they say that the idf will learn lessons and incorporate them into the idf ongoing missions.'s go to our middle east bureau chief. we have just added the statement, from first reading, this is extremely significant, particularly the lessons learned, that line really stands out to me, there idf will learn the lessons of this incident. what do you make of it? the learn the lessons of this incident. what do you make of it?- learn the lessons of this incident. what do you make of it? the idf took a u-rou what do you make of it? the idf took a a-rou of what do you make of it? the idf took a group ofjournalists _ what do you make of it? the idf took a group ofjournalists very _ what do you make of it? the idf took a group ofjournalists very late - a group ofjournalists very late last night to give them a briefing which was embargoed, we want to lie to publish until now, to explain the context in which this happened. it is fairto fair to say the soldiers at that briefing were mortified. they recruited a retired major general to have a look at the facts and what comes across is, as y

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let me just tell you that i am hearing we will be hearing from the idf, an interview with the idf andis coming up in a little over an hour's time. let's move on. in taiwan, emergency workers are still trying to reach around 600 people either trapped in highway tunnels or cut off in remote areas after wednesday's earthquake. almost all are guests and staff of a remote hotel who are unable to leave because of damaged roads. ten people were killed and more than 1,000 injured after the island's biggest quake in more than a quarter of a century. strict building regulations in taiwan helped prevent a major catastrophe. let's speak to journalist jan camenzind broomby, who's near the quake's epicentre in hualien. thank you forjoining us. you have beenin thank you forjoining us. you have been in the area for a number of days now. tell us first of all that those efforts to reach people who are either trapped or are unreachable at the moment because they have been left cut off by the impact of the quake?— they have been left cut off by the impact of the quake? when we first arrived in hualien, _

idf right now? you consider it in the larger context of how the idf has acted and how they how they have treated palestinians in terms of indiscriminate targeting, that it becomes very difficult to believe especially when world central kitchen and jose andres, it's a well more well-known organization that it's worked in hostile places before that is used to coordinating with governments. and so it's still hard to believe that they were somehow mistaken for another group but and that's that's why you need an independent investigation >> and congressman, just a few moments ago, i was speaking with a spokesman for the israeli government and she appeared to put some of the blame on the united states for delivering assistance to the palestinians over the years, even though the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, it's been reported by numerous outlets. had authorized money to flow from the qatari to hamas for a while before october 7. for years, it's been described in some reporting and it's the is

the idf chief of staff, the head of the - chief of staff, the head of the idf, was unequivocal it withy he was very sorry for what happened, we will get to the bottom of what happened, do an independent and transparent investigation was not when you say independent, what does that mean? that means there'll be a third party involved investigated, i don't have the exact and precise details of how that will work, but that's my understanding, it would be transparent, and we hope there will be details of that in the coming days. 50 be details of that in the coming da s. . , days. so we will get that result in a few days? _ days. so we will get that result in a few days? that _ days. so we will get that result in a few days? that is _ days. so we will get that result in a few days? that is my _ a few days? that is my understanding. - a few days? that is my understanding. in - a few days? that is my understanding. in the l a few days? that is my _ understanding. in the meantime, the --eole understanding. in the meantime, the people responsible _ understanding. in the meantime, the people resp

so lots of difficult questions for the idf.cerning here is that aid organisations are saying this is not an isolated case, that aid convoys, aid workers have been targeted in the past. what aid organisations are saying is there is a culture of impunity, that these cases are not fully investigated by the idf, there is no transparent investigation of those cases, so we really never get to know the truth behind those incidents. so lots of very difficult questions from the idf after this report that was published today. in a separate development, the un human rights council has backed a resolution demanding a halt to all arms sales to israel, because of its conduct in the war in gaza. the vote, while not binding, comes from the un's top human rights body, and will increase the diplomatic pressure on israel to change course. this is the moment it happened. ..for delegations to express their vote. the vote is closed. then resolution l30 is adopted by the council by 28... applause. yes, 13. please, please, just. i request please to le

