this became known after joe biden’s conversation with israeli president isaac herzog. washington is working on the issue of introducing a humanitarian truce in the gas sector. in their zone, russian missile launchers thoroughly destroyed iskander with a strike. command post of the armed forces of ukraine, the target was hit just at the time when the enemy officers gathered for a meeting, according to the reconnaissance report, the missile flew straight into the open window. a new eruption is expected at the klyuchevskoy volcano, in kamchatka, scientists record intense shaking from palin. mud flows from the slopes destroyed the road near the village of klyuchi, due to the threat of ashfall, kindergartens were closed in two settlements, and another volcano, ebeka, awoke in the kuril islands. well, now the latest shots from milan. the city was hit by heavy downpours due to precipitation from the river seviza came out of its banks. podvod, as you can see, is now on your screens. literally almost entire blocks were walking, most of the metro stations are not working , now t

state antony blinken voiced the corresponding message in a conversation with the jewish state isaac herzogn will discuss the situation in the region on friday during his visit to israel. the latest details about the course of the conflict between israel and palestine in the material by artyom korasulin. the israel defense forces are storming the gaza strip from five directions. fierce fighting with palestinian groups is taking place in the north of the gaza strip near the beidkhan checkpoint. both sides suffered losses during the clashes, but the command does not specify the number of dead. local media write that if the idf’s actions are successful, the israeli military will be able to begin advancing deeper into the palestinian enclave. our forces are now fighting deep in the gaza strip. they destroy terrorists at close range. and such targets are combined strikes of land, air and sea. infantry and armored forces captured hamas's central stronghold in the western city of jibaliya. this bastion was used to prepare terrorist attacks, including the attack on october 7th. the palestinian side

president isaac herzog.icle near an israeli military outpost on the border with lebanon . on there are with lebanon. on there are reports of casualties , but no reports of casualties, but no confirmation from israeli authorities so far. the incident took place near the border outpost in yiftah . there are outpost in yiftah. there are several videos on social media showing sustained gunfire in the area around the israeli outpost. the window for civilian evacuations from north gaza to south has now closed . and prince south has now closed. and prince william has arrived in singapore to attend the 2023 earthshot prize ceremony . the prince of prize ceremony. the prince of wales is hosting the united for wildlife global summit in conjunction with his earthshot environmental initiative. he hopes to shine a spotlight on southeast asia's role in the illegal wildlife trade. the earthshot award on tuesday will see five category winners presented with £1 million each to scale up their environmental ideas and you can g

coming up, my interview with the israeli president isaac herzog. we got his emotional reaction to return of the hostages and whether israel wants to extend this temporary truce even longer. stay with us. >>> we're following the breaking news. look at these live pikes coming in right now from the rafah border crossing. from gaza into egypt. this is where the red cross vehicles will be bringing the latest batch of hostages including a young little sweet 4-year-old american girl who will be headed from gaza into egypt and then eventually making the short drive into israel continuing this process. we're watching all of these developments unfold. so far so good on this day. oren liebermann is watching this with us as well. so far no delays, no serious problems as far as we know right now. things are clearly moving in the right direction. >> and this is wonderful news for the families of the hostages waiting to see them. we've just get the heads up from theize really military, they have gone from hamas to the red cross. we learned that and now we've lear

antony blinken met the israeli president isaac herzog.rity with israel alongside hopes for a pause in the fighting. that was an important area of discussion today with israeli leaders — how, when and where these can be implemented. what work needs to happen and what understandings must be reached. now, we recognise this will take time to prepare and coordinate as well with international partners. a number of legitimate questions were raised in our discussions today, including how to use any period of pause to maximise the full humanitarian assistance. how to connect a pause to the release of hostages. how to ensure that hamas doesn't use these pauses or arrangements to its own advantage. these are issues that we need to tackle urgently and we believe they can be solved. we've agreed to have our teams continue to discuss practical solutions. i've instructed our special envoy for middle east humanitarian issues, david satterfield, who has been doing remarkable work here over the last couple of weeks, to continue these discussions. ultimatel

