well, indeed only _ pulled out of khan younis? well, indeed only the _ pulled out of khan younis?ople to move from rafah to khan younis. but there is nothing there for them. it is unlikely that is what makes sense and the world would accept that is a reasonable plan to protect civilians from an idf invasion. the other part is that who gets to declare victory is the government of israel. what they accept as what allows them to move forward and indeed this withdrawal from khan younis is part of what hamas has asked for a withdrawal of israeli forces. that may help with the negotiations of the ceasefire that are going on in cairo now. is there a red line for the us do you think, and if so what is it? is there something i israel would do for the united states to say we are not sending you any more arms. that would be not sending you any more arms. trust would be complicated. first gaza is not the only front that israel's fighting on. we have a long, close mutually supportive military relationship and to cut that would be an extraordinary step. keeping in mind there is a front with hez

madina khan younis today is about devastation, including the earthquake in khan younis city. has spoiled nothing. the zionist newspaper haras writes that the zionist regime retreated without achieving its goals in khan younis and the victory desired by benjamin netanyahu is not a strange occurrence as he says. they return to their homes. if there is a house left. the city has changed so much that the way home is lost . the symbol of the zionists can be seen all over the city. murder, destruction. this is khanyounes, south of the kareem bar. it was exactly 6 months ago that the zionists plowed this area under the pretext of destroying hamas in order to harvest hamas. nasser, shafa, amak hospitals. with the title that hamas has a tunnel under them , they became like this. now, after creating these scenes , the zionists left here. troops from khan yunus. at the same time, he withdrew his forces from khanyounes, which could not reach any of his main goals the assassination of yahya sanwar and muhammad from dif and the release of their hostages in gaza. the general of the zionist

israeli forces have been fighting for what you wrote months in khan younis.egroup and they want to rest. a more urgent concern for the israeli leadership is the potentialfor a war in the northern front with hezbollah. we have not really spoken a great deal about the increasing tensions between israel and iran and its allies. and the northern front between israel and lebanon has become a tinderbox. it takes a spark to ignite a regional war between israel and iran and its allies. lets talk more — israel and iran and its allies. lets talk more about _ israel and iran and its allies. lets talk more about that _ israel and iran and its allies. lets talk more about that northern front. as you say, the repeated exchange of fire and the depth with which israeli warplanes are operating in lebanon at the moment is a thing that at other times is exactly the thing we would be talking about. but because of the situation in gaza attention seems to be drawn away from the northern front, but israel again says it is continuing to prepare for war there.- again says it is conti

displaced palestinians start returning to the gazan city of khan younis.of war. the next phase of the post office horizon inquiry begins this week. former subpostmasters tell the bbc those responsible must be held to account. hundreds of rohingya muslims are being conscripted to fight for myanmar�*s militaryjunta, a bbc investigation finds. millions of people are gearing up for a total solar eclipse, which will plunge parts of north america into darkness. hello, i'm anna foster. we start in the middle east, where israel appears to be moving to a new phase of its military operation in gaza. displaced people from the southern gazan city of khan younis have started returning home, after the israel defense forces said they have withdrawn all of their maneuvering ground forces from that area — leaving just one brigade. israel's defence minister, yoav gallant, said troops have been pulled out to prepare for future missions, including into the now overcrowded city of rafah. much of the khan younis area is now in ruins, after months of bombardment and heavy confli

khan younis has been destroyed. it all needs to be rebuilt now.ive in, let alone human being. translation: | wasn't . expecting this destruction. our biggest request is that they withdrew from our land. it's better for us to have tents on the rubble of our home rather than being displaced. hamas launched rockets from khan younis, the army said, even as its troops withdrew. it hit back with airstrikes. israel's prime minister has promised total victory in this war, but hamas is still fighting and the withdrawal leaves just a skeleton israeli presence across the middle of the strip. this is being presented as a temporary tactical withdrawal and that buys benjamin netanyahu more time. under american pressure to agree a cease fire deal and pressure from his own cabinet to keep the war going, he's framing this as a pause, not an end in the fighting, keeping both foreign and domestic allies on track. translation: we are working constantly to attain our objectives. first and foremost, the release of all of our hostages and the achieving of total victory

