data from the israeli central bank has raised alarm bells regarding the economic fallout from the ongoingenship and 10% for both german and polish citizenship. reports from israeli media indicate that the primary motivation. this reverse immigration stems from a profound loss of security, sentiment often attributed to prime minister netanyahu's cabinet, which has increasingly relied on the support of far right parties and their belligerate policies. the combination of these factors reflects evolving landscape of fear and uncertainty, driving many israelies to reconsider their long-term future in the region. 7 اكتوبر لن يكون ذلك المجتمع الذي كان داعما للحكومه او لشكل الاحتلال سيكون هناك هجرات من قبل من قبل مجتمع المستوطنين وكذلك نتائج الوضع الاقتصادي والامني الذي سببته الحكومات التي لم تستطيع ان توفر ما يحتاجه المواطن الاسرائيلي وهو الامن والامان operation nalasso flood has strongly illuminated the inherent limitations of israel's military capabilities, political structures, economic resilience and social cohesion. this unprecedented operation has exposed truths that challenge the regime's

potential for weakness on the margins and then you have the lebanese head of finance and also the israeli central bankrent moment, whether you are dealing with the economies of war or the ones who are doing ok and are trying to figure out where inflation will come and what is the priority. it is something of a fraught meeting. jonathan: thank you. we will catch up with her in about 30 minutes time. sitting down with the german central bank governors going into an ecb meeting going into the next month after reducing interest rates but conjure -- but confronting weak economic data and having a real conversation about the process of a 50 basis point reduction. the date is expected to be ok. it drops in about seven minutes with jobless claims coming in. mike mckee is with us for more. how distorted will the data be? mike: distorted by the hurricanes so people will be watching to see if we come down at all. it does not look like and from what we saw in the book yesterday it does not look like companies are laying people off so that might not be an issue. it is hard to get a clean read because of external a

bank for humanitarian assistance. it comes as a hospital in central gaza says an israeli airstrike on a school killed at least seventeenhildren. israel's military said it targeted a hamas command and control centre embedded in the nuseirat refugee camp. the hamas—run civil defence agency in gaza says more than seven hundred palestinians have been killed and tens of thousands displaced since israel launched a renewed military operation in the north of the territory. speaking in qatar, secretary blinken said the us is closely watching israel's activities beyond its northern border. israel is continuing military action against what it says are hezbollah targets in lebanon. ebanese media report there were seventeen israeli strikes lebanese media report there were seventeen israeli strikes on southern beirut overnight. the israeli military says hezbollah has launched more than thirty rockets at northern israel. meanwhile — world leaders at an international conference in paris on thursday pledged a billion dollars to ease the humanitarian crisis in lebanon. a million people there — a sixth of lebanon's population — have fled

bank for humanitarian assistance. it comes as a hospital in central gaza says an israeli airstrike on a school killed at least seventeenldren. israel's military said it targeted a hamas command and control centre embedded in the nuseirat refugee camp. the hamas—run civil defence agency in gaza says more than seven hundred palestinians have been killed and tens of thousands displaced since israel launched a renewed military operation in the north of the territory. speaking in qatar, secretary blinken said the us is closely watching israel's activities beyond its northern border. israel is continuing military action against what it says are hezbollah targets in lebanon. lebanese media report there were 17 israeli strikes on southern beirut overnight. the israeli military says hezbollah has launched more than 30 rockets at northern israel. meanwhile — world leaders at an international conference in paris on thursday pledged a billion dollars to ease the humanitarian crisis in lebanon. a million people there — a sixth of lebanon's population — have fled their homes to escape israeli raids. i've been speaking to mara rudman

bank for humanitarian assistance. it comes as a hospital in central gaza says an israeli air strike on a school killed at least 17 peopleg children. israel's military said it targeted a hamas command and control centre embedded in the nuseirat refugee camp. our correspondent wyre davies is following developments from jerusalem. they have been some very distressing videos and images emerging today from the gaza strip showing clearly civilian victims including victims are children of the latest air strikes. they said it attacked the camp because it was going after operatives using this area which used to be a school as a command and control centre. israelalso as a command and control centre. israel also saying it did everything it could to mitigate risk to civilian casualties but clearly looking at those images, many, many civilians appear to have been killed in that latest israeli air strike. killed in that latest israeli airstrike. furtherto killed in that latest israeli air strike. further to the north, israel is intensifying its blockade around parts of northern gaza where hundreds of thousands of civilians are said t

bank. the strikes impacted several israeli airbases and some civilian areas, including a school in central israel. our middle east corresondent lucy williamson reports. israel's air force was defending other targets when iran's missiles came... ..slipping through defences to hit several air bases, like this one at nevatim. another narrowly missing an intelligence base in tel aviv. the crater it left filled with visions of what if. the us said this attack had twice the scope of iran's last bombardment in april. not all the targets hit were military. one landed in this residential suburb of tel aviv — neighbours rushing through repairs before thejewish new year tonight. temporary solutions to the problems of a regional war. 83—year—old schmulik�*s home, one of more than a hundred houses damaged here. everybody was scared because the blast, it was an enormous blast. and when we get out of the shelter, we saw something not from this world. all the house was glasses, no windows, no doors. the impact site around 100 metres from his front door, another what if. this is the second time in six mont

bank. the strikes impacted several israeli airbases and some civilian areas, including a school in centralrgets when iran's missiles came... ..slipping through defences to hit several air bases, like this one at nevatim. another narrowly missing an intelligence base in tel aviv. the crater it left filled with visions of what if. the us said this attack had twice the scope of iran's

bank. the strikes impacted several israeli airbases and some civilian areas, including a school in central hit several air bases, like this one at nevatim. another narrowly missing an intelligence base in tel aviv. the crater it left filled with visions of what if.

