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should first of all check whether this will not violate the qualitative superiority of the israeli armed forcesthe forces of the arab countries, that is, even at the level of legislation, it is an american question that the sale of arms to the arab countries is at the level of the salt law. the united states is forced to look at the interests of israel , specifically ukraine, for example, it is a valuable application, but the main thing is that it is financial and technological military assistance, not in terms of intervention, in terms of transfer weapons transfer of ammunition technological cooperation and so on it is clear that there are no complete analogies. but if the president goes back to the past , it means that they want to take it as a basis . it is possible to provide eh and so they provide now that this is discussed precisely within the framework of the fact that ukraine is trying to join nato and since ukraine still does not want to accept this in this place i want what is called in podlostit pelyum to offer some other option in terms of something better than nothing, that is why

israeli forces - jenin. in terms of the operation itself, the israeli forces have i jenin. in terms of the operation i itself, the israeli forces have been showing off some of the arms they say8 hours, what is being said about the effectiveness though of this two military operation?— military operation? that's an interesting — military operation? that's an interesting question - military operation? that's an interesting question because military operation? that's an l interesting question because it depends who you ask, a few kilometres from here across the west bank barrier on the israeli side, the israelis held this display of weaponry they said they captured from within the camp, they laid it all out. they have said that their aims in this operation have very much been achieved, they said they wanted to do is grade —— degrade and dismantle the infrastructure that these groups were using, they talked about finding weapons caches, command and control rooms they say they have managed to dismantle, so in that respect they were happy with the operation, equally they said they wanted to send a strong message that they would carry out operations like this in civilian areas if th

there been a second day of violence between is been a second day of violence between israeli forces and armedalestinians after a major raid by israel into the occupied west bank. 11 people have been killed in the operation in thejenin refugee camp, the palestinian health ministry says four of them were under 18. the israeli say the action was attempting to root out terrorists. palestinian authorities say it's a war crime. they say 3000 people have leftjenin, un operatives i alarm at the operation. demand has driven his car into people after a knife attack. 0ur internationaljeremy bowen is injenin and send this report. the israeli military released these pictures. their message? israel's enemies can expect no mercy. families caught in the crossfire managed to get out overnight. the impact on civilians is alarming un agencies, what they call the loss of life and the scale and severity of injuries. this morning, the israelis said they were working systematically to locate and destroy weapons. palestinians had tried to make this part ofjenin a no—go area for israelis. 0n the edges of the refugee

israeli operation under way in thejenin refugee camp — the biggest such raids for years. at least eight people have been killed. intense exchanges of gunfire are continuing between israeli forces and armedtures coming in from jenin and you can see the smoke still hanging over the city. extent —— intense exchanges of gunfire between the israeli military and those militants inside of the camp. the reuters news agency reporting that israeli military requires another 24 hours at least for the jenin requires another 24 hours at least for thejenin operation. one of our guests was saying a short while ago, they didn't think it would go on for a huge amount of time but didn't think also it was going to come to an end very quickly. so another 24 hours seems to be suggested therefrom israeli military sources. i've been talking on the programme and getting more reaction to what we've been seeing to the journalist in jerusalem we've been seeing to the journalist injerusalem who gave me her assessment of why we have seen this israeli operation. i assessment of why we have seen this israeli operation.— israeli operation. i would say that in the last few _ israeli operation. i would say that in the la

israeli operation under way in thejenin refugee camp — the biggest such raids for years. at least eight people have been killed. intense exchanges of gunfire are continuing between israeli forces and armedres of thejenin skyline. we have seen that smoke rising from buildings four hours now as those exchanges continue. live now to jerusalem where we can speak to the journalist noga tarnopolsky. thank you for being here on bbc news. why has this exploded in the way it has in the last two hours? i way it has in the last two hours? i would say that in the last few years the jenin would say that in the last few years thejenin refugee camp has become thejenin refugee camp has become the nerve centre of palestinian islamicjihad activity and the majority of terror attacks we have seen against israelis, in one case a british israeli family, have emanated from there. there has been increasing buzz in israel about having to undergo a major operation to try and root out these terror cells and that is what is behind what seeing today. horse cells and that is what is behind what seeing today. how bloody could it aet what seeing today. how bloody could it get because _ what seeing today. how bloody co

