. >> israeli defense forces rescue four hostages in a major day-time raid in central gaza. >> we won't stop working until all the hostages come home and a ceasefire is reached. >> but with heavy palestinian casualties reported, how will the rescue mission impact ceasefire talks? this morning james longman reports the latest on the hostages, plus reaction from idf spokesperson peter lerner and white house national security adviser jake sullivan. >>> clamping down. >> if the united states doesn't secure our border there is no limit to the number of people who may try to come here. >> president biden enacts harsh restrictions on asylum at the southern border and faces immediate backlash. >> biden's order is not a border security plan, it's a concession to the fact that he has lost control over our border. >> our exclusive interview with homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. >>> plus, five months to election day, the latest from the campaign trail and the courtroom with our powerhouse roundtable. >> announcer: from abc news, it's "this week." here now, martha raddatz. >> martha:

reporter: there were three issues the israeli defense minister will be discussing with senior officialsfficials. both tonight and over the next couple of days. they are what happens next in gaza? we have been hearing from benjamin netanyahu, in his words, the intense phase of the fighting is coming, but the war is not. also, what is going to happen with the cease-fire? the cease-fire laid out for three -- the three phased proposal by president biden severaweekgo saying that was an israeli proposal. what mr. netanyahu has been saying goes against that. he says he has no time for a permanent cease-fire. that goes against what potentially this proposal would sult in. the third issue is israel's northern border. we have been hearing in recent days a sense from hezbollah and from of the israeli military and government that things, which have been escalating, that they could get much worse. that has created a sense of concern and fear, that these skirmishes that have been going on for months could now blaze out into an all-out conflict. which would have a huge consequence for israel, lebanon,

struggling to treat only incoming patients that have resulted from this risky operation by the israeli defense forces. now senior, how mazda official has said a little bit earlier that's regaining for captives in the almost 9 months of, for fighting it by israel is assigned, or 5 failure, not an achievement. meanwhile, the total number of losses of civilians has the results on these recreation. in gaza is yes or no from all many thanks to bring us up to speed on that thus honestly corresponded with me on cause we're thinking about permanence. a real good fit. so has denounced western states or proving ukrainian strikes on russian territory. that's the message he chose to show on social media well most in the european parliamentary election. western countries, given ukraine consent to use the west to weapons to attack targets on the russian territory, is just prove that the great, the western democracies did not want peace. but an escalation of tensions with the russian federation, which will surely happen as the prime minister of the republic of slovakia. i will not directs to evacuate into an

the israeli defense forces announced on sunday that they will take "tactical pauses" in a part of southernafah will not stop, but mr netanyahu reportedly called the move "unacceptable".

well, the israeli defense secretary has just left the building off to a meeting of some 2 hours with the anthony blinking. we are told by the bank and officials that one of the major points of the meeting was to discuss with you as well how to secure the governance of gauze a. when this will ends, they is beyond the standstill, no agreement between the us and israel as to what form this type of governance would take. well, so under discussion was how to increase to monetary an aide into gaza. also how to continue to attempt to de escalate the immediate area of the conflict to prevent it from spreading any further afield. this with particular reference to the hostilities and the tension along that border to the know with 11 on so as launched himself. and that is discussed, the israeli defense minister will also be meeting his us counterpart in the course of the next 24 hours. he'll be meeting at defense secretary lloyd austin, kind of like meantime the video that we have been reporting extensively on open ended, palestinian mine strapped to the front of an israeli military vehicle in

cyprus provides training areas, some bases that israeli defense forces have used in the past, because the terrain in cyprus is very similar to what israeli forces might encounter. and lebanon. so i think i can't tell yet. is this a threat or is this a a warning? i mean are they serious about following through on that? that would be a significant escalation i want to turn now to the conflict between israel and hamas. and specifically something that appears to be a disparity between the idf chief spokesman who said, quote, those who think we can make hamas disappear or wrong and prime minister benjamin netanyahu, he actually doubled down on destroying hamas after those comments, he said, the idf, of course, is committed to this which do you think is closer to the truth? >> well laura you have touched on, i think the most important point of this entire conflict is that the prime minister has given the idf israeli defense force admission that is not feasible. of course, the idf is going to kill a lot of hamas warriors. but hamas is not a thing. it's an ideology and the only way you destro

