as we saw injabalia in gaza. more civilian casualties as we saw in jabalia in gaza.- saw in jabaliafrom a human _ saw in jabalia in gaza. look, from a human perspective . saw in jabalia in gaza. look, l from a human perspective one can understand the celebrations in israel. the crimes of seventh october were crimes and were reprehensible. but one can only understand this, but this is not a war against sinwar or hamas. if one adds a bit of context, we can only know what is going on in what will happen next. the reason the palestinians in gaza live in refugee camps is because they've been displaced and never allowed to return home. those who still remain under a military government for 20 years and then more than half a century of occupation of the palestinian manse, displacement, blockades, misery, illegal settlements. a system that is separate and unequal defined as a parasite by human rights groups and the international court of justice —— an act defined as apartheid. he has been in the west bank destroying everything, more than 40,000 dead, 15,000 children, schools, hospital, a wo

. , , ., jabalia. the senior director _ jabalia. he is the senior director of _ jabalia. he is the senior director of unwar. - jabalia. he is the senior| director of unwar. this jabalia. he is the senior. director of unwar. this is jabalia. he is the senior- director of unwar. this is a -- director of unwar. this is a —— beirut so israel has probably restarted its strikes into central beirut which started this week and had been seen until recently in the last few weeks so we are keeping an eye on these live shots from central beirut and we will keep you updated when we establish the situation on the ground there. returning to the situation in gaza, tahani mustafa is a senior analyst at the international crisis group, a policy organisation focused on preventing and resolving conflict.(0s dtl) in terms of what we are seeing, the level of destruction on the ground, put it into context. is it possible for hamas to regroup after this? they put someone in the head after the amount of destruction... is a feas

and up in the north, and it's the jabalia area right now that we are particularly concerned about.been issued to all of these people, but issues to about 100,000 people inside your ball you who are essentially encircled right now will even if they wanted to leave, there is absolutely no way they can get out, because of the intensity of the fighting, because of the wall of my apartment that they are confronted i want to ask you about that. co you |ted i want to ask you about that. co you said, you're in central as you said, you're in central gaza. do you have colleagues there you are in touch with? the human rights office says civilians are trapped there. is that what your understanding of the situation is?— the situation is? absolutely. we have staff _ the situation is? absolutely. we have staff up _ the situation is? absolutely. we have staff up there, - the situation is? absolutely. we have staff up there, we i the situation is? absolutely. - we have staff up there, we have facilities that we were continuing to run, we estimate there are about 400,000 people north of the checkpoi

we really, really do fear the worst for those people inside jabalia. middle east correspondent jonah fisher is in jerusalem with more. it is clear the israeli offensive is continuing in northern gaza. we've had near constant reports of air strikes and artillery rounds being fired in north gaza particularly in the jabalia refugee camp. last night there were reports of dozens of people being killed after an attack on several residential buildings. the hospitals have also become a particular pressure point. there is unverified footage circulating of bodies on the ground of one of the hospitals in northern gaza, the bodies wrapped in shrouds and link its. hospital director told us they were completely overwhelmed. another hospital we were messaging today, it is been hard to communicate with northern gaza, one of the doctors has told us that two people in the indonesian hospital have died today in the intensive care unit because there was not enough electricity to keep the oxygen machines running and that his staff could not go outside to operate the genera

itself —— jabalia, is injabalia itself —— jabalia, is night in jabalia itself —— jabalia, is night thereabalia, is night there was a big influx of people into hospitals after the hamas backed local administration said there had been attacks on local residential areas with 33 people killed, the majority of them being women. so we have had reports today of increasing pressure on hospitals, pictures which we have not been able to verify but which look extremely bleak. of bodies wrapped in shrouds and blankets on the floors of hospitals. when we have been able to get through to hospital officials, they have been telling us of them being overrun. but also of them being overrun. but also of them being surrounded by is really troops. one doctor that we have been managing to communicate with by messenger has been telling us that two people who were in intensive care died today because the electricity had gone off and that his staff could not go outside to get to the generator because whenever anyone went to a window in the hospital, they were being fired on by the israeli military. we have reach

another achievement, jabalia is falling.hose who escaped the north, there is no secure refuge. childhood and the desperation and dust of khan younis. "get back," he shouts. there has been warning after warning, plea after plea from the international community, but still this hunger. translation: how will i feed my kids? i i have no flour, no bread, nothing at home. much happens away from the cameras, but there is a lot we are seeing, day after day. fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. let's speak to areej al masry, who is an aid worker for anera american near east refugee aid in gaza city. can you just talk us through some of the challenges where you are. some of the challenges where ou are. . ~' some of the challenges where ou are. . ~ ,, some of the challenges where ou are. ., ~ i. ., you are. thank you for giving me this chance _ you are. thank you for giving me this chance to _ you are. thank you for giving me this chance to talk - you are. thank you for giving me this chance to talk to - you are. thank you for giving me t