i think may prevent that but you have a new normal here, which is this bloody -- when israeli defense forces armedle ]. it's a veritable cycle of violence so much as it is -- [ inaudible ]. >> there's different context here. we talked about the abraham accords earlier, different diplomatic ties for israel and also israel itself had been rocked by protests and people's concerns about its own government. are there any other kinds of unknowns, unknowns, other factors here that could provide some kind of path out diplomatically or at least off ramp from escalation? >> you know, it might take an external catalyst in order to at least create a pathway to try to calm the situation. but frankly that would involve a very difficult choice on the part of the biden administration. having worked for republicans and democrats, presidents don't like to tangle with israeli prime ministers. it could be very politically costly particularly when in the administration's view there's very little that they could do in order to counter these deeply-entrenched factors. so i'm afraid, audie. this is hardly going to come a

an israeli statement said the armed forces had attacked what it called militant infrastructure in thear room serving various armed groups in the city. let's turn to the war in ukraine, where the country's deputy defence minister says russian forces are advancing in some eastern areas of the country but did describe the battlefield as complicated. in other developments, the polish and german governments have failed to come an agreement on opening a maintenance centre in poland for german—made leopard tanks to be used in ukraine. it comes as president biden prepares to head to europe for a three—nation trip, including a nato summit focused on reinforcing the international coalition backing ukraine. efforts to hold russia legally accountable for the war in ukraine take a step forward today with the opening of a special tribunal in the hague. and finally viktor bout, the notorious russian arms dealer who was freed from jail last year by the united states in a prisoner swap, is entering politics. he was will stand as a candidate for a seat in a regional assembly in central russia for the u

israeli political scientist lt. col. reserve tsahalo tsahal this is the armed forces of israel good health mr.ank you for what time for us thank you i welcome you to the city of birth in lviv it's nice and nice you know immediately immediately such a question is absolutely mine, it 's not a public question, it's just that i 've always been interested but in sahal there are israeli people of arab origin, how is this issue resolved in israel in the israeli army because, well, 6 million out of 6 million israelis are jews, and somewhere around two. they can also enter the army and do they enter and do they want to and in which positions what are arabs and are they in the israeli army for the most part there is no uh relationship they are 8 million of the jewish population there are millions of arab population all these citizens of israel in that regard we see that there is a tendency to increase the number of arabs who can join the service in general, but it is very slow, that is, very slow and not large. that is, you can count them by dozens and not more than that, and this is the same in such a

what makes these past protests different is that the state of disobedience in the armed forces caused a large number of israelidiers and even pilots to stop working, and in terms of the political blow to the implementation stage , there is a very cloudy situation and we raise many questions, one is that this where and how can the conflicts and violence of this situation continue? did netanyahu's government face this pressure and public protests on the day of how many thousands of their informants that more than 140 thousand people protested in the occupied territories yesterday was mr. mossadegh in the news, we had that in addition on the protestors, the pilots and military forces also joined these protests. there were reports that more than 500 pilots had announced that they are not ready to cooperate with the zionist regime's army . please tell us about the issue, but it is big considering the recent words of the leader of the islamic resistance, seyyed hassan nasrallah. taking the result, there is a possibility of confrontation with the resistance, so now that we are seeing it, due to the problems of hope a

the new israeli government now moving to expand settlements in the west bank hopes for a positive route out of this moment are distant. the people that are confronting israeli forces through armed this army that is invading the refugee camp that they have been forced to live in. tonight as the israeli government continues its operation, the palestinian authorities have announced they are suspending cooperation with them and the question is what will the response be of the palestinian youth who now pay no heed to either side? in a moment, i'll talk to 0rla goldschmidt, a spokeperson for the israeli embassy in london, but first, i'm joined by yara hawari from the independent palestinian think tank al—shabaka. good evening to both of you. the israelis claim there was a command and control centre right in the heart of a densely populated jenin refugee camp. why would militants risk the lives of innocent civilians by having it there? the risk the lives of innocent civilians by having it there?— by having it there? the official messaging _ by having it there? the official messaging and _ by having it there? the official messaging and rhetoric- by having it there? the official messagi

. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says his armed forces have, quote, successfully completedtense military operation in the occupied west bank in two decades. cnn's hadas gold has more from jerusalem. >> alex, the israeli military saying that this operation in jenin is now officially over, saying that they've achieved their objectives. their objective, they said, was to dismantle jenin as a safe haven for militants. the israeli military launching this massive operation. it took more than two days, involved hundreds of israeli soldiers, armed drones, there was bulldozers and even tanks on the outskirts of jenin. the israeli military saying that they've dismantled weapons caches, found explosives, and arrested dozens of people. we know that 12 palestinians were killed. israeli says all of them were what they're calling combatants, but more than 100 people were injured. amongst them, we do know, are civilians. one israeli soldier was killed as well. what's notable today was during the funerals of those killed in jenin, they were all buried in the same grave. their ages range fro

the room where their children were in revenge for the killing of 4 israelis in an attack by an armed palestinian. 90% of the tander forces were martyred in these palestinian conflicts and the residents of this area are american citizens. after this attack , the us state department called for an investigation in this regard and raised criticisms about this attack , but hane al-fard demanded actions more or the taxes we pay should be paid for such people who want to kill us, but keep in mind that the situation in the occupied west bank has retreated, but this does not mean that the zionist settlers will not return, but unfortunately i have to tell you will the settlers return to the brakes and again similar attacks against them of palestinian descent ? i do not expect much from the american government because this country has allowed israel to be safe from the punishments caused by international laws. they have been the target of zionist settlers' attacks many times. they will return to america, but after this emotional event, this family says that now is the time to build our own house in palestine, with the continuation

ukraine, they remained the same and they continue to be a threat to the american armed forces contingent in syria and to the israelisabout the fact that if israel transfers weapons to ukraine, it can to be in the hands of a fierce enemy and cancer, well listen here yes, we simply could not resist and were forced to give explanations and a comment from the embassy explaining that we always asked only for the sale of defensive weapons to us to protect civilians, these weapons cannot be on the front line, that is, they it cannot be captured, she is talking about whether it can be sold, well, listen, iran attacks ukrainian citizens every day with drones. through the russian federation. well, we are not like sick people, that is, and so on. commented on the strengthening of ties with the russian federation in recent months, which is taking place , mentioned the expansion of political consultations between the two countries, that is, the visit of the israeli delegation of the ministry of foreign affairs to moscow, the return visit of the russian delegation to jerusalem, the transfer of the land plot, by the way, which is

the israeli army statement says it does not know who was involved. interestingly enough, is really armed forces is speaking here that says hezbollah was involved. also in lebanon, sources confirmed that it was actually hezbollah operatives in the local area. there were a number of rockets fired from some into northern israel and then they reacted by shooting at farmlands and then in july, they built this is occupied in 2006 war. here in israel, publicly and privately the army is not interested in any escalation. one of the reasons for that hezbollah is very powerful and the other reason for that is hamas will have to react as well and then other groups will in syria. an attack on one is an attack on all of them. i'm in occupied east jerusalem. palestinian president mahmoud abbas has made his first visit to the camp and more than a decade. 12 were killed in an attack that severely damage the camp. people want their fish want the authority to do more. crowds rush to the entrance were just over a week ago, the army had forced its way in. >> surrounded by guards, he had a unified message. attack us

accept that the camp injenin, the camp injenin, which is where the israeli forces say they are targeting, has become under control of armed authorities do not have control of security in that camp any more. so the israelis are taking that security into their own hands. i mean, i want to ask you geographically, jenin camp, where is it? it's in west bank. it's supposed to be under the pa control. under the palestinian control. but is it under the palestinian control? yes. it's back to the palestinians to fix this problem. why israelis have to enter to the camp? but i'm telling you, the thing is not about military group. that was the perspective from inside janine. the artist directed of the freedom there to. i'm happy to say we can go back to speaking to rear admiral daniel hagari. i apologise for this we had been having some technical difficulties with their life. i am not sure you heard what art that's had to say but the question is why haven't you left it to the palestinian authorities to deal with what's going inside its territories? i deal with what's going inside its territories?— territories? i heard some of the thin