likely going forward decision-making will be concentrated in prime minister netanyahu and the israeli defenses on the right but is a relative moderate, and those same far right cabinet ministers today are absolutely blasting the israeli military for this decision to suspend fighting for 11 hours every day in the area near the kerem shalom crossing in order to get more humanitarian aid into gaza. the far right national security minister saying the fool who made that decision should not be allowed to keep their job. now, netanyahu according to an israeli official speaking anonymously apparently only found out about this decision on sunday and apparently believes that it is unacceptable. the prime minister's office saying that the fighting will continue in rafah in other areas, but this pause in the eastern part of the area will continue. jose. >> raf sanchez in tel aviv, thank you so very much. we are also following several developments in russia's war against ukraine at this hour. just this morning, we've learned russia's vladimir putin will be heading to north korea tomorrow for a two-day vis

have very high costs as you described with a palestinian loss of life what it means is that the israeli defensey for a moment, restored confidence in the israeli public about their capacity to deliver and to get their people out. but in the big picture, the best way to get israeli hostages out has been through deals, through a cease fire for hostage exchange, like one that we saw back in november. so a good day for israel, a unity didn't last long. obviously, the politics in israel very, very dicey with benny gantz. now exiting the coalition government. but it was something that the israeli public has been demanding. and now they want more action. they want to see the prime minister lean-in on getting a deal to get these hostages out. >> of course the toll here was very high in terms of palestinian life. it all so served to highlight some of the tactics that hamas uses talk a little bit more about where these hostages were found. and why there was perhaps so much collateral damage. obviously, much of it should be laying at the feet of the israeli forces that invaded here. but that's not the onl

and the israeli defense minister for which is coming at a critical time, is prime minister netanyahu signals the intense phase of the war with hamas is about to end and chaos outside a synagogue in los angeles plus president biden saying he's appalled after a pro-palestinian protest turned violent with the details on what happened there and a guy goes on from what he thought would be a three-hour hike into the california mountains. >> look at these pictures. >> it turned into a ten day fight for survival how we did it after a quick break the most anticipated moment of this election and the stakes couldn't be higher. >> the president and the former president, one state two very different visions for america's future. that cnn presidential debate thursday net it now live on cnn and streaming on max with car gurus, you can buy or sell your car in person or online. if only you could do things your way all the time. wouldn't that be nice got it with gurus there are giant so mug they are the men and women building or daibes next generation submarines. >> they are giants and what they do be

it is now concluded as said, there you saw the israeli defense minister leaving here after a meeting that lasted for more than two hours and miller said that one of the things things that blinken was going to reiterate in this meeting was the need to deescalate tensions between hezbollah and israel. of course, that comes on the heels of prime minister benjamin netanyahu's speech just yesterday saying that the intense efforts in gaza would be winding down and that israel be focused more on the north that is where that conflict between israel and hezbollah has been driven up over the course of the last few weeks and months here, another message was the need to get humanitarian access into gaza more easily. that continues to be an issue. and an another issue is the need to discuss the day after plans for gaza. this is something that u.s. officials have said is realize have been somewhat resistant to dig into matt miller telling me today that they are somewhat more focused on those conversations now, but there are also a number of things that netanyahu said over the weekend that miller s

the israeli defense supposed to say the man was a suspect wounded in an exchange of fire. his relatives painted different picture much ahead was here how she was on the bed to my own coma cheat. they opened the door and started shooting. so it was special forces which it had got up and was about to run, but he was short in the legs. and in the hand, the family say they repeatedly requested an ambulance, which i had as me, but nothing came on. we told them he wants to an ambulance for the wounded person in the very they told us to bring it in to them. we caught him outside and for about an hour or half an hour, we kept asking for a number and then we called 115 minutes late to, to jeeps game. and they got him in here. they told us to turn around and not to look to buy them. they put him on the hood of the jeep and then we were told that they'd handed him over to the government hospital for me. and is really mandatory statement provided to the reuters news agency said the individual was transferred to medic. so treatment. but it didn't give an explanation for a glaring detai

