support we have fox coverage for general jack keane's standby will give analysis on the israeli successesund in southern israel but versus credit lucas tomlinson and wilmington, delaware where the e president spending the weekend. >> eric, as you mentioned u.s. military european command it says five service members have been killed in an air crash during mid air refueling exercises last night in the mediterranean sea it is still not clear what type of aircraft crashed moments of the white house releasing a statement saying president biden's hearts are with the families of those service members that were killed certainly one day after veterans day reminder in the u.s. military faces every day even during quote routine training. the white house saying our service members put their lives on the line for our country every day. they literally take risks to keep the american people safe and secure. earlier in fox news senate senator jon warner told shannon bream if you want to put pressure on iran and the proxies you cannot ignore russia. >> is how the republican debate earlier this week everyb

i take responsibility for it, joining me now, mentor, dear friend general j jack keane. fox news strategic analyst. always great to see you, sir. quickly, this is what aaron cohen. the special ops adviser, very smart chap, he said last night. >> now, i can tell you from my sources that israel is getting very close to wrapping up the little hamas birthday present and end it, it for good. larry: i thought that was an interesting comment. unhe is a tough hardened guy, he would not say that without evidence that is why the raise the point a second time about 130 tunnels, they seem to be doing better, let's say, the idf, to get your take on that. >> certainly, the last time that they were in there, with any consequences in 2014, they have gone to school on the tunnels and train homeed on them, they have technology to assist in this. he has sources inside, and that is wonderful, let's applaud the fact that they have taken down 130 out of the about 300 miles of this. good news. there and certainly if the israelis can end this sooner that is goodo all sides. and we -- they canno

general jack keane on that. and then there is this -- [inaudible conversations] david: president joe biden facing intense pressure over his handling of the israeli-hamas war including from some in his open party. and one day after protesters tried to shut down black friday shopping, we're watching as more protests are expected across the u.s. good morning, everyone, i'm dade asman in for neil cavuto. welcome to a special edition of "cavuto live." first to israel, where we await the release of more hostages being held by hamas. alex hogan has the very latest. >> reporter: we are expecting to see 13 or 14 israeli hostages released today, that number has been changing in reports today, but that would also impact the number of palestinian prisoners that israel then releases in exchange. all of this taking place, we'll continue to monitor if we see that live footage of those hostages being released as we're also getting new footage of family reunions. these are the photos of all of the hostages that have been release

general keane, it is always wonderful to see you, sir. quickly, general, this is what aaron cohen, this special-ops advisor is a very smart chap, this is what he said on our show last night. i want you to react to it please. >> now i can tell you from my sources that israel is getting very close to wrapping up the little hamas birthday present and ending it for good. larry: i thought that was an interesting comment. you know is a tough hardened guy. he wouldn't say that if he didn't have evidence. that is why i raised the point a second time about the 130 tunnels and so forth. they seem to be doing better let's say the idf. want to get your take on that general? >> certainly, the last time they consequence was 2014 and they have gone to school on these tunnels. they have trained on them. they have a sense how extensive and comprehensive they are. they have all sorts of technology to assist in this. so i mean, he has got sources inside and that's wonderful. let's applaud the fact that they have taken down 130 out of about 300 miles of this

and by the way, general jack keane, you know, stop a ship.ying this unite after night, stop them from selling oil to china, stop them from selling drones to russia. interdict impound, if you see a false flag you know darn well, that is an iranian ship, stop a ship, send a message, i am for it i'm sorry, down have another half hour. >> let them pick -- >> i have to go. >> okay go ahead. >> i'm sorry, sir, i have to get moving. >> thank you for you input. >> move along, joining us now benny avni . you wrote in the sun, a very important article. arab world many want israel to finish off hamas. they may not be saying it publicly, but you are suggesting privately, particularly those who were working in the abraham accords can you tell us more, this is an important article. here we are again. >> well, as jack keane said a lot of what is going on in middle east a competition between shall we call them pro-american and pro-western arabs expirk ran. and iran and its proxies, the missile shot by the houthis, remember that saudis fought the houthis for

general jack keane we appreciate your thoughtfulness every time.r coming back on the show. all right, folks, coming up joe biden meets with china's president xi this week. may i remind everybody china purchases of iranian oil, all right, china purchases of iranian oil and china purchases of russian oil are financing russia's war in ukraine and they are financing iran hamas's war in israel. it is all about china. money is the coin of the realm. do you think biden is going to call president xi on that? xi is financing these wars against america. we will talk politics with the great gordon chang. then we'll talk some politics with the great steve hilton. i got pinheads to the left of me and pinheads to the right of me. i know there is a way out. i know there is somehow or other. all when "kudlow" returns. ♪. ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ shelves. shelves that know what taste buds want. shelves smart enough to se