now but do not accept that the camp injenin, which is where the israeli forces say they are targeting, has become under control of armedtinian authorities do not have control of security in that camp any more so the israelis are taking that security into their own hands? i want to ask you, jenin, geographic, where is it? it is in west bank, it is supposed to be under the palestinian control. but is supposed to be under the palestinian control.- is supposed to be under the palestinian control. but is it under palestinian _ palestinian control. but is it under palestinian control? _ palestinian control. but is it under palestinian control? yes, - palestinian control. but is it under palestinian control? yes, why - palestinian control. but is it under palestinian control? yes, why the | palestinian control? yes, why the israelis palestinian control? yes, why the israelis have _ palestinian control? yes, why the israelis have to _ palestinian control? yes, why the israelis have to enter— palestinian control? yes, why the israelis have to enter the - palestinian control? yes, why the israelis have to enter the camp? l pales

israeli military sent a large scale raid into the west bank. the area is occupied by an armed palestinian group that israeli forces describe as "militant."estinian violence since last spring. and in north carolina, officials are investigating what happened with this roller coaster after a massive crack was found on a support beam. you can see in the video of the ride, it shows the beam bending. the top of it visibly detached, as cars with passengers sped by. thankfully, no one was injured. >> frightening video, though. overnight, history for the u.s. men's soccer team. take a look, jesus barrera as scored a hat trick against trinidad and tobago, becoming the first men's national team player to score consecutive hat tricks in a national competition. the first came wednesday against st. kitts and nevis, in the gold cup tournament. he's playing with all sorts of confidence right now. good for him. >> also, a lot more ahead this morning including the hottest july 4th sales and what to hold off on. that's coming up. >> we are going to turn now to a warning before your next summer vacation, and questions about zip line safety following several

joining me now, ron surf, cofounder of brothers in arms and former lieutenant colonel at the israeli defense forcestaking the streets. can you explain to us the significance of some of israel's military reserve saying that they will not serve because of this new law. >> yes, so, hi, good night, good morning, here in israel. we were on the streets for six months. he described very good because the government is doing a judicial overhaul and wants to gain endless power, with a series of laws that frees the government from the courts legal review. think of it like in the u.s., the court will only be a recommendation. this is unreasonable and actually makes israel not democratic anymore. it's a steep slope from a democratic country to being a dictatorship. and people are afraid of unlimited power and governments hans. that is why we are in the streets for six months. it's across all the people and other organizations and very frightening. the public and israel is very afraid. brothers and sisters of arms is a organization of reservists, targeting reservist but not including a lot of people. to your que

jenin, and specifically, thejenin refugee camp, where there are armed palestinian groups that have been very active against israeli forcesestinian prime minister saying israel is attempting to destroy the camp, and displace its people. to destroy the camp, and displace its --eole. , ., a its people. yes. mahmoud abbas has called it a new _ its people. yes. mahmoud abbas has called it a new israeli _ its people. yes. mahmoud abbas has called it a new israeli war _ its people. yes. mahmoud abbas has called it a new israeli war crime, - called it a new israeli war crime, and has called for international intervention. fora and has called for international intervention. for a palestinian perspective, this is an under civilian area, and reports in the palestinian media make less of a distinction between the civilian and militant casualties. it clearly, this is a urban fighting occurring in a very crowded residential area. 0k. thank you very much indeed. joel greenberg from jerusalem from bbc monitoring. here in the uk — the former civil servant sue gray — who led the report into partygate last year — broke civil service rules