a peace plan in its first of three would alloww f ceasefin made by the israeli defense forces in itssively defeat hamas, allow for humanitarian assistance to be surged immediately and consistently on behalf palestinian civilians in■ and quite importantly, provide a path so that every single hostage instead of always trying to politicize andue what is being done by my senate republican colleagues with respect to a matter of important foreign policy, perhaps the extreme maga republicans should be leaning in to lifting up the peace plan that has significant stake holder support. it's also important to know that the■ç obstacle to peace right nw is the failure of hamas negotiators to agree to a peace arab partners in egypt andregiog qatar. reporter: mr. leader, i talked to congressman glenn thompson earlier, you talked about the progress of the fa across bipartisan support, there's been talk in the senate about me about democrats, what their priorities are when it ces mr. jeffries: g.k. thompson thinks the farm bill came out of the committee with large bipartisan support. that's an inaccu

he knows that as a former soldiers, a former chief of the israeli defense forces so there has to be somee of organization that will go into gaza and helps to cure it and provide security not only from a military perspective, but even such things as police and take away some of the power from hamas that has been there close to 20 years since 2006 when the last election was held. inside of gaza. and hamas was voted and refused to give elections after that. so there has to be middle eastern countries helping in there. and i think that's all part of the deal-making with saudi arabia. >> carl down clash, what's war is a continuation of politics by other means, you need the politics there at some point, benny gantz, the st. general hurtling great to see you. thank you so much. >> okay. >> it's time for siri to phone a friend, apparently, how a new partnership with openai could boost many aspects of apple devices. the anticipated the variant is abated announcement coming from apple. today. >> and the first black disney princess is about to get the own disney ride. >> a sneak peek at the new att

hall was located today, june 8, the israeli authorities announced the liberation of the army israeli defensethe gaza strip of four israelis who had been held hostage in the gaza strip since october 7 last year. we share the joy. relatives of all these released hostages, and especially, of course, andrei kozlov, who is among the four israelis, was also released today, he has russian citizenship, all these long 8 months we have been in contact with andrei’s relatives, especially with his mother, evgenia kozlova, i especially greet her and congratulate her on this. with a positive, joyful event, we wish andrei, our compatriot, a speedy full recovery of health and a return to a full life after all those, well, frankly speaking, ordeals that he experienced. mourning was declared in the kherson region after the death of 22 people in the village sadovo, the day before you hit a populated area... tsu shells also hit the building of a local store; in addition to the dead , there were injured, five of them are in extremely serious condition. as reported by the investigative committee, the ukrainian fo

chance to speak with prime minister netanyahu shortly after the mission pretty commended the israeli defenses and the israeli police who helped execute this operation. i am very dismayed by sources and the progressive left here in america including the "new york times," "washington post" or somehow condemning israel for saving for hostages at the cost of the supposedly more than 200 palestinians. we cannot take at face value what hamas says and the ministry of health. but my advice to them if you don't want your people killed in a hostage rescue missions you should not take hostages in the first place. you should release what you have you certainly should not hide them in civilian areas. so hats off to the israeli security forces for a fantastic day in a rescue release for hostages. >> we understand there are still americans being held. there's been discussion whether our own special forces should be operating in that region there is great concern u.s. forces being on the ground there's been a pledge that will not happen but what about our hostages and getting them out? quick shannon, our mi

in turn, the israeli defense minister went to seek us support. during meetings events at the front will be discussed with officials in washington. we are ready for any action that may be required in gaza and lebanon. basically, speech. it’s about what israel has long threatened, to open a second front in the north of the country, along which hezbollah fired hundreds of missiles and drones in june, in response to the murder of one of its commanders, but washington is in no hurry to get involved in a fight. us officials made clear this week that the biden administration will provide israel with the assistance it needs to security area, a senior white house official said, but would not deploy us troops in the region. according to cnn, the white house fears that if israel begins to carry out liwani. with criticism. about 4 months ago, weapons flowing from the united states to israel sharply decreased to netanyahu, for which he attacked washington. we have been asking for a long time to speed up deliveries, this was done behind closed doors, but the s