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general jack keane will be here moments away. we'll talk to him about the concerns about a wider war because hamas has said that the reason for the assault, the barbaric assault on october 7th was really to shake things up in the middle east. that's what we have seen. so we're going to talk to general keane about what comes next, what their goals are and whether or not we are doing anything to deter iran at this point. we'll speak with him in moment. we'll go back to bryant park where we're watching a large gathering. look up and down the streets. there's a lot of people down there right now. we have a reporter on the scene. students that have walked out of class was the back story of this particular protest. they say they want to shut it down for palestine. i've struggled with generalized myasthenia gravis. but the picture started changing when i started on vyvgart. vyvgart is for adults with generalized myasthenia gravis who are anti-achr antibody positive. in a clinical trial, vyvgart significantly improved most participants'

fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. in israel...s and soldiers were killed, israel has been in a state of shock and anguish. as the conflict in gaza intensifies, the prevailing mood here is behind the war, although there is an ongoing protest about the hostages taken by hamas. what is marked is the almost total absence of any demonstration in support of the palestinian civilians in gaza. around the world, millions have marched in solidarity with the people of gaza. there's been controversy about language, but not about the right to demonstrate. but for palestinian citizens of israel, it's a different matter. we are the only group in the world that it's not allowed to express their anger, and to express their position against the war. why? because we are arabs, we are palestinians. express your anger about the attacks of israel on the civilians is supporting the enemy during wartime. those who try to protest say that they're suppressed. yoav haifawi isjewish, and a minority voice. he wants to speak out in support of palestinians, but

fergal keane reports on the children suffering in gaza. apologies.report wasn't running but hopefully we can bring it to you later. more than 100 nobel laureates have released a joint statement, which calls for the protection of children and a just and lasting peace for all children living in israel and gaza. the statement was conceived by kailash satyarthi, who won the nobel peace prize in 2014 for his work in safeguarding children around the world. he told me more about this initiative.— he told me more about this initiative. u, , ., , initiative. never caused wars and armed — initiative. never caused wars and armed conflicts, - initiative. never caused wars and armed conflicts, but - initiative. never caused wars | and armed conflicts, but they are forced to bear the highest cost. they are not responsible for the crime, but they have to pay the price for all their life. it is not that their parents or their loved ones are killed, or they are maimed, but the psychological trauma, the emotional loss, the spiritual loss, educational loss are long las

>> well, martha, let me go back to your previous segment with general keane.ng on here between iran, russia, the chinese communist party with chairman chi, north korea. we're seeing a fundamental re-alignment and alliance of our adversaries that we have not seen before in modern american history. chairman xi, when he traveled to moscow to sit down with putin but said it that they have a once in a century opportunity to remake the world order, the post world war ii world order led by the united states and the west. so they see an opportunity here. they smell weakness in washington. that's why we see them all on the march. then just to take a step back to this concern about iran and russia in this marriage of convenience that is going on. remember, the jcpoa, the iran deal, did not cover iran's ballistic missile development. so they have been developing these ballistic missiles unfetterred. because the iran deal only focused on enrichment. one of the major flaws. the u.n. sanctions on ballistic missiles were just lifted. the object did not object. finally, when

here's general jack keane with me yesterday. >> china operates in its own national interest. and the only thing what that i've seen in terms of impacting its behavior is when it's confronted and i don't believe these meetings are going to serve that kind of interest. china walks away from the meetings, they publicize them as an information tool back home, certainly that standing ovation that president xi got i'm telling you is going to play over and over and over again, to have american business leaders doing something like that i think is something outrageous. china is conducting the most comprehensive penetration of american civil society by cyber espionage campaign in the history of the united states. i read in between the lines and i think the fbi and china is somewhat overwhelmed but i believe that's probably where we you truly are. maria: unbelieveable comments from jack keane, morgan. the most comprehensive penetration of america in terms of surveillance anybody has ever seen. >> yeah. there's so much to unpack there, wha