but armed men from the militias that control the camp were everywhere. in 48 hours, israeli forces of damage in what they call a successful operation to find and destroy weapons. but someone�*s livelihood will have disappeared along with that van. and smashing the refugee camp's infrastructure, electricity, as well as water, alarmed the un. it looks more like collective punishment. "there is no solution," said aymen al saadi. "not until we get back what we lost in 1948. "we are refugees here. our lands are there." he means in israel. in the camps are descendants of palestinians who fled or were forced out of what became israel in 1948. mourners brought the bodies back to the camp to be buried. palestinian leaders say their people have a right to defend themselves. israel says the palestinian armed men here firing into the air to salute their dead are cowards, terrorists and the tools of iran. this is about sending very powerful message that, despite everything that has happened, they're not beaten. they are still here. in fact, their belief — they are victorious. the conflict sucks

rocks, molotov cocktails and small arms he says the israelis are using missiles, armored cars and ammunition, throwing everything they have. during our interview, forces unex unexpectedly pushed through the area an armored bulldozer and they're exchanging fire with the palestinian youth. the city now shrouded in smoke from burning fires and plumes of tear gas fired by israelis the operation is aimed at clearing a palestinian refugee camp from what israelis say is a persistent military threat but as far as benjamin netanyahu is concerned this massive two-day raid has been a success. we are completing the mission, israel's prime minister said, but this is not a one-time operation. we will continue to uproot terrorism. >> and our thanks to matt for that report. >>> monday was the hottest day ever recorded on earth according to analysis by the university of maine. the area above the planet's surface reached a global average of more than 62 degrees. climate scientists believe this is a combination of climate change and also the el nino weather pattern which cause parts of the u.s. and canada to be warmer and dryer. >>> storms ultimately did not rain on joe

but armed men from the militias that control the camp were everywhere. in 48 hours, israeli forcescall a successful operation to find and destroy weapons. but someone's livelihood will have disappeared along with that van. and smashing the refugee camp's infrastructure, electricity, as well as water, alarmed the un. it looks more like collective punishment. "there is no solution," said aymen al saadi. "not until we get back what we lost in 1948. "we are refugees here. our lands are there." he means in israel. in the camps are descendants of palestinians who fled or were forced out of what became israel in 1948. mourners brought the bodies back to the camp to be buried. palestinian leaders say their people have a right to defend themselves. israel says the palestinian armed men here firing into the air to salute their dead are cowards, terrorists and the tools of iran. this is about sending a very powerful message that, despite everything that's happened, they're not beaten, they're still here. in fact, their belief, they are victorious. the conflict sucks in the generations and suf

but armed men from the militias that control the camp were everywhere. in 48 hours, israeli forces lot of damage in what they call a successful operation to find and destroy weapons. but someone's livelihood will have disappeared along with that van. and smashing the refugee camp's infrastructure, electricity, as well as water, alarmed the un. it looks more like collective punishment. "there's no solution," said aymen al saadi. "not until we get back what we lost in i948. "we are refugees here. "our lands are there." he means in israel. in the camps are descendants of palestinians who fled or were forced out of what became israel in i948. mourners brought the bodies back to the camp to be buried. palestinian leaders say their people have a right to defend themselves. israel says the palestinian armed men here firing into the air to salute their dead are cowards, terrorists and the tools of iran. this is about sending a very powerful message that, despite everything that has happened, they are not beaten. they are still here. in fact, their belief, they are victorious. the conflict

. >> bryan: israeli forces using drone strikes in a palestinian refugee camp where the israeli military claims armeditants are hiding. and planning attacks like this one today in tel aviv, where at least eight people were injured after a hamas militant drove his car into a crowd of people before trying to stab those around him. trey yingst is live in jerusalem with the latest. >> good afternoon. israeli forces are continuing a second day of operations in the west bank city of janine. so far, ten palestinian militants have been killed and 100 people wounded, including some civilians. according to the israeli military, they say they have destroyed two operation rooms and uncovered underground storage for explosive devices. a spokesman explained the operation will continue indefinitely, there are ten targets inside the janine refugee camp that need to be searched. israelis have used airstrikes and drones as palestinian governments use ieds. security officials are warning of possible escalation before the operation is complete. in total, israelis have around 1,000 troops operating inside janine. this is