isaac herzog, president of israel, thank you. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news.s. a metropolitan police commander has been sacked forfailing to provide a sample for a drugs test, after being accused of smoking cannabis. julian bennett had served with the force for more than a0 years and was — for a time — responsible for the met�*s drug strategy. mr bennett's lawyers say they will appeal against the panel's decision. the met office has warned parts of southern england to brace for storm ciaran. amber weather warnings are in place from tonight into friday. gusts of 80mph are possible on exposed parts of the south coast, with 20—25mm of rain expected in southern and western areas. there are also 26 flood warnings in place tens of thousands of children in the west of scotland will be off school today because of a strike by support staff. the walkout by members of unison is in the long running dispute about pay. the strike affects schools in the glasgow, renfrewshire, east renfrewshire, and inverclyde local authority areas. you're live with bbc news. let's continue w

i sat down with the israeli president isaac herzog to discuss that and more. we'll have much more of my exclusive interview coming up right after the break. >>> we continue to follow the breaking news. the third group of hostages released today by hamas is now in israel and will soon be arriving at the hospitals outside tel aviv. our matthew chance is at one of those hospitals. matthew, first of all, what do we know? what is the late st? >> reporter: we're still waiting for the helicopters to arrive. we're outside the schneider medical facility which is just outside -- on the outskirts of tel aviv where we're expecting the majority, if not all of the nine children released in this third group of hostages to be set free under this hostage deal including 4-year-old joint u.s. israeli citizen abigail edan. she had her fourth birthday on friday. her family, what's left of them, to put it frankly, some of them are here and have issued a statement saying the following. we've got no words to express our relief and our gratitude. they also say they thank president bid

earlier today i had a chance to sit down in jerusalem with the israeli president isaac herzog for anlusive interview when he shared what other nations around the world must do in order to achieve regional stability here in the middle east. given the stakes involved, do you see israel effectively reoccupying gaza? >> it's not effectively re-occupying gaza because there must be and there will be also international involvement. palestinian involve, israeli involvement. these things have to be worked out and they're only now starting to discuss these things, basically starting from the united states of america, europe. the relevant arab countries will have a say in the ability both to mediate as well as to help and the regional forces and the palestinians and the israelis. i am not now painting the exact solution. it is not under my domain. i'm the head of state, but i don't have executive powers, but my own vision of the way it has to be dealt with is some sort of a formation that is effective enough, but also represents the various interests. this is the vision. there has to be an inte

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isaac herzog joined me and had these thoughts. >> we're doing our best to bring them back home. we're demanding the international community to be as forceful as possible. we hope and pray there will be a positive outcome in the next few days. >> meanwhile, israel keeps pounding gaza as it enters a more difficult phase of the war. seniority director robert greenway will join us life next. veteran homeowners, need to save money every month? call newday. pay off your high rate credit cards and car loan with an affordable va home loan from newday. you can save $500 every month. rates on credit cards have gone up to 22%. for late payments, as much as 30%, more than three times higher than a newday va loan. pay off your credit cards and car with a newday100 va loan and save. whenever you're hungry, there's a deal on the subway app. buy one footlong, get one 50% off in the subway app today. now that's a deal worth celebrating. man, what are you doing?! get it before it's gone on the subway app. ♪ meet gold bond daily healing. a powerhouse lotion that moisturizes, heals, and smooths dry

president isaac herzog., antony blinken is in ramallah in the west bank to meet the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas . around 200 people mahmoud abbas. around 200 people have gathered in the city to protest us secretary of state's visit . protest us secretary of state's visit. middle east ministers have been demanding a ceasefire in meetings with mr blinken as he negotiates to get aid into gaza. blasts were seen lighting up the sky in gaza overnight as israeli strikes pound the enclave of the hamas run health ministry in gaza, says israeli strikes killed multiple people in a refugee camp on saturday night. israel is yet to respond to these claims . the foreign to these claims. the foreign office is pressing for the rafah crossing to reopen to allow uk nationals to escape gaza . 112 nationals to escape gaza. 112 people were expected to leave yesterday when the crossing was temporarily closed. it is unknown how many, if any, were able to make the journey. in a statement , a able to make the journey. in a s