the idf saw vehicles, the suv's carrying the world central kitchen aid workers they idf didn't know they were they aid workers at that moment? they saw these three suv is leaving that warehouse. now the idea says that they thought that the hamas gunman were inside those vehicles this was a mistaken identity or mistaken misunderstanding. and that's why they targeted those vehicles. now, we've separately heard outside of that report from the idf, who were saying that they now believe that they thought they saw some things slung over the shoulder of one of the people. the aid workers inside one of those suvs and harrowing and growing. it is another detail that the idf is released when they targeted the first of those suvs there were survivors and they got out and managed to get in the second suv which was then targeted so all in all the picture we have from the idf leaves, leaves a lot of questions. not least that they thought that they did identify two gunman yet shot up three vehicles. what the, what the world central kitchen is saying is that it's clear that they were world central kitch

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the idf said the airstrikes came after a series of "grave mistakes."t also gave an account of how and why it carried out the attack. it said in part that the strike should not have happened and expressed its deep sorrow for the incident. it says those who approved the strike were convinced they were targeting hamas operatives. the strikes on the three vehicles were carried out in serious violation of standard operation procedure and that the brigade chief of staff, an officer with the rank of colonel in reserve, and the brigade fire support commander with the rank of major have been dismissed from their positions. our middle east correspondent lucy williamson has more on the fallout from ashdod, israel. israel says hamas gunmen often pose as aid workers. not this time. its army today said the killing of seven aid workers in air strikes this week was a grave mistake due to mistaken identification, errors in decision making and a serious violation of army procedures. the convoy belonging to the charity world central kitchen was struck in central gaza lat

it about the idf and the way it is operating this war?— operating this war?e this was a _ operating this war? it look like this was a very - operating this war? it look| like this was a very random incident from what i saw. if you look at the number of attacks happening throughout the entire war, this one incident was quite tragic and clearly was done by human error. i was glad to see the idf did a quick investigation and they pinpointed the error and they pinpointed the error and fired the people involved. a random event and yet not an isolated incident. your hearing up isolated incident. your hearing up to 200 aid workers have been killed during this conflict. well, i cannot talk about that, that can be collateral damage but we are talking about the specific issue of this one attack. this is not unique to gaza, the army have the same experiences in both iraq. it's extremely difficult especially in wartime conditions.- extremely difficult especially in wartime conditions. when you look at the _ in wartime conditions. when you look at the numbers, _ in wartim

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yeah, this raises very serious questions about the idf - in the week?ery| serious questions about the idf and the way the israeli military operate in gaza. we know there was a massive breakdown in communications on the ground, those units had not been informed by the israeli military leadership that this was a massive aid operation that was happening, that the movements of this convoy had been coordinated with the idf, and this was a route that had been agreed by the israeli military to be used by these aid workers. then, i think the suggestion here is, the threshold for the use of lethal force is extremely low, because we have seen that this convoy was repeatedly targeted by the israeli military after this misidentification, so we now know that this unit misidentified one of the workers in this convoy, who was carrying a bag, as being a gunman. the gunmen had been spotted earlier. lots of questions for the idf, but what is very concerning is that aid organisations are saying that this is not an isolated case, aid convoys, aid workers have been targeted

in your assessment, is the idf doing enough to limit civilian casualties? israelis about this as well. if you take a look at the typical ratio between collateral damage, civilian casualties in war and military casualties, it's normally in the 1:4 ratio — four civilians killed for every soldier killed. it is 1:1 in the case of gaza right now. now, listen — the death of every and any civilian is a tragedy and it is an unfortunate situation in wartime but there will never be a clean war, especially when you're fighting an organisation like hamas that intentionally uses civilians as human shields in these operations. speaking of this strong warning from joe biden to benjamin netanyahu, what do you think that might mean for a potential offensive in the city of rafah, 1.1 million people currently sheltering there — do you think that that invasion will go ahead, as benjamin netanyahu insisted it will? from everything we have seen, he will not be affected by whatjoe biden decides or does not decide. whether it happens, it will be the decision of netanyahu alone and