another achievement, jabalia is falling.se who escaped the north, there is no secure refuge. childhood and the desperation and dust of khan younis. "get back," he shouts. there has been warning after warning, plea after plea from the international community, but still this hunger. translation: how will i feed my kids? j i have no flour, no bread, nothing at home. much happens away from the cameras, but there is a lot we are seeing, day after day. fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. for more on these developments, i spoke earlierjaved ali, formerly with the us national security council and fbi national counterterrorism centre. he gave me his thoughts on how much of an impact mr blinken�*s latest trip is having. it does sound like there's been some promising development on the diplomatic front with secretary blinken and his counterparts, and a number of different countries. i hate to be pessimistic, but we've also heard this story time and time again, and this is the 11th or 12th time secretary blinken in the past year has been

news sources reported a new massacre committed by the zionist regime in jabalia in northern gaza. these sources mentioned the martyrdom of 16 people and the wounding of 35 others in the massacre of refugees inside a tent in the jabalia refugee settlement center in northern gaza. at the same time, qassam announced that he detonated an anti-personnel bomb in jabalia next to a group of zionist soldiers who were trying to bomb a house . auxiliary forces or even looking for de-escalation is unrealistic in my opinion. washington is not following the ceasefire and is fully supporting netanyahu to put pressure on hezbollah. there may be some tactical differences. but it is wrong to think that america is against israel's war strategy. the biden administration clearly announced yesterday that the israelis have the support of the united states to enter lebanon. report from the beginning of the war, 46 thousand companies were closed and the activity of 16 ports and the amount of agricultural production decreased by 30% and the tourism sector was almost destroyed. is because the exporter often

three soldiers were killed in jabalia yesterday.israeli tank. dr abu safiyyah mourned his son. he was comforted by the small group of men still left around the hospital. then they said to dr hussam, the director of the hospital, to evacuate patients who could walk. among those with catheters and those with central lines, some could not walk long distances because of internal injuries. however, they insisted on them exiting on foot. the damaged hospital compound this afternoon. the israelis say they were seeking terrorists and their infrastructure. three soldiers were killed in jabalia yesterday. hamas published these images of a stricken israeli tank. dr abu safiyyah mourned his son. he was comforted by the small group of men still left around the hospital. here in the us, it's only ten days to go until the presidential election and the campaigns are rolling on full force as millions of americans have already cast their ballots in the early voting process. donald trump hasjust finished his campaign event at a pennsylvania university

least 10 people were reportedly killed by israeli artillery fire at a food distribution centre at jabalia refugee camp in northern gaza, where israeli tanks and troops are continuing a ground offensive. the hamas—run health ministry in gaza says 55 people have been killed in gaza in the last 2a hours. i've been getting some reaction to the strikes in northern lebanon from our correspondentjonathan head in beirut, but first our middle east correspondent injerusalem, yolande knell, explains the comments from mr netanyahu. well, israel has been threatening to retaliate for that attack by iran, where it fired some 180 ballistic missiles at israel. and there has been endless media speculation about possible targets. it has long been known that israel considers iran's nuclear programme to be a significant threat. a lot of speculation was around whether it would go after its nuclear sites or oil production facilities, with the idea that this could deal a blow to the iranian economy. according to this washington post article which cites two officials said to be familiar with the ongoing discussio

and northeast of the gaza strip are moved to to jabalia.people are now stuck in a very small, densely populated refugee camp, half demolished in previous israeli operations in the north. this is the third operation and the camp has been surrounded. very few people who have access to the internet or to the social media were posting horrific pictures of destruction and in some places bodies in the street. an ambulance driver was filming himself in a rescue mission yesterday, got an explosion next to his ambulance and he couldn't go to rescue the people. another night, significant airstrikes — about nine air strikes overnight in gaza city, across gaza city, in the north and in the south, about 26,000 people. those vaccinations are taking place in the south because the people in the north are not still not allowed to... there is no medical facility to set up and do the vaccination for the people in the north. so the second vaccination process started in the south, and it was delayed because of the air strike in al aqsa hospital. a day before ye

jabalia is cut off by the israeli army fighting hamas.ured here are emerging. they run to save life and because they fear air strikes. bodies piled into ambulances. all ages. kamal adwan hospital injabalia is facing a constant stream of casualties. there is a dire humanitarian crisis. israel is accused of refusing or impeding up to 90% of aid to northern gaza in the last month. from jerusalem, i spoke by phone with the hospital director. what is the situation now for you in the hospital? translation: we are talking about collective punishment _ for the health system in the gaza strip. consequently, we urge the world to intervene and impose their humanity over the israeli army, to open humanitarian corridors that allow the entrance of medical tools, delegations, fuel and food so that we can provide humanitarian services for the children, newborn babies and patients who are in need. america has warned israel it may cut arms if it doesn't boost the aid allowed into northern gaza. israel says it's addressing us concerns, and its soldiers blam