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israeli president isaac herzog addressing the situation today while attending that pro israel rally in washington d.c. >> 40 days ago, a terrorist army innovated the sovereign state of israel and butchered hundreds upon hundreds of israelis in the largest massacre since the holocaust. let us cry out together never again. never again. never again. never again is now. >> and there's this video that shows a tunnel system connected to a nearby hospital in northern gaza. the images show a house that was being used by a hamas militant. inside that house, there's a tunnel. the idf releasing a video of a basement below the nearby hospital that it says might have been used by hamas to hold hostages. despite the recent calls for a cease fire, it's still very active here in southern israel. we continue to see rockets being fired from gaza in to israel. as we stand out here, neil, it's very loud. we can hear all of that outgoing artillery that israeli forces are send being back to gaza. >> neil: thanks, jeff. meantime, back to this rally in washington. it was unprecedented when you have seen all t

as we pointed out, the photograph with you and elon musk and isaac herzog, you had a chance to be in proximity to israeli leaders. they keep saying that at some point kinetic military operations have to resume in order to prevent october 7th from ever happening again. what -- what is your message to them about that and maintaining the ceasefire in hopes that all of the hostages can come home? >> well, i'm not a politician and not a military strategist, as i said before, i'm a mom, and i think it must be very difficult if you have a two-pronged approach and they feel that they are in conflict with each other. so i don't presume to understand or know how you go about a military, you know, maneuver trying to wipe out something that is an idea. i don't know how you wipe out an idea. i do agree that october 7th can never happen again. that we need to be safe. citizens need to not be afraid to go to sleep in their beds. citizens, young people need to not be afraid to go to a music festival that was called the music festival of unity and light. so we have two seemingly a bit conflicting obj

. >> reporter: israeli president isaac herzog also took part with a live message from the western walln jerusalem. >> we, the people of israel, are eternal and no one will break us. >> reporter: organizers say they want to show the world that jewish communities should be able to live without terrorism and free of hate. natalie brand, cbs news, washington. >>> president biden is set to meet today with chinese president xi jinping outside san francisco. the two leaders arrived separately yesterday where they were greeted by california governor gavin newsom. they are both attending the summit of asia-pacific leaders. it is the first time they've met in a year. mr. biden said his goal is to get the u.s.-china relationship on a, quote, normal course. >>> and back in washington, the senate is is expected to take up the house's short-term spending bill today to avoid a government shutdown. the measure passed in a rare display of bipartisanship but not without some drama as one of the most exclusive clubs almost became a fight club. the story from cbs' scott macfarlane. >> reporter: congress'

that's true, the absolutely, i mean, they still make... the occasional nod to international law, so isaac herzog talking about there being no civilians in gaza, and that effectively women and children are legit targets for their operations, they not actually even really pretending to be to attack uh hamas, as they call the resistance different resistance factions, so yes the mask has slipped, but what we see though, of course when the mask slips this is that millions of people across the world see for the first time in addition to the already large numbers of millions who know perfectly well what zionism is, the world as a whole, the population of the world is is united against zionism, it's only those countries the leadership of those countries in some of them in the g7, but especially the us and the uk who support and and prop up the the design entity, we've seen just recently, just the just in the last few hours i've seen stuff about um uh the ministry of defense is d-notice committee trying to pressure uh the media in this country not to mention the fact that the sas are in cyprus and the mi

that is the israeli president isaac herzog addressing the country.mes after he held a phone call with the u.s. secretary of state, talking about the need to take feasible precautions to minimize harm to civilians. let's get the latest from john donnison. that is a real point here. we have seen some of the fallout of those israeli airstrikes, and once again international pressure on israel to minimize harm to civilians. that is the focus of diplomatic talks. >> it is, and similar comments -- we heard in an interview with president herzog on the bbc. when we look forward to tomorrow -- today for a tiny fraction of the palestinian population in gaza, there has been a glimmer of light. those people who have managed to get out. i think we will see you tomorrow continued efforts to get more foreign nationals out of gaza, more of the most critically injured. we have seen those pictures today of people scrolling down the lists at the rafah crossing, looking to see if their name is on there. and tomorrow, we are going to e the same thing. narrator: funding fo

and we'll speak with white house national security adviser jake sullivan and israeli president isaac herzog>>> house foreign affairs committee chairman mike mccaul joins us from tel aviv. >>> bright spots for democrats following last week's off year elections. can they win on issues despite an unpopular president? virginia democratic senator mark warner joins us. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." >>> good morning. welcome to "face the nation." we begin the sixth week following hamas' brutal attack in which 1200 israelis died. that number has dropped from 1400, according to the israeli government, as remains are still being identified. negotiations over releasing the 200 plus hostages continue behind the scenes. publically, it's a war that includes allegations, counter allegations, and disturbing images. we'll continue to do our best to bring you only factual information and context. we want to begin our coverage with deborah patta reporting from east jerusalem. >> reporter: they came in their thousands, chanting "now, now." israelis demanding the immediate release of the nearly 240