bank. the strikes impacted several israeli airbases and some civilian areas, including a school in central israel. our middle east corresondent lucy williamson reports. israel's air force was defending other targets when iran's missiles came. slipping through defences to hit several air bases, like this one at nevatim. another narrowly missing an intelligence base in tel aviv. the crater it left filled with visions of what if. the us said this attack had twice the scope of iran's last bombardment in april. not all the targets hit were military. one landed in this residential suburb of tel aviv. neighbours rushing through repairs before thejewish new year tonight. temporary solutions to the problems of a regional war. 83—year—old schmulik�*s home, one of more than a hundred houses damaged here. everybody was scared because the blast, it was an enormous blast. and when we get out of the shelter, we saw something not from this world. all the house was glasses, no windows, no doors. the impact site around 100 metres from his front door, another what if. this is the second time in six months th

israeli. one civilian did die in the west bank. a small town in centralo hit damaging a school building. no one was injured in that attack. iran claims it targeted three military bases, including an air base in the desert. the idf said the attack had no impact on the air force's operational capabilities. iran says the strikes were in response to the killings of two militant group leaders and an iran commander. israeli has taken responsibility for the deaths of hezbollah's hassan nasrallah but has not commented on a july attack that killed the head of hamas' political wing in tehran. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is vowing to retall tate saying, quote, iran made a big mistake and it will pay for it. iranian officials are warning against any retaliation says tehran will hit israeli's entire infrastructure if it takes any more action. the white house, however, is in support of, quote, severe consequences for iran. >> obviously, this is a significant escalation by iran. a significant event. and it is equally significant that we were able to step u

are now reports of damage to a school in central israel, but so far no israeli casualties, the one death being reported so far is a palestinian man in the west bank. israel is vowing to launch a major air assault in response to iran's strike. amidst the escalating conflict are hundreds of trapped americans now desperately trying to get home? and that includes one bay area man now struggling to leave lebanon. today in the bay thom jensen joins us live in san francisco. and, tom, those frustrations are being felt by many suddenly now caught in this chaos. good morning laura. yeah, this isn't the first time that he's had to flee lebanon either. many of the americans are trying to get out of israel. of course, after iran's attack, and we've been reporting that there are thousands of americans trying to get out of both israel and lebanon. after about 200 of those ballistic missiles were fired into israel by iran, many appearing to explode in the air after being intercepted by the nation's iron dome air defense system, iran's attack, attacks. in retaliation for the recent assassination. assassination of a hezbollah leader, the rabbi from an oakland con

central israel, but so far no israeli casualties. the one death being reported so far is a palestinian man in the west bank. israel is vowing to launch a major air assault in response to iran's strike. now people who live right here in the bay area, among thousands of americans now trapped in the expanding war, some are hunkered down in shelters, many just scrambling to try to find a way back home. today in the bay thom jensen joins us live in san francisco this morning. and, tom, i understand one peninsula man, certainly understandably desperate to get himself and his parents out of lebanon. that's right. among the thousands of people, as we heard, laura, thousands of people in bomb shelters trying to avoid the ballistic missile barrage coming in from iran on israel, and then thousands more in lebanon like this man and his parents trying to escape the war. thereafter, israel sent ground forces into lebanon. a rabbi from an oakland synagogue said members of his congregation, many of them, have been hunkered down in bomb shelters under that barrage of 200 or more ballistic missiles launched at israel. but is

israeli airstrike in central beirut killed at least 22 people according to lebanon's health ministry. israel targeted a hezbollah commander there. the idf says it took out a top islamic jihad commander in the west bankerrorists in the gaza strip. this morning two israeli civilians were injured from falling debris from an interception. around the same time israel reported it took out the commander of a hezbollah antitank unit. stuart: listen to what president biden said when asked about his recent phone call with benjamin netanyahu. >> what did prime minister benjamin netanyahu tell you about retaliation? >> president biden: he is coming to help with the storm. we won bring when bringing congressman darrell isa. was that a joke or gaffe or what? >> i think we are beyond jokes and gaffes. we have a president who needs to be kept out of the limelight and frankly needs to have his fingers off of the control of government. we saw that when he was pulled out of the race, next thing he needs to do is be pulled out of the commander-in-chief's position. it's dangerous to have somebody who truly argument basis doesn't know what he is saying and probably doesn't know what is happening. stuart: fox has confirme