israel says. there is a corridor for people there is a corridorfor people to leave jabalia, to leaveeally enough to keep people protected?— protected? the stories i was nettina protected? the stories i was getting from _ protected? the stories i was getting from the _ protected? the stories i was getting from the area - protected? the stories i was getting from the area over. protected? the stories i was i getting from the area over the past _ getting from the area over the past few— getting from the area over the past few days is that those who try to _ past few days is that those who try to leave were under fire at themselves. now, i have no way of verifying — themselves. now, i have no way of verifying that but i do think— of verifying that but i do think that the plight of the pennie _ think that the plight of the people injabalia is really, really— people injabalia is really, really horrendous, and it is a daily— really horrendous, and it is a daily nightmare, as we say in gaza, — daily nightmare, as we say in gaza, the _ daily nightmare, as we say in gaza, the whole of gaza, bu

focused now on what seems to be the real focus of israeli operations in the north surrounding the jabalialarm from residents of that camp and aid agencies talking about the human cost of israeli military pressure onjabalia, although israel says it is only attacking hamas infrastructure. this comes at a time when the un's world food programme has said that no food aid or desperately needed humanitarian aid has entered the coastal enclave since the beginning of this month and it is worried there aren't enough stocks in place to feed people as this month goes on. for some perspective on the pressure is now being exerted on the palestinians, particularly around jabalia, i have spoken to oliver mcternan who is the founder and director of a group called forward thinking, a mediation group which talks to all sides in the middle east. even when the americans were saying, "0h, we are close to agreement", i understand there was even then no real communication going on. it was either wishful thinking or, again, playing out in the background of the democratic convention that was going on at the time.

three soldiers were killed in jabalia yesterday. a stricken israeli tank. dr abu safiyyah mourned his son. he was comforted by the small group of men still left around the hospital. let's show you some images that have been coming through of blasts in lebanon's capital beirut. we know that earlier this evening, israeli military issued fresh evacuation orders. a spokesperson for the israel defense forces says all residents in burj al—barajneh — a southern suburb of beirut — should evacuate immediately for their own safety. the spokesperson said the israeli military would be targeting specific buildings it says are hezbollah facilities. let's take a look at the situation live in beirut. we will continue to monitor. we will see how it develops. a few hours ago, an hour ago, we saw smoke on the skyline. as soon as we have more information for you, we will bring it to you on the bbc news channel. here in the us, it's only ten days to go until the presidential election and the campaigns are rolling on full force as millions of americans h

further north, israeli strike on a food distribution centre in jabalia killed on a food distributiona killed ten people on monday. israel is not allowing internationaljournalists monday. israel is not allowing international journalists from many organisations including the bbc independent access to gaza. but there is a team of freelance journalist filming for the bbc there, our special correspondent or keen send this report on the last 2a hours in gaza. a warning, it contains some upsetting images. people are burning. the israeli strike set the refugee tents on fire. helpless to stop the flames spreading. gas canisters exploding. a figure enveloped by the inferno. too distressing to show here, but all of it witnessed by the refugees. translation: it was around 1am and we were sleeping in our tent. i have eight daughters. we woke up to the fire over our heads. 0ur daughters are all burned and our sons are injured. israel says it targeted a hamas command centre next door to the hospital. the eu's top diplomat said violations of international law, disregard for civilian casualties, woul

a zionist soldier was also shot in the jabalia area in the north of the gaza strip. the yemenis also hit the heart of tel aviv with a ballistic missile . an hour before, the yemeni missile attack on tel aviv caused the ben gurion international airport to stop working and the planes that were going to this airport were stranded. the news tells about the sounding of the red alarm in the occupied territories and fear and panic among the zionists. on the anniversary of the al-aqsa storm operation, hezbollah in lebanon targeted large areas in the north and northeast of the occupied territories with its missile attacks. since monday morning, alarm bells have been sounding frequently in the northern cities as well as the cities of the mediterranean coast from al-jalil to haifa. according to hebrew media, at least 60 rockets were fired from lebanon in less than two hours. these media also announced the emergency meeting of the security cabinet of the zionist regime in response to the intensification of attacks by various resistance groups. lebanon's hezbollah also attacked t