. >>> we turn now to the president of israel, isaac herzog, who joins us from jerusalem.d afternoon to you, sir. >> good morning, margaret. >> your country lost 1200 of its civilian citizens on october 7th and i know you're still reeling from that. what we're seeing in gaza right now from hamas and this concentration of very intense fighting around al shifa hospital, if that is indeed hamas' command center, does that mean this war ends if you take control of it? >> well, the war we've taken on against hamas is a war that matters to the entire well being and safety of the world, i would say, and therefore, our main aim at this stage following the atrocities we've gone through on october 7th, is to rupp ute the capability -- uproot the capability of hamas. it doesn't end at shifa hospital. >> i know you have met with the families of roughly 240 hostages being held by hamas and other terror groups. can you explain why israel is now reportedly considering releasing palestinian women and children from your prisons in exchange for some of these hostages held by hamas? >> i don'

. >> also earlier, israeli president isaac herzog revealed israeli security forces found arabic copieshitler's mine com and the children's bedroom used by hamas in northern gaza. >> we are not in guys. i know cut by gaza will to govern dozen. we have to move the hummus with the is a and the ability to rebuild capabilities in the strike again and again saying they would like to do. >> we know israel agreed to a humanitarian corridor that remains open to help people get to safety into southern gaza. the idf is also allowing evacuations from several hospitals and the northern gaza strip. >> that interesting reporting for us. to some other news tonight in los angeles. the 10 freeway shut down indefinitely following a damaging storage yard fire. governor newsome declaring a state of emergency there fire starting early saturday morning at a storage yard. it quickly spread to neighboring storage yards engulfing both sides of the street. underneath the i-10, the heat was so intense. it melted some of the freeways guardrails more than 160 firefighters quickly assembling and they were able to sa

diplomacy, who is now in tel aviv, made an unexpected statement during negotiations with president isaac herzog, he admitted responsibility, including europe, for what is happening now in the conflict zone. i am shocked by the suffering of the israelis, but also concerned by the suffering of the people in gaza. i would like to ask for your assistance in reducing the level of civilian suffering, i think that the international community, including. the european union made a political and moral mistake and did not think enough about the problems of peace in palestine and israel. long-range aircraft aviation of the russian aerospace forces carried out scheduled flights over the neutral entrances of the barintsev, norwegian and black seas. according to the ministry of defense, strategic missile carriers tu-160 and long-range bombers tu-22 were involved in the operation, they were accompanied by su-30 and mig-31 fighters. the longest. the flight lasted 13 hours. our military department emphasized that all flights were carried out in strict accordance with international rules. at the atc summit curren

gas sector is being conducted through kator intermediaries, according to the country's president isaac herzog is quite possible that the parties will be able to agree in the near future. this is what the president of israel says about this. we hope that in the coming days we will be able to release a number of hostages. i will not go into the details of these negotiations. this now is out of place, the less we go into details, the higher the chances of such a deal. i will say this, these are negotiations at a very high level. benjamin netanyahu, the country's prime minister, claims that there will be no ceasefire or long pause in hostilities. without the return of the hostages, at the same time, the israeli leader threatens the lebanese shiite group hezbollah in the north with a powerful response from the israeli army if the shelling continues, this is the point of view of the israeli prime minister. i declare to our enemy: do not be so naive about us, this is a mistake, a mistake that will cost you very dearly, i made it clear to us secretary of state antony blinken that israel will continue

isaac herzog receives the prime ministers of spain and belgium in jerusalem.id-britain, cameron, is visiting israel. the negotiations are taking place against the backdrop of ongoing shelling. today , the iron dome system is operating again in the skies over israel. the most massive shelling from lebanon since the beginning of the conflict, 48 rockets. northern neighbor, like hamas is in the south, exerting pressure. perhaps his interests are also part of negotiations that cannot come to an end. contacts regarding the release of our hostages are progressing and ongoing, the process will begin in accordance with the original agreement between the parties and no earlier than friday. sahal is increasingly biting into the lands of the palestinian authority, the level of control of the situation is such that foreign journalists are even allowed into the tunnels under the shifa. this is why a possible truce is a very difficult decision for israel, but the country's supreme court supported it, rejected all claims of public organizations against the deal, shifting all