khan younis has been destroyed. it all needs to be rebuilt now.not suitable for animal to live in, let alone human being. translation: | wasn't . expecting this destruction. our biggest request is that they withdrew from our land. it's better for us to have tents on the rubble of our home rather than being displaced. hamas launched rockets from khan younis, the army said, even as its troops withdrew. it hit back with airstrikes. israel's prime minister has promised total victory in this war, but hamas is still fighting and the withdrawal leaves just a skeleton israeli presence across the middle of the strip. this is being presented as a temporary tactical withdrawal and that buys benjamin netanyahu more time. under american pressure to agree a cease fire deal and pressure from his own cabinet to keep the war going, he's framing this as a pause, not an end in the fighting, keeping both foreign and domestic allies on track. translation: we are working constantly to l attain our objectives. first and foremost, the release of all of our hostages and t

in khan younis , the bodies of 170 martyrs were taken out of a mass grave in the nasser hospital area, according to palestinian sources. about 500 martyrs are buried in this grave. these people were martyred in numerous attacks by the zionist forces on khan yunis and nasser hospital before retreating from this city. i am currently talking with mr. hani al-maqari, a reporter for sed and sima in the south of the gaza strip. hello, mr. al-maqari, please tell me about the latest developments in the gaza strip. mr. al-maqari , can you hear me? well, it seems that our connection has not been established, my colleagues are still trying to re-establish this connection. after 3 days of continuous attack, zionist soldiers retreated along karam in the west bank. 14 palestinians in the attack zionists were martyred and dozens of people were injured during the nurshams prison. across the west bank towards the martyrs of the camp. nurshams, the nationwide strike has been declared, the soldiers and the zionist settlers targeted the rescuers and ambulances in their attacks . in these attacks, the dri

this is khan younis now.doucet. khan younis seems to be a devastated city. we have entire neighbourhoods which have been flattened down. you have few people now going back to khan younis trying to assess if they can come back or not. my fear is that, even if they believe they can come back, that there might be hundreds, if not thousands of unexploded ordinances — that means it would be infected also for the children and highly dangerous. and you have the resources, the capacity to help gazans resettle, even if it's an attempt? you know, today it's already a race against the clock to try to reverse the looming famine in the gaza strip. we do not have enough resources to help hundreds of thousands of people who might go back to khan younis. you also have to take into consideration that the hundreds of thousands of people might be forced to be moved if there is an offensive that takes place in rafah. mona, let's come back to you because plenty of allies of israel have formed against going into rafah, get benjami

the devastating scenes, the satellite images of khan younis.ues to say that it only targets hamas fighters and leaders as well as its infrastructure, but those kinds of shocking images, that's the canon which says that the fasting has ended. we are reaching the end of the holy month of ramadan, those are the cannons that sound when the day is fast has ended. �* sound when the day is fast has ended. ~ . ., , ., ., ended. the cia director is in cairo we know that. — ended. the cia director is in cairo we know that, with _ ended. the cia director is in cairo we know that, with the _ ended. the cia director is in cairo we know that, with the red - ended. the cia director is in cairo| we know that, with the red reports in the last 2a hours that the us is chairing those talks for the first time to ensure maximum pressure. where are we when it comes to a new cease—fire and hostage deal? the cease-fire and hostage deal? the situation is _ cease—fire and hostage deal? tue: situation is still cease—fire and hostage deal? tte: situation is still very diff

hamas launched rockets from khan younis, the army said, even as its troops withdrew.israeli presence across the middle of the strip. this is being presented as a temporary tactical withdrawal and that buys benjamin netanyahu more time. under american pressure to agree a cease fire deal and pressure from his own cabinet to keep the war going, he's framing this as a pause, not an end in the fighting, keeping both foreign and domestic allies on track. translation: we are working constantly to l attain our objectives. first and foremost, the release of all of our hostages and the achieving of total victory over hamas. this victory requires entering rafah and eliminating the terrorist battalions there. this will happen, there is a date. returning residents to their homes could smooth the path to a cease fire deal, but it could also help those in israel who want to continue the war. israel is facing tough us demands to move refugees out of rafah before any ground offensive there. a day after the israeli withdrawal, it's clear how much the face of khan younis has changed, mu