but armed men from the militias that control the camp were everywhere. in 48 hours, israeli forcesugee camp�*s infrastructure, electricity, as well as water, alarmed the un. it looks more like collective punishment. "there is no solution," said aymen al saadi. "not until we get back what we lost in 1948. "we are refugees here. our lands are there." he means in israel. in the camps are descendants of palestinians who fled or were forced out of what became israel in 1948. mourners brought the bodies back to the camp to be buried. palestinian leaders say their people have a right to defend themselves. israel says the palestinian armed men here firing into the air to salute their dead are cowards, terrorists and the tools of iran. this is about sending very powerful message that, despite everything that has happened, they are not beaten. they are still here. in fact, their belief, they are victorious. the conflict sucks in the generations and suffocates hope. at the cemetery, men got into the graves to lay them to rest. israel says this is no longer a protected place for terrorists. pa

heard in the crowd; many migrants armed themselves with a machete to disperse the aggressive people to the security forces. tear gas was used to injure several policemen israeliice used water cannons to disperse demonstrators who blocked traffic on the main highway in east tel aviv. thousands of people continue to oppose the government's judicial reform protesters burn fires, with troit barricades say israeli authorities do not plan to stop until they react. and this is footage from the coast of italy where the situation with migrants is. seems to be getting out of control of the authorities in the last few hours more than 3,500 illegal immigrants have broken through the border, it is reported that a total of k about 50 boats moored on the shores of the country. right now you see footage of another crowded boat with migrants. in sochi, on the site of the sirius educational center , a stage of the vk fest festival has started for the guests , sports competitions have been prepared. master classes competitions and the main performance of famous artists. pavel melnik saw everything on the main olympic square of the country, there is enough space for everyone vk

molotov cocktails, and small arms he says the israelis are firing missiles, using armored cars, and live ammunition, throwing everything they have during our interview, israeli forces unexpectedly pushed towards our position to clear the area the israelis are coming in with their armored vehicles in front of them, an armored bulldozer. and they're exchanging fire with palestinian youth. the city now shrouded in smoke from burning fires and plumes of tear gas fired by the israelis israel's operation here is aimed at clearing one part of the city a palestinian refugee camp from what israeli officials here say is a persistent military threat buff as far as israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is concerned, this massive two-day raid has been a success "we are completing the mis mission," israel's prime minister said. "but this is not a one-time operation. we'll continue to uproot terrorism. and the israeli army has just announced that one israeli soldier has been killed in jenin. many here are now wondering whether this latest round of violence will remain in jenin or erupt into a broader war. kate >> matt bradley, thank you. >>> back in the u.s., three new suspec

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armed groups through the streets ofjenin. it comes after israel said its air defence system had intercepted five rockets fired from gaza into southern israel in the early hours of wednesday. in response, the israeli defence forcesaid theirjets hit what they said was an underground hamas weapons manufacturing facility. the idf�*s two—day military operation in the town ofjenin left one israeli soldier dead, as well as the 12 palestinians. israel says the action was an attempt to root out terrorists inside the refugee camp. palestinian leaders accused israel of mounting an "invasion". live now to yolande knell, who is injenin for us. as we watch those pictures of those funerals taking place tell us about what we know about those who died. there were 12 deaths in total on the palestinian side that we know about. the israeli military claim all of those were militants, both palestinian men in their late teens and early 20s, also several teenage boys. what the bbc knows is that at least eight of those who were killed were members of different armed groups. those associated with the palestinian home hamas faction. the number injured is very high, 120 people were injured and when i spoke to a palestinian doctor he said

armed shot and killed that man. police say the attacker was from the israeli occupied region of the west bank. this comes just one day after israeli forces launched a deadly assault on that region. palestinian militant group hamas called the vehicle attack heroic, but didn't claim responsibility. >>> the secret service is investigating tonight how a small amount of cocaine got into the white house. sources tell nbc news that on sunday the secret service discovered a white powdery substance in a work area of the west wing. that prompted a brief evacuation. field tests later revealed it was cocaine and declared nonhazardous. now they're trying to figure out how that cocaine got there. president biden was away at camp david for the weekend when the substance was discovered. the white house has declined to comment. >>> we have your back. that was the message from the president to american teachers. he spoke virtually to the national education association earlier today. union holding its annual representative assembly in florida this week. the president spoke on several issues that teachers are facing, calling on congress to pass more gun con

