and the camp ofjabalia to massive siege around jabalia and the camp of jabalia to try to reach a breakthroughthis israeli efforts managed to kill one of their hostages and also, the statements, this came along with a statement of the israeli president, who said that he spoke with the american president—elect donald trump and he told him they understand that half of the hostages are still alive. this is an alarming statement because what we understood before that hamas is only having between a0 and 50 hostages alive and now, with the israeli president's statement now we understand this number could be up to 100. apparently, there is a weight that he put behind this and apparently we may see a breakthrough in the hostage exchange deal and ceasefire in the coming weeks. fiend exchange deal and ceasefire in the coming weeks. and talking ofthe the coming weeks. and talking of the potential _ the coming weeks. and talking of the potential deals, - of the potential deals, lebanon, there was some talk of a negotiated ceasefire there and it is gone a bit quiet in the last couple of days and there has b

there were two homes that were hit, one in jabalia where there is that massive refugee camp, also one in gaza city and we understand at least 41 were killed when those two homes were targeted. they also say at least half of those killed were children. this is something that has really been backed up by the international ngo for children saying three generations of families, children, parents, grandchildren, had been killed. >> appreciate it. thank you. >>> a massive number of russian troops are preparing to launch an assault on ukrainian forces in the coming days, an attempt to push them out of russia's kursk region. that plan also has north korean troops. what more do we know about how involved they may be at this point already? >> reporter: yes. we've already heard from president zelenskyy some 11,000 north korean troops are on those front lines. he says his forces have clashed with these north korean troops already resulting in casualties. i think what's most concerning for president zelenskyy is what he is saying russia is preparing to do which is retake the territory of kursk. yo

and over the course of the weekend say unicef, 50 children, they say, were killed in jabalia. that operation continues, even as we're learning more details about what's been happening over in lebanon, kim. the overnight, we understand from the idf, very rare ground operation in northern lebanon, what we hear from eyewitnesses is that an army commander, naval commander was seen arriving on the beach, catching a hezbollah operative before whisking back to israeli territory. the idea confirmed that he is now in their custody and under investigation, kim. >> and melissa, we're settling into this all-too-familiar pattern in the middle east, waiting for a response to an attack in these sort of tit-for-tat attacks. what more do we know? >> reporter: well, what we've heard over the course of the last few days from senior iranian sources was that the retaliation to those october 25th strikes would come, that it was likely to come before the american presidential election. israel, for its part of course is at a high level of readiness, officials tell us, keeping a close eye on if and wh

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so there are a lot of casualties particularly in areas of gaza known as beit hanoun, jabalia and theou want to ask about lebanon. i do indeed. even earlier today we saw plumes of smoke in southern beirut once again. yes, so the israeli air force has been very active there. the military on the ground hasn't gone that far into lebanon. they are not doing a really big... well, it is an invasion but it's not a big one. they are concentrating their forces really inside a kind of very narrow border strip about five kilometres from the israeli—lebanon border. frank gardner joining us from jerusalem. northamptonshire police have named a woman found dead in the boot of a car in east london on thursday. detectives say they believe that harshita brella, who was 2a and from corby, may have been attacked by someone she knew but are keeping an open mind. now it's time for a look at today's sport with hugh ferris. hello from the bbc sport centre. starting with golf. rory mcilroy finished the 2024 golf season in style, winning his third dp world tour championship — and the sixth race to dubai title

and we have seen people really trapped in jabalia and in beit lahiya, beit hanoun in the northern partestinians, fearing that people are being forced from these areas to create a sort of buffer zone and that is not something that israel is saying officially. and we've also got ongoing military action there, as well as this dire aid situation where we've heard that of at least 19 people killed through the day so far, according to local health officials, at least 12 of those people have been killed injabalia in an israeli strike on a house, another person killed nearby by tank shelling, and rescuers said to be sort of going through the rubble there, expecting to find more people. and there's also one rescuer who has been killed, according to the local health officials, speaking about the latest military activity. ford has announced it will cut 800 jobs in the uk over the next three years. it's part of a major restructuring programme, which will see 4,000 posts closed across europe. our business correspondent theo leggett, reports. ford is one of the best known brands in britain with a lo

