tel aviv well overnight israeli defense forces do say that over $200.00 missiles were fired from there although half of them were intercepted since monday 9 people have been killed in israel including 2 children according to the israeli authorities israeli city of ashdod it for example is one of the most affected by the intense barrage of rockets coming from gaza one of the rockets it's an apartment block there while the other is said to refer to a port israeli defense forces tweeted that the attacks won't go unanswered we spoke to the press officer of the israeli foreign ministry michael freeman about all of this need to tell us why it is so problematic for israel to consider a cease fire. any cease fire needs to be a serious there's no point in having a cease fire that after 24 hours or 48 hours all of a sudden from our start firing rockets again so we need to make sure that any cease fire is one that is going to last for a significant period of time hopefully many years and therefore we need to be in a position that hamas are really ready to take that and so we will continue our ope

the israeli defense forces continue to do that. omatically, the deputy assistant secretary of state for the palestinian israeli affairs has arrived now into israeli. but i think perhaps look to someday where a u.n. gathering of representatives at the u.n. can perhaps to create more diplomatic space for the diplomacy to pick up. it is happening with the understanding there are still military elements of this to play out. the other side of this weekend may look quite different. >> let's hope so. nic robertson, thank you so much for that. >>> israeli military offensive in gaza is causing repercussions across the region. cnn's ben wedeman was in bethlehem when clashes there exploded. >> reporter: now the west bank where in bethlehem, a new generation of palestinians have taken to the barricades facing a new generation of israeli soldiers. friday saw the most intense confrontations in years between palestinian youth and israeli security forces throughout the west bank. palestinian officials reported the highest daily death toll here in y

forces. not just in this town, but other israeli cities as well. jake? >> so ben, you're alluding to there's a tweet that the israeli defenseense forces, air and ground troops are currently attacking in the gaza strip. now, the air strikes have been going on for several days but ground troops in gaza is a development that we haven't seen in this scale since 2014 when they went in, they said, to shut down those tunnels into israel. >> yes. we don't know as i said, i must stress, we don't have sort of a broad array of details at this point. does this mean that we have -- that there's an incursion of the likes we saw in july of 2014 or is this just limited action around the fringes of gaza itself? because obviously, gaza is a very small area with a population of 2 million people crammed into that area. it's a very dangerous place to operate and it's something that obviously the israeli command when they make this they have to take many things into consideration. >> ben wedeman on the ground in lod, israel, please stay safe. >>> let's speak with this with richard haass, he released the newly revised paper back version of his bo

there's still tunnel networks, still ammunition dumps that the israeli defense force really want to go after. >> feels like it's getting out of control. it's been out of control and getting more out of control by the day. thanks so much. joining me is aaron david miller. you know this region so well. president bietden has spoken to leaders of both sides. there are democrats who want way more engagement. can biden do much here other than watch this play out? >> right now, no. the longer this goes on, the greater the pressure will be on the biden administration to act. electricity, water, rising palestinian casualties and the surge of palestinian rockets in israel. you get a plasz casualty event because an israeli artillery shell finds a residential community for hamas rocket lands in the middle of a population, you'll end up with a mass casualty and this thing will take a very wicked turn for the worse. in 2014 this went on for 50 days. 2200 palestinians were killed. it has an especially and flow to it. seems to believe they have accomplished everything they want. when they do, only the

but israel has faced a barrage of missiles coming from gaza over the past night israeli defense forces to say that over 200 missiles were fired from there although half of them were intercepted since monday at least 8 people have been killed including 2 children according to israeli authorities one rocket hit the city of ashdod a huge fire raged in what's been described as an industrial zone another rocket reportedly here to nearby road israel defense forces tweeted that the attacks won't go unanswered so far israeli troops haven't entered gaza but artillery and tanks have been firing on to the strip we heard from a journalist at the border about the current situation. we cannot disclose our exact location jus to this military operation but let me tell you it is really worrisome now these israelis have been in the rocket shelters sheltering from these incoming rockets sent out about from hamas the last. days using just a few minutes ago that i haven't seen. a community i'll be on the gaza border has the directly by and the sound out i wouldn't be surprised if i. come over right now we