the glory of the armed forces of ukraine, on the contrary, has grown in particular at the expense of western vehicles. perhaps in the future they will be joined by the israeli merkava super tank. recently, the news that israel is negotiating the sale of these vehicles to poland and ukraine has shaken us. we decided not to wait for official announcements and take a close look at the merkov by comparing it with russian counterparts who who tank battle by pavel vasiliev the israeli chariot against the soviet school of tank building are there any chances in markov tank to enter ukraine. facts of the week. they carefully studied one of the best tanks in the world. 22 cars were penetrated, which had a kit , only three were detonated. they found its unique features. the distance is about two meters from the armor to the combat compartment . it will be if the markov with modern russian armored vehicles , these two tanks seem to have arrived from different planets , both are considered the most modern in their class, but in fact the difference between them is colossal the theater of hostilities of the arab-israeli wars and the t-90, a direct descendant of one of the

armed militants in jenin. here's cbs' chris livesay with more. >> reporter: with the cover of night, a surprise attack. the biggest in the west bank in 20 years. hundreds of israeli defense forces storm the city of jenin, which an army spokesman describes as a hornet's nest, home to both hamas and the iran-backed islamic jihad group. >> we're focused on destabilizing and stopping the infrastructure of terrorism inside the camp. command centers, weapons. >> reporter: but not without casualties. in an area that covers less than a quarter mile, it's home to 14,000 people living in a densely populated refugee camp. "it was like world war iii against unarmed people," says this resident, who was injured in the raid. they dug up the roads with bulldozers, why? plowing them for potential roadside bombs, israel says, looking for traps laid by angry residents now engaged in fierce street battles raging in the aftermath. most of them are too young to have known anything but israel's occupation, now 56 years and counting. losing patience with a peace process as tensions boil over in a year that's already one of the deadliest in the west bank in more than a decade. chris livesay, cbs news,

in general, the pa security forces on the city have been weakened with the rise of the local armed groups who see themselves as the front line of resistance to the israelis as ineffective. he the palestinian authority as ineffective.— the palestinian authority as ineffective. ,j~ , ., , ., ineffective. he is 87 years old, abbas, surrounded _ ineffective. he is 87 years old, abbas, surrounded by - ineffective. he is 87 years old, abbas, surrounded by some i ineffective. he is 87 years old, abbas, surrounded by some of security. trying to stay relevant, as you have mentioned. but the are growing calls for him to stand down? there is a lot of satisfaction feeling there is corruption, he is old and has not stood for election so many years and should be replaced. but we haven't heard any explicit cause, just general dissatisfaction on the authority for being weak. the officials were heckled and in general i think his popularity is not very high and this is an attempt to show he is concerned and he hasn't been outside very much in this quite unusual for him to go tojenin. very much in this quite unusual for him to go to jenin._ very much in this quite unusual

armed forces prepared 15 times smaller ukraine at the same time, israel is one of the largest recipients of american aid . this should not be discounted either. it should be understood that the israelili diplomats , are quite effective in the international arena . allies in some aspects , nevertheless, in most cases, it takes at least the position of others into account, that is, he is still a part of this collective security, just in a different status. but nevertheless, when we we are talking about the israeli scenario, so we ukrainians in ukraine will also have to move in this direction, we will have to strengthen the power unit. well, what is happening today with the same sbu under the leadership of a kid who declared a desire to create a ukrainian massage and does it effectively enough said that it has already been created well , budanov, you’re more visible, i won’t argue. i just want to say that recently this special operations center, alpha, yes, it celebrated the destruction of the next 400, it seems its purpose, and this is mainly the military equipment of the russian federation, this is despite the fact that it is not a large military unit , you understand, yes, it is a s

