his brother mohammed was running part of hamas in khan yunis and even before he became the head of theement, he was the leaderfor the head of the movement, he was the leader for hamas in gaza, which i think is the most important place for hamas, there is a heavy weight of hamas in gaza and he was ahead of the movement, he was the overall leader, whether he himself ordered the decision of the 7th of october or not, he was the one in charge of that. there's still word from halas orany there's still word from halas or any indication about this recent israeli claim that they killed him. there is a photo circulating on social media which i saw and it looks like him but it's not verified, and some are suggesting it may be an ai photo. still very conflicting reports about him but indeed, if he is the one and he has really been killed or targeted, and he has really been killed ortargeted, it's and he has really been killed or targeted, it's a significant development towards a turning point in this war. 50 development towards a turning point in this war.— point in this war. so you're sa in: poi

caitrÍona: hamish mesh of unicef in khan yunis.s its campaign against hezbollah in lebanon. the lebanese red cross says at least 10 people were killed in a strike hitting a northern town. israel has yet to comment. in lebanon south, hezbollah described violent clashes with israel on monday. the militant group says it fired rockets across aid was really town, where israeli soldiers were killed by a weekend drone strike. benjamin netanyahu visited that site on monday and vowed to continue striking haslett targets. netanyahu also rejected accusations from the international community that israeli troops had targeted u.n. peacekeepers in the benign. the prime minister said he regretted harm to u.n. personnel but repeated his call for the mission to temporarily leave lebanon. >> israel is not fighting the people of lebanon. it is fighting iran's proxy has a lot, which es lebanese territory to attack israel. we regret any harm done to uniformed personnel and the idf is doing its utmost to prevent such incidents. the best way to ensure the

i was in khan yunis. it was pretty bad.t european hospital, probably the best resourced block of the gaza strip at the time and it was still a total disaster, the household some of the displaced persons camp, electricity was inconsistent. water was undrinkable to the hospital had its own water filtration system. there were 1500 people admitted to the hospital even tit 220 bem children. every day we had mass casualty events. every day i saw a new child shot in the head. i don't mean like a 17-year-old kid. i mean like young, visibly identifiable as children children. it was an absolute disaster. sumi: for -- were aid organizations able to relieve the situation at all especially in hospitals? >> yes. the works aid organizations are doing is very important, and it is making a difference. but, i hope people can understand that for a year the gaza strip has been under total and complete seizure and -- seig e, an incredible level of bombardment never seen anywhere else. everywhere in gaza has been destroyed literally. 85%-90% of

the israeli army told doron she'd been held at nasser hospital in khan yunis.s holding hostages in hospitals. last november, israel agreed a temporary ceasefire, releasing some palestinians from prison in exchange for some of the hostages. cars beep. it's amazing. every day, i look at them, and i know that it's a miracle that they are here. emily was released the day after the ceasefire began. i had to put my ear close to her lips so i could hear anything at all. that was pretty devastating, to realise that she was in so much fear that she couldn't even talk. anyone meeting her today would never guess in a million years that she spent 50 days as a hostage in gaza. extremely strong girl. the ceasefire only lasted for one week. for the first time, aid agencies could get into gaza from israel. the big focus when i was there in november was getting food and supplies to the north. james elderfrom unicef was on the border with aid trucks, waiting to go in. israel controls the supply of aid across the gaza strip, and at no point have we seen an intention to look after

i don't have a pinpoint location but the whereabouts of khan yunis in that vicinity, above ground andfew discussed the pictures, there was quite substantial damage to that body is not only in one location so it probably looked like there was some sort of significant explosion. i would guess a tank around or perhaps air delivered ordinance and will have to get further detail from the and will have to get further detailfrom the idf but and will have to get further detail from the idf but the troops on the ground that were in contact there and clashed with terrorists on the ground are not the type of troops so far, as far as i know, that israel would use for a targeted, well—prepared elimination of a terrorist leader and it appears to be slightly different. this is preliminary information and we will have to wait for the idf to release official information.- to release official information. ., information. and you are exaecting _ information. and you are expecting that _ information. and you are expecting that to - information. and you are expecting that to come l expecting that to come

center of the country from the gaza strip, it is reported, that the shooting was carried out from khan yunis the shelling of israeli territory is being carried out today both from the gaza strip and from lebanon. well, now let's move on to other news: the death toll from the devastating flood in southwestern bosnia and herzegovina has increased to 18. this footage is published by the tas agency. torrential rains caused floods, landslides, and entire areas were. from the message: dozens of people are listed as missing. a state of natural disaster has been declared in the country. according to the nation, due to adverse weather, undocking from the iss the crew dragon spacecraft with the crew 8 mission crew has been rescheduled again, now to october 10. among those scheduled to return to earth is a russian cosmonaut, alexander grebenkin. it is reported that the reason for the rescheduling was the weather conditions off the coast of florida, where the craft is scheduled to... splash down, well, now watch the continuation of the vesti nedeli program. iran launched massive missiles at israel this

no need to ban israel welbeck or nasr allah labik or nasr in khan yunis and jabalia are also palestinianugees with their phones in their hands reflecting the images of iranian rockets. were they in heaven or did they rejoice like this? the people of nablus took the pieces of rockets and said like this: god is great , cut off the rockets of victory, the rockets of victory, ibn nablah, jabal al-nar, god willing, you will be liberated, god willing , in ramallah, the palestinians took souvenir photos with the bodies of the rockets. west bank they made a victory lap with them, and some expressed gratitude in this way , and the iranian missile became a symbol of resistance in the palestinian squares, according to sada and sima news agency. you are good. well, doctor, we have seen the report that shows my happiness.