in "focus" now retired army four star general jack keane. we'll start at the white house, peter doocy there. >> it's been tough to tell the last few weeks how much pressure president biden has feeling from these progressives and protestors who want a cease-fire. last night in minnesota, somebody paid to get into a fundraiser to confront the president to his face. >> mr. president, as a rabbi i need you to call for a cease-fire right now. >> sit down. >> following that there was this, quote, i think we need a pause, biden said. rosenberg, rabbi, asked what that meant, quote, a pause means give time to get the protestors out, give time, he said according to a pool report. the mccall family from massachusetts are those already out from gaza through the raffi crossing in the morning today into egypt, on a shuttle the cairo. unclear what transpired overnight. yesterday americans weren't on the approved to leave. the pause president biden called for may be playing into hamas's hands. >> hamas has wanted pauses. they wanted a consistent battle rhyt

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fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. >> the fate of many who are waiting to make that crossing in rafahcorrespondent spent the day at the rafah crossing. now reporting from inside gaza is extremely difficult, but he was able to send us this report. he explains that while hundreds of people had gathered at that crossing, just a small proportion of them were actually allowed to cross. >> i saw family with bags and they were waiting. out of the 545 on the list, 345 people left. so, 200 were not able to make it. they publish the list again tonight, and they sa they will resume the opening of the crossing tomorrow and allow those 200 people. they might issue another short li for people because today was the first day. it was chaotic in the morning, but manageable. we have not seen any sort of fighting between the people. people came and suddenly realized it is not open for everybody, just people who are on the list, and the list was sent by the egyptians. they put it on the wall and everyone could find his name, and people on the crossing will check passports and make sure they are -- the na

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fergal keane will be reporting on the worsening situation in gaza. get the lastest from the rafah crossing where those british nationals will cross into egypt. but first, this report by our international editorjeremy bowen begins with the aftermath of what the hamas—run health ministry says is an attack by israel on an ambulance convoy outside the al—shifa hospital. it contains images you may find upsetting. around 4:00 this afternoon, many people were killed very close to shifa, gaza's main hospital. the health ministry, controlled by hamas, said israel attacked a convoy of ambulances. thousands of civilians have been sheltering at shifa, hoping it would be safer. israel says hamas has a command bunker under the hospital. more dead civilians on al—rashid street, one of only two roads south, where israel says civilians must go be safe. the bbc has located the video to a stretch of road seven kilometres south—west of gaza city. the man is saying, "oh, god, a little girl. woman, girl." this doctor says he was shot at by israelis in the same place yeste

fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. 0ur correspondent inside gaza rushdi abualouf has spent the day at crossing. reporting from there is of course extremely difficult but he started by explaining that while hundreds of people had gathered only a small proportion were actually allowed to cross. i saw isawa i saw a family with bags and they were just waiting and waiting. {jut were 'ust waiting and waiting. out of were just waiting and waiting. out ofthe were just waiting and waiting. out of the 500 people on the list, 345 people left. i saw 500 people on the list. they might issue another shortlist for people because today, the first day, it was chaotic in the morning but manageable. we didn't see any sort of fighting amongst the people that they came. people realised it was not open for everybody, just people on the list, and the list was sent by the egyptians, they put it on the wall and everybody was trying to find their name. people on the crossing will check your passport and make sure that the name matches the list. i was spending all day talking to people there, some of them were

fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem.civilians not soldiers are paying the heaviest price in this war. the united nations secretary general, antonio guterres, says he's "deeply concerned" about what he's calling "clear violations of international humanitarian law" by both sides in the war. he says the protection of civilians is paramount, and no party to an armed conflict was above the law. but what are the rules of war? here's our diplomatic correspondent james landale. the aftermath today of yet another air strike in gaza. more palestinian civilians dying in a conflict that began with israeli civilians dying, a conflict in which both sides are accused of breaking the laws of war. i am deeply concerned about the clear violations of international humanitarian law that we are witnessing. let me be clear, no party to an armed conflict is above international humanitarian law. the laws of war are based largely on the geneva conventions, agreed in 1949, and subsequent protocols, and the central idea is that civilians must be p

fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem.ate professor of international affairs at the university of ottawa. i asked what her reaction was to the fact that some people were allowed to leave gaza. this has been several days in the making. it's been the result of very complicated negotiations that have involved israelis, egyptians, hamas, qatar and the united states and others that have tried to find some kind of way to get at least the most vulnerable out of of gaza. as you say, there are many players involved in allowing these people to leave. but there have been speculation and a bit of finger pointing, if you like, as to why it has taken this long to open the crossing, at least for some people to leave. what's your assessment of why it has taken this long? it is very difficult to to say exactly. the government of egypt does not want to fully open the border because it wants to control who is coming in. it doesn't want a huge wave of refugee to enter inside egypt. they already are close to a large number of of refugees in ex

fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem.n announced a new military aid package of weapons and equipment for ukraine. the united states will provide ukraine up to $125 million worth of weapons authorized under a previously allowed draw—down for the country. this latest supply of weapons comes as ukraine is expected to recieve additional defense aid from the us defense department as they prepare another diffcult winter of fighting. us presidentjoe biden and first ladyjill biden have wrapped up their trip to maine. they visited lewiston in the wake of last week's mass shooting that left 18 dead and 13 injured. mr biden met with survivors of the shooting, families, community members and first responders. biden has called on congress to pass new gun reform legislation, including an assault weapons ban, universal background checks and strengthening red flag laws. former us president donald trump's son, eric, wrapped up his testimony in the new york civil fraud trial against his family's business on friday. prosecutors grilled eric

fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. where we can speak to professor samina yasmeen. she's director of the centre for muslim states and societies at the university of western australia. thank you so much forjoining us today. when we see reports like that, when we see the unfolding humanitarian crisis in gaza, what kind of pressure is israel going to come under now to try and ease the suffering of the people they are? ., , , , are? one level of pressure which is — are? one level of pressure which is already _ are? one level of pressure which is already apparent i are? one level of pressure l which is already apparent is from the international community, the united nations, its human rights commission, those operating in gaza and palestine, they have been talking about the need to stop, have a ceasefire. the un general secretary has already supported, with 120 countries voting in favour of the ceasefire. despite this pressure that is mounting, which is also including now the pressure in those demonstrations outside the reg

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thank you for your time. >> dana: great to see you. >> bill: jack keane, thanks. take you live now to the courtroom in washington, d.c. we don't have cameras because cameras are not allowed in the federal case. this is the matter that jack smith brought against the former president, donald trump, on four different charges that relate to january 6th. an appeals panel, three-judge panel is hearing arguments about this gag order that limits mr. trump from going after as the judge said, prosecutors, likely witnesses and court staff. however, that order was put on pause because trump team has appealed the order. we may or may not get an answer today. it's underway in a courtroom in washington, d.c. just wanted to share that with you. >> dana: goes from one court case to the next court case. >> there will be another one. >> dana: more to come on that as well. plus this from bill maher. >> do you think he can win the job? he is going to lose because the people think he is too old. perception is reality. >> bill: another year, another reason for democrats to worry. presid

fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem.rities in israel now say 2a2 people are being held hostage by hamas in gaza after the attack of october 7th. today in tel aviv there has been a vigil by kibbutz residents to call for their release. earlier a spokesman for the israeli defence forces said they were committed to the national task of returning them all home. that's all from us injerusalem tonight. now we go back to sophie in the studio. a powerful storm with wind gusts of more than 100mph in places has battered southern england and the channel islands. thousands of homes have been left without power, hundreds of schools were closed and there has been widespread travel disruption. take a look at this. it's what the tinside lido in plymouth usually looks like. and this is it today. you can see the force of that storm. danjohnson reports on the aftermath of storm ciaran. people were told it was safer to stay at home, but look at this. it's not just slates off, but entire roofs. windows gone from cars as well as homes, and gar

fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem.ews and headlines from around the world. —— from the israel gaza war. that is all, we are back in 30 minutes with an update on your headlines. thank you for watching and stay with us on bbc news. hello. after what was a very wet october for many places, the beginning of november promises more rain, particularly through wednesday night into thursday thanks to storm ciaran — this storm named by the met office. it will bring widespread heavy rain, but in the south of the uk and the channel islands, there is the threat of damaging winds. on our earlier satellite image, you can see that storm just beginning to develop, this hook appearing in the cloud. that's an area of low pressure that is deepening, and will continue to deepen as it pushes in our direction. in the short term, this frontal system pushing its way north—eastwards through wednesday. that's going to bring some outbreaks of pretty heavy rain, some squally, gusty winds across the south—east corner first thing as this band of sho