israeli forces. and the goal is to strip sofa pulling up the complaints fell through the hall. the honest manufacturers indeed, is just as responsible for the crimes committed with those weapons. now, the arms industry is trading with impunity and 2018 unprecedented legal proceedings were initiated against a friend jones manufacturer. it took 3 victims out to the delivery end of none she had. and what seems to a boss 3 children killed in gauze or in 2014, during operation protective edge, launched by the state of israel or to destroy the how much tunnels which threaten the security that some of the amino was out the crime scene, the mayor. but i mean for the for this order, but the low, you're from maybe see if you want the numbers of the children that he has killed them during the a both this the events and, and just and, and enjoy it. just, okay. can you take my phone number? okay, and send to me your email and reply to the stuff comes out of the program for the amount of us. this should have all the families to lives in the building with the children with killed the living and working costs neighborhood in northern garza the palestinian and k is over crowded. it's one of the most densely

armed civilian shot and killed the attacker. israel calls the car ramming and the stabbings an act of terror and hamas, the terror group, is now claiming responsibility. this comes as israeli forces continue a massive military operation in the occupied west bank city of janine. thousands there now fleeing areas of the city left in a smoldering ruin. israeli defense forces say they have detained at least 120 people. palestinian authorities say the operation has killed at least ten people, injured more than 100 others. cnn's hadas gold is live in jerusalem. hadas, first on the attack in tel aviv, tell us what the latest is that we know about the attacker and the number of casualties. >> yeah, jim, we were on the scene just a few hours ago in northwest tel aviv, a rather quiet neighborhood. and israeli police saying that this attacker was driving what we saw seemed like a work pickup truck of some kind, mounted the pavement, hitting people right outside the shopping center. the bus stop and trucker were very severely damaged before he got out and started trying to stab people. an armed civilian who wanted to be there shot and killed the attacker while he was in the midst of his atta

israeli forces are o withdraw, they say this operation is not over yet. we are still seeing reports of clashes and even in the last two hours or so an air strike targeting armedthe idf's chief spokesperson telling cnn in last two hours or so that although they're leaving, they could return to jenin after the operation ends if they receive intelligence prompting them on this do so. abby? >> all right. thank you very much. >>> ahead for us, what a russian spokesman had the nerve to call international terrorism today as russia, his own country, pummelled slcivilian cities in ukraine. buy one footlong in the app, get one free. for freeee. that's what i'm m talking abou. order in the subway app today. heyyeah, and you'llent? never guess who. her dream house and her dream car. -barbie. -well, i wouldn't be so sure. -it could be -- -oh, it's definitely barbie. we're standing in front of her house, dude. "barbie," only in theaters july 21st. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, ♪ ♪ but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance, ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seee ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c. ♪ j

arms. he says the israelis are firing missiles, live ammunition, throwing everything they have. during our interview, israeli forcesshed toward our position to clear the area. israelis are coming into their armored vehicles and in front an armored bulldozer and exchanging fire with the palestinian youth. the city now shrouded in smoke from burning fires and plumes of tear gas fired by the israelis. israel's operation is aimed at clearing one part of the city, a palestinian refugee camp from what israeli officials say is a persistent military threat. as far as benjamin netanyahu is concerned, this massive two-day raid has been a success. we are completing a mission, israel's prime minister said. we will continue to uproot terrorism. so, as you can see, willie, all of that took place right here just several hours ago last night. now folks here are picking up the pieces. they're cleaning the streets. they're repairing their windows, but given the weight of the tension in this community and in this broader country and among palestinians and israelis, that tension, that violence could return at any time. willie? >> extr

israeli model? this is when the cost of weapons? well, in fact , they are compensated by the united states of america and israel has it. well, if i may say so, the free part of his armed forcesems to me that there is a second aspect here , which we should also take into account, because where will this money go. you rightly say that this money will not get into ukraine in any form. this money will be received by manufacturers in weapons. those who bought the old equipment did something with it. eh, so to speak, somehow updated it. uh, this money will go to the training of large contingents of ukrainian military personnel, this money will go, for anything, but they will remain in the european union itself or even partially go to the united states because. part of the armaments of military equipment for ukraine is being purchased by the member countries of the european union and will continue to be purchased from the united states to ukraine, this money will by no means go to, but in the united states they go in transit through the european union, that is, in fact. this is the financial planning of the european union and the united states of america so that there is a planning