people are still fleeing jabalia.d the idf for an interview, but they said no spokesperson was available today. they don't refer us to an earlier statement which said, "the idf will continue to act as it has always done, according to international law." and today the army's humanitarian relief wing said they were committed to allowing aid into gaza without limit. this is israel's narrative, but with scenes of civilians suffering flowing out of northern gaza, it is being widely challenged. fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. let's turn to turkey now, where five people have been killed --have been killed and 14 injured in an attack on an aviation company near the capital ankara. this footage captures the start of the attack. the building in the back of the shot is a turkish aerospace industries building. in the footage you can hear several gunshots followed by an explosion. tkey's interior minister called the incident "a terrorist attack". these images are taken from cctv footage inside the aviation facility and show a m

three soldiers were killed in jabalia yesterday.eli tank. dr abu safiyyah mourned his son. he was comforted by the small group of men still left around the hospital. our 0ur correspondence our correspondence fergal keane reporting there. in the israeli—occupied west bank — the israeli military killed a senior hamas commander during a raid in the city of tulkarm on saturday. the israel defense forces says the man — identified as jamil odeh — had been planning terror attacks. hamas said he died "clashing with the occupation forces "who besieged him for hours in a house in tulkarm camp". the israeli military said its forces killed a palestinian militant who belonged to hamas's armed wing during a raid on saturday in the occupied west bank city of tulkarem. well, let's show you some images of blasts in lebanon's capital, beirut. we know that on saturday evening, the israeli military issued fresh evacuation orders. a spokesperson for the israel defense forces said all residents in burj al—barajneh, a southern suburb of beirut, should eva

this is jabalia refugee camp, where ten people have been reported dead after the strike.e to leave the area and accused hamas of preventing someone from doing so. this one here is al—shati, where five killed children were killed by a plane. its focus on al—aqsa hospital. —— were killed while playing. it shows temporary structures around the hospital likely to be tents. there's a lot of graphic footage we aren't using, including videos showing a person seemingly trapped in the fire and burning alive. here's what we can show. you can see if i on the grounds of the hospital. this was posted on x. here's a second video showing the aftermath. you can see the extent of the damage. many tents appear to be set on fire. you can also see the charred remains of a couple of cars. the hamas—run health ministry says four are dead and many more reported injured. the israel defence fortis says attempts were made with the central target. conflict has been reading for more than a year now, and still deadly attacks are happening on a regular basis. north carolina authorities arrested a man

announced that a merkava tank of the sekunis was captured in the qassasi area in the middle of the jabalia camp in the north. bar. has targeted qassam rebels also targeted tel aviv with rockets. the occupying regime announced the number of missiles fired as five. in this attack, parts of tel aviv were targeted. following the successful hamas rocket attack , alarm bells were sounded in tel aviv and the towns around the gaza strip. the palestinian resistance also shelled the occupation positions in the southern gaza strip . a soldier sekonis was also targeted by the resistance in the jabalia area in the north of the gaza strip. the origin of palestine is the headquarters of the ezzeddin qassam battalions, the military branch of the palestinian islamic resistance movement of hamas. stubbornly from publishing pictures of all kinds of group beats while the zionists are famous for censorship and prevention of resistance, it is noteworthy that this issue occurs on the eve of october 7 and shows that even as the israeli government and its military say that hamas is actually a kind of military stru

we really, really do fear the worst for the people inside jabalia.he senior director of unrwa. this is beirut, so israel has probably restarted its strikes with me is our middle east regional editor, sebastian usher. why is there a focus in northern gaza?- why is there a focus in northern gaza? , ., ~ , northern gaza? the israeli army has a mounting _ northern gaza? the israeli army has a mounting major _ northern gaza? the israeli army| has a mounting major operations in the north and there is the biggest refugee camp in the hall and clive and in the last two weeks... israel has been saying that hamas has been trying to regroup and there has been talk of a blockade, specifically on an area that israel believes that hamas is re—gathering its forces and allowing other people to escape, to free elsewhere. but as we said, so many times during this conflict, there are fewer and fewer places that people can go to in gaza and none of them can be considered safe. we heard day after day of the conditions in the refugee camp getting worse and worse here and s

the hamas—run civil defense agency says dozens of people have been killed in israeli strikes on the jabaliaefugee camp, with more than 80 also wounded. there's been no immediate israeli comment. local sources indicate northern gaza is effectively isolated, with telecommunications and internet services severed. the director of al—awda hospital had told reporters about an overwhelming influx of casualties. it's believed around 400,000 people are trapped inside the camp, without food or water. meanwhile, we've heard more reaction today from world leaders on israel's killing of hamas leader, yahya sinwar. us president biden said the so—called "quad" of western allies agrees there is a road to peace, though he acknowledged it would be "difficult" to reach a ceasefire in gaza. on friday, a senior hamas member confirmed sinwar was killed, but says his death will only strengthen the group. the bbc has learned that hamas members will meet soon to choose a new leader, and israel's government says, their war objectives have not yet been met. meanwhile, crowds of israelis have continued their protests

israel denies it's carrying out a plan to force civilians out of jabalia., idf spokesperson retired lieutenant colonel peter lerner defended the latest strikes. what hamas was planning on seven octoberjust last on the anniversary of the massacre of last year was to conduct another launch launch another attack against israel from northern gaza, specifically from the areas of jabalia. we are currently in the effort of dismantling and preventing them from regrouping. and it is happening in northern gaza, that's where we operate and i would say we will continue to operate anywhere we need to in order to protect israeli lives. a strike hit a christian majority village in the mountains near tripoli. our correspondent is following developments from jerusalem. it is fighting on two fronts. there was a drone attack on a military base in which four is rarely military personnel were killed. israel has continued attacking various points in lebanon, a christian village in northern lebanon, the israeli say they have discovered a large hezbollah channels. dozens of rocket

it is not reaching populations inside jabalia and in that area that is encircled. northern gaza we have 1.7 million people here who are also not getting what they need in terms of the absolute basics. we started a campaign right here, ten yards away from where we are now, and we have hundreds of staff administering polio vaccines, boosters for children, who this time last year would not have needed those boosters because they were able to get what they need from their diet, from the water, from the sanitation we provided. right now although supplies have been decimated. sam rose from un rwa. there are fresh questions for the metropolitan police over its handling of accusations made against the former harrods owner mohammed al fayed. the bbc has established that the force asked prosecutors to decide whether to charge al—fayed in relation to just two of the 21 women who accused him of sexual offences while he was still alive. here's our investigations correspondent daniel de simone. mohamed al fayed, a sexual predator. it's been a month since the bbc film detailed hi

the hamas—run civil defence agency says dozens of people have been killed in israeli strikes on the jabalias effectively isolated with telecommunications and internet services severed. the director of al—awda hospital had told reporters about an overwhelming influx of casualties. it's believed around 400,000 people are trapped inside the camp without food or water. meanwhile, we've heard more reaction today from world leaders on israel's killing of hamas leader yahya sinwar. us president biden said the so—called quad of western allies agrees there is a road to peace, though he acknowledged it would be difficult to reach a ceasefire in gaza. on friday, a senior hamas member confirmed sinwar was killed, but says his death will only strengthen the group. the bbc has learned that hamas members will meet soon to choose a new leader. and israel's government says their war objectives have not yet been met. meanwhile, crowds of israelis have continued their protests against israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in tel aviv, demanding a ceasefire deal to bring the israeli hostages

another achievement, jabalia is falling.e desperation and dust of khan younis. "get back," he shouts. there has been warning after warning, plea after plea from the international community, but still this hunger. translation: how will i feed my kids? j i have no flour, no bread, nothing at home. much happens away from the cameras, but there is a lot we are seeing, day after day. fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. the bbc has uncovered how people are storing boats in germany which are used to transport migrants from france to england. during covert filming, smugglers revealed that they store the vessels in multiple secret warehouses. this year is the deadliest so far for migrant channel crossings, with more than 28,000 people making thejourney in small, dangerously packed boats. our berlin correspondentjessica parker has this exclusive report. essen, west germany — a place many migrants come to or pass through. it's here ourjournalist is posing as a syrian man who wants to get to britain on a small boat. wearing a secret came

israeli raids on gaza'5 jabalia refugee camp are now on their fifth day. killing at least 15 people. the ho5pital�*5 courtyard wa5 hou5ing di5placed families living in tents. among the dead was a photojournalist, mohammed al—tanani, who worked for hama5—run al—aq5a tv, it is the third time israeli forces have entered jabalia in the past year. israeli officials say they are targeting hama5 operative5 in the camp, and that they killed 20 terrori5t5 there over the past day. gaza'5 health ministry said 60 people were killed acro55 gaza on wednesday. the death toll in gaza since october 7th last year now exceed5 42,000 people. according to the hama5—run health ministry. expert5 believe the true death toll to be much higher. in lebanon, fighting continue5 between hezbollah and israeli force5. at least ten people were injured and four killed in an israeli air5trike on the village of wardaniyeh in 5outhern lebanon on wednesday. lebanon'5 national news agency says the strike hit a hotel hou5ing displaced families. israel has continued to bomb targets in the capital

jabalia has terrorist infrastructure says israel's top general. >> jabalia is falling. another psychological collapse. and if we take out the manner, it's another collapse. this pressure brings us closer to more achievement. >> to do that israel has tried to evacuate 400,000 residents who have to wait for permission to pass and begin a long journey by foot looking for safety this war zone has denied. israeli restrictions have left the residents without basic needs. >> there's no more water in jabalia. we haven't been able to take food there in weeks. people are dying under the rubble. >> under u.s. pressure, israel has allowed hundreds of aid trucks to reach nor gaza. and they want to starve northern gaza says secretary of state antony blinken. >> we reject any effort to vet a siege to -- to -- to starve people, to hive off northern gaza from the rest of gaza. >> israel insist that is's not their plan. but today they are diagnosis is suffering wounds of war. for the pbs newshour, i'm nick shiffrin. ♪ geoff: president biden delivered an apology for a u.s. policy that sep