operating in northern gaza for several weeks, said that it had "eliminated dozens of terrorists" in jabalian donnison is in jerusalem, and told us what more is known about the attack. well, look, it's difficult to verify those numbers because israel does not allow foreign journalists uncontrolled access to gaza. but as you say, this does seem like a significant strike. a house targeted injabalia. 13 children among 25 people killed. there are apparently still people trapped. trapped under the rubble. i've just looked at some footage reportedly from the scene, and it's one of considerable devastation and confusion, chaos in that area injabalia. and i think it's important to remember that this comes just two days before a us set deadline for israel to significantly improve humanitarian access to gaza, and also to take measures to reduce the number of civilian casualties. the united nations put out some figures last week, saying 70% of people killed in gaza in a six—month period have been women and children. we were hearing yesterday about the demand for hamas to no longer have a base for talks

the idf saying it, quote, eliminated dozens of terrorists there, 11 aid trucks have entered jabalia.hat's the first food and water arriving since a renewed offensive began on october 1st. all of this as we approach the end of a 30-day deadline set by the biden administration to improve the humanitarian situation there. janai? >> janai: all right, britt clennett, thank you so much. >>> now to britain and the public appearances by princess kate this weekend following her cancer treatment. abc's ines de la cuetara is in london with the very latest. good morning to you, ines. a lot of people were excited to see her. >> reporter: good morning, janai. yeah, and it is a somber day today, but the princess of wales is looking very well. her fans thrilled to see her back on duty. princess kate back in the spotlight, joining her husband, prince william, and father-in-law, king charles, for remembrance sunday this morning. the royals out in force to honor the uk's fallen soldiers. noticeably absent, queen camilla who is recovering from a chest infection. kate looking somber this morning as she w

three particular locations in northern gaza that are very close together beit lahiya, beit hanoun and jabaliathe israel defense forces, as they call themselves, they are trying, they say, to take out, to destroy remaining hamas cells. but every time they do this, not every time, but many times that they do this, with what they say is precision guided munitions, with warnings, with intelligence, trying to clear civilians out of harm's way, it does seem to happen very often, that there is a very high civilian death toll. and we've seen the pictures, it's broken concrete, shattered, twisted metal and just lines of bodies in shrouds. so they say six families were living in that particular building, and all the buildings around them are very heavily damaged, too. there's the eyewitnesses saying such and such a family lived in that house, another one lived in that house, and look at them — they're all destroyed. so it's a particularly damaging thing. but we did put it to the idf a short while ago, we asked them, you know, for a comment, and they are investigating, but they haven't so far got back t

so there are a lot of casualties particularly in areas of gaza like jabalia among others.ant to ask about lebanon. i do indeed. even earlier today we saw plumes of smoke in southern beirut once again. yes, so the israeli air force has been very active there. the military on the ground hasn't gone that far into lebanon. they are not doing a really big, well, it is an invasion but it's not a big one. they are concentrating their forces really inside a kind of very narrow border strip about five kilometres from the israeli lebanon border. but the air force, it is no holds barred, they are hitting donald trump has named an oil and gas energy executive to lead his new presidential team's energy department. chris wright is considered a climate change sceptic. meanwhile, the current presidentjoe biden has met with chinese president xi jinping for the final time before he hands the keys to the white house back to donald trump. 0ur correspondent jessica parker sent this report from florida. this wasjoe biden and xijinping's last leaders' meeting. a white house official recently sai

operating in northern gaza for several weeks, said, that it had �*eliminated dozens of terrorists�* in jabalia0ur correspondentjon donnison is in jerusalem. it is difficult to verify those numbers because israel does not allow foreign journalists uncontrolled access to gaza but as you say, this does seem like a significant strike, a house targeted injabalia, 13 children among the 25 people killed. there are apparently still people trapped under the rubble. i've just looked at some footage reportedly from the scene and it is one of considerable devastation and confusion, chaos in that area injabalia. and i think it is important to remember that this comes just two days before a us deadline for israel to significantly improve humanitarian access to gaza and also to take measures to reduce the number of civilian casualties. un figures last week say 70% of people killed in gaza in a six month period have been women and children. lebanon's health ministry says at least 20 people, including three children, have been killed in israeli strikes near the port city of byblos. there has also been a series

they were escaping the hell of jabalia, a landscape in which human survival is becoming impossible.were pointing their guns at us and ordering us to stay seated. it was very bad. in gaza, it is not so much that children grow old before their time. it is that time stands still. they are trapped, each day like the one before, the trauma accumulating. julia's seven—year—old cousin was killed by an israeli drone strike in the street where he played. translation: it used to be normal, she would run and play, _ but now whenever there is shelling she points and says, "plane." she looks up and points out the drone flying over us. it is hard to calljulia lucky in a place like this. but she is fortunate in the family that holds her close. fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. the government has suggested that higher employer national insurance contributions to be paid by gp practices will be taken into consideration when contracts are renegotiated later this year. gps had expressed concerns about the impact of the tax increase. but the department of health pointed to the £22 billion of extra fun