displaced people from the southern gazan city of khan younis have started to return home, after the israel defence forces said they have withdrawn all of their maneuvering ground forces from that area — leaving just one brigade. israel's defence minister yoav gallant said troops have been pulled out to prepare for future missions, including into the now overcrowded city of rafah. much of khan younis is now in ruins after months of bombardment and heavy conflict between israeli troops and fighters from palestinian militant groups. sunday marked six months since hamas, designated a terrorist organisation by the us, uk and other countries, attacked israel, killing about 1,200 people and taking more than 250 hostages. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, vowed to "crush and destroy hamas" so that it no longer posed any threat, and said he would secure the release of the remaining hostages still being held in gaza. in the war that has followed the 7th of october attacks, gaza's hamas—run health ministry says more than 33,000 people have been killed there. on sunday, tens of thousands of

as we completed our mission in khan younis, in the khan younis area, so then the troops rotate out, ander troops that are operating elsewhere. so it's important to understand it is a decline in the forces, but there are more operations that need to be conducted. rafah is clearly a stronghold where there are four battalions untouched and where we released two hostages from just last month. so we need to be able to get all of the hostages back wherever they are. we need to dismantle hamas's capabilities, wherever they are, and we will mobilise ourforces accordingly. the forces aren't in the gaza strip just to take control of gaza. that's not the intention by any stretch of the imagination. the forces are there to get rid of hamas and bring back the hostages. lieutenant colonel peter lerner. at the six—month mark of the israel— gaza war, memorials are being held at some sites here across israel including at a site close to the border where a celebration turned into scenes of the slaughter. we spoke to people visiting latter—day to light candles to remember those who perished that day at th

in khan younis, the eid al-fitr prayer is also held inside one. from wards of the khan younis european hospital were established in the south of the gaza strip. eid al-fitr prayers were held in the west bank and other parts of occupied palestine. allahu akbar. allahu akbar. allahu akbar. despite the restrictions of the zionist regime, 60,000 palestinians offered eid al-fitr prayers in al-aqsa mosque. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful , and the knowledge of the qur'an, the creation of mankind. allahu akbar. allahu akbar. however, the soldiers of the occupying regime attacked and beat the worshipers after offering the eid al-fitr prayer and leaving the al-aqsa mosque in the vicinity of bab al-salsalah. hazrat ayatollah khamenei, supreme leader of the islamic revolution sob today, in a meeting with the officials of the ambassador system of islamic countries and a group of people from different strata of the people on the occasion of eid al-fitr, while appreciating the amazing presence and enthusiasm of the iranian nation in t

palestinians who've gone back to the wrecked city of khan younis — have spoken to the bbc of returningael's military revealed on sunday, it was reducing its numbers of soldiers from southern gaza, leaving just one brigade in the area. the israeli military has stressed though a �*significant force' would remain in gaza.

the defence minister claims israel's weeks long attack on the city of khan younis means hamas is no longer functioning as a military organisation there. the israeli military says troops will now prepare for another assault including on the city of rafah, where an estimated 1.5 million palestinians are sheltering. it is now six months since hamas attacked israel, killing some 1200 people, taking more than 250 hostages and triggering the war. the prime minister and jimmy netanyahu insists the group will be eliminated but as jeremy bowen reports, an israeli victory looks far from certain. 0ver six months, gaza has been ravaged by war, disease, death and now imminent famine, caused by israel's siege. the un calls it "a betrayal of humanity." kibbutz nir oz, right on israel's border with gaza, feels like a time capsule — stuck in the horrors of the 7th of october. hamas broke in at dawn. they killed and took hostage a quarter of the 400 or so israelis who lived here. sayed was laying there dead, nearthere. you could see that he was trying to hold the door closed, and actually, the door was lock

for months, khan younis was a city of targets, its apartment blocks and hospitals seen by israel as hidinghomes