in case of new negotiations, israel is trying to secure maximum support, president isaac herzog is receivingime ministers of spain and belgium, today , in israel, relations between the countries are also part of negotiations that cannot come to an end. contacts regarding the release of our hostages are progressing and ongoing, the process will begin in accordance with the original agreement between the parties, and no earlier than friday. sahal is increasingly biting into the lands of the palestinian authority. the level of control of the situation is such that foreign journalists are even allowed into the tunnels under the code. this is why a possible truce is a very difficult decision for israel, but the country's supreme court supported him and rejected all claims by public organizations against the deal, shifting all responsibility to the government. israel is waiting for the result. pavel melnik, vladimir overin, ianna lvova. news from israel. in the gas sector, which had been awaited for so long, did not happen today, therefore , there has not yet been a pause in the ground operation o

israelis from captivity in the gas sector is carried out through qatari intermediaries, according to isaac... herzog from a dead point, it is quite possible that the parties will be able to reach an agreement in the near future. we hope that in we will be able to free ourselves in the next few days. this is the number of hostages , i will not go into the details of these negotiations, this is not the place now, the less we go into details, the higher the chances of such a deal, i will say this, these are negotiations at a very high level. benjamin netanyahu , the country's prime minister, claims that there will be no ceasefire and no long pause in hostilities without the return of the hostages, while the israeli leader threatens the lebanese sheid group... in the north with a powerful response from the israeli army in the event continuation of the shelling, this is the point of view of the israeli prime minister. i declare to our enemy: do not be so naive about us, this is a mistake, a mistake that will cost you very dearly, i made it clear to us secretary of state anthony blinken that israel will c

israel's president isaac herzog says hamas has its base underneath the building, which hamas has denied. the second biggest hospital, al-quds is also reported by a charity to have run out of fuel. at al—shifa, out here we cannot see, everything is in total darkness, really. without electricity, without fuel, without water, even without food. and still, we are having more than 600 injured people. and we are suffering now with our babies, who we can't move from our neonatal icu. we are talking now about the 36 — it was 39 — three of them who lost their lives. two of them lost their lives due to a lack of oxygen, because of the bombardment two days ago to the main oxygen generator. they had a lack of oxygen, and today we lost another baby because of this atmosphere and environment. i'm afraid that we will lose all of these babies. we would like to move these babies to outside gaza, to egypt, to keep them alive. because if we leave them in this situation here in gaza, i think we will lose them all. we are besieged, we are under pressure from above, from the sky, by air strikes from israel,

we have to take the blow, and now, at a meeting with entrepreneur elon musk, israeli president isaac herzogy anti-semitic messages are multiplying on social networks. it is no coincidence that tsakhal is publishing today a detailed story about the shaldak special forces unit, which has been on the most dangerous frontiers of gas all these days. it is important to carry out this military operation flawlessly because there is no military force more qualified than ours to carry out this task, a focus on the most modern weapons... and the highest motivation of fighters, all this can help israel bring what it started in gaza to a victorious end, unless, of course, there is victory on the negotiation front. pavel milnik, vladimir overin and maria bolotvina, news from israel. today, of course, everyone was waiting for news from the gas sector, whether this very truce will be extended, or war again, here is the news that arrived yesterday, of course, encouraging a humanitarian truce in the gas sector between israel and the palestinian... hamas movement, which has entered the force of november 24 ha

and after october 7th, president isaac herzog said, "if hezbollah drags us into a war, it will be clear. "lebanon cannot be a sovereign nation in the international "community and then say, when it comes to israel, "�*oh, we are not responsible for these attacks.”' so i ask you one more time, what are you going to do? what are you going to do to stop hezbollah launching strikes deep into israel? well, first, what are you going to do to stop...? because if you read the new york times and nobody denied it, it was the minister of defense of israel who is preparing to have a pre—emptive strike on lebanon. so we are talking with all western ambassadors and all ambassadors here and outside. so we are dealing with hezbollah. we are trying all our way, and they are aware of the situation in lebanon. and therefore, you've got to be aware — they are the people who are threatening every day. and how come that a country like israel can live next to a country, the stone age? how can they live together? how can they live with a country like gaza, which is destroyed ? they have to think about this care