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statement the israel defense forces said they believed "terrorists were operating" at the house in jabalia life. grief. clawing through the rubble for those trapped underneath. more than 50 people were in the building, says ahmed, who says he lost a relative. grandchildren, children and daughters, he says, all displaced, they had taken shelter there. he says they were all civilians. the bodies were taken to a nearby hospital. at least 25 people, including 13 children, according to gaza�*s civil defence agency. "god is all i need," abdullah cries. "this is a massacre." israel�*s renewed offensive in northern gaza has now been going on for weeks, targeting, it says, hamas, who it accuses of hiding behind civilians. and after more than a year of war, israel�*s leader is feeling strong and with a new ally. translation: in the last few | days, i have spoken three times with president—elect donald trump. these were good and very important conversations, conversations designed to further tighten the firm alliance between israel and the united states. for months, america has been urging israel to

they were escaping the hell of jabalia. a landscape in which human survival is becoming impossible.they were pointing their guns at us and ordering us to stay seated. it was very bad. in gaza it is not so much that children grow old before their time, it is that time stands still. they are trapped, each day like the one before, the trauma accumulating. julia's seven—year—old cousin was killed by an israeli drone strike in the street where he played. translation: it used to be normal, she would run and play, _ but now whenever there is shelling she points and says plane. she looks up and points out the drone flying over us. it is hard to calljulia lucky in a place like this. but she is fortunate, and the family that hold her close. fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. our top story this evening... more than 200 people have died and dozens of others are still missing after spain's worst flood—related disaster in decades. and we look at manchester united's appointment of a new head coach, described by the club as one of the most exciting young coaches coming up on bbc news, england's ell

, gaza's hospitals have been under siege for weeks.some medical evacuations are under way between jabaliare evacuated sunday night, in a mission lasting hours — according to night, in a mission lasting hours. tuesday marks the deadline set by the biden administration for israel to improve the humanitarian situation in gaza or risk an arms embargo.the israeli military said monday it was taking steps to expand a humanitarian zone in southern gaza. our correspondentjon donnison sent us this report. much of gaza now looks unlivable. a month ago, america once again demanded israel take steps to reduce the number of civilian casualties. the united nations says more than 1000 people have been killed in the last 30 days, the majority, it says, were civilians. this boy needed to see with his own eyes. in the bag is the five—year—old's auntie. his uncle, their children, and his sister were also killed when israel attacked a school housing displaced families in central gaza. israel's military says it was targeting hamas. " god is all we need," he cries. there is food in gaza. if you can get your han

operating in northern gaza for several weeks, said, that it had eliminated dozens of terrorists' in jabaliapons store. 0ur correspondentjon donnison is injerusalem — and told us what more is known about the attack. well, look, it's difficult to verify those numbers because israel does not allow foreign journalists uncontrolled access to gaza. but as you say, this does seem like a significant strike. a house targeted injabalia. 13 children among 25 people killed. there are apparently still people trapped. trapped under the rubble. i've just looked at some footage reportedly from the scene, and it's one of considerable devastation and confusion, chaos in that area injabalia. and i think it's important to remember that this comes just two days before a us set deadline for israel to significantly improve humanitarian access to gaza, and also to take measures to reduce the number of civilian casualties. the united nations put out some figures last week, saying 70% of people killed in gaza in a six—month period have been women and children. we were hearing yesterday about the demand for hamas to

they said at least 13 people were killed in beit lahiya and jabalia, in the north of gaza. attacks are aimed at stopping hamas from regrouping, and that its forces had killed dozens of militants on saturday alone. meanwhile, lebanese media say the israeli air force launched several strikes on a town in the country's east. the israeli military had issued an evacuation order for residents — saying it would attack hezbollah targets there. lebanon's health ministry also says that three people were killed in an israeli strike on the southern city of sidon, adding there was no evacuation warning beforehand. in a visit to the israel—lebanon border, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said israel must block all hezbollah attempts to rearm, with or without a ceasefire in place. on sunday, iran's president, masoud pezeshkian, said potential ceasefires in gaza and lebanon "could affect the intensity" of tehran's response to israel's recent attacks against iran. that's a day after iran's supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei, vowed a quote unquote "crushing response" to israel's

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