residents start to return to the gazan city of khan younis.ngyas in myanmar have been conscripted to fight for the embattled militaryjunta. the next phase of the post office horizon public inquiry resumes this week as details emerge about what bosses were paid as the scandal unfolded. singing and the life and music of amy winehouse is the subject of a new film, back to black. our culture correspondent sat down with the film's director and its star. hello. i'm sally bundock. a very warm welcome to the programme. we start in the middle east, where it appears israel is moving to a new phase of its military operation. residents from the southern gazan city of khan younis have started to return home after the israel defense forces say they have withdrawn all of its manoeuvring ground forces, leaving just one brigade. israeli defence minister yoav gallant says troops have been pulled out to prepare forfuture missions, including into gaza's southern city of rafah. much of the khan younis area is now in ruins after months of bombardment and heavy figh

they know that the israeli army announced that they withdraw from khan younis for my family is when they by stone when the army withdrew from khan younis everybody rushed their to check their homes. all of their homes are completely destroyed, raised to the ground so if they are thinking to go back there, they have nothing to go to because it's not valid for living. there is no water, no buildings, nothing. so they have no place to go to. even in a tent they cannot go there because there is no water or basic needs that will help them to live. ~ . , , . , ., live. we are seeing pictures of the moment as _ live. we are seeing pictures of the moment as you — live. we are seeing pictures of the moment as you tell _ live. we are seeing pictures of the moment as you tell us _ live. we are seeing pictures of the moment as you tell us about - live. we are seeing pictures of the moment as you tell us about your| moment as you tell us about your brothers and of khan younis and the rubble is an ruins of many people public buildings. thank you so much for taking the time to talk to us on this day. h

as we completed our mission in khan younis, in the khan younis area, troops rotate out, and we have otherunderstand this is a decline in the forces, but there are more operations that need to be conducted. rafah is clearly a stronghold where there are four battalions, untouched. when we released two hostages from just last month. we need to be able to get all the hostages back, wherever they are. we need to dismantle hamas's capabilities, wherever they are, we will mobilise our forces accordingly. the forces are notjust in the gaza strip to take control of gaza. that is not the intention by any stretch of the imagination. the intention is to get rid of hamas and take back hostages. i’m intention is to get rid of hamas and take back hostages.— intention is to get rid of hamas and take back hostages. i'm sure we will seak take back hostages. i'm sure we will s - eak to take back hostages. i'm sure we will speak to you — take back hostages. i'm sure we will speak to you again, _ take back hostages. i'm sure we will speak to you again, thank _ take back hostages. i'm sure we will speak to you

displaced palestinians start returning to the gazan city of khan younis — israel says it has withdrawnnext stage of war. i'm here in jerusalem, i'm here injerusalem, in a region where many are watching to see if ceasefire talks in cairo will make progress. it will be speaking to the senior qatari adviser. the un's atomic watchdog warns a new drone attack on ukraine's zaporizhzhia power plant raises the risk of a "major nuclear accident." we'll be speaking to rafael grossi, the body's director general. the next phase of the post office horizon inquiry begins this week. former subpostmasters tell the bbc those responsible must be held to account. and millions of people are gearing up for a total solar eclipse, which will plunge parts of north america into darkness. hello, i'm geeta guru—murthy. welcome to bbc news now. we start in the middle east, where palestinians have begun returning to the devastated city of khan younis in southern gaza after israel said it was reducing the numbers of soldiers in the area, six months into the israel—hamas war. israel's defence minister said troops ar

and that his body was found in khan younis overnight.ck on a kibbutz, nir oz, in october, elad's father was killed and his mother was abducted but freed in a deal in november. in a facebook post, his sister blamed the israeli government for his death. in gaza, a desperate wait for food amid warnings of famine. aid deliveries have been, at best, sporadic. when help does arrive, people rush to get it. translation: when we were displaced at the beginning, we used to eat - rotten bread because of the high prices of food here. this is the only place where i can get food for my children. the attack on a convoy that killed seven aid workers this week has put even more pressure on israel. from the us came a warning — it should do more to boost humanitarian assistance and protect civilians and aid workers or risk losing american support. the world food programme has been able to serve one million people every month with food because they completely depend on us. but we have challenges. we don't have the necessary security guarantees to work here.