blinken, voiced the corresponding message in a conversation with the president of the jewish state, isaac herzogblinken flies to israel on friday. the latest details about the course of the conflict between israel and palestine in the material by artyom krosulin. the israeli defense forces storm the gaza strip from five directions. fierce fighting with palestinian groups is taking place in the north of the gaza strip near the beithan checkpoint. both sides suffered casualties during the clash, but the death toll was limited. does not specify, local media write that if the actions are successful, the israeli military will be able to begin advancing deeper into the palestinian enclave. our forces are now fighting in the depths of the gaza sector, they are destroying terrorists at close range, and such targets with combined strikes of land, air and sea. infantry and armored forces captured hamas's central stronghold in the western city of jabaliya. this bastion was used to prepare terrorist attacks, including the seventh attack. the palestinian side, in turn, reports hundreds of deaths as a result

earlier in the day, antony blinkin met with benjamin netanyahu, president isaac herzog and the israeliitary cabinet. in a conversation with journalists, the top american diplomat spoke about the new horrifying footage of the hamas attack on israel on october 7, which was provided to him by the israeli authorities. the state secretary noted that how people are beginning to forget the brutality of that attack is shocking. blinkin emphasized the importance of freeing the hostages taken by hamas, and at the same time continuing to send humanitarian aid to gaza. we believe - he noted. the secretary of state that all these efforts will be facilitated by a humanitarian pause in the conflict. netanyahu, however, publicly rejected the idea of ​​a pause in hostilities unless the pause included the release of all. hostages, and our next story about three ukrainian women in silicon valley who created online courses for ukrainian veterans. the charity project new horizons hub - the center of new horizons , created to help those returning from the war to get a job in the field of information technol

he met with israeli president isaac herzog last hour. ten hostages were released on the deal. in addition to israeli russian and four thai citizens were released outside of the framework of the agreement. and officials say some of the former thai hostages are expected back in thailand today. we go live to singapore with more on the thai hostages return to their homeland. good to see you. what more are you learning about this, these returning thai hostages? >> reporter: we've been tracking the flight. and i can confirm it has last landed in the last half hour, in bangkok. an 11-hour flight from tel aviv. i'm sure you'll agree, it's hard to imagine how they must feel. it's daytime in this part of the world right now. how they might feel looking out of the window and seeing their homeland after seven weeks of we don't know what they have been through. and there will be many questions. they haven't, as i understand, emerged yet. they will have to go through some processing. just the mundane formality of immigration when we arrive home from a trip abroad. this would have been a tri

listen to what he had to say to israeli prime minister isaac herzog. >> from day one, we have been focused relentlessly on trying to secure the release of the hostages from hamas in gaza. we have seen over the last week the very positive result of hostages being released to go home to their families. and even today, we are seeing the increase of humanitarian assistance to the citizens of gaza who need it, and we hope that can continue. >> reporter: john, the focus of the american side of course, remains the focus on the americans, and one released yesterday, but in custody seven men and one woman. >> this is a fluid process, and thank you for that, and keep us posted. >>> and now, to protect the troops when the war ramps back up, and one solution back on the table is saying, look, have the residents move back to the north and an area evacuated at the beginning of the war, because israel said they would have heavy military operations there. if you are looking on the map there, all of the red that you can see up there marks damage in gaza, and most of it is there in the north and huge swathe

diplomacy. who is now in tel aviv, made an unexpected statement during negotiations with president isaac herzogted responsibility, including europe, for what is happening now in the conflict zone. i am shocked by the suffering of the israelis, but also concerned about the suffering people in the gas. i would like to ask for your assistance in reducing the level of civilian suffering. i think that the international community, including the european union, made a political and moral mistake. and did not think enough about the problems of peace in palestine and israel. at the atc summit currently taking place in the us, russia is focusing on its environmental initiatives and economic development. the head of our delegation , deputy prime minister alexei averchuk , said in this regard that not a single country in the region should be excluded from supply chains, all must have access to technology and climate problems can only be solved together, overchuk emphasized. today is the last program day of the forum, however , as the head of our delegation noted, work on the final declaration is still not