we've just received the idf's initial findings on the israeli strike that. killed seven world central kitchen workers in gaza on monday, the internal investigation has found israeli forces believed they were targeting hamas, end quote, mistakenly assumed to hamas gunmen were in the vehicles in the aid convoy. israel has now fired two military commanders let's get right to cnn's nic robertson, who joins us now, live from jerusalem. can you walk us through the findings? it's a couple of pages. and what do you see that might be missing when you look at some of the details of this yeah, this is a sequence of events that the idf has laid out that they say led to this miss identification of miss clarification of >> the events on the ground. they say they the idf spotted a gunman getting on aid trucks i'm talking about trucks here. the big vehicles that carry the actual palettes and containers of food and other humanitarian supplies. and then the idf says they saw another gunman, again, a single. so we're talking about two gunman. they're saying they see get on the

we will continue to do the same in all of the idf bases. the idf is in full capacity tonight and throughout the day. thank you very much and have a good day. >> that was the idf spokesperson there, daniel hagari , and was providing an update following a difficult night in israel. he said we were in full control throughout the night, that there were more than 300 projectiles fired by iran overnight and 99% of them were intercepted. there was a slight damage to a structure, he said but iran failed to damage israel's military facilities, that there were no fatalities. he did mention a 10-year-old girl who had been injured by shrapnel but no other injuries. he went on to say that whatever is needed to defend the citizens of israel, that they will do it. also mentioned the hostages who remained being held in gaza, to bring them back. the latest there from the idf from daniel hagari. >>> to stay with us here on sky news. we will bring you the very latest on this continuing story, the breaking news that iran has launched more than 200 rounds as we

we'll ask an idf spokeman how it can be independent if it's conducted by former idf personnel. they come to their own conclusions. they are independent of the chain of command. they can rule whatever they see fit, based on their professional understanding of the reality. we'll be asking the team leader for save the children's gaza response what she makes of that, and speaking to the diplomatic correpondent at the times of israel about the prospect of an early election. also tonight: is the market in the uk for electric cars running out of charge? we'll examine the data and ask whether there's a risk of our net—zero journey running off the road. 75 years tomorrow, nato was founded, out of the ashes of world war ii, but how does the prospect of a trump presidency, a pugancious putin, and impecunity feel for the alliance? we'll bejoined by sir richard barrons, former commander of the joint forces command. good evening. for the first time since the october 7th attacks, the war cabinet minister benny gantz — benjamin netanyahu's main rival, who joined the government on an emergency

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the idf says the strike should not have happened and expressed deep sorrow for the incident. those who approved the start were convinced they were targeting hamas operatives. the attacks were carried out in what it said was a serious violation of standard operating procedures. the idf said the chief of staff, a colonel in reserve, and a brigade fire commander with the rank of major will both be dismissed from their positions. there is the israel defense force spokesperson speaking earlier. >> the findings show there were a number of armed gunmen that boarded and left some of the vehicles identified over the course of the event. after some of the vehicles split from the others, the forces that were tracking the vehicles going south did so thinking these were hamas be a -- hamas vehicles that hamas gunmen had entered. this operational misidentification and misclassification was the result of internal failures. >> america's top diplomat antony blinken reacted earlier boarding a plane back to washington from brussels. >> it is important israel take full responsibility for the inc

and we're hearing is repeated warnings for the idf not to go into rafah on the ground. but again, important to remember that while we haven't seen a full-scale ground operation just yet, we are seeing airstrikes already in an offer as we are in other parts of gaza as well. >> and we had this resignation as well, didn't we, from israeli military intelligence? obviously it's one accepted now that there was a military, an intelligence failure ahead of the october 7 attack question being, why did it take so long for someone to go and is this enough? >> well, there has been growing criticism of prime minister netanyahu that is certainly where those anti-government protests have been focused. and in fact, we heard from the idf's intelligence branch months ago admitting to those intelligence failures that admission came just a few weeks after october 7. we heard at the time also from the head of shin bet, also acknowledging intelligence failures at the time, said in a statement that despite a series of actions that are carried out by the idf and intelligence branches, they wer