♪ >>> deadly violence between hamas and israeli defense forces is the worst and deadliest it's been untilears our richard engel is on the ground with the latest >>> new consider wildfires spreading fast, forcing evacuations. >>> mass confusion on the cdc mask mandates. >>> weekday weather half a world away as the cycle battles an already hard hit area. >>> and a scathing report about billionaire bill gates details ahead as td starts right now. >> good morning, i'm phillip mena >> glad you're with us, i'm frances frp. we begin with breaking news, violence intensifying between israel and palestinians overnight. israeli defense forces say they conducted another round of strikes in the hamas tunnel system in the gaza strip these strikes come just after the deadliest day yet in the conflict here's nbc's richard engel >> reporter: israeli air strikes flattened three apartment billings in gaza city. there aren't rescue crews to speak of in gaza when the poorly ripped rescuers arrived they will to pull out those they could they found more than 40 dead, including health officials say, two dozen wo

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there while the other is said to have hit a port israeli defense forces tweeted that the attack there won't go unanswered we spoke to the press officer of the israeli foreign ministry michael freeman he told us that it is problematic for israel to consider a cease fire at the moment. any ceasefire needs to be a serious there's no point in having a ceasefire that after 24 hours or 48 hours who all of a sudden i must start firing rockets again so we need to make sure that any cease fire is one that is going to last for a significant period of time hopefully many years and therefore we need to be in a position that hamas are really ready to take that and so we will continue our operation until we believe and we are you doing this in the summer say they are ready for a cease in in activity and cease of their rockets for a very long time you can go back a few days it's dropped that many many steps to deescalate the response we got from thomas was rocket fire every time in that we stop we get more rockets it only seems to be that we do the ceasing from us through fire and this time we're go

. >> a senior israeli defense forces official is speaking out and says the building held electronic -cers were researching and developing high-end capabilities for sensitive attacks against israel. that is a significant development to actually say that. let's bring in brian seltzer and nic robertson, our international diplomatic editor. nic, let me begin with you. this is the sort of first public actual intelligence sharing from israel as a justification for making that strike, in a building that was housing journalists. >> reporter: the israeli defense forces had to know that they were going to come under incredible scrutiny when they targeted a building with journalists. it's not something they said they did lightly. they said they did it because that was the only way to take out this particular target, this particular threat. they haven't yet been specific about how this sort of research and development department that could carry out high-end sensitive attacks against israel was operating. when you try to deconstruct what was happening in that building, in the bits that we know, t

hours, but 48 hours ago they were part of the israeli ground forces that were launching artillery strikes, hundreds of rounds, according to israeli defense forces, into gaza from these positions right here. but i think the position that i'm in is a sand berm that's been put up for safety and security. the position that we're in right now, relatively safe. but, of course, around here, around this area, around the periphery of gaza, are more israeli defense force positions. so we're located a few miles away from gaza in the northeast corner, i would approximately say. >> we're going to take your word for it that you feel relatively safe in that sand berm area there. nic robertson, we'll check back with you. be safe there along the gaza border. >>> and to underscore what nic was just saying, the white house has responded to this breaking news. cnn's jasmine wright joining fru us from the white house. what more are you learning? >> reporter: we have the first official response from the white house today, white house press secretary jan psaki tweeted that we have confirmed directly -- excuse me, we have communicated directly to the israelis t

and so -- the israeli defense forces saying that hamas had military intelligence resource there is, and the media an hour to get out of that building before the attack was launched that means hamas has warning as well israeli defense forces trying to deal with that pipeline between targeting hamas operative to tunnel, and their military rockets. while at the same time trying to protect civilian life which i would emphasize something they are not doing they are irreconcilable terrorist we recognize them as such. eric: you mention one that i think some say mainstream media does not focus on that's the palestinians the citizens of gaza who are killed -- by hamas so we've reports that a lot of rockets have fallen within gaza and -- they've killed their own. >> i mean hamas is also targeted palestinian authority influential authority rivals for assassination. so they willfully disregard human life, but seek to call out other and put others in a position where look hamas is using innocent civilian of human shield. and we all know if you -- from international law that's -- that's certainly a m