. >>> israeli president isaac herzog says hamas will do whatever it can to insert division and hatred. he is urging israelis to stay united against attacks. >> translator: this monstrous enemy is trying to wage a psychological war, with the most nefarious tools. we've seen it again and again. an i expect we will see it in new and different ways. it aims to terrify us with video clips, rumors an lice. it wants to unsettle us psychologically. the enemy wants to ss to kindled between us. we have to fight against this. and we have to reject every urge toward hatred and racism. >>> full scope of the devastation at the refugee camp remains unclear after the israeli air strikes we were talking about. it comes as the israeli military reports advances in ground operations. jeremy diamond has the details. >> reporter: this is all that remains. for the second day in a row, israeli jets striking the densely-populated refugee camp, threatening apartment buildings. hundreds were wounded and 80 people were killed, according to the director of the nearby indonesian hospital. the idf said it struck a

president isaac herzog. watlington. conditions have caused issues at shalford. water treatment works affecting local water supplies . thames water water supplies. thames water says they're working to restore those supplies to the area in the meantime, they're providing bottled water. gb news understands some stores are actually starting to sell out as residents bolster their own suppues residents bolster their own supplies under the hamburg airport, hostage situation has ended after an armed 35 year old man used a vehicle to break through security and on to the runway where he held his four year old daughter hostage for 18 hours. german police say it's likely a custody dispute. the suspect was arrested without resistance and the child is unharmed . you can find more on unharmed. you can find more on all of those stories on our website, gbnews.com. now, let's get straight back to nana . get straight back to nana. >> well, coming up, it's worldview time. we'll cross live to los angeles and tel aviv to get the latest on wh

before the third group of hostages were released by hamas on sunday, cnn's wolf blitzer asked isaac herzog extending the truce? >> so, you're open to extending the truce? >> again, the way you interpret the word "truce" is complicated. we've already agreed, made it public, that the additioner four days, a release of further prisoners, ten per day, i don't have the exact numbers, we will extend the humanitarian pause meaning the truce, that's the way it is. >> you call it a pause? >> yes. and that our clear intention is to go in and complete the job because we must not enable this base of terror, this platform of terror, which was taken over cruel time in 2007 by hamas to continue. and how would you expect anybody who went through these horrific torments and horrific scene in this bash eric attack on october 7th with rape and torture and beheading and chopping kandeing hostages. how do you expect anybody to go back there if there's no complete end to this threat. >> joining me from canberra, australia, from the policy institute, thank you for joining us, we're interested in how the military

. >>> elon musk is set to meet with isaac herzog tomorrow.last 20 minutes we've learned he will also meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he intends to stress the need for combating anti-semitism online. this comes after civil rights groups say musk amplified anti-jewish hate on x. several have stopped advertising on x because of musk's behavior. >>> a spokesman appeared on a list today, and it comes weeks after russia authorities classified meta as a terrorist and extremist organization. there are details about stone's case, just that's wanted on criminal charges. a number of social media platforms are restricted in russia. >>> governor newsom preparing to go head to head with florida governor ron desantis. the governors are going to be facing off during a debate thursday taking place in georgia. fox news host sean hannity is going to moderate. it's going to cover a number of topics, including immigration, crime and inflation. it is expected to last 90 minutes and will not have a live audience. >>> this could be a critical week for g

. >> reporter: musk was scolded by israeli president isaac herzog about the content on x. >> under the platforms in which you need, unfortunately there is a lot of jew hate. >> reporter: esther solomon, ed better and chief of haretz in israel posted on musk's own platform is musk is a, quote, blatant anti-semite. and said of musk and netanyahu, quote, profane, venal, both of them. another editor more sympathetic to netanyahu asked whether musk's visit will produce results. >> the proof will be in the pudding. we'll have to see what happens on his platform which, indeed, has been turned into a platform for all sorts of hate targeting a variety of groups that perhaps most prominently antisem tizzy. >> reporter: since that tweet, elon said that any tweet that claims he is anti-semitic couldn't be frusz from the truth. >> brian todd reporting for us, thank you very much. and we'll be right back. >>> as newly freed hostages arrive at israeli hospitals, we want to take a closer look at the eight children and three adult women released from gaza today. they include these individuals

isaac herzog writing, history has taught us that foul ideologies often find the jewish people first butend not to stop there. we find ourselves on the front lines of this battle, but all nations face this threat and they just understand that they could be next. the second possible path is a reality that does not pit jewish safety against palestinian freedom. is that still possible? some say yes. >> it is impossible to be dispassionate in the face of this carnage. it is hard to feel hopeful. as daunting as all the challenges that we face may be. i stand here convinced that it is within our power, or more specifically within your power, to make this world better. >> i want to bring in retired army lieutenant colonel daniel davis, host of "daniel davis deep dive." colonel, thanks for being here. look, the u.s. officials are now saying that they're expecting a change. they're telegraphing that israel might move back from some of the intense air strikes that we've been seeing to something else. i want to just take a quick look at the gaza strip here. this is where we've seen so much activity