now, the idf says this should not have happened.hat it was in violation of the standard operating procedure of the idf. they say that they've taken action they're firing the major directly involved in the incident that they're firing the brigade chief of staff who has the rank of a reserve kernel those two people have been fired the world central kitchen have released the statement they are saying that the acknowledgment of responsibility by the idf and the fact that they've taken action against some of those involved is a step forward, but they are saying this out, these outrageous killings this statement is cold comfort in the face of those outrageous killings so this really hasn't gone a long way as yet for the world central kitchen. and perhaps for many other observers there's a lot of detail. we don't have here that the idf could say that they didn't know that these three vehicles leaving this designated and recognize warehouse, these three vehicles that the world central kitchen said, we're known to the idf. we're known throug

the idf spokesperson spoke to bbc news and defender criticism from the families that the idf and israeld not be allowed to investigate own mistakes. should not be allowed to investigate own mistakes-_ should not be allowed to investigate own mistakes. something i can relate to and the idf — own mistakes. something i can relate to and the idf has _ own mistakes. something i can relate to and the idf has its _ own mistakes. something i can relate to and the idf has its own _ to and the idf has its own mechanisms, the independent inquiry that took place, independent of the chain of command, its former officers, not people dependent on promotion or anything like that. it is a very effective mechanism because it is people who are privy and they know how things should be conducted. the and they know how things should be conducted. . ., ., , . , conducted. the director of security s stems conducted. the director of security systems monitor _ conducted. the director of security systems monitor at _ conducted. the director of security systems monitor at the _ conducted. the director of security

as the idf campaign?es: hamas's does not -- known use of human shields does not negate the idf's responsibility. the idea that it has put out statements, netanyahu himself, that these strikes have unwitting or involuntary human shields that hamas is using, and therefore, it is justified that we went after this target and we can't avoid in some of these cases killing these civilians. well, unfortunately, through that, idf has also acknowledged that they are still striking when civilians are actually known in the target area and that is obviously just even from the reporting and the corroboration that we see, and so that is a problem under u.s. law of war. that would be a violation of our law of war and international humanitarian law and under all common interpretations, it would be as well. i don't doubt that the idf is calling off strikes, is aborting in some cases but they are not doing enough. geoff: there is a lot more to discuss but we are out of time. i want to thank you so much. thanks very much for

has been operating so idf can learn from it.e can all learn from it. >> martha: jose, you said earlier this week in an interview, we were targeted deliberately nonstop until everybody was dead in this convoy. do you believe at this point from what you have seen that they were deliberately targeted, your aid group? >> that the convoy was deliberately attacked is abuse. the precision, the continuous following over 1.8 kilometers until the three cars were totally destroyed and all the members inside those three. obviously, this was targeted. we could argue that the first one, let's say, was a mistake. the second? the third? >> martha: do you believe world central kitchen was targeted on purpose? >> my humanity tells me that obviously i don't want to believe that world central kitchen was targeted, and probably this was not the case, because i'm sure they knew our movements. i'm sure they knew our teams. i'm sure they were in direct contact with the different people that coordinate in these situations, but obviously these things kee

its so-called suspects who approached them the idf footage is incomplete. it cuts between crowds surrounding the trucks and bodies lying on the ground. even this reveals they were firing in a densely packed area, likely to cause severe bloodshed cnn requested the full footage from the idf, but it was denied jihad abu watfa was amongst the starving palestinians and started filming as the trucks crossed into northern gaza. >> hello non-white was up telling man has him >> indicated gunfire started earlier than the idf claimed the idf published this timeline saying the trucks arrived at the checkpoint at 4:00 a.m. they've been crossed it and only after that did the idf fire shots that the crowd yeah >> but in >> billows video filmed seven minutes earlier at 4:22 a.m. gunshots ring out. he warns there was a tank the idf claim the convoy was still stationary at the checkpoint at this time next jihad begins filming it's now for 20, 8:00 a.m. and there's a barrage of gunfire on the shots. are close analysis by weapons experts of the births indicated heavy automatic

and one thing that we have really learned today is how the idf does not really have a clear directivel level on key issues including humanitarian aid and that is one of the reasons i think that it was not clear to all the commanders in the field of the importance of being on the lookout for these humanitarian convoys which seems to be one of the main reasons for what happened last night. obviously, with this international attention on what has happened with the convoy and the fact that this is such a condemnation from the american administration, from britain, from other western countries, it will force them to take a bit more interest in the humanitarian issue which is something he has largely ignored until now. >> what would you say his public , you know, appeal is at the moment? we have seen protests from families of hostages. we have seen calls around the world for benjamin netanyahu to be replaced as the israeli leader. >> we have seen in the polls already for nearly six months, he has lost the trust of the israeli people. over 80% of israelis think that he is responsible for the