khan yunis had not been destroyed at that point.ital was probably the best resource and it was still an utter and total disaster. there were 10,000, 15,000 people sheltering on the grounds of the hospital. the hospital was starved as supplies and barely had water supplies. there were many times we did not have running water because the water had to be taken to the icu and operating rooms. because it was a 220 bed hospital with almost 1500 people admitted, it was impossible to keep anything clean or sterile. the entire population is displaced, of course. even the health-care workers themselves are living at the hospital for the most part. the or and icu staff. you can imagine that cleanliness was basically impossible as well as sterility. operating conditions were impossible. infections from interventions, either surgical or medical, was skyrocketing, close to 100% from what i could tell and others have said the same. the conditions in the hospital worker renders. one of the things we did mention in the letter to the biden administra

benjamin netanyahu has not said that explicitly but saying the death of the so-called butcher of khan yunisl be an opportunity. >> translator: but now has been eliminated you will see there will be a decline of the evil and they will no longer rain over gaza. this is the beginning, this is the day after hamas now. it is now an opportunity for you to be released and freed of his tyranny and to you, the hamas, believe me the leaders they can never flee us. they will be eliminated. >> joining us now, endowment for international peace senior fellow and former negotiator for the state department aaron david miller who does israel negotiate with now? who do the qataris mediate with now that sinwar is dead? >> there are two principle decisions that need to be made. who or what as you pointed out who will succeed sinwar and the options here are pretty elusive. you have mohammad sinwar, yahya sinwar's brother who is more radical than he is, a couple battalion commanders in gaza city who have some measure of seniority and the external leadership. until we have a much better idea of who or whether the

at the same time, warning signals sounded for the residents of the eastern part of khan yunis, because it seems that on the anniversary of october 7, hamas launched rockets at israel, and israel responded by striking the places of hamas notes. i myself was forced to evacuate several times, three or four times to be exact. so saw this whole process. you have only 10 minutes to pack and go nowhere you have no way to pack your things. you don't know if the area you are evacuating to is safe for you and your family, or if you will find food, shelter and a tent to sleep in? i spoke to people who recently returned from the refugee camp, nusseirad, they got in. to the hospital, three of them are blind women, they don't know what to do, they don't have a place to wash, they don't have enough food, this is how the life of displaced people in gaza looks like. unfortunately, israel and egypt do not allow foreign journalists to go to gaza, but there are a few brave palestinian journalists who are dedicated to their work and doing their best to cover the events there. after a year of war, hamas con

surrounding parts of the north and preventing these pictures show a being dropped above the city of khan yunisoment we'll here from hugo bachega in beirut — but first the latest from yolande knell injerusalem. we have not had a formal israeli government response, but we have heard that the israeli prime minister met with senior officials to discuss this, even though it is a time we are not seen a lot of government business taking place, it is a jewish holiday. the latest figures we have had suggest there have been improvements in recent days in the amount of lorries going into gaza taking aid in. still this falls short according to the latest figures of the more than 350 lorry—loads of aid the americans have said they want to see going into gaza every single day. the last figure wasfor tuesday when something like 145 lorries went in according to the israelis. it was really important to see 50 lorry—loads of aid going into the northern part of the gaza strip yesterday. we have had aid delivered there for three consecutive days after a two—week stretch when the un says there was no aid going int

these pictures show a plane dropping aid parcels above the city of khan yunis in southern gaza.irut — yolande knell and hugo bachega. just picking up on what united states un ambassador said that the eu's foreign policy chief is criticising the 30 day deadline that the united states has imposed on israel to improve the flow of aid or else see a reduction in military supplies. he is saying that thatis supplies. he is saying that that is too long. but it means that is too long. but it means that people might starve over the course of those 30 days. tell us more about this growing pressure on israel over aid. i mean, i havejust been pressure on israel over aid. i mean, i have just been talking mean, i havejust been talking to the un humanitarian agency's had in gaza. and he paints a picture that is very complicated when it comes to both getting aid in the gaza strip and also then distributing it effectively. now, there has been this problem that un has been highlighting since the start of the month where there was a stretch where no aid, they say, went into the northern third of th

heard sirens in tel aviv and we also heard explosions the idf confirms there was five launches from khan yunis in the gaza strip fire by hamas terrorist into people injured you the international airport as a result of that. >> prime minister benjamin netanyahu is under pressure to make a deal to bring the remaining hostages home. take a look at his home on the one-year anniversary of october 7 hundreds gathered for an immediate deal this morning, 101 hostages remain in gaza and unfortunately 36 are confirmed to be done, 28-year-old is one of the 36 his death was announced this morning on the one-year anniversary that he was taken into gaza, israeli president attended the ceremony this morning for the more than 340 people killed at the nova music festival and the others that were kidnapped from their part of a three-day tour he will attend several event honoring october 7 victims the idf tells fox since october 7 is compensated thousands of guns and rockets as well as the vehicles they use that day we visited is really military base to visit them themselves. >> this car one year ago was filled

yahca sinwar, in khan yunis, an absolute blueprint knowledge of gaza, had the ability to move aroundhily. we know that simply because it's now 12 months since october 7th, 12 months in which israel wanted to kill him and weren't able to. and now perhaps, perhaps has been able to. >> so i know you've been working the phones, what are you hearing from your sources in the middle east? >> reporter: i think the situation right now, ana, is everybody is waiting to get this kind of genetic or dna i should say confirmation from the israeli that, in fact, it was sinwar that was killed. he also had a brother, so the israelis are doing their due diligence to make sure he was not his brother who was also a military commander within hamas that was killed in this exchange. i think a lot of people in the middle east who are watching this development on one hand not surprised. i think the terms the israelis have been using to describe him for sometime now is a "dead man walking. "all of the intelligