really media now that the rough operation was approved unanimously by all the members of the israeli world council, during discussions last night. and we have to remind people that this is the most far right government that has ever existed in israel and prime minister benjamin netanyahu seems more than happy to embrace all of the pressure coming from the far right political parties to carry on with this war and to push forward, even if it crucially henders, the safety of their own is really hostages. he was really captive being held by him us in the areas where this operation is being carried out. there was a glimmer of hope from these really defense minister days earlier when he seemed to be pushing nothing yahoo to take the deal to bring a cease fire into place to secure the release of the hostages. but overnight, the defense minister you'll go on told his american counterpart, you a secretary of defense, lloyd austin, need a phone call. it israel was left with no choice, but the launch at defensive and southern causes, rough or blaming hamas. once again for stalling the cease fire talks shifti

world's most luxurious perfumes. hello there, welcome to bbc news. the un security council will convene for a closed—door emergency meeting, after an israeli airstike killedozens of people in rafah. video shows the aftermath of the strikes, as a massive fire ripped through tents near the southern gazan city. at least 45 people were killed — including women and children — at a camp for displaced people. that's according to the hamas—run health ministry. the israel defense forces say the airstrike killed two senior members of hamas. appearing before the knesset on monday, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu called it a "tragic mishap". 0ur middle east correspondent lucy williamson has more. morning didn't end the nightmare, but it brought the children, picking through the debris of the dead. the burned remains of shelters mark the place where israel says a top hamas commander was hiding among thousands of displaced families fleeing the fighting in rafah to the south. translation: we were - preparing our children's beds for the night and we heard a very loud noise and fire erupted all around us. all the children started screaming, the shelter was shaki

nations security council will hold an emergency meeting to discuss the israeli airstrike on a gaza relief camp. palestinians say the attack killed at least 45 people, including civilians. world leaders, including the un security council, are criticizing the attack. he posted on social media, quote, there is no safe place in gaza. this horror must stop. algeria which is a nonpermanent member of the security council, called for the closed door meeting. israel is at odds with the un tomorrow. the israeli legislature will hold a preliminary vote designating the united nations relief and works agency a terrorist organization, to sever ties with that un group . >> time is 415. the israeli military says sunday's airstrike was meant to target two leaders of hamas, but ultimately it hit a palestinian displacement camp. hundreds of civilians were injured and they're recovering from that attack. the israeli prime minister says it was a tragic mistake, but he has no plans to slow down his military offensive, despite our utmost efforts not to harm noncombatants. >> last night there was a tragic failure which humanity is this? >> where is the world? where is the nation? >> the israeli mil

and certainly the israeli government was reassuring us and indeed the world that it was not a full assault. i do not believe that the president is going to be swayed by the security councilus policy per se. what he does and how he addresses this response is going to come from his own considerations. he has already shown that he's been willing to withhold weapons, the 2000 or 5000 pound bombs that have been used in the gaza strip, you can absolutely count on a very firm review by us officials on what exactly happened in rafah and that will determine what his next steps are. but it's not going to be held or pushed by the security council, it will be held or pushed by his own calculations about what is necessary. calculations about what is necessary-— calculations about what is necessary. calculations about what is necessa ., , ., , ., necessary. just a very quick word before i necessary. just a very quick word before i let _ necessary. just a very quick word before i let you _ necessary. just a very quick word before i let you go _ necessary. just a very quick word before i let you go on _ necessary. just a very quick word before i let you go on the - necessary. just a ver

israeli. analysis from different think tanks in america and the arab world and even king abdullah and others say to defeat hamas is impossible, there are other ways, evenjohn kirby, the spokesperson of the un security counciluse that there are other ways to defeat hamas ——us. everyone with israel to defeat hamas but not through rafah because rafah will be a catastrophic disaster because there are more than i million people there, most of them displaced coming from the north, central, since 7 october, so it would be disastrous to go there. the other looming _ disastrous to go there. the other looming disaster is the military situation. where are we with that?— military situation. where are we with that? the problem is the un complained _ we with that? the problem is the un complained about - we with that? the problem is the un complained about the lack of aid going through the kerem shalom and rafah. since israel seized the rougher clustering from the gaza site, there is no movement of aid trucks —— rafah crossing. and after they opened the kerem shalom crossing, the israeli troops, there are still complaints about many trucks on the side but kerem shalom but on the other side with opacity and there are no

world. you might look at these and say where are the jewish protests? where are the ones standing up for the jewish people. they are at ucla, israeli american councilounced protests as anti-semitic. they drew thousands into their campus on that campus. they led prayers, they hosted speakers and they had performers who were singing israeli pop songs there ucla, if you live in state it costs you about $17,000, which is remarkably cheap. >> steve: tuition. >> brian: 48,000 out of state. a little bit of an investment. regardless it's not worth a dollar if you can't get on campus and can't study. let's bring in lawrence jones who is outside of columbia. columbia we understand is $68,400 a semester. and i can't imagine. >> ainsley: a semester? >> brian: a year. i can't imagine, lawrence, any college high school senior who would check the box saying they are coming to columbia still coming, can you? >> lawrence: not right now. not right now after they allowed this to get out of control high pressure on campus this was a failure from the university. let's be clear. nypd has been stationed, ready to go for a while now. the mayor made it very clear, the comm