so, right now, again, hamas, israeli defense forces, we've heard israeli aircraft flying towards gaza this evening. still a very tense situation and still the potential for more rounds of rockets tonight. not clear if hamas intends to fire them. >> and it's about 2:03 a.m. where you are right now. we know the sirens went off when you were on tv earlier today. can you walk us through what happened there? >> every time there's rockets fired out of gaza, they're flying in a specific direction, and the israeli defense forces with their iron dome technology can tell where they're being fired towards and at that time, they were being fired in our direction, the sirens went off close to us and and we took cover right behind a big dirt berm, so that if there was any shrapnel coming down or a rocket managed to get through iron dome therefore we would be safe. and what's been happening, happened earlier in the day, some rockets did get through that defensive technology and one rocket landed just outside of tel aviv and killed a 50-year-old man on the street, damaging shops and vehicles around t

. >> the israeli defense forces have already attacked targets. with great service, offense and defense we will achieve our goal. >> rockets have been launched from south lebanon toward israel. >> for rockets were fired, and to fell within the territory, it is not sure where the other one so. the israeli army said each landed in the sea. they are urging restraint and they said they are in touch with both sides to ensure there is no f. palestinians were involved in the rocket launching. some of the palestinian factions and new cans are likely armed. sources close to us say it is also arm. was this an apparent show of support, or solidarity with the israeli people? or was this a message, and other front can easily open while someone continues to entertain gaza. along with hamas and iran. there is no doubt they need to take into account the mystic reaction. it would be a very difficult decision, but to do that, to plot a four block with barely any participation. i just solidarity allies to to many people. in the past, they would have been launched to

the israeli defense forces say they're targeting hamas militants. and many senior commanders have been killed. but on both sides the attacks have also destroyed homes and claimed the lives of civilians including children. but argue about that. these are the most intense hostilities in years and. they've also that to an option of street violence between jewish and arab residents in several israeli towns. this arab man was pulled from his car and beaten by a mob of right wing israeli nationalists it was the 1st act of nationalist violence to receive direct condemnation from the prime minister. nothing justifies the lynching of arabs by jews and nothing justifies the lynching of jews by arabs it's unacceptable we will not tolerate this this violence is not us. the palestinians message to israel is loud and clear what droog. i address my words specifically to america and to israel. how enough is enough leave us we will remain thorns in your eyes we will not leave our homeland we will not leave our country including in the uncle maurice. israel is prepar

earlier we spoke to a lieutenant colonel jonathan can recast international spokesman for the israeli defense forces he joined us from rome a gun near tel aviv where one israeli man was killed in a hamas rocket attack we started by asking about that attack. i can tell you that this is now the 6th day fighting hamas and all the terrorists have fired more than 2300 rockets like the one that impacted here what you can see behind me by the way are the rescue efforts and they're now taking away the remainder of the bomb but more than 2300 rockets have been fired at our cities our civilians and as you said unfortunately there is an israeli fatality here a man of middle aged man who has nothing to do with gaza nothing to do with fighting he was in his home and he is now dead because of it i must rockets up with fire. the i.d.f. is obviously seeking to distend israelis from these hamas attacks from gaza but he's its response proportionate. yes it is we our response is very propulsion that imagine yourself living in your home city in your capital city and having your campus on bombarded by rockets by a terro

so, you know, from the position we're in here, absolutely there are continuing israeli defense force strikes on gaza. we've been to a number of different israeli defense force positions around the edge of gaza, and over the past couple of days, we've been able to locate ourselves there either with artillery positions or infantry positions with troops and tanks. today is different. today we're not able do that. it's indicative with a temper over the weekend that might have been getting closer to a cessation of hostility situations. today is different. today i've seen more military places and gun positions where they weren't previously, where they were pulled back, and they're now in forward position. you do get the sense here this is very much an ongoing operation. the helicopters are clearly watching for targets in gaza. it's been the tunnels, weapons, rocket fire. there are a lot of small communities scattered where the sirens have been going off for them to take cover and we've been seeing the iron dome intercepts here as well. it's exactly what hadas is saying from her position, th