the president of israel, isaac herzog, wrote this in "the new york times," "professors and students at american colleges make speeches and sign statements justifying terrorism, even glorifying it, and then it would have been unthinkable to hear such moral confusion uttered after the september 11th attacks or after bombings in london, barcelona, and baghdad." so what's different this time? why the troubling rise in anti-semitism? data suggests it's generational. by way of example, according to new polling by quinnipiac, half of registered voters in the u.s. approve of israel's response to the october 7 attack, while 35% disapprove. but among voters 18 to 34, those numbers flip, 32% approve, 52% disapprove. an earlier quinnipiac poll found while 10% of americans hold israel more responsible for the outbreak of violence, among 18 to 34-year-olds that number basically doubles to 19%, and only 55% of them blame hamas. the founder and ceo of another poll, harris x blamed some of gen-z's opinions on its relatively uninformed views of the conflict and said, quote, they don't have a clear disti

a number of people including the president of israel, isaac herzog, chuck schumer, and house speaker mike johnson. missing from the list, president biden and vice president harris. organizers of the events that they reached out to try to get the president to come but there was a scheduling conflict with the president headed to san francisco today but republicans say that's no excuse. it is a mistake for the president not to be here. that leaves a void and part of the lack of the president showing up is a missed opportunity to really underscore and show that the president is completely behind israel. president biden has continued to say he stands with israel and has supported israel but we expect the official event to kick off at 1:00 pm today and we've been talking to attendees so far. it is heartwarming for them to show up here and safely gather with their jewish friends and family from all around the country but also outside the country, people that have flown in for this event today. neil: you don't see many pro-israel palestinians in -- we will keep an eye on that. thank you for

he met with israeli president, isaac herzog, and will be minute ding prime minister benjamin netanyahuar cabinet, on wednesday. ten israeli hostages were released and taken to different hospitals in israel. in addition, to israeli russian and four thai citizens were released outside the framework of the agreement. >> devastating news for the family of the youngest hostage held in gaza, hamas claims ten-month-old to fear bieber's who four-year-old brother aerial and their mother were killed in in this really airstrike. israel says it is assessing the claim. cnn's jeremy diamond has details. >> the searing image of sherrie lima's captivity clutching her two small children, at in the collective memory of october 7th. now, hamas cleaning that syrian or two children ten month to fear, and four year old ariel are dead. >> hamas claims they were killed in israeli airstrike, that we haven't provided any evidence. israeli military says it is assessing the accuracy of hamas's claim. in a statement the beaver soundly said they've learned of hamas's latest claims, and are waiting for the informati

he is expected to meet with isaac herzog.usk's platform x is engaged in a lawsuit against media matters watchdog after allowing anti-semitic posts next to advertising. comc comcast, cnbc's parent company, paused advertising on x. >>> nato foreign ministers will gather in brussels tomorrow with the conflict in the middle east and the ongoing war in ukraine top of the agenda. girogos gerapetritis, the foreign affairs minister, joins me in studio. >> thank you for having me today. >> the successful exchange of hostages for prisoners taken place so far and are you encouraged with the trajectory of the conflict there? >> we are firmly of the opinion the humanitarian pause needs to create a positive momentum and dyn dynamic. we need to extend the humanitarian pause because the truth is that apart from the exchange of hostages and prisoners, there are things that need to be done. we need to increase the humanitarian aid entering into gaza. we need to increase the entry points. we need to allow for a sense of facilities to resume and

warrants against the israeli leaders new york using of committing these crimes, including president isaac herzog, prime minister benjamin yahoo and -- attorney -- and you filed suit with the icc against russian leaders against the war crimes in ukraine said quote there is no place for double standards in international justice. in response to this suit, a spokesperson for israel's foreign ministry told reuters, quote, israel's also collting evidence for crimes ainst humanity and war crimes commitd by hamas during the october 7th attack. joining me now to discuss this is luis moreno ocampo, the former first prosecutor with the international criminal court. he held opposition from 2003 till 2012. mr. luis moreno ocampo, it's great to see you again, thank you so much for coming back on the show. i want to start first with this charge by this lawsuit. and the very legal definition of genocide, which requires specific intent to destroy in whole or in part a national essick, racial, or religious group, by killing members of that group. among meeting other criteria. and the key word for me here, and for