. >> mike: general jack keane analysis but alex hogan is live from northern israel where fighting is on the rise. >> major escalation here in the northern part of israel. the sound of artillery and drones is constant. we can hear some machine gunfire far in the distance. it was yesterday, sunday, it was the most active day of fighting we've seen since the beginning of the war. 21 people wounded including soldiers and civilians. >> attacks and retaliation has increased in the past few days. >> israeli military in northern israel this was just -- now this is used as an idf base targeting hezbollah sites on the other side of the hill behind me in lebanon where it will continue to put pressure on israel using new ammunition and weapons. idf here says it is ready to respond in the event of any continued strikes. >> as long as they keep quiet on the other side, we'll keep quiet here. >> with hezbollah's use of advanced long range missiles the idf fortified border with the largest military presence here in nearly two decades. looking south israeli forces today have reached the gates of gaza

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explosions rumble fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem.ullah has announced that the country's air force has provided aid to gaza by air. in a post on x, formerly twitter, he said that urgent medical aid was delivered by air drop to thejordanian field hospital in gaza, adding that his country would always be there for their �*palestinian brethren�*. to beijing where australian prime minister anthony albanese is set to meet chinese president xijinping. beijing and canberra have clashed over a number of issues in recent years, including the origin of covid—19, a trade dispute, and china's growing military assertiveness in the indo—pacific region. benjamin herscovitch is a research fellow at the australian national university. he outlined what the sticking points have been in recent years, and what's changed now. look, there are so many sticking points. beijing and canberra, despite all of the smiles right now, despite the upbeat photo opportunities in shanghai and beijing, are divided on a wide range of fundamental considerations. china is de

explosions rumble fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. of the stories in the headlines in the uk. the in—laws of scottish first minister humza yousaf have arrived back in scotland, after being trapped in gaza for more than three weeks. mr yousaf confirmed the news on social media and posted a photo of the reunion. elizabeth el—nakla and her husband managed to cross into egypt via the rafah crossing on friday. about 100 young people clashed with riot police in edinburgh, with fireworks and petrol bombs being thrown directly at officers. video footage from the niddrie area showed officers in riot gear standing in a line, while youths threw explosives at their feet. the deputy prime minister, 0liver dowden, has denied the conservative party covered up rape allegations against an mp. a report in the mail on sunday says a former party chairman, sirjake berry, raised concerns with the police because he felt the claims hadn't been properly dealt with. mr dowden told the sunday with laura kuenssberg programme that all allegations were taken excep

general jack keane has military analysis. both are coming up next. >> after world war ii did anybody ask us these questions? the united states dropped two atomic bombs on cities in japan to end the war. i think this is total war between israel and hamas. ♪ can't stop adding stuff to your cart? get the bank of america customized cash rewards card, choose the online shopping category and earn 3% cash back. ♪ with fastsigns, create custom graphics that get tails and tongues wagging. ♪ fastsigns. make your statement. i'm sarah escherich, i'm the life enrichment director at independence village, the senior living community in waukee, iowa. everybody here really, really make you feel like family and that they love you. our goal with tiktok was to enrich the lives of our residents and just to be able to show people what senior living can be like. i think i am a tiktok grandma. my kids think i am. i mean, we're the ones that are being entertained. time goes faster when you're having fun. this is our last chance to help save thousands

let's bring in our fox news senior strategic analyst retired general jack keane., bret. >> there is some word that israelis are getting ready to move into that al shifa hospital. we have seen that they are in and around gaza. they feel like they are in gaza city and have control of it. but, when you are talking about fighting in an area like that, that likely is a control headquarters, underneath that hospital, that's a different kind of fighting. >> yeah. it's completely unprecedented in terms of my frame of reference. obviously, we don't fight in hospitals. that's a war crime in itself. but if the adversary using hospital to shield activity, obviously that can be done. i would suspect that is frustrating before i get to the point i'm about to make, israelis set up a field hospital and evacuate the people. they brought in fuel. the fuel didn't make it to the hospital staff. they brought in incubators to the babies. that didn't happen either. this is how diabolical hamas are. they actually want the casualties of those people in the hospital. they want that on a wo

fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. the desperation of people trying to leave gaza.the day at the rafah crossing on the gaza—egypt border and hejoins me now. what have you seen today? yes, i saw a family with bags and they were waiting and waiting. out of the 500, 45 people on the list, 345 people left. so 200 were not able to make it. tonight, they published the list again and they say they will resume at the opening of the crossing again tomorrow and allow those 200 people. they might issue another short list for people because today was the first day. it was chaotic in the morning but manageable. we haven�*t seen any sort of fighting between the people who came on suddenly realised it is not open for everybody, it is just open for people who are on the list and the list was sent by the egyptians, they put it on a wall and everybody should find their name and people at the crossing will check the passport to make sure that their name matches the list and then they were crossed. i was spending all day talking to people there. some of them, they were happy because th

general keane, great to see you. thank you for being here, sir, appreciate it. coming up iranian attacks on u.s. assets reach 66 since october 17th, so when will the administration realize its counter strikes are not working? we'll ask wisconsin senator ron johnson about that coming up. ♪. hi, i'm jason and i've lost 202 pounds on golo. so the first time i ever seen a golo advertisement, i said, "yeah, whatever. there's no way this works like this." and threw it to the side. a couple weeks later, i seen it again after getting not so pleasant news from my physician. i was 424 pounds, and my doctor was recommending weight loss surgery. to avoid the surgery, i had to make a change. so i decided to go with golo and it's changed my life. when i first started golo and taking release, my cravings, they went away. and i was so surprised. you feel that your body is working and functioning the way it should be and you feel energized. golo has improved my life in so many ways. i'm able to stand and actually make dinner. i'm able to clean my house. i'm able to do just simpl

fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. the programme. some really distressing images coming out of gaza today, and we've also had antony blinken, us secretary of state in israel trying to push again and put the pressure on for a humanitarian pause, at least. but so far he is not having any success on that front, is he? ho. far he is not having any success on that front, is he?— that front, is he? no. the whole area is like _ that front, is he? no. the whole area is like a _ that front, is he? no. the whole area is like a bed _ that front, is he? no. the whole area is like a bed of _ that front, is he? no. the whole area is like a bed of scorpions i area is like a bed of scorpions right now. you had hamas lash out initially at israel, you had israel come back with a very strong response, and no circling everywhere outside isjust response, and no circling everywhere outside is just other bad actors. whether it's hezbollah to the north, iran on the other side of the golf, some of the arab states, very concerned about the trea

fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem.have warned of a long war — but what do we know about its military operation so far, and how realistic are its aims? 0ur defence correspondent jonathan beale explains. israel says its goal is to destroy hamas, wipe it off the face of the map. its tanks are now in gaza. what's still not clear, though, is how it will achieve that with military means alone. so what do we know about israel's military campaign so far? this map gives an indication of the focus of israel's attacks on gaza. israel says it's carried out more than 11,000 strikes over the past three weeks. yellow dots show the damage caused to buildings by airstrikes and artillery since the start of the war. the red shows the most recent strikes since ground operations began. now, israel has imposed strict reporting restrictions on both the movement and location of its troops. but we do know that israeli ground forces have entered gaza from three directions — mainly from the north, but also from the east. these satellite images i

fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem.and dr benjamin radd, a lecturer on global studies, and a senior fellow at the ucla's burkle centre for international relations. thank you very much forjoining us today, dr radd. how would you describe what's been happening in the last 24 hours in gaza? this encirclement of what israel says it is hamas's headquarters.— what israel says it is hamas's headquarters. yes, thank you for having _ headquarters. yes, thank you for having me. _ headquarters. yes, thank you for having me. we _ headquarters. yes, thank you for having me. we are - headquarters. yes, thank you for having me. we are seeing j for having me. we are seeing the decision by the adf to pursue more close quarter combat. they are using air strikes, targeted air strikes, to clear out space and then go in to do this sort of hand—to—hand or face—to—face combat, with the awareness that thatis combat, with the awareness that that is really the only way to fight this kind of barella urban warfare situation. and asking as the unit

