause already counted by to uh, the west exec gus extra estate down to the blinking spoke on the podium about the need to open. i have some sort of open channels to how my u

. >>> mi estaba dorm ida tomÉ a mi bebÉ de un aÑo, estÁn amos jugando y escuchamos las sirenas, bajamosl y que no regrese, agarro mis cosas y me regreso a mÉxico. >>> sus hijas tienen cinco y dos aÑos y una de las cosas que la tienen mÁs sorprendida es que el ejÉrcito llamarÁ a su esposo quiÉn estÁ a punto de cumplir 40 aÑos por el momento autoridades israelÍs le estÁn diciendo a la poblaciÓn en general que se mantengan cerca de un refugio y a los residentes cercanos a la franja de gaza que no salgan de sus casas. quÉ evo cuestiÓn inmediatamente. >>> gracias. >>> el grupo hamas golpeÓ por sorpresa en una festividad judÍa shabat cuando se cumplen 50 aÑo de conflicto de (...) en la que el estado judÍo fue atacado por sorpresa por sirio y por egipto la incursiÓn de 1973 fue exitosa el paÍs estaba pasando el dÍa en familia en sinagogas israel gaÓo la guerra y mostrÓ superioridad militar tras trece dÍas. >>> el primer ministro israelÍ estÁn a punto de embarcarse en una guerra larga y difÍcil habÉe con ronny que me dijo quÉ significa la lugar deciÓn de guerra de benjamÍn netanyahu. >>> la pob

la ruta por ahora realiza 4 viajes de ida y vuelta entre semana.ía sin contratiempos. todo bien tranquilo, en un atardecer que se mantiene despejado y de hecho por la noche un tanto frío. por tenga mucho cuidado en las próximas noches porque va a haber muchos peatones, mucha gente que va a ir caminando, especialmente de noche. así que mucho cuidado en esas zonas. Áreas peatonales, entre esas 2 líneas en cada esquina y de hecho en cada esquina. ponga mucha atención porque los niños salen a divertirse con los papás a pedir dulces, así que pues cuide mucho esto que es precisamente el cruce peatonal. así que mucha atención con eso. cada año se presenta en accidentes que pueden ser evitables. vámonos rápidamente a las 6 80 dirección hacia el norte, un accidente que ocasiona un poco de demora en el tráfico. vámonos hacia san josé, donde también la 8 80 en dirección hacia el norte y sur. antes de pasar precisamente a la 82. pues un poco de tráfico que se mantiene, al igual que también la 2 80 hacia el este antes de llegar al 87 por wilson glen por allá. e

20 23 de la liga mx donde este gol que van a ver a continuación de arturo gonzález al minuto 93 la idaxígeno. pues luego un mal momento para chivas es la segunda victoria consecutiva. el copa davis, director técnico, los rojiblancos, indica que aún el camino para mejorar es largo. >> sí, paso a paso. sinceramente, todavía no estamos. no hemos llegado a lograr nuestro objetivo, pero estos pasos que estamos logrando en los últimos 2 partidos contra atlas y hoy contra puebla nos ayudan a ir aproximándose y humildad, mantener a todo el mundo enchufado. creo que hoy el espíritu se ha levantado. estamos, estamos, galaxias o años luz lejos de lo que solamente hace 2 semanas estuvimos como equipo y ahora. ahora no hay que, no hay que sacar pecho, hay que simplemente trabajar y cerramos con la semana 7 de la nfl porque los raiders de las vegas buscaban un nuevo triunfo y querían dominar en casa de los bears en chicago. >> vamos con las acciones y ya en el primer 4o, pues comenzó chicago con donde afirman que iba a tener una tarde espec táculo no estaba jimmy mccormack . sí, brian ayer y aquí er

ida. program. would hamas come to the negotiation table?— negotiation table? no, no, no.o, no. it's not strategic for them. _ negotiation table? no, no, no. it's not strategic for them. they - negotiation table? no, no, no. it's not strategic for them. they have l not strategic for them. they have to maximise power. this is a perfect error attack by the book. it has a prize, it has deception and most importantly psychological dimension which is being blown out of proportion. right now they are in a position of power. and are not advocating for a ground invasion. right now i don't see that happening. right now i don't see that happening-— right now i don't see that ha eninu. ., ,, ., ,, right now i don't see that haueninu. ., ~ ., ,, right now i don't see that haueninu. . ., happening. thank you. thank you so much for sharing _ happening. thank you. thank you so much for sharing your _ happening. thank you. thank you so much for sharing your insights, - much for sharing your insights, michele groppi, of the university of london. thanks for watching. hello. for the fourth c