that has led to palestinians returning to the devastated city of khan younis.ders in southern gaza to prepare for future operations. now, some palestinians have started to return to the southern city of khan younis but what are they returning to? bakeries and local restaurants have been reduced to rubble. schools destroyed. whole neighbourhoods completely flattened. at bbc verify we have been examining satellite images so let's take a look. at the beginning of december israel carried out air strikes in the army said it has forced an advance in the area. this a district near the hospital. once densely populated residential area. this is what it looks like now. you can see large swathes of buildings now completely flattened. but let's focus on the stadium right here. it was a small patch of greenery among neighbourhoods that families lived in. and this is what is left of it now. it is barely recognisable. much of it has been completely turned up and destroyed. the israeli army have said they have withdrawn their troops but we have not verified that independently

this is a video from the center of khan younis on one of the main roads.nd on this road, you can see on satellite imagery a crater, one of the remnants of earlier bombardment. cars could still technically go around it, but it's damage like this that is likely to make evacuation extremely difficult. and the question of what awaits palestinians fleeing rafah is still unclear. israeli media reports say preparations are under way, including the purchase of 40,000 tents each designed to hold 10 to 12 people. so while the offensive of rafah hasn't begun, it doesn't mean it's a safe place. the israeli army carried out several strikes overnight. this is a video that shows the aftermath of one of those strikes we've geolocated to the city by matching identifiable features in this video with publicly available images — children's toys, a carseat, whole lives scattered. and about 57% of gaza's buildings have been damaged or destroyed. that's according to satellite image analysis. khan younis has borne the brunt of israeli strikes in the south since the war began. so

displaced palestinians start returning to the gazan city of khan younis. of war. donald trump says abortion rights should be decided by us states, rejecting a national abortion ban before november�*s election. the un�*s atomic watchdog warns a new drone attack on ukraine�*s zaporizhzhia power plant raises the risk of a major nuclear accident. and millions of people are gearing up for a total solar eclipse, which will plunge parts of north america into darkness. hello, i�*m geeta guru—murthy. welcome to bbc news now. we start in the middle east, where palestinians have begun returning to the devastated city of khan younis in southern gaza, after israel said it was reducing the numbers of soldiers in the area, six months into the israel—hamas war. israel�*s defence minister said troops are being redeployed and preparing for further operations against hamas. the israeli military could still mount an offensive against hamas�*s last stronghold in rafah, despite the us leading international pleas for restraint. israel and hamas are now looking at fresh proposals

as you have no doubt heard, israel pulled out its ground troops from khan younis a week ago.on the ground now, if you are in contact with doctors or others there? well. with doctors or others there? well, we were back _ with doctors or others there? well, we were back on _ with doctors or others there? well, we were back on tuesday _ with doctors or others there? well, we were back on tuesday and - with doctors or others there? -ii we were back on tuesday and we heard the ground troops had withdrawn, but we still heard automatic weapons firing and we certainly heard bombs and missiles and so on. as far as the aid getting in is concerned, there is a sharp contrast between what is available within gaza and what is available within gaza and what is available within gaza and what is on the far side of the fence in egypt. access to gaza at the moment is across the sinai and rafah. the other side of the fence is a column of lorries and i took a video clip of them. they are nose to tail, four abreast, and at 70 k ph, the video clip is 3.5 minutes, and that gives you some idea of the

even in khan younis, we are talking about a ghost town.lled persons, mass graves inside the hospital, we are talking about a ghost town. so we are thinking where we should go, but no—one can answer this question. find no-one can answer this question. and how no—one can answer this question. and how concerned are you about the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's plans to carry out more of an offensive in rafah and what it will mean for the people that left there? �* ~ . , will mean for the people that left there? �* . . , ., will mean for the people that left there? n . , ., , there? actually, what makes me scared and _ there? actually, what makes me scared and other _ there? actually, what makes me scared and other people, - there? actually, what makes me scared and other people, at - there? actually, what makes me scared and other people, at thel scared and other people, at the beginning, you asked the president and other leaders in the world who said, we are against any operation in rafah. but before two days ago, there were behin