in in turn, the israeli defense minister went to the united states for support.s in washington , events at the front will be discussed. we are ready for any action that may be required in gaza, in lebanon. in essence, we are talking about what israel has long threatened to do, to open a second front in the north of the country, at which hezbollah fired hundreds of missiles and drones in june. in response to murder. one of his commanders, but washington is in no hurry to get involved in a fight. us officials made it clear this week that the administration biden will provide needed security assistance to israel, a senior white house official said, but will not deploy us troops in the region. according to cnn, the white house fears that if israel begins to carry out the same operation in lebanon as the all- gas, hezbollah, with the support of iran, will crush the iron dome air defense system. that's why states are holding back supplies. bavu so that they come into contact with the israeli leadership to sign some kind of agreement, albeit temporary, thus, kizbawa can

he was well aware of the fact the israeli defense forces were considering this and they announced it on saturday. so again, it's a kabuke game designed to appease as many constituencies as possible. >> you have a new article in foreign policy magazine. i really ask everybody to read it. it's an important one titled why biden's gaza gambit is likely to fail. you write netanyahu and biden are all on clocks that are out of sync. what do you mean by that? >> i empathize and sympathize with the administration. i think the object is what they should be doing. it's like woody allen said, 80% of life is showing up, but he's only partially right. 80% of success in life, certainly in negotiations, is showing up at the right time. you've got three different clocks. the netanyahu clock and the sinwar clock, which are more aligned. they see no reason, frankly, to scale down this war. hamas thinks it's winning and the prime minister can't win or lose the war because frankly, he must maintain himself in power. otherwise, the courts on trial for bribery, fraud, breach of trust now for three years in

the israeli defense forces said they are in good condition and are now undergoing more medical evaluations are reunited with their families. there are reports of people near the hospital cheering and celebrating their freedom, you can hear them there. and this touching moment shows one of the hostages reuniting with her father after eight long months in the hands of a hamas. a spokesperson for the idf says they conducted this rescue mission in daylight in two separate buildings deep inside gaza. israeli forces say they have been preparing for this rescue mission for if weeks and underwent intensive training. israeli president herzog saying on, and, on behalf of the entire people of israel, i thank the decision -- irk df, the israeli security agency, the israel police and israel's national counterterrorism unit for if an impressive and courageous rescue operation and wish for the immediate return of all of the hostages to their families. there are still 120 israeli hostages held by hamas in gaza, 433 of whom -- 43 of whom have been declared dead. will, pete and rachel. pete: i want to the k

so i think pressure on the myth, no government is going to build and the israeli defense forces the reservethe active combat duty forces that are participating in this war, 300 dead since october 7, additional 200 israeli military killed on october 7 i think that this presages the one pressure point on the netanyahu government that may actually have an impact on altering israeli government political behavior. but again whether this is a headline, fred or trend line remains to be determined. >> and what kind of impact is being made with netanyahu dissolving the war cabinet i think he is all about knesset arithmetic rata to 120 knesset is really part of me, you need 60 plus one to govern the prime minister has 60 plus four. >> it's a pretty cohesive, tightly bound coalition to alter or religious parties. and two messianic zionist parties and right-wing, extreme right-wing. >> and i think as long as that prevails the netanyahu government is probably safe. >> on july 25th which is the day after benjamin netanyahu addresses a joint session of congress, the knesset goes into rhesus it doesn't res