we really, really do fear the worst for those people inside jabalia.been speaking to tahani mustafa — a senior analyst at the international crisis group, a policy organisation focused on preventing and resolving conflict. she says this is not an unprecedented moment for hamas. they all ready have mechanisms in place to to quickly replace its leaders. they have a history of having their leadership assassinated. so they do have institutional mechanisms in place to deal with those sorts of scenarios. and already when yahya sinwar had been appointed, his deputy had already been announced. so it could very well be that, you know, it's not long until we actually see that announcement come to fruition. and there's very few that could really ultimately replace sinwar. so in that sense, you know, hamas is not a tightly centralised organisation. they are not the kind of organisation that is reliant necessarily on one individual. so they, they do effectively have mechanisms to deal with, with instances like this. so this idea that when benjamin netanyahu, when hi

on friday the head of the un's office for humanitarian assistance told the bbc that families in jabaliang "atrocious conditions". in a statement, the leaders of the us, the uk, germany and france said the world would not tolerate "any more excuses" over humanitarian assistance. there are growing fears of famine as winter approaches. this comes as the israeli pathologist who conducted the autopsy on the body of yahya sinwar said the former hamas leader was killed by a single gunshot wound to his head. our international editor jeremy bowen reports. in the remains of a mosque in khan younis, his birthplace, there were pairs for yahya sinwar. funeral rites without the body of the man they regard as a martyr. his death, the americans hope, is a chance to restart ceasefire talks and perhaps extract more concessions, but farfrom here, in qatar, sinwar�*s deputy, who is also the hamas chief negotiator, stuck to his conditions. translation: the hostages will not be free until you enter the aggression against our people in gaza and fully withdraw from the gaza strip and release our heroes, the pr

intense pressure there around jabalia.ue across the region right now is what is happening with un peacekeepers in southern lebanon. us secretary of defence lloyd austin has raised his concerns about reports of israeli forces firing on un peacekeeping positions in southern lebanon. there are many what is called the blue line between israel and lebanon in the south of the country. around a0 nations that contribute to the the un peacekeeping forces called for an immediate halt to attacks on them. they say five peacekeeping soldiers have been wounded in recent days. at least four of those attacks were because of israeli fire. israel continues to insist it is only targeting hezbollah but un officials, un spokespersons fort unifil have raised concern that their own peacekeepers and posts are coming under attacks. israel has called upon some of the peacekeepers to leave their posts, which they have refused to do. a short time ago, to get the latest from across lebanon, i spoke to our correspondent in the capital, beirut, jonathan

this is gaza city, where some fled from jabalia, only to find themselves hit by an israeli strike.child must witness. they desperately want this to stop, but they know they cannot make it happen. fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. the time is 6.16. our top story this evening: a surprise fall in inflation down to i.7%, driven by a drop in fuel prices and air travel. and the scientific discovery that could help slow signs of ageing. and on bbc london, rotting beneath herfeet — coming up on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news: we'll have more reaction to thomas tuchel�*s apppoinment as england head coach, the german signing an 18 month contract that starts in january seeing him throiugh t the next world cup. police and retailers are warning that organised gangs behind the recent rise in shoplifting are using more sophisticated tactics to steal on a large scale. a bbc news investigation has gained exclusive access to the work of one organisation that tracks the criminals for some of the biggest retailers in the country. jim connolly reports. marauding gangs, violent tactics. b

the hamas—run civil defense agency says dozens of people have been killed in israeli strikes on the jabaliament. local sources indicate northern gaza is effectively isolated, with telecommunications and internet services severed. the director of al—awda hospital had told reporters about an overwhelming influx of casualties. it's believed around 400,000 people are trapped inside the camp, without food or water. meanwhile, we've heard more reaction today from world leaders on israel's killing of hamas leader, yahya sinwar. us president biden said the so—called "quad" of western allies agrees there is a road to peace, though he acknowledged it would be "difficult" to reach a ceasefire in gaza. on friday, a senior hamas member confirmed sinwar was killed, but says his death will only strengthen the group. the bbc has learned that hamas members will meet soon to choose a new leader, and israel's government says, their war objectives have not yet been met. meanwhile, crowds of israelis have continued their protests against israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in tel aviv,