nations security council will hold an emergency meeting to discuss the israeli airstrike on a gaza relief camp. >> palestinians say the attack killed at least 45 people, including civilians, worlditicizing the attack, including the un secretary general, who posted on social media, quote, there is no safe place in gaza. this horror must stop, end quote. algeria, which is a nonpermanent member of the security council, called for this closed door meeting. israel is at odds with the un right now. tomorrow, israel's parliament will hold a preliminary vote on whether to designate the united nations relief and works agency, a terrorist organization, and sever ties with that un group. >> the israeli military says sunday's airstrike was meant to target two leaders of hamas, but ultimately hit a palestinian displacement camp. hundreds of civilians were injured and a recovering from the attack. the israeli prime minister says it was a tragic mistake, but has no plans to slow down his military offensive of. >> wrote despite our utmost efforts not to harm noncombatants last night, there was a tragic failure. >> which humanity is this? where is the world? where is the nation? >> the israeli

always good to to mind the secret council members as one of our viewers around the world does, how much does not exist until the mid 19 eighties that 20 years into the israeli occupation didn't. how much the church as an existing school in guys i knew that on, on, and the west side. but how much is a product of the israeli occupation? the is the patient is not the product of how much. so in a sense is there and keeps escaping its response to make it the worst, the better signal people after having occupied them for some 57 years. i'm dispossess and for something like 75 years. all right, thank you very much for the context to our wanda shower out. is there a sample that's kind of speaking to the staff from paris of the while we want to take you to south africa. the electrical commission is saying that has been a high time out of a general election for parliamentary and presidential assemblies. polls are due to close in less than an hour, but the electrical commission says that people that have been waiting and long lines will be allowed to cost them loads presents. so around the post as african national congress is facing a serious challenge for the 1st tim

israeli airstrike set fire to a camp for displaced palestinians were sheltering -- sheltering. world leaders expressed outrage at the latest killing of civilians. the national security councilued a new statement this afternoon. for more, let's go to l.a. in washington. >> a spokesperson with the national security council reacted to the strike earlier today in a statement saying the white house is working with the idf and partners on the ground and rafah to assess more about what happened before the strike. they said the scenes coming out of rafah are devastating and heartbreaking. they defended israel's right to go after hamas which israel said is the reason behind the strike. the big question for the white house is whether israel will face any repercussions or consequences. this has been the president's biggest fear for months now. you remember white house officials have tried to convince the israeli counterparts against starting any rafah operations to defeat hamas saying it was not required to be able to defeat hamas. after prime minister netanyahu vowed to continue with that anyway, the white house said a redline. the president saying the u.s. would not support any grou

after an israeli airstrike set fire to a camp and displace policies were sheltering print world leaders have expressed outrage at the latest killing of civilians. the national security councilw statement this afternoon for more, let us go to hollywood -- and rafah. >> reporter: a spokesperson reacted to the strike earlier today in a statement saying that the white house is working with the idf and partners on the ground and rafah to assess more about what happens before the strike the said the thing coming out of rafah is devastating and heartbreaking but they also defended israel's right to go after hamas. that was the reason behind the strike. the question for the white house now is whether israel will face repercussions or consequences but this has really been the president's biggest fear for months now but you will remember white house of initials have tried to convince their israeli counterparts again starting any sort of rafah operation to defeat hamas. thing it was not required to be able to defeat hamas. after prime minister netanyahu vowed to continue with that anyway, the white house set a redline. the white house saying the u.s. would not support any ground opera

heartbreak in rafah as world leaders condemn the israeli air strike on sunday, which killed 45 civilians, being now described by benjamin netanyahu as a tragic mistake and cash strapped councils of gold. >> hidden art in all their buildings, keeping it away from pubuc buildings, keeping it away from public view should they be forced to sell it . forced to sell it. >> and in the sport this morning, the managerial merry go round still spinning. we'll find out who's on and who's off. 37 year old and 14 time winner rafa nadal is out of possibly his last french open , losing in the last french open, losing in the first round yesterday and england's cricketers play their second t20 against pakistan today. but without captain jos buttler, who's about to become a dad for the third time, the ashari bank holiday weekend . ashari bank holiday weekend. >> for many of us as further wet weather on the way. joining me later for the full forecast with all the details. >> so here we are on this tuesday morning and a lot of politics. and just before we move on, i'd just like to thank people, for your support for ruth and i over the, the last few days as to the news of our separation and your s