channels claims that in these frames eyewitnesses filmed the moment of artillery strikes in the israeli defensein the south of lebanon , which were inflicted that night, in the video of a series of explosions, but it is still unclear which objects were fired at. now about the weather, thunderstorms are again expected in the european part of russia, which regions cannot avoid floods today, ksenia will tell you about it levitskaya. flood season... european russia will be tormented by thunderstorms all week, which regions are at risk of suffering from them today and how bad weather will affect the temperature background. this is the weather, a joint project of the russia-24 tv channel and the fobas center, i’m ksenia levitskaya. hello. showers and thunderstorms will not leave the russian plain yet. the atmosphere has entered a period of summer instability. on monday, lightning flashed over moscow again. this time nature, one might say, took pity on the capital. the heaviest precipitation was observed outside the megalopolis. for example, these shots from korolev near moscow. of course, it was blow

and of course, as you mentioned, you have golan, the israeli defense minister, is currently in the united states meeting with us officials. again, more pressure from the biden administration on the israeli government to agree to a full and permanent ceasefire deal as outlined on the current peace proposal on the table now the bashir in london, we appreciate the update. >> thank you. >> well, the death toll from sunday's attacks on churches and synagogues in russia's southern dagestan province is now up to 20, with almost 50 others wounded cnn's nic boat and walsh has new details on the gunman involved and a warning some of the images in his report are disturbing it's the horror putin rose to power, pledging to eradicate. but still nearly a quarter of a century she later haunts him now pitched battles in the southern region of dagestan were likely islam is militants attacks jews and christians in synagogues and churches over hours in which police struggled into the night to gain control we still have an incomplete picture of what sin security services into a frenzy sunday as evening prayer

israeli defense minister galaland will visit the united states soon, i understand that now washington and jerusalem are taking this visit quite seriously, commenting on what he can provide from a point of view. point of view here is the understanding of the continuation and end of the war? the end of the war, i don't think he will lead to anything, yova mallan is performing the mission of the third mediator this time, between netanyahu, netanyahu and biden, yogala came to washington to say that there is netanyahu and there is a state israel, and i, as her minister of defense, as a constituent. a politician as a representative of the israeli people themselves carry with them such a message that we adhere to, adhere to the convention, we adhere to the understanding of the united states that the war must be fought effectively, but still yes, listen and take care of the public population and all . what the americans want to hear, that is the purpose of the minister of defense going, well, it is clear that why from a cynical political point of view, let's look at it, he does not earn elect

and of course, we are expecting today to see the israeli defense minister yoav gallant in the united states meeting with his us counterpart, lloyd austin, as well as the us sector state antony blinken the u.s. of course, continuing to push for a ceasefire. they have framed this as the only way to know any secure and peace in gaza and secure security of the state of israel. but also crucially to deescalate tensions in lebanon not i thank you so much. >> a ukrainian strike in russia occupied crimea, left at least five people died, including three children and more than 100 others wounded. russia's ministry of defense says, it's shot down four missiles and other miss alex i did in the sky scattering fragments over busy beach in sebastopol on sunday russia says the ukrainian five missiles were supplied by the united states and they, washington for the attack witnesses say air raid sirens didn't sound to warn of the attack. cnn has reached out to the ukrainian military for comment. meanwhile, russia has continued bombardment of ukraine's second-largest city has left another person dead an

>> reporter: they have said that they are investigating this.at by that i mean the israeli defense forces. this was an meincident that the regret. it is not supposed to happen per se. they said that this was a bomb or explosion of some kind that ignited an armored personnel vehicle. some sort of armored vehicle that was caring large number of troops. eight people were killed. the only one we can mentioned is a 23-year-old captain. there were others who are not identified because according to the idf their bodies were so badly burned that they still cannot actually make a positive identification. because of the situation they are saying they are going to open some sort of investigation because what they think happened and this was the information that my colleague god from the israeli defense forces that there was some sort of explosion that may have ignited flammable materials or ammunition inside this vehicle and that is why we are seeing a large loss of life. deaths and more are not supposed to happen in this way. this is something that is supposed to be avoided. there is supposed be sa

meanwhile, us secretary of state antony blinken met with the israeli defense minister.ed by the press service of the american state department. according to the department, officials discussed the ceasefire plan in the gaza strip and the issue of releasing the hostages. our boss will tell you what else is known about the negotiations. week led to the release of four hostages, israelis kidnapped by terrorists on october 7. israel waited for the return of its captives home from the gaza strip, waited and set a festive table for their return, waited daily, holding rallies in the center of tel aviv, in front of the general staff building, demanding that the government do everything necessary to return the hostages home. and here are the military... the head of american diplomacy arrived in israel from cairo, washington is still trying to persuade the israeli leadership to a ceasefire and an exchange deal with hamas, is trying to achieve a sharp increase in the supply of humanitarian aid to the destroyed battlefield sector. we see the prospect of an immediate ceasefire, the