and now let's turn to what we've been reporting in gaza, the attack on the jabalia refugee camp.resh israeli air strikes there. just bring us up to date on that? it's pretty clear that the israeli offensive in northern gaza is continuing. there have been several incidents reported overnight. the one you were referring to there, 33 people, among them 21 women, are reported killed by the hamas administration in that area. we've seen on social media footage, which we can't verify, of more than a dozen bodies at the local hospital. the hospital director has been talking about the wards being simply too full, and that the injured are having to be treated on the floor. separate to that, the hamas run health organisation has this morning put out a statement saying three hospitals in northern gaza are being targeted by the israeli military this morning with the objective of stopping them functioning. we have, of course, reached out to the israeli military this morning to get their response to it. they have yet to come back to us on those specific incidents. butjust to give you the contex

the hamas—run civil defense agency says dozens of people have been killed in israeli strikes on the jabaliaated, with telecommunications and internet services severed. the director of al—awda hospital had told reporters about an overwhelming influx of casualties. it's believed around 400,000 people are trapped inside the camp, without food or water. meanwhile, we've heard more reaction today from world leaders on israel's killing of hamas leader, yahya sinwar. us president biden said the so—called "quad" of western allies agrees there is a road to peace, though he acknowledged it would be "difficult" to reach a ceasefire in gaza. on friday, a senior hamas member confirmed sinwar was killed, but says his death will only strengthen the group. the bbc has learned that hamas members will meet soon

israeli raids on gaza's jabalia refugee camp are now on their fifth day.15 people. the hospital's courtyard was housing displaced families living in tents. among the dead was a photojournalist, mohammed al—tanani, who worked for hamas—run al—aqsa tv. it is the third time israeli forces have entered jabalia in the past year. israeli officials say they are targeting hamas operatives in the camp, and that they killed 20 �*terrorists' there over the past day. gaza's health ministry said 60 people were killed across the enclave on wednesday. the death toll in gaza since october seven last year now exceeds 42,000. that figure coming from the hamas run health ministry. experts believe the true death toll to be much higher. in lebanon, fighting continues between hezbollah and israeli forces. at least ten people were injured and four killed in an israeli air strike on the village of wardaniyeh in southern lebanon on wednesday. lebanon's national news agency says the strike hit a hotel housing displaced families. israel has continued to bomb targets in the capital,

both are scenes from jabalia.edics said 17 people were killed there on tuesday near al—falouja, gaza's largest refugee camp. israel's latest air raids come as the united states is now threatening to withhold some military aid to israel over the humanitarian situation in gaza. us defense secretary lloyd austin and secretary of state antony blinken sent a letter to israel's military, which was then leaked to the media. it says israel must, within 30 days, act on a series of, quote, "concrete measures". our correspondent tom bateman has more details. dolomite northern gaza is under renewed israeli assault. the area is encircled and civilians who don't obey orders to leave might not survive — with nearly all aid blocks for a fortnight now. the us secretaries of state and defence have written to the israeli government demanding it stops blocking convoys. the letter was sent to the israeli government on sunday. it says the us has deep concern about the deteriorating humanitarian situation in gaza, warning that 1.7 milli

young tanaz ghazavi among the younger ones saw the news in the jabalia camp and his followers after four seasons saw the tall and half-tall children of gaza standing upright without shaking from the bomb , unscathed from the abud explosion. be happy , the news was numerous, the refugees from faraway gaza were able to watch them and from watching the hot news in the sky warmed their hearts. one of them wrote: for the first time since the start of the war, i see happiness in people's eyes. the excitement of watching iranian rockets flying in the sky. although the news was released in the sky on tuesday evening, the 10th day of mehr. promise it was pressed 10 to 12 days ago. thank you for your cooperation with this news section. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful viewers , dear compatriots, hello, good morning , welcome to the news of the stock exchange, the glass hall ended the trading session on tuesday and saturday with a downward trend, and the value of the transactions reached the level of less than 2 thousand billion tomans.

the past year, and abud also saw the news of tannaz ghazawi's youth among the younger ones in the jabalia camp and his followers after four seasons of children they saw gaza standing tall and half tall. unscathed by the bomb, he wrote: we are all happy and we are crying from happiness. god bless you. the news was numerous. the displaced people of gaza were also able to watch them do and their hearts were warmed by watching the hot news in the sky. one of them wrote: for the first time after the start of the war. i see happiness in people's eyes. the excitement of watching iranian missiles flying in the sky. although the news was published in the sky on the evening of tuesday, the tenth day of mehr. they promised to release it 10-12 days ago. you can see the news before: the book and the arrival of these newspapers on the counters of the stalls in the corners of the city, their names, photos and titles were highlighted in the morning of october 11, 1403 according to october 2, 2024 . iran is highlighted in the newspaper some of the different factions of the country's written media , which