nic, this morning there's confusion what exactly israeli defense forces were doing on the ground in gazaing? what are you seeing now? >> reporter: well, boris, i'll give you an idea of what i'm seeing, i'll step out of the way. in the last few minutes cow see white puffs in the air, those are intercepts from the iron dome system intercepting rockets from gaza. on the other side, i was able to see traces of rockets flying out. in the last few minutes we're seeing rockets flying out here and we're seeing intercepts in the sky here. we know at the same time, that in tel aviv, places lows to tel a aviv, sirens have been firing and we've been able to see fighter jets in the area. it's relatively quiet for more explosives going off and i dome missiles being fired into the sky to target the rockets. it was regular tifl quiet this morning. what's behind me on the hillside is the israeli artillery positions. they weren't firing last night. the night before according to israeli forces they were firing hundreds of artillery rounds in gaza. in gaza, itself there was a young child, a baby, pulled fro

commercial companies has been hit by 4 israeli missiles this is the strike here an hour ago the israeli defense forces an ant's their intention to strike the building that has the offices of al-jazeera as well as the associated press. that latest pictures we just received from that missile strike of course we'll be back with the latest on the conflict covered taking place in israel in about half an hour's time along with the rest of the day's world news you watching r.t. international. if you. let me ever live for yeah yeah just saw. the malls looking to elicit yeah. yeah yeah because he. listened a moment i didn't. know pop all the stuff. you know yeah. yeah yeah he. looks up all the late night to. know fuck all good stuff. something oh yeah. please please help. me to the cape of good hope with the song reciprocated with school rules and i joined weight you know. it does not send. you away it's full on here. the swirling winds in these parts are very tricky this is where the indian dance you go show me. the listen you can get the. pieces sort of will mule knows what tomorrow will buckle but he would

than it was the day before that and the day before that but the number of air assault by israeli defense forces on gaza is a heavy day, the death toll in gaza according to the palestinian health officials is the highest so far, that they've experienced. there was a siren here just a few minutes after we finished speaking last hour, and perhaps that's going to be the routine through the evening. it does seem the shelling picks up in the evening. but through the day mostly quiet. our cameraman saw a rocket fall into the sea. the defense system doesn't target them when they're not going to hit civilian neighborhoods. for residents it's been a day of worry and anxiety, the same as for people inside gaza. what we've learned from the defense forces today is quite a staggering figure. they say, in the first week, the first seven days of this conflict that began last monday that hamas and other militant groups have fired 3,100 rockets and the israeli defense forces say in all previous conflicts, and in israel's history, that is the highest rate of daily fire that they have faced so this is far from don

and the israeli defense forces say that they know that hamas put some of its operational equipment, peoplematerial in amongst the civilian population. the israeli government makes the point of saying they're defending the civilians that they go out of their way to make sure this they don't hit civilians, whereas hamas fires their rockets indiscriminately. when you see 188 people killed in gaza and 10 israeli citizens kill so far, those numbers speak to the level of threat. i think it is hard to draw a conclusion. but they don't mitigate, they don't eradicate that sense of fear and desperateness about the situation, but people on both sides of this conflict feel. they both feel fear. whether you're sitting on this side or the other side. that disproportionality is what in the past has brought international pressure on israel to back off, to try to find a peaceful solution. >> this time what seems different -- and you tell me if i'm wrong, nic -- you're beginning to see clashes within israel, among israeli arabs and israeli jews on a scale i don't recall having seen before. >> there is a fer

the israeli defense force claiming to kill several hamas leaders. palestinians say 30 people died in all, including 10 children, with mourners pouring into the streets for funerals earlier stinians are protesting israeli settlers trying to evict them in homes they lived in for generations, plead white gold -- pleading for help. >> joe biden think about this >> reporter: a major flashpoint, israeli police firing into one of islam's sites in closing days of ramadan. tonight, the prime minister netanyahu saying hamas and the jihad will pay a heavy price, warning their blood is on their hands. critics say the u.s. is not doing enough tonight, u.s. officials may be talking to israel, but so far, the president is not involved >> andrea mitchell, thank you. >>> in north carolina today, the family of andrew brown jr. said he did nothing wrong after viewing some of the police body cam video showing brown's deadly encounter with sheriff's deputies last month. kerry sanders is there for us tonight. >> reporter: andrew brown's family and attorneys say they got