. >> the israeli defense minister is in washington right now and throughout the week meeting with theense secretary lloyd austin today. and this comes as benjamin netanyahu still seems to be trying right now to contain the fallout from his comments this weekend where it appeared that he was walking back his support for the ceasefire deal. that's bad. act by the united states. what are you hearing about this in this moment? >> it seems to be unclear where the ceasefire negotiations are or can be given this ambiguity and what netanyahu has been saying the last two days, do you trust his commitment? >> to the hostage and ceasefire proposal that the president president biden, put out there well, netanyahu has been politicizing this issue in many more for his own. >> i think advantage politically within israel i think the critical issue here is that the military, the idf, the israeli defense forces have raised serious questions about his leadership principally, what's the end game? where are we going to go? we cannot continue to simply come back individuals in gaza and i think he's failed

the israeli defense forces released this footage of operations they say took place monday, in which troopsinfrastructure". on wednesday, an israeli airstrike reportedly killed 12 people who were waiting for an aid convoy near gaza's main point of entry. meanwhile, the united nations�* human rights office says israel appears to have repeatedly violated international law with its bombing of gaza. it examined six specific bomb attacks last year that hit residential buildings, a school, refugee camps and a market. the human rights office says the heavy weapons used cannot distinguish between civilians and fighters — and thus their use cannot be justified. at a meeting in geneva, un human rights chief volker turk said israel's bombing campaign could amount to a crime against humanity. to hear more about the current situation on the ground in gaza, i spoke to rachel cummings from save the children a little earlier. rachel, you're speaking to us from deir al—balah, you've spoken to us a few time from there, can you update us? what is the situation like that at the moment? are people continuing to

ofjewish and pro—israeli commentators in britain and america and in france say that the idf, the israeli defenserincipled, the best disciplined force in the world. do you think that the idf cares about civilian casualties? well, they claim that they do. you hear this line constantly in israel — the idf, the israel defense forces, are the most moral army in the world. every palestinian and many people around the world just, you know, laugh coldly when they hear that because they absolutely don't believe it. on the very first day, october the seventh, netanyahu said something like, "we will exact a huge vengeance on what happened," and that's what's been going on. but i think that they have — their mindset persuades themselves that the things they do are necessary for their survival. there is a massive amount of evidence that has piled up that israel has not bothered about the lives of palestinian civilians — evenjoe biden has alluded to this. the fact is is that they have killed huge numbers of palestinian civilians and also in large areas of gaza, they've razed everything to the ground. they now

secretary of state antony blinken spoke by phone yesterday with israeli defense minister and the war minister saying the onus is on hamas to accept the proposal. the first phase would last six weeks and include a withdrawal of israeli forces from all populated areas of gaza, the release of a number of hostages, in exchange for hundreds of palestinian prisoners. white house national security communications adviser john kirby says the u.s. expects that if hamas agrees israel would say yes. >> we're also not saying that hamas has been wiped off the face of the map. we've not said that hamas has no military capabilities. we've not said they don't still represent a viable threat to the israeli people. of course they do. but they don't have the military capabilities to do what they did on the 7th of october. >> in a statement, prime minister netanyahu insisted the war continues until hamas' military and governing capabilities were destroyed and that gaza no longer poses a threat. >>> in new york city, families of hostages joined thousands of marchers and politicians for the annual israel da