the 2 incidents in the town of the keim where one info tried to shut down trying to fly a power drill ida over the border. but yeah, the saying here is it is very serious. there are some very no, but she's very soldiers on the other side. they've taken up sniper positions. as israel continues to bombard garza from the sky, it's messing a huge military force on the border. since that's a surprise attacks by him as that is really, but a tree has cooled up more than 360000 reserves. let's see for stuff as bounce, dismantled, masses leadership. israel has one of the wells most powerful ministries with advance of edits, systems, and weapons. those are, as they use only $3000000000.00 and us ministry. 8 inch. yeah. israel has developed his own that mobile ed defense system called and the financing from america. more than 169000 active is where the ministry personnel, unfunded and 65000 reserve is. israel has significant land power with more than 2000 tanks and hundreds of all the tennessee is also also includes $339.00 combat capable ek croft including 5 digits. as honda is a target lebanese ge

all the seeing eye to eye on this they are seeing pretty much ida, i even the liberal members of congress like johan omar, who is a muslim american member of congress from minnesota at fairly liberal, has been critical of how much condemning the attack and offering support for israel, so there's not a lot of ground between the 2 sides. as matter of fact, democrats and republicans have been trying to out do themselves when it comes to support for israel. the white house is currently babes in blue and white light. those are the colors of the israeli flag as a sign of support and republicans on the campaign trail including president donald trump, former president donald trump, and tim scott who was running for president. they both said that binding was too weak in middle eastern issues and that he invited this attack. trump even accused him of funding it pointing out that the us is unfrozen. $6000000000.00 in funds that are ron had in oil money in order for an exchange for $5.00 american hostages . the us government says that money was around in money, not tax payer money, and that it was no

you can see the backwash of showers coming into western path of hon, should say, hook ida and then just moving out of the way as we go one through why does nice things to clear up here does dry up nicely. if you make a way into the middle parts of the week, so there was a chart and also place the site drying up by the middle part of the weeks took some heavy showers to around taiwan. and of course, the weather is moving towards high 9. here we go with the troops of the storm. quite new. we're getting quite quickly, but a lot of heavy rain coming in, hick splashes, showers. they're crossing the china quite a rush out, particularly the central areas of the philippines, indonesia starting to see some increase the went for the coming through while the still effect, thanks for lanka, we have had flooding, whereas here in the past few days, i'm afraid it has been raining heavily for some time now southern areas of in the old. so rather this the but thinking further southwards of the respected candidates in the street in central concave shows you how devastating the effects of russian for me h

ida. it possible to know how much this is ha enin: ? know how much this is haueninu? ., , ., ~ ., ~ ., happening? no, it is not. we do know that there was — happening? no, it is not. we do know that there was a _ happening? no, it is not. we do know that there was a fuel— happening? no, it is not. we do know that there was a fuel station - happening? no, it is not. we do know that there was a fuel station at - happening? no, it is not. we do know that there was a fuel station at the . that there was a fuel station at the border with... that there was a fuel station at the borderwith... between that there was a fuel station at the border with... between egypt and gaza, called rafah, which we have been able to access, but we don't have enough fuel available to know what hummus is able to access. it's something we are trying to address with the israelis to be able to bring in enough you fuel for the humanitarian operations to be able to continue to run and scale up while addressing those security concerns and ensuring that fuel is not dive

wide village recently there have been, it strikes over many areas in the middle area, including zill ida garrett by my eyes. the album raised no sight rod, the different regions image of the area. and this goes to other cities around the various areas across the guy that said that from known to the middle through the south auxiliary. we have a shortage of equipment and machinery because of these railways siege. and lease village is a way to we were recently able to take a little girl from the bombed house and other families. we saw her legs in the rubble, so we scrambled to save her and only after 7 hours of hard work people throughout the life. imagine if we had equipment, we could have saved her in an hour or less. this house belongs to her family. there were 40 people inside, including the original inhabitants, and some of the displaced people from the northern pulse of gaza. we've been able to pull out 10 courses and excavations and now on the way to retrieve the rest. there needs to be an international r and our vention as a pre used by that cheap of the civil defense for us. a says