according to the israeli defense forces, eight israelis have been killed, including two children.bs news foreign correspondent imitiza tyab is in tel aviv and just filed this report.>> rr:sraembds only int three buildings were flattened this morning in a series of airstrikes, killing 23 people. it is the aack since nearly a week ago. but the horrors of gaza took a twist yesterd when israeli fighter jets destroyed a tower that was home to international media outlets, including "the associated press" and al-jazeera. journalisting were warned t leave ahead of the strike that is being called an assault on press freedom. associated press president gary pruw pruett se says they won't be silenced. >> that building provide the best vantage point for people to see what is going on in israel. >> reporter: it was an unprecedented attack. one landed in this busy intersection, badly damaging this street and killing one person. >> never has a hamas rocket struck the heart of tel aviv quite like this, and never have we seen damage like this, islander. diplomatic attempts to contain the conflict

the israeli defense force says they're going after what they call the terror tunnels specifically ofrastructure. bernie sanders, the senator, has tweeted out something about how, quote, we must take a hard look at the nearly $4 billion a year in military aid to israel. it is illegal for the u.s. aid to support human rights violations. again, the israelis, though, the situation has been different in terms of a death toll. they are living with this constant fear of when will a rocket hit, will it hit my house and what missiles will evade the iron dome defense system. again, close call at a synagogue here yesterday, a synagogue which sustained damage and here is prime minister benjamin netanyahu's response on israel's response to all of this. >> i mean, just imagine what would have happened if you had 2900 rockets fired on washington and new york and others, i think you would understand our position. i think you do. >> reporter: this morning when it had been quiet here, jillian and todd, people were saying maybe we're getting closer to a cease fire. there's been a flurry of diplomatic a

we don't know what the target s a couple days ago when the israeli defense force were firing a lot ofunnels is what the israeli air force were targeting last night with an intensive bombing run in gaza, taking out they describe more than nine miles of hamas tunnels which is a vital to hamas to move around the battlefield. now this seems to indicate and judging by the rocket that's have been fired out of gaza today, one of them hitting a residential house up the coast from here, that the hope that there would be a sort of a cease-fire, if you will, a cessation of hostilities, that seems to have gone. the evidence of what we're seeing here is these troops here are preparing or being prepared to fire more artillery rounds at targets in gaza. as you just described, the situation in gaza heavy, heavy air strikes overnight. causing some civilian casualties there as well. >> nick robertson on the ground

brent: captain libby weiss, spokesperson for the israeli defense forces.e appreciate your time and insights tonight. thank you. funerals have been held for the victims of tuesday's school shooting in the russian city of because on -- of khazan. vladimir putin has reportedly ordered the national guard to draft stricter measures. hundreds of mourners gathered to pay respects to the students and staff members who were killed. memorials have sprung up in several cities across the country. police have arrested the suspected gunman, but have yet to release a possible motive, leaving residents of the city distraught and confused. >> a carpet of flowers and emotions running high. shock mixed with anger and sadness. after the tragic shooting, locals can't believe that a heist will, like any other, has come to symbolize senseless violence. and that a former pupil carried out the deadly rampage. >> my kids go to the school. i nieces in the ninth grade. the fire service rescued her with a ladder. my son is in the fourth grade, and thank god he only goes to school in t

. >>> developing in morning israeli defense forces in gaza militants continue to trade assaults today with efforts stalled. israel said it struck more hamas infrastructure. at left 213 palestinians have died in a week of air strike. in israel two more people were killed in a mortar attack. pressure is building on the biden administration to call for a cease fire. the white house said the president did voice support for a cease fire during a call with the prime minister. >>> several hundred people turned out for palestine rally in san francisco. this is last night. a large crowd blocking traffic outside israeli consulate. people have been following the conflict in gaza the west bank and the rocket attacks against israel. israeli consulate said we are profoundly grateful for the people from all political groups across the united states who stand with israel working for peace and stability and opposing hate and terrorism. >>> coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area a big cat on the loose in a big city. how they are planning to capture a large mountain lion spotted across severa