the israeli defense minister is meeting today with us officials in washington.comes as prime minister benjamin netanyahu announced the current phase of the war in gaza is winding down. but netanyahu suggested the next goal is to bring an end to hezbollah's attack from inside lebanon. netanyahu also doubled down on his allegation of a dramatic drop in us arms shipments, a claim the white house denies. at least 15 police officers and a priest were killed in a series of attacks in the russian region of dagestan. the gunman opened fire in two cities, targeting two orthodox churches and a synagogue and a police post. several civilians are among the dead. authorities say six gunmen were also killed, calling it a coordinated terrorist attack. >> back in the us, a crippling cyber attack has caused major disruptions at car dealerships. all across north america over the past week. here's abc's alison kosik with more. >> this morning, a nearly week old cyber outage is plaguing car dealerships across the u.s. and canada, many sharing their feelings about it online. >> it's

engineers with the israeli defense forces have now anchored the pier to the beach with the help of u.s. soldiers. the u.s. central command says aid deliveries will start back up in the next few days. the goal to deliver 500,000 pounds of aid over the beach each day and expand those shipments over time, well, as you may know, mount everest in nepal is the earth's highest peak, and climbing it can be exhilarating, exhausting, and so dangerous. but now some high tech help is making it a lot safer. a chinese drone maker called dji says it's completed the world's first successful drone supply deliveries to everest. the video shows a drone carrying three oxygen bottles from a base camp up to another camp. several miles away. the drone is also able to carry trash in a backpack down to the base, camp company says drone deliveries should make life easier for sherpas who risk their lives navigating the ice on everest. wow. okay terry mcsweeney joins us now with what's coming up next at six. hi, terry. hello. right now at six. california's insurance crisis is growing. homeowners and businesses in

the israeli defense forces announced on sunday that they will take "tactical pauses" in a part of southern gaza. the eleven—hour daytime pause only applies to a road that leads northwards from the kerem shalom crossing, the main place where aid convoys can cross into gaza. the army is said to have told prime minister benjamin netanyahu that fighting against hamas in rafah will not stop, but mr netanyahu reportedly called the move "unacceptable". he is under strong pressure from far—right members of his coalition government to reject any pauses in the conflict until hamas is totally defeated. in a sign of further tension between the israeli army and those far—right parties, the army's chief of staff said sunday there is a "clear need" to conscript ultra—orthodox jewish israelis, who are currently exempt from military service. that's a change mr netanyahu's coalition partners firmly oppose. sunday marks the festival of eid al—adha, one of islam's holiest days. there was a notable lull in fighting with gaza's hamas—run civil defence agency telling the afp news agency that quote "calm has prev

lieutenant colonel peter lerner from the israeli defense forces spoke to us from tel aviv. it was intentionally in civilian homes, _ it was intentionally in civilian homes, and this is what hamas has done _ homes, and this is what hamas has done we _ homes, and this is what hamas has done. we have heard these reports and testimonies from hostages that have been_ and testimonies from hostages that have been formally released at the end of— have been formally released at the end of november, that they were being _ end of november, that they were being held in civilian homes. it was the same _ being held in civilian homes. it was the same this morning will be found in the _ the same this morning will be found in the operation. we are able to reach with a combined force that _ we are able to reach with a combined force that was able to engage and extract— force that was able to engage and extract safely the hostages that were _ extract safely the hostages that were being held. they came under extensive — were being held. they came under extensive fire. we have an officer that w

the same area was targeted by the israeli defense forces, where at least 40 people were killed at once again. among those 40 people were women and children at this for a few g camp. i mean people that were displaced from the, from their homes. the obama is really once again and found themselves in this goal drawn. meanwhile, the prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu. he's raised what happened this saturday, saying that the separation will go down into history. let's think of this is the scared of ration for hostages. is quite ingenuity and courage and our soldiers perform and i'm not where we're committed to getting the use of all how much are they going to do whatever it takes and you can see some are grieving to make it into history books and hundreds, maybe thousands of people are morning this saturday, the loss of their loved ones while we're waiting at. so what's going to happen at the un emergency security council, whether they will be or not. and what kind of outcome we'll see from there are 2 heard exclusively from the idea of officer in charge of the error of media affai