the 2 incidents in the town of the keim where one info tried to shut down trying to fly a power drill ida over the border. but yeah, the saying here is, it is very serious. there are some very know, but she's ready to sell just on the other side. they've taken up sniper positions, but yeah. so what we understand that there is an ongoing investigation. there are couple of they looked like civilians, but i can't be sure me wearing orange an orange and a green bib. they've been expecting the cause we understand that they could be yeah . to sit looking for gathering evidence. right. possibly even looking full of the evidence of people who may still be mistaken because they were all so it's understood, sorry, fully, you know, tens of people that disappeared from here. so i understood that was taken across the back into the goes across the board a. so from what you're telling us it and, and the nervousness of these ready, uh, these are the army you describe that border may not be entirely secure yet because they are worried about infiltration. tony, i just wanted to pick up on something you wer

ida. what they had to do was commit to destroy hamas?— to destroy hamas?ve to destroy hamas? no, we have to listen to _ to destroy hamas? no, we have to listen to what _ to destroy hamas? no, we have to listen to what the _ to destroy hamas? no, we have to listen to what the israeli - to listen to what the israeli politicians and fanatics have been saying for years, including netanyahu, and the finance minister who was in paris recently and he said there is no such thing as palestinian people. in front of him was the map of palestine and jordan. i'm sure he will remember that. we have to believe that when he goes to the un and as a map that does not include any palestinian presence, the entire historic palestine is for him israel, we have to believe the defence minister when he says palestinians are simply human animals. israel was preparing since 7th of october for these mass destructions. israel was preparing for the mass slaughter not of hamas but of my people. already 100 were killed, until you got the update and the numbers would rise. 1000 of those 2

ida. are you doing almost the same? no, we are saying. _ are you doing almost the same?ation what hamas did, it was a terrorist attack, but what we are saying is that the responses should not be a violation of humanitarian law. a crime should not be responded with another crime because then we will all be worse off.— will all be worse off. israel denies that they are _ will all be worse off. israel denies that they are flouting _ will all be worse off. israel denies| that they are flouting international law, they say they are targeting hamas not civilians. civilians are being used as human shields, hamas, however, slaughtered moo people, they took hostages, they don't think israel should exist and they want to kill as manyjews as possible that's what 0ctober kill as manyjews as possible that's what october the 7th proved, fundamentally different things. again, what we are interested in is saving lives. the life of and is the same as the life of an palestinian and we are calling to preserve life on both sides. that's why you say both such should be treated equally. we are

ida. weeks and it does not appear that anyone is listening.— weeks and it does not appear that anyonell keep doing — anyone is listening. no, but we will keep doing it- _ anyone is listening. no, but we will keep doing it- i _ anyone is listening. no, but we will keep doing it. ithink— anyone is listening. no, but we will keep doing it. i think world public l keep doing it. i think world public opinion will be able to impress upon israel as the stronger party now, of course also miss house to release the hostages, they call them prisoners of war, they are civilians that need to be released without conditions. —— of course hamas need to release the hostages. both sides have to come to their senses, there has to be a ceasefire now and i hope the us, the uk, germany, european union, france, let's name them, can tell their ally israel ceasefire, stop this, too many children are dead for is not a quick final thought, are you able to operate at all white micro, given what we have seenin all white micro, given what we have seen in the last few hours, is the hope of getting any help in, what

thousands of leaflets were dropped over gaza friday telling civilians not to come back until the ida tells them so. an israeli army spokesperson explained why the evacuation order was necessary. >> anybody who wants to prioritize his safety. should heed our warnings and go south of gaza river. i completely understand that it is far from an ideal situation, but this is the situation that we find ourselves in. and we're doing our best in order to minimize civilian casualties. that's why we're calling on them to leave out of a concern near safety. >> the sudden surge of people into southern gaza put a lot of pressure on wrath of border crossing into egypt. only place to actually leave gaza. egypt said they've not closed it on their side but its status is unclear due to israeli air strikes on the gaza side. israeli forces conducted raised inside gaza friday searching for as many as 150 hostages still held by hamas. the raids of the latest sign that israel is ramping up operations against hamas after the militant group's terror attacks inside israel one week ago today. cnn's reporter repo

you said that one of these infiltration is even involved a palace to me and fight to using a power to ida. in broad daylight, would you believe to show you how some of these, how brazen some of these it's, and so either we understand at least 3 palestinian fighters killed in that attempted infiltration. that was also another incident at the books, no. a cold, near which is close to step out, was you that town that was infiltrated the beginning of this crisis. we understand that according to the military, positivity and fights is, was seen in a number of the vehicles and violence. we understand. i mean, at least one of those bands was targeted by a tank and we understand that a number of palestinian advisors were killed that. so. yeah, according to what happened yesterday, at least it will not be inconceivable that going forward. we could potentially be seeing more of these, attempted infiltration is we know that the ministry is doing or can just stop them by both block being areas of the fence that had been breached. and we know that they would doesn't so close. but it was interesting yes