the israeli defense forces are saying that building not only housed media organizations and regular apartments, but it also had military intelligence installations. so the israeli defense forces are saying that it was a legitimate target, that a warning was given for everyone in that building to get out, and that's why it was targeted. and just as we were coming on air there, i could hear the sound of intercept missiles, trying to intercept rockets coming out of gaza. is that the rockets that hamas was promising to fire toward tel aviv, not clear. but this has this afternoon certainly escalated the tensions. and we know already today hamas fired rockets in the tel aviv area. the sirens went off twice and a 50-year-old man was killed on the street just outside one of the small towns of tel aviv. >> it does not appear that any de-escalation will take place any time soon. thank you so much. >>> back in the united states, major changes are under way as millions of americans enjoy their first full weekend with loosened covid restrictions. >> nearly every state has ended or plans to end its mask man

however, we're also learning from the israeli defense forces that they still have a lot of targets thattop hamas being able to launch the type of attacks that it's been launching. if you go back to the beginning of the hostilities a week ago, it's estimated by the israeli defense forces there were some 13,000 to 14,000 rockets in gaza. they've only only about 60 miles of what is hundreds of miles that have been taken out. there are other tunnels the military wants to go after. they're having problems targeting the launching system for these rockets. they're finding those difficult to locate and destroy. so, while they're taking out commanders, there are still a lot of other targets that the military want to take out that the government wants to take out because that's the message they need to send to hamas. not to launch attacks again. and beyond that, they need to withdrawal and take away from hamas the ability to launch those attacks. at the moment, the background of diplomacy is not coming through. the ground reality that there are military targets this government really wants to rem

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overnight new strikes by israeli defense forces in gaza. the air strikes targeting the home of hamas commanders there. israel says it also destroyed nine miles of the militant group's network of tunnels. it comes after the deadliest day yet in the week-long conflict. palestinian health officials now say at least 200 people have been killed in gaza. >> hamas rockets launching across the border into israel, one slamming into a synagogue. ten people killed in israel, despite growing international pressure for a cease-fire. this intense fighting between israelis and palestinians continues, and there is no apparent end in sight. cnn is live in israel. this is extremely concerning and there does not appear to be any sort of bend to this trajectory. >> reporter: no, brianna. as we speak, i am hearing explosions. just a few seconds ago before we went live on air, we saw an iron dome intersection in the sky. we've been hearing jets flying overhead and explosions. about two hours ago we had a red alert siren that sent us running into the bomb shelter

>> reporter: overnight israeli residents near that border we're told by the idf, the israeli defense forces, that they should be close to or seek shelter through the night. what we've seen israeli forces do is use ambiguous language perhaps saying that they were attacking in gaza with the ground and air force. you know, it appeared first blush to perhaps mean that there was a ground offensive going in. there wasn't. but what the idf the israeli defense forces actually did was pound an area in northern gaza with heavy artillery, they say hundreds of artillery shells were fired, dozens of tank rounds were fired so they really focused intensive action on that area with the presence of additional troops right along the border. 119 deaths in gaza according to palestinian health officials there. they say 31 of those were women, 19 were children. more than 800 people injured and that appears to be what's behind the u.n. agency's inside gaza saying that there were a lot of people fleeing some parts of gaza. the intensity of that artillery barrage, though, faded by early morning. >> who gets caught

wanted to launch against israel israeli defense forces.s rocket barrage continuing throughout the day. and even once today the city offer is rot a city 160 miles from where we are right now. the position we are standing in now is very close to the israel border and we actually visited one of the artillery units where they were firing into the gaza strip. clearly tonight benjamin netanyahu looking to on hamas and slack trying to. [broken audio] trying to stop their fire today. cease-fire -- so far. [siren] tons of incoming rocket fire. one just landed next to our hotel and you can see that the iron dome was able to intercept of them and others are flying right by. we have seen barrage after barrage tonight as the factions inside gaza and can you see an interception round flying there and explosion we're going to get down here. the israeli defense forces have called up 9,000 reserve troops there concerned that moving forward they are going to need the extra help as they prepare for the possibility of a full scale ground invasion into the gaz