and if you listen to some of the vices from the israeli defense forces, they differentiate between the stopping come us from being able to govern casa and from defeating a military completely. so i think yes, you can reach the point that time us will not be able to govern guys up. but that the piece plan of the, the phase plan on the table. right? well, you will not reach a complete military defeat of how much are learned, how monolithic is the israeli government really we see to right wing ministers threatening to walk out, isn't that on yahoo does agree to the ceasefire plan. on the other hand, we also see a somewhat more moderate and very popular politician benny gans saying that he is going to walk out if there is not a clear plan for how to govern guys it by june 8th. so again, very, very much nets and yahoo are under pressure here also from within his own coalition . as usual, i would say is really public. there are 2 roads that can go down. one road is to say, let's not listen to the americans. let's go down the road. we want to go down and carry on until we please that we've a

according to the israeli defense forces, some of them were intercepted by air defense systems.ssure, israel continues its military operation in the gaza strip. the death toll of enclave residents exceeded 37,000 people. meanwhile, the jewish state plans to impose sanctions on the un after it introduced i was blacklisted by organizations that harm children. thus, all un agencies that participate in humanitarian missions will be at risk. a youth scientific laboratory has been opened in the novosibirsk region; scientists will study the properties of sec. compounds. it is used in various industries, from the creation of medicines to new generation batteries. angelina denisova with details. clearly without a pawn, work in the new youth laboratory, although it has just begun, is fine-tuned like clockwork. the idea for the creation came from dyan oakton, a graduate of nsu. submitted an application and won the competition. the first research began within a month; we had a need to develop our own technologies, our own products, which we had previously purchased from abroad, and accordin

the same area was targeted by the israeli defense forces, where of at least 40 people were killed at once again. among those 40 people were women and children at this for a few g camp. i mean people that were displaced from the, from their homes that will bump as rarely, once again, and found themselves in this goal drawn. meanwhile, the prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu. he's praised what happened this saturday saying that this operation will go down if the realistic of this isn't just carried out. ration for hostages is quite ingenuity and courage. and our soldiers perform a match. what committed to getting the use of all if they don't do whatever it takes, as you can see, some are dreaming to make it into history books and hundreds, maybe thousands of people are morning this saturday. the loss of their loved ones while we're waiting at. so what's going to happen at the un emergency security council, whether they will be or not, and what kind of outcome we'll see from there. the us assisted the idea in its actions against the new struck refugee camp on the operation to re

he's the israeli minister of defense making the rounds in washington. he spoke with the secretary of state. he spoke with bill burns, the head of the cia. but his main topic amidst all of these other subjects that he's been discussing, including the action on the northern front and what's going on in gaza strip, plans for a day after hamas is finally defeated, he's trying to shore up and repair this frayed relationship between washington and jerusalem that benjamin netanyahu's comments over the past week have really damaged. now, whether or not we see this finally repaired, we've been hearing about this for months, that the biden administration and netanyahu are falling out. that might not be up to yoav galant, and it might not be up to washington. we still have to wait to hear more from benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister himself, on whether or not he's going to continue to assail and scold washington, or whether or not he's going to try to make amends. matt bradley, thank you. it is time now for today's cnbc money minute. tesla recalling its cybert

the same area was targeted by the israeli defense forces, where at least 40 people were killed at once to get among those 40 people were women and children at this for a few g camp. i mean, people that were displaced from the, from their homes that will bump as rarely, once again, found, found themselves in this uh, uh, cold, drawn up. now speaking of the prisoner exchanges, speaking how months and israel back in november. they had made a deal for a ceasefire. when a 100 hostages were return to israel and 240 prisoners were returned from israel to palestine. now that showed that besides, i can actually, you know, come together and talk about a bloodless exchange, not the way it happened here and mind you. some i'm us officials are saying that's uh the, there were some is right. the officers killed during this friday as well. and speaking of these are in else just still come off, are saying that at least 70 people have been killed. some of the hostages have been told by how much since the 7th of october of last year. meanwhile, the prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu, his praise