hamas launched rockets from khan younis, the army said, even as its troops withdrew.rael's prime minister has promised total victory in this war, but hamas is still fighting and the withdrawal leaves just a skeleton israeli presence across the middle of the strip. this is being presented as a temporary tactical withdrawal and that buys benjamin netanyahu more time. under american pressure to agree a cease fire deal and pressure from his own cabinet to keep the war going, he's framing this as a pause, not an end in the fighting, keeping both foreign and domestic allies on track. translation: we are working - constantly to attain our objectives. first and foremost, the release of all of our hostages and the achieving of total victory over hamas. this victory requires entering rafah and eliminating the terrorist battalions there. this will happen, there is a date. returning residents to their homes could smooth the path to a cease fire deal, but it could also help those in israel who want to continue the war. israel is facing tough us demands to move refugees out of rafa

khan younis today, from above.nd, and below the ground... ..the searching of the graves. forfour days, this woman has moved through the overpowering stench of the mass graves at al nasser hospital. she is the mother of 21—year—old ahmed, who was killed injanuary. translation: i have been coming here all the time up till now, - until i found the body of my son. my son ahmed, the cherished little boy, his mother's love. he lost his father when he was 12, and i raised him. the graves are now at the centre of conflicting claims between hamas and local aid workers on one side, and the israel defence forces on the other. hamas claims some of the dead were executed, had their hands tied and were dumped in mass graves. the israelis describe these allegations as "baseless", saying they had opened existing graves to check for dead israeli hostages. the examination was carried out respectfully while maintaining the dignity of the deceased. bodies were examined which did not belong to israeli hostages, and they were returned t

what are they really doing in khan younis? they don't mention getting these words to cover up the failure. you see, the probability of this issue is high. well, when the israelis wanted to attack khanyounes by ground. we could see that they were talking about the fact that in other central and northern areas of the gaza strip, no traces of the senior forces of the palestinian resistance groups were found, and these khan yunis and we have to go, and at that time they announced that victory is not possible without attacking khan yunis, and then after the attack on khan yunis and that in fact different areas of this city were destroyed, now this talk is being raised about rafah. they have been talking about this for months , but the attack has not happened yet. in my opinion, it is certain that if an attack were to happen in rafah , the israelis would not be successful in finding the resistance leaders there. he thought then. to other goals, the goals of effendi means to attack it would not be too far off to do it in other areas,

the israeli military confirms it has recovered the body of hostage elad katzir from khan younis, nearlyn slovakia's presidential election, a pro—moscow candidate emerges the winner. delhi hits back after canada's spy agency says india and pakistan interfered in that country's elections. hello, i'm carl nasman. israel's military says it has recovered the body of a man taken hostage and held in gaza, in an overnight operation in khan younis on saturday. it accused the islamichhad group of murdering the man, who has been identified as 47—year—old elad katzir. elad was a farmer who was kidnapped from his kibbutz during the hamas attacks on southern israel last october. his sister said she blames israel's government for failing to do a deal with hamas. she, along with thousands of protestors, are calling on their government to do more to free the remaining hostages. from jerusalem, our middle east correspondent hugo bachega reports. tens of thousands of people joined a protest in tel aviv urging the government to reach a deal with hamas for more hostages to be freed, and the fact that anothe

and that his body was found in khan younis overnight.

khan younis today, from above.ground, and below the ground... ..the searching of the graves. forfour days, this woman has moved through the overpowering stench of the mass graves at al nasser hospital. she is the mother of 21—year—old ahmed, who was killed injanuary. translation: i have been coming here all the time until now, - until i found the body of my son, my son ahmed, the cherished little boy, his mother's love. he lost his father when he was 12, and i raised him. the graves are now at the centre of conflicting claims between hamas and local aid workers on one side and the israel defense forces on the other. hamas claims some of the dead were executed, had their hands tied and were dumped in mass graves. the israelis describe these allegations as "baseless", saying they had opened existing graves to check for dead israeli hostages. the examination was carried out respectfully while maintaining the dignity of the deceased. bodies were examined which did not belong to israeli hostages, and they were returned