. >>> israeli defense forces and gaza militants continue to trade assaults today. israel said they've struck more hamas for structure in gaza. 213 palestinians have reportedly been killed in a week of airstrikes. in israel the red cross reported two more people were y. tonighessure isbuilding on t publa ase-fire. the white house says idd voicor a cease-fire during a call with israel's prime minister. >>> in san francisco this evening several hundred people turned out for a palestinian solidarity rally. a large crowd blocking traffic outside the israeli consulate. people here in the bay area have been following the conflict unfolding in gaza, the west bank and the rocket attacks against israel. the israeli consulate released a statement reading apart "we are profoundly grateful for the many people from all political ideologies across the united states who stand in solidarity with israel, advocating for peace and stability and opposing hate and terrorism." >>> a live look at oakland, to the a's have their eyes on leaving for las vegas? what we learned tonight. >>> a

an israeli defense force official phoned a building owner in gaza, warning him of an incoming strike to evacuate the building. >> ( translated ): the building is residential, what is in to hit it? i asked the israeli defense force caller, what was there in order to hit it? he said after it is bombed, i will call you and tell you why, i tried to find out why, all are normal apartments and shops. >> yang: still, some try to spread hope, as a subdued eid celebration continues, marking the end of ramadan. >> ( translated ): i distribute chocolate because i want to feel the joy of eid, and make those around me feel the joy of eid. because as you can see, there is no atmosphere for eid at all, it is all air strikes, destruction and devastation. may god help everyone. >> yang: a sentiment held on both sides. for the pbs newshour, i'm john yang. >> woodruff: in the day's other news, colonial pipeline resumed gasoline deliveries across the deep south and the mid-atlantic, where thousands of gas stations have run dry. panic-buying broke out after a cyber-attack shut down a critical east coast p

against this enemy and we pray for the safety of those who got hurt and stand behind the israeli defense forcesnd security forces. >> let's go now to harry who is in southern israel near gaza. the indication from netanyahu was we could see a protracted campaign. he vowed to crackdown on those inside gaza. what signs have you seen of this on the border? >> we have been hearing the israeli airstrikes going over -- not in the same way he has. we have earned -- we have heard the crunches five kilometers behind us. we have seen the very heavy rocket barrages coming out of gaza. twice during the course of the day. once heading toward quite close to us. the second more significant in many ways, a mass launch of rockets on central israel, the area in and around tel aviv. we have seen movement of heavy military hardware as well. tanks and other vehicles coming in on the back of lori's heading closer to the cause area. -- the gaza area. that does not mean there is an eminent ground invasion. this is usually what does happen when there are escalations. there is a show force. there are these preparations m

less than an hour ago, israeli defense forces announced that it had begun shelling gaza with ground forces continuing to launch rockets deeper into israel. up until tonight, israeli defense forces had launched air strikes that demolished high-rise buildings. they claimed were hamas facilities. now, for 2 million palestinians live in the gaza strip, which is roughly the same size as detroit. gaza ranks as the third most densely populated territory in the world. more than 100 palestinians, and seven people in israel have been killed in the fighting, including children. which has led to mob violence in the streets, between jews and israeli arabs. israel is now moving troops toward the gaza border to prepare for, quote, all eventualities and escalation. including the looming ruling, by an israeli court that could evict six palestinian families from their homes. case was brought by israeli settlers. israeli police wounding more than 500 people outside the mosque during the holy month of ramadan. and prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who is struggling to hang on to his job after failing to win

of our clinics, this includes residents , offices, clinics are under the knowledge of the israeli defense forceshey they know the et locations, so even if they are not targeting us, they know very well that they could damage or hurt anybody within our clinics with any bombings that occur near or at them. the clinic that you make reference to has been rendered initially not functional, and an normal day where would have been operational, it would have hurt people in the waiting room, not to say the people around it, and that same bombing in which we were not attacked but two doctors died. >> your agency looks after more then five point 5 million palestinians and how are your facilities holding up? >> we are under severe pressure at like the population, and we are in the eighth or ninth day of war. to me it feels like a full-scale war and we have had our installations affected, so early this morning at 6:00, i am talking to you from my office where i am currently sleeping. we had a massive explosion strike just across the road, 50 meters away, and that further damage the perimeter if you walk thro