fergal keane now looks at the children suffering in gaza.arning that some of you may find his report highly distressing. they cannot choose what they witness. the deaths of others... ..and the grief of their elders. thousands have died. farah hassan was two and a half years old and was killed by an air strike on october 27th. she came late in the life of her parents, abir and mohammed — reaching now for the comfort of memory. this translation: for four week's now ourjournalists and gaza have recorded the impact of the war on its children. those who survive live with the trauma. but there is another story that speaks of gaza's children and the longing forjoy. they created a world record for kite flying 12 years ago, a transcendent moment. and even now, amid all the war has taken, there is also resilience. children making worlds of their own within the war. this 12—year—old finds comfort in herfamily within the war. this 12—year—old finds comfort in her family when the bombing starts. "my mum calls my brothers and sisters to hug them," she say

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which is why there are so many of the great and good from the history of manchester united, we saw roy keanend ollie connor soldier. we heard from bryan robson in the last few minutes here and he just talked about how bobby charlton had words for every of those new signings, and whatjoy he took from the highs that manchester united had, certainly under sir alex ferguson, who we saw arrive here in the last 30 minutes or so. we don't believe sir alex ferguson will be giving a reading. he has had a desperately sad personal time losing his wife cathy also last month and now his great confidant and friends sir bobby charlton as well. certainly we have seen many united greats already enter manchester cathedral here already. alex daphne, who we spoke to former manchester united boss michael cooper and that european cup winning side from 1968. it looks as though we are just about to have another of the final guests arriving here perhaps at manchester cathedral, and that is the president designate of the football association. we can bring you these live pictures now. prince william arrives here at ma

there had been more distressing images a couple of days before in reports from jeremy bowen and fergal keaneance. it thundered across beach camp in gaza city. israel's justification is defending the living as well as avenging its dead. palestinians call this genocide. forfour weeks now, ourjournalists in gaza have recorded the impact of the war on its children. those who survive live with the trauma. those reports went on to show respectively pictures of a bloodied and injured child and a dead child, and it produced this plea from nick gamblin. astrid kazarian added... let's discuss this withjon neal, the editor of the bbc�*s news at one, six and ten, and with viewer steve wardell, whojoins us down the line. thank you both for coming on newswatch. steve, you first contacted us about that report last week with the two shootings. why? what was your concern? my initial thought was you were showing people being shot on the news, which isn't something that historically i've been used to seeing. but it then occurred to me that you were showing them being shot on a news channel, a programme that wa

roy keane and nicky but also arriving.992, a sir alex ferguson look to rebuild manchester united, given guidance and advice by sir bobby who was on the board of directors them. as sir matt busby look to rebuild manchester united after the tragedy of the munich air disaster. sir bobby was just 20 but was playing a game less than a month later, but obviously a tragedy that defined him as a man, affected him and we heard from alex daphne how it just wasn't spoken of, henry winter as well talking about the impact that had notjust on the club but also on sir bobby charlton. it took them ten years to reach the top of europe again with they became european champions, beating benfica in that famous wembley final, as the bells peal here at manchester cathedral. we are about 20 minutes away from the start of the memorial service, but the funeral quotation will be arriving in the next 15 minutes or so, just as we saw hundreds if not thousands at old trafford i suppose there before making its way to the city central. we expect many to

fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. tough to watch, isn't it?in the context of an interview that the former us president barack 0bama gave when he was asked in the last week about the conflict in the middle east for a podcast interview. an excerpt was released yesterday of that interview in which he emphasises shared responsibility that goes back decades. and so, if you want to solve the problem, then you have to take in the whole truth. and you then have to admit... applause. ..nobody�*s hands are clean. that all of us are complicit to some degree. i wondered what you make of that intervention? i i wondered what you make of that intervention?— i wondered what you make of that intervention? i strongly agree with it. for the intervention? i strongly agree with it. forthe last — intervention? i strongly agree with it. for the last five, _ intervention? i strongly agree with it. for the last five, ten _ intervention? i strongly agree with it. for the last five, ten years, - it. for the last five, ten years, frankly, since 0bama's first couple of ye