they had coordinated their movements with the idf. now, israel continues just declaim to strike was unintentional. this morning, rural central kitchen is calling for an independent third party investigation into the strike, cnn's arlette sides is at the white house this morning or let we've been told the president is frustrated. what are you learning about how he will express that frustration in this phone call? >> well john president biden is expected to directly convey his frustration and anger to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu when they speak in the coming hours, it really marks the latest tension point between the us and the israeli prime minister and present the frustration levels here at the white house have been growing with the way way that israel is conducting their operations, especially in the wake of that strike that. killed seven aid workers working with world central kitchen president biden, made that plainly clear at a statement are released earlier this week when he said he was outraged by that incident. now

the convoy was coordinated with the idf. we know these these realities jose andres has been very vocal. i know you both have heard what he said. he said that this attack was targeted. it was it's not an accident. i just wanted to play part of what he said again, so that all of our viewers can hear it as well >> but i know is that we were targeted deliberately now until everybody was dead in these convoy that that cannot be that cannot be the role of an army do you believe your son was targeted >> absolutely there's no doubt about it and i think that the most important thing is to speak out to express it the way we're doing it, the way the mended i think it's important and that way we're hoping that it may change certain things >> so yes. by all appearances, the facts as they've been as they become known as presented. so far, seem to indicate that it was a deliberate targeting of a food aid convoy we would like an independent investigation. we asked everyone that we've talked to from canadian government and from the us govern

she fought in the idf. brainwashed by the idf and she came up and said i would love to hear what this lady has to say and then make up my mind. >> thank you all. continuing coverage of breaking news, what's happening. israel now retaliates against iran p. or could jonathan hunt with that -- with the continuing coverage. >> it is 12:30 am on the east coast. it is 7:30 am in israel. 8:00 am in iran. israel has overnight struck back at iran. eyewitnesses say explosions can be seen and heard overnight close to a major air base in the iranian province of isfahan. the extent of damage at this point remains unclear. hello i'm jonathan hunt live in los angeles with ongoing coverage of german take breaking news in the middle east. in the israeli attack which the u.s. source says was limited is in the retaliation for last week's large coordinated missile and drone attack on israel. iran at this point is playing down the situation, claiming its air defences defeated the attack as flight maps show significant diversion

fiercely defend the idf, our military, and i defend the idf, our military, and warriors.lestinian red crescent says one of its drivers was killed in the occupied west bank while trying to treat people injured by gunshots fired by israeli settlers on friday. the health ministry in the territory gave a similar account of the death of 50—year—old mohammed awad allan. some hebrew—language media reports said he was killed by firing from the israeli armed forces, others that he was shot by armed settlers. there was no immediate comment from the idf. separately, palestinian officials said that at least 1a people, including a boy and a gunman, were killed in an israeli military operation in the nur shams refugee camp, in the west bank. funerals have just been held for some of the dead. the uk prime minister's office says rishi sunak is appalled by the way the metropolitan police treated a jewish man during a pro—palestinian march in london last weekend. an officer told gideon falter he might provoke a reaction from the demonstrators, because he was "openlyjewish." there have been

this is the pant parents of the american citizen killed in the idf strikes beaked outfront why they believe their son was targeted. >> and the >> questions they have tonight, and standing up to 11 musk an arizona election official, taking down a conspiracy theory that musk promoted about election fraud to million people. and he took it down point by these my guests tonight show why? this is wrong. let's go out front >> and good evening. i'm erin burnett outfront tonight. a ruling against trump, the judge and trump's georgia election interference case, rejecting trump's attempt to throw the entire case out. >> there just >> completely dismiss it now, trump had claimed that the case violated his right to free speech. judge scott mcafee having that kind of that writing quote, but defense is not presented nor has the court been able to find any authority. but the speech and conduct alleged is protected political speech so that means trump is on track to go to trial in georgia as soon as august, if the district attorney there, fani willis, has her way so that means two trials will be in progress