headlines this is from haaretz right one of his rules leading newspapers they report that israeli defense forces have assassinated the chief of islamic jihad's special rocket unit here's another headline from the rats 28 palestinians in gaza 10 children reported to have been killed during the attack and expect those numbers to change throughout the course of the day israel has also killed 3 top israeli job militants according to the government and dozens of israelis have also been wounded from shelling coming in from the palestinian border so. what is the genesis of all of this it's a bitter dispute over settlements as israelis move into neighborhoods and inadequate they call it fiction the palestinians argue they're not if the actions simply forced displacements so are palestinians being affected as part of a routine real estate conflict or are they being forced off their own land as an illegal displacement this is what we are going to be debating right here on the news rick sanchez let's get at it where we believe it's time to do news again. what you want to know about this one displacement or

headlines this is from haaretz right it's one of israel's leading newspapers there report that israeli defense forces have assassinated the chief of islamic jihad's special rocket unit here's another headline from the rats $28.00 palestinians in gaza 10 children reported to have been killed during the attack and expect those numbers to change throughout the course of the day israel has also killed 'd 3 top israeli job militants according to the government and dozens of israelis have also been wounded from shelling coming in from the palestinian border so. what is the genesis of all of this it's a bitter dispute over settlements as israelis move into neighborhoods and inadequate they call it fiction the palestinians argue they're not if the actions they're simply forced displacements so are palestinians being affected as part of a routine real estate conflict or are they being forced off their own land as an illegal displacement this is what we are going to be debating right here on the news rick sanchez let's get at it where we believe it's time to do news again. what you want to know about this one

>> i want to read for you the statement sent out by the israeli defense forces. they said after providing advanced warnings to civilians in time to evacuate, fighter jets struck a building containing hamas intelligence assets. the building contained civilian media offices which hamas hides behind and deliberately uses as human shields. this, in fact, was the reasoning that the israeli defense forces is putting out as to why they decided to strike a building that housed international journalists in that building, was actually partially a residential building, as well. i actually find it unbelievable to hear that there were actually no casualties, no one even hurt in the bombing of this building. i guess my first question to you is how can we actually rely on the information at this point coming out of gaza as to who was injured and the reliance we have on the information trickling out of that region, the point that raf brought up. so few journalists even able to make it into gaza. and now that these al jazeera offices have been bombed, the "ap" offices bombed, how

sounding the south of israel as hamas fired back some 90 rockets overnight according to the israeli defense forces palestinian militants have shot more than 3000 missiles into the country since the start of this new confrontation forcing locals to bomb shelters israelis gave their response to this latest escalation. of violence. but it's not marginal that hamas is dictating how we live from 10 to 12 or yeah you can rest then hamas launches rockets and cannot continue linking us and want to attack gaza so they're left with our weapons to launch on us. i live here in the house there was a siren and i went down on floor to take shelter my mom is disabled but she was able to get to the shelter and that's what saved her. the elderly are especially at risk during bomb attacks with health issues or for making it harder of course and of seek shelter in some cases to correspond policy i spoke to one pensioner about her fear of getting caught up in this assault. israel has the most advanced a defense system in the world and the army is amongst the best there is but still as much as a 3rd of his radius of vu

. $300.00 and it comes as the israeli defense forces. by 1000. soldiers and it's doing this. once the start and soldiers capable to do it the situation on the israeli gaza border and if a true deal with the growing rate in israeli arab. cities the mood on the ground on the israeli side is that the situation is going to go from bad to worse the situation seems very tense for the moment. is being attacked by israeli warplanes and israeli gunships actually this has come after israel bombarded. this evening. in gaza city which means that israel is intensively escalating attacks against gaza because these are residential homes containing some apartments with of people of inhabitants and it has been reported it has been said that a number of these high rises have been warned against israeli killing in any moment actually one of these buildings high rises was hit by. rockets or from israeli drones in a preparation upfront playful for gunning down or attacking this building completely the situation is very tense in fact for the moment for the whole population in gaza to more than 2000