baitullah jabalia and nusirat were other targets of air and artillery attacks by the invaders, which left several martyrs. in the west bank, the zionist regime committed a new crime with an air attack on the occupiers, as well as with an attack on the north of hebron in at least 35 palestinians were arrested in the west bank, and a report from our country , the thousand-year-old global tradition of qali shuyan began on the second friday of the month of mehr with the presence of a caravan of lovers and devotees of the ahl al-bayt, peace be upon them, in mashhad, ardahal, kashan. in this ceremony, more than 2,000 people from the people of fin kashan , dressed in aza clothes , took part in the traditional ghalishovian religious ceremony, moving towards mashhad ardahal. for more than 1,300 years, every year on the second friday of october, a child from the ahl al-bayt family rises up to beg for blood. our ancestors in the year 100 a.h. from imam muhammad baqir, peace be upon him, a representative they requested that imam baqir (peace be upon him) sent the sultan (peace be upon him) to th

the un says over 20,000 people have fled the jabalia refugee questions for the metropolitan police overhould the harrods owner have faced criminal charges before he died? donald trump and kamala harris both campaign in the key battleground state of michigan. with just two weeks to the us presidential election, we'll have a special report from georgia. liam payne's father reads tributes outside the hotel in argentina where the one direction star died. hello, welcome to the programme. the israeli military has carried out a series of air strikes in the southern suburbs of beirut. the idf issued evacuation warnings to residents in several districts in the area, which it says is a base for hezbollah. this latest strike comes after the home of the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu was targeted by a drone from lebanon. a spokesman said neither the prime minister nor his wife were in the building at the time, and that there were no casualties. the seaside home is in the town of caesarea. these pictures show police outside the building

israel denies it's carrying out a plan to force civilians out of jabalia.hours to the bbc, idf spokesperson retired lieutentant colonel peter what hamas was planning on the anniversary of the massacre of last year was to conduct another launch and attack israel from northern gaza specifically from the areas of joe bali. we are currently locating the effort of dismantling and preventing them from regrouping and it is happening in northern gaza, that is where we are operating and we will continue to operate anywhere we need to in order to protect israeli lives.— protect israeli lives. wyre davies is _ protect israeli lives. wyre davies is following - davies is following developments from jerusalem. israel and is fighting a conflict on two fronts,. the north in lebanon after that hezbollah attack in the drone attack on israeli military yesterday in which four israeli military personnel were killed, israel has continued attacking various points in lebanon at the village of a christian village in northern lebanon, the israelis said they discovered large hezbolla

people over the last ten days, maybe two weeks, being evacuated out of beit lahia and neighbouring jabaliat today's strike is it is only 325 metres from the strike we identified nine days ago and in which the ministry of health was saying then that 87 people are missing or dead. that prompted the un special envoy on the middle east peace process to say nowhere is safe in gaza. your well, richard, thanks very much for taking us through that. let's turn the situation of the various un agencies talking to the bbc. martin griffiths have been talking to the bbc, he was talking to the bbc�*s world at one programme and talking about the decision yesterday from the israeli parliament to ban unrwa actually operating on the ground. iwant actually operating on the ground. i want tojust some of that interview, because he has been talking to my colleague sarah montague. have a listen to what he said.- a listen to what he said. these allegations _ a listen to what he said. these allegations that _ a listen to what he said. these allegations that unrwa - a listen to what he said. these allegations that u

three soldiers were killed in jabalia yesterday. images of a stricken israeli tank. dr abu safiyyah mourned his son. he was comforted by the small group of men still left around the hospital. leaders of georgia's opposition say they do not recognise results of saturday's parliamentary election and have accused the long—governing georgia dream party of staging what it is calling a "constitutional coup". with results from more than 70 of precincts counted, it had nearly 53% of the vote, while opposition parties have less than a0%. the election is seen as a pivotal moment as to whether georgia remains close to russia or moves closer to the european union and western partners. let's speak now to natia seskuria, associate fellow at the royal united services institute. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. how serious are these claims of vote rigging in these elections?— claims of vote rigging in these elections? ., ~ , ., ., ., elections? thank you for having me on the _ elections? thank you for having me on the programme. - elections? th

the jabalia refugee camp in the northern gaza strip has recently seen the greatest number of casualties, 22. alians have been killed and number of others injured in bombings of two houses in the camp. israeli war planes also struck a residential apartment near a clinic, killing two and injuring others. moving to the south of the strip in rafah, four have been killed by the regime's airstrikes. in the zait2 neighborhood, israeli fighter jets targeted a residential building killing three, including two children and injuring others. significant explosions have, been reported in the western parts of gaza due to israeli artillery fire. the total death toll since the start of israel's genocidal war has risen to over 41,800. almost 97,000 have also been injured. october the 7th marks the anniversary of the us israeli genocide in the gaza's trip. the following report takes a closer look at the atrocities the regime has committed over the past year. october 7 maxs exactly one year since the israeli regime launched his genocidal ethnic lensing campaign in gaza. according to the un, israel has use