after the idf pulled out, this is what they left in their wake, this massive destruction.ts here say they've seen nothing like this before. israeli bulldozers smashed through homes and shops, tore up roads, severed pumps and power lines, cutting off electricity and water. a decision on the netzah yehuda battalion is expected this week. today secretary of state antony blinken denied the u.s. had double standards when it came to israel and said there were also ongoing investigations into allegations of human rights violations in gaza. maurice. >> many thanks, debora patta in east jerusalem tonight. >>> ther feeling sluggish or weighed down? could be a sign that your digestive system isn't at its best. but a little metamucil everyday can help. metamucil's psyllium fiber gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down... so you can lighten every day the metamucil way. (coi leray & metro boomin, “enjoy yourself”) new axe black vanilla? yum! ♪ he like when i get dressed, ♪ ♪ i live life with no stress, ♪ ♪ he said that's my best flex. ♪ ♪ i hopped on a big plane, said i'm

now i went on to say sadly, israel doesn't have those methods of accountability for the idf. the idf says this unit is now currently serving professionally in the war in gaza the prime minister called this potential action by the united states the height of absurdity. the defense minister also saying no one can teach us lessons about morality. it seems if these sanctions do come, if lessons are learned, it doesn't seem to be as going to be in the short-term jake all right. >> nic robertson in jerusalem. thank you so much for that report just what 2024 needs. >> how about another twist in the saga of disgraced expelled congressman george santos? stay stay with us businesses, go further with 5g solutions. >> that's why they choose t-mobile for business pga of america he moved partnering on 5g powered analytics to help improve player performance. t-mobile's network helps aaa stay connected nationwide to get their members back on the road. >> and las vegas grand prix chose t-mobile to help fuel operations for one of the world's largest racing events. now is the time to see what a

the idf published this timeline saying the trucks arrived at the checkpoint at 4:00 a.m. at 4:29. and only after that did the idf fire shots that the crowd but in billows video filmed seven minutes earlier, 4:22 a.m. gunshots ring out he warns there was a tank the idf claimed the convoy was still stationary at the checkpoint at this time next jihad begins filming it's now for 20, 8:00 a.m. and there's a barrage of gunfire on the shots are close analysis by weapons experts of the birth indicate heavy automatic gunfire at 600 rounds per minute. jihad keeps filming nothing to learn more, hospital is going to attack is beside me. >> we're now under siege. he says, moments later you see a truck driving along the road, responded traces from the gunfire here one could be seen ricocheting up here according to weapons experts dan chill ju than i use often tibet, one site plus some hello shahid >> as day broke, the number of dead and injured that emerged was staggering interviews with survivors at hospitals afterwards, found some people had been shot in the upper body when did this

i think the problem is that there's a disconnect between the idf leadership that sits in the idf headquarters and gives orders and procedures to the forces it's on the ground. and the force on the ground and the field commanders who apparently are not fully implementing the order. and i think this is something that we saw from day one of this war. we are six months in. it's not that there's no improvement. we see a deterioration in the way that the force on the ground are not implementing the orders that they get from the idf command >> ravid always appreciate your expertise and your perspective on these matters. thanks for being with us. >> thank you. >> of course. >> still had the dow tumbling hundreds of points over concerns about when the fed might cut interest rates we're tracking a wild ride on wall street when we come back get your viewing glasses ready and experience so rare, it won't happen again. before another two decades. joint cnn for live coverage around the country of the spectacle in the skies. eclipse across america, live monday at one on cnn or streamed being on consumer cel

the idf is expected to release the funds findings of its initial investigation into the israeli strike on a world central kitchen convoy that strike killed seven aid workers and prompted international outrage, including a stark warning from president biden to prime minister benjamin netanyahu about israel's tactics in gaza we'll bring you the latest on that report as soon as it is released >> in the >> meantime, two big legal setbacks for donald trump, a judge in georgia rejecting trump's claim that his role in attempting to overturn the 2020 election was protected under free speech, right? in quote, the defense has not presented nor is the chord able to find hi and any authority that the speech and conduct alleged is protected political speech the defendants motions based on first amendment grounds are denied in florida, a trump-appointed judge aileen cannon ruling against the former president's request to dismiss the classified documents case she writes the motions denied because quote, the presidential records act does not provide a pretrial basis to dismiss. and trump also facing c