to the city of khan younis, the second—largest city in gaza. after months of israeli bombardment and ground operations, which have left large parts of khan younis in ruin. palestinians say they went to streets they didn't recognise any more. not finding their house or their neighbours house, saying that simply they wouldn't be able to live there any more. but there is relief that the israeli troops have now left the area. the announcement was made yesterday by the israeli military, saying that it was pulling out all of its ground forces, except one brigade, which would remain in that part of the strip to enforce a corridor which divides northern gaza from the south. but israel has taken pains to say it will still retain a significant force in the north. there has been much speculation here in israeli media as to whether this marks the end of israel's ground operation or is simply a pause and a rest before it continues its campaign. speaking a short time ago in tel aviv, israeli government spokesperson avi hyman said the reduction in troop numbe

it does the same way that in these days when khan younis was actually retreating, the aggressor forces of the zionist regime inflicted these blows that you mentioned , and at least. in one operation, 14 people from the zionist regime reached an understanding, so the resistance is completely ready, this is what happened. and except for one brigade that i have to tell you, it is there to prevent people from returning to the north . they are in that area. this increased morale for resistance and subsequent operations and preparedness to prevent the possible operations of the zionist regime . thank you. we are in the final part. i have a short question, now i have to ask a long question so that the story is fully explained . you see, at the beginning of the war, maybe we talked about zionist targeting in our conversations , but maybe we can't talk about that word targeting anymore, because targeting a logical and rational process. now we have a survey inside the land the occupations of the newspaper are not satisfied with the results of the gaza war. today, yediot aharonot published a repo

this was received from the refugees who were ready to go to this area, we will go to khan younis province , which was the target of heavy attacks by the zionist occupiers , and a house in al-fakhari area was the target of their own attacks, which resulted in a number of martyrs and injuries in the east of khan younis, as well as civil defense forces. the bodies of more than 330 martyrs were taken from the cemetery to the hospital. the withdrawal of the qassam forces by carrying out an ambush killed or injured a number of zionist soldiers. in the last 24 hours , they committed five crimes of mass murder, as a result of which 43 people were martyred and 64 people were injured. thanks to hani. my colleague al-maqari resigned from rifa, the commander of the ishbah unit in the zionist army. this is the second resignation of the official. the zionist newspaper aharanot admitted that the reason for these resignations was the al-aqsa storm operation and the failure in the gaza war . hezbollah's offensive operations in the north of the occupied territories have paralyzed it, and the return time of

the israeli military confirms it has recovered the body of hostage elad katzir from khan younis, nearlytial election, a pro—moscow candidate emerges the winner. delhi hits back after canada's spy agency says india and pakistan interfered in its country's elections. hello, i'm carl nasman. israel's military says it has recovered the body of a man taken hostage and held in gaza in an overnight operation in khan younis on saturday. it accused the islamichhad group of murdering the man, who has been identified as 47—year—old elad katzir. elad was a farmer who was kidnapped from his kibbutz during the hamas attacks on southern israel last 0ctober. his sister said she blames israel's government for failing to do a deal with hamas. she, along with thousands of protestors, are calling on their government to do more to free the remaining hostages. from jerusalem, our middle east correspondent hugo bachega reports. in tel aviv, protesters are back on the streets. it has been six months since palestinian gunmen stormed southern israel from gaza, and more than 100 israelis remain in captivity. peop

the israel military confirms it's recovered the body of a hostage from khan younis, nearly six monthss strategy is under renewed pressure from washington, as president biden faces growing pressure from within his own party to halt arms transfers to the israelis voters in slovakia are deciding on a new president. a contest between a pro—western former diplomat and a candidate from slovakia's nationalist government. and in australia, more than 150 people are rescued from floods in sydney, as others prepare to leave their homes. welcome to bbc news. the israeli army has recovered the body of a hostage in gaza during an overnight operation. it accused the islamichhad group of murdering the man, who's been identified as elad katzir. he was kidnapped from a kibbutz in the south of israel in attacks led by hamas militants on october the seventh. during that assault, his father was murdered, while his mother was abducted then later released. the israeli army said the body of elad katzir was retrieved from the khan younis area of southern gaza. it said its mission to search for hostages, and r