for ten years, we were the biggest single donor to the ida and that has changed?u say to the uk?— to the uk? one of the things is, this to the uk? one of the things is. this was _ to the uk? one of the things is, this was not _ to the uk? one of the things is, this was not affecting - to the uk? one of the things is, this was not affecting usl is, this was not affecting us because every dollar counts. every dollar we get saves lives. the way i look at this fund is how you actually save life and presence at a future because that otherwise did not have a future. this caused real pain. we had other countries stepping up but the truth of the matter is that over the last couple of replenishment, the donor contributions have been largely flat around 24 billion for three years. 8 billion for three years. 8 billion per year. we need more of. we have been quite successful on this. we want to build on it and we want uk back higher levels. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. romford wheels new waterwheel turns history full circle. the? turns history full ci

ida hamas, a total condemnation with no caveats? ., ., , ., , caveats? no caveats.caveats? no caveats. i condemn any civilian killed, anyone who _ caveats? no caveats. i condemn any civilian killed, anyone who kill- civilian killed, anyone who kill civilians. i do not accept killing civilians. i do not accept killing civilians. that's for sure. but you cannot only look at the israeli side. you have to look at the fact we have been enslaved in a system of apartheid and occupation force to five years. these people have been ethnically cleansed. these people in gaza are defy from any future —— for 75 years. they had to apply dominant deprived of occupation and any future. natives and the people are completely unemployed. they have nothing to hope for. that's why they will turn to violence. palestinians are giving nothing, nothing. let me ask you, how would a country? how would a country? how the country? you come close there is trying to justify the violence in terms of reality it was absolutely obvious wasn't itjust might retaliation it wasn't itjust might retaliation

ida. terrifying come over you giving any prior warning?prior warning? no, i thought it was 'ust an prior warning? no, i thought it was just an issue _ prior warning? no, i thought it was just an issue with _ prior warning? no, i thought it was just an issue with the _ prior warning? no, i thought it was just an issue with the phone - prior warning? no, i thought it was just an issue with the phone and i just an issue with the phone and suddenly we found out we were completely isolated from the rest of the planet. again, we were isolated internally, we didn't know what was going on in gaza. we did not know, all we were hearing was bombardment everywhere. more intense in the north more than in khan younis but we did not know exactly what was going on. it was a chaotic situation. we did not know exactly what was happening around us. ilirui’ithin what was happening around us. within that chaos were _ what was happening around us. within that chaos were you _ what was happening around us. within that chaos were you able _ what was happening aro

ida. weeks. and it doesn't appear that anyone's listening.— anyone's listening.ng. no, but we'll keep doing it- — anyone's listening. no, but we'll keep doing it- i— anyone's listening. no, but we'll keep doing it. i think— anyone's listening. no, but we'll keep doing it. i think the - anyone's listening. no, but we'll keep doing it. i think the world | keep doing it. i think the world public opinion will be able to impress upon israel, as the stronger party now. of course, also hamas has to release the hostages. they call them prisoners of war. they are civilians that need to be released without conditions. we need also an end to the rockets flying into israel. both sides have to come to their senses. there has to be a ceasefire now. and i hope the us, the uk, germany, european union, france, let's name them, really, can turn their ally israel... ceasefire, stop this, too many children are dead. ., . ~' stop this, too many children are dead. ., ., ~ ., ., ., dead. you talked about aid at the start, are dead. you talked about aid at the start. are you _ dead. you

ida. what do you want to whereabouts? iir>. what do you want to hear from the israeli government?from the israeli government? trr be honest, i... my son happens to be american and is rotary. —— and it israeli. i would like both of those governments to do their very best to bring my son home as soon as possible, obviously as every single person who has a loved ones there. the most immediate personal, urgent needin the most immediate personal, urgent need in our case is that our son was in a bomb shelter that he and friends ran to from the music festival where they were anti—terrorists entered bomb shelter and through in hand grenades and sprayed the room with machine gun fire and his left arm was blown off, we know that from three eyewitness accounts. he was able still to walk and they said anyone who can walk it out. —— anyone who can walk get out. it's a little fuzzy, we think him and four others were able to walk out of the bomb shelter and were put on a pick—up truck and the last location of his cell phone was at the gaza border. so our issue is that he has been critically woun