now the idf review also saying that the strike should never have happened, calling it a grave mistake, and have now fired military officers involved in that decision-making in that strike. the aid workers with world central kitchen. we know they were traveling in a convoy of three vehicles two were armored vehicles. the idf says, some of the aid workers survived the first strike in the first vehicle and that they fled to the second vehicle in the convoy after that and then that one, of course then was also hit and no one survived. seen as a prop person is in jerusalem, seen as arlette saenz at the white house, flores are let stand by for us nick, let me first go to you, talk to us more about what we're learning happened from this initial investigation >> yeah, the idea is calling it a grave mistake that it happened out with the protocols of the rules of engagement. and here you have to start adding caveats in because we don't know and the idf doesn't close the rules of engagement. but what they have said in this report is that they spotted a gunman, a gunman getting on one of the aid

our investigation revealed that the idf targeted al shaboura, tal al sultan and al mawasi. the idf targeted these three places after it told residents to head there. on january 9th. an air strike in one of the places. it hits the home of the nafal family killing 15. on february 12th, 2024, our crews filmed the aftermath of an air strike on al shaboura. "they asked us to go to al shaboura because it's a safe area. look around what happened," this man says. on april 20th. at 10:00 p.m. in the same district, the building leveled. among those killed, a pregnant woman who nbc news reported on earlier this week. her premature baby briefly survived died days later. we asked the military multiple times to comment on the strikes documented in our report providing precise locations and dates. it addressed one of the attacks replying, the idf is not aware of any strike at the provided coordinates and times in the query blaming hamas for telling people to ignore military directives adding, the idf will act against hamas wherever it operates with full commitment to international law. hu

but first, let's hear from an idf spokesperson.re was a visual confirmation of a gunman, first of all, on one of the trucks that then conducted shooting from one of the trucks. and when they indeed reached the hangars, there were more gunmen identified on the location, and it led, basically, to the entire miscalculation, misidentification and the failure of what should have happened. unicef�*s communications specialist, tess ingram, joined me from gaza a little earlier. i asked her what she made of the idf explanation as to how the deaths came about. i think it's unacceptable. international law is clear — humanitarians must be protected, as do all civilians. pregnant women, children, journalists — and we've just lost far too many people, innocent civilians, over the last six months, and i think that makes it kind of clear the type of war this is. this is an indiscriminate war that is killing children, killing humanitarian workers, about 200 now, and so we need these mistakes to stop piling up. let's talk to our panel, annabel denha

the state of israel is strong, but the idf is strong. the public is strong. >> let's bring in chief international anchor, chris amanpour christiane, you just heard there from the israeli prime minister this was a wave and unprecedented five, our wave of attacks defended not just by the idf, of course, but by israel's quote partners and gideon levy who is on the editorial board of israeli media organization eretz is very specifically said, israel was saved by its partners are very specifically by the united states and its support overnight, your thoughts >> i'm becky. let's be clear, in 45 years since the islamic republic and the antagonism between israel and iran, there has never been attacked by iran inside israel. so this does actually cross, cross a threshold. and the actual we'll future right now rests on whether israel will listen to the united states and not retaliate for the retaliation it was a massive aerial attack in terms of hundreds of drones, cruise missiles, and other surface to surface missiles that flew from iran on over

the top idf spokesman -- >> this is a tragedy.t was a terrible chain of errors and never should happened. reporter: along the coast the idf says and armed gunmen boarded the convoy and surveillance spotted a second gunman. further south the convoy split and that is when the idf admit that one of its commanders mistakenly assumed that a hamas gunmen remained inside the convoy. >> this misidentification was the result of internal failures. reporter: between 11:09 and 11:13 the idf said it launched three strikes on three vehicles separated by more than a mile though they rode on a coastal road designated for humanitarian workers. >> the soldiers conducted the strike without any awareness that these were in fact wck workers -- vehicles. at the time they were certain they were targeting hamas. reporter: but the u.n. today and others say israel's problems run deeper. the war in gaza has been the deadliest ever for humanitarian workers. the u.n. says some 200 have been killed. >> we can see that this is not an exception. reporter: wes br