. >>> in gaza, israel's military has withdrawn from a place called khan younis. palestinians returning finally to see the city reduced to rubble. there are bay area helpers building bridges. they saw images like those and decided to get up and go to gaza to try to help. talk about fairfax nurse, sandra adler. she shared with josÉ martinez what she saw during her two weeks in gaza. >> reporter: sandra adler is back to her day job as an emergency room and pediatric nurse for kaiser permanente east bay after completing a two-week mission in gaza. >> i feel like what we did was a band-aid. even saving, hopefully saving lives. but in the bigger picture, again , a tiny drop. of what we could accomplish in the two weeks we were there. >> reporter: she says she and her team saw more than 150 patients a day , through her time in southern gaza. the work was difficult . >> we were at a trauma civilization point in khan younis. working with a lot of mass casualty incidents . a lot of pediatric trauma. >> reporter: so was getting to gaza in the first place. a journey started

the israeli military confirms it has recovered the body of hostage elad katzir from khan younis, nearlyby hamas. in slovakia's presidential election, a pro—moscow candidate emerges the winner. ukraine warns of dwindling military defences as seven people are killed in two russian drone attacks on kharkiv. and after uganda's constitutional court upholds one of the harshest anti—lgbtq+ laws in the world, we hear from a leading activist who is fighting to overturn it. hello, i'm carl nasman. israel's military says it has recovered the body of a man taken hostage and held in gaza in an overnight operation in khan younis on saturday. it accused the islamichhad group of murdering the man, who has been identified as 47—year—old elad katzir. elad was a farmer who was kidnapped from his kibbutz during the hamas attacks on southern israel last 0ctober. his sister said she blames israel's government for failing to do a deal with hamas. she, along with thousands of protestors, are calling on their government to do more to free the remaining hostages. from jerusalem, our middle east correspondent hug

the israeli army said the body of elad katzir was retrieved from the khan younis area of southern gazaaid its mission to search for hostages, and return them to israel, would continue. allison kaplan sommer is a journalist at israeli newspaper, haaretz. she said the news has been greeted with dismay by the families of israeli hostages. they want their hostages back. they want them alive. as many as still remain alive. and the mood was encapsulated by a facebook post from elad katzir�*s sister, she posted... basically, she was the one who announced as much as the israeli army announced that her brother's body had been recovered and returned to israel. and she wrote on facebook, "you're going to hear from the army about their daring rescue operation "in which they got my brother's body and returned it to israel." and she said, "don't let anyone fool you. "this is not a rescue operation. "this is an incident of my brother having been abandoned to die. "the first abandonment took place when the military did not "move into the kibbutz from which he was kidnapped, in time, and he was kidnapp

bombed into brokenness, khan younis today from above.s, a mother and sister search for a missing son. nabil, aged 23, was killed injanuary. his mother and sister have been searching for nabil�*s body ever since. for two weeks since israeli forces left here, they've come to the nasser hospital. translation: even if he's. a dead body, i want my son. just bring me my son. my heart has been broken for the past three months since i lost him. this is a place where nobody comes in hope of finding the living. only, if they're lucky, the dead, and an end to searching whose trauma is difficult to comprehend. translation: i saw bodies that had signs of torture. _ they were executed. some had their hands and legs tied together and were executed. how long will this continue? the graves are now at the centre of conflicting claims between hamas and local aid workers on one side and the israel defense forces on the other. hamas claims some of the dead were executed. the israelis describe these allegations as baseless, saying they'd opened existing grave

says it's recovered the body of a man taken hostage and held in gaza, in an overnight operation in khan younis on saturday. it accused the islamichhad group of murdering the man, who's been identified as 47—year—old elad katzir. elad was a farmer who was kidnapped from his kibbutz during the hamas attacks on southern israel last october. his sister said she blames israel's government for failing she, along with thousands of protesters, are calling on their government to do more to free the remaining hostages. from jerusalem, our middle east correspondent, hugo bachega, reports. in tel aviv, protesters are back on the streets. it has been six months since palestinian gunmen stormed southern israel from gaza, and more than 100 israelis remain in captivity. people are urging their government to reach a deal with hamas for hostages to be freed, and they also want their prime minister to go. he should resign after what happened. six months ago the war start, and hamas and everything. he claimed that he wants to go to war and make hamas go away and bring all the hostages home, back home. for one isr