spokesperson for the idf and _ sovereign iranian soil.soil. spokesperson for the idf and didn't thank - sovereign iranian soil. spokesperson for the idf and didn't thank you - sovereign iranian soil. spokesperson for the idf and didn't thank you for l —— andi —— and i thank you for being with us. live now to ravi agrawal, editor in chief of foreign policy a global affairs magazine and website, live in new york. thank you for taking the time to be with us and i think, all week in light of the warning so we have heard from the ayatollah in the ron, we have been watching and waiting to see what will come potentially of this moment in light of what we have seen this evening, what do you make of what appears to be unfolding? lot will play out in the next few hours and iran has reportedly sent more than 100 armed drones and also, in the cells, ballistic missiles and cruise missiles which will reach faster than the drones and a lot would depend on how much damage they cause and how many of them are shot down by the israelis and also the american

we've seen a ma'or withdrawal from idf forces in h withdrawalfrom idf forces in gaza so we know the troopsknow at this point on the breaking news that iran has launched an attack against israel. israel has called for un security council meeting as we were saying, that will be tomorrow and we are told by vanessa benjamin netanyahu will stick to us presidentjoe biden after that meeting. iran revolutionary guards have confirmed that that attack tonight how was in part a response to that thing is really a strike that destroyed an iranian diplomatic compound in syria that was earlier this month. here is what we know about the situation within israel tonight. the military says it is not advising any residents of the country to prepare to take shelter. that�*s revising an earlier warning. srn sirens have been found in multiple locations across israel and there were explosions overjerusalem according to several witnesses and israeli media who say they are from aerial interceptions. the israel defense forces say one girl has been injured so far and that light damage was caused to military base whic

israel and the idf would pretty _ as possible. the idf would pretty heavily dispute i as possible. israel and the idf . would pretty heavily dispute that. they say they're going after hamas and they say hamas use civilians as human shields. i and they say hamas use civilians as human shields.— human shields. i think the world is caettin human shields. i think the world is getting pretty _ human shields. i think the world is getting pretty tired _ human shields. i think the world is getting pretty tired of _ human shields. i think the world is getting pretty tired of those - getting pretty tired of those excuses. i think people are seeing, coming through social media, from people inside gaza, the ways that these lies that the israeli system continues to disseminate, people are not buying it any more. i think also the us government is not being honest. in terms of not appointing us law. the evidence is quite clear, and again, ijust hope that we will see a shift from this administration while it still possible to make a difference fo

there were lines of communication with the idf . this communication with the idf.hould not have happened. it is not like friendly fire. this absolutely should have been averted . it was should have been averted. it was a systematic failure of idf intelligence that it wasn't averted. and like i say, the fact that you don't even have a slap on the wrist, a temporary suspension of arms sales, i think shows the lack of self—respect and shame our politicians . politicians. >> i just think this is sort of naive. this is now you now going into the naive. you know, we are into the naive. you know, we are in a very, very difficult situation. what nobody is also mentioning is the number of palestinian civilians that hamas and its cohorts have killed themselves, those when they were trying to move south, they were shooting their own civilians in the backs. they were making sure that they were keeping civilians as their women and children. they've hidden behind women and children in this regime for, you know, for the last 15 years. >> see what that's got to do with the idf? >>

the idf said this shouldn't happen and they'll be making sure it doesn't happen again.ents ago, secretary blinken said the u.s. will be fully assessing the idf's report and said they're not just looking to see what steps are being taken but the results of those steps. as you mentioned, world central kitchen is responding this morning. they released a statement saying it's clear from the preliminary investigation that the idf has deployed deadly force without regard to its own protocols, chain of commands and rules of engagement. it went on to say that they're demanding an independent investigation. look, there's no doubt about it. international condemnation just continues to grow with israel's staunchest allies denouncing their actions, and of course public opinion on the way israel's carrying out this war, ana, just continues to drastically shift around the world. >> and allie, the secretary of state also had called for an independent investigation before this report came out. are we hearing any more response from the white house this morning? >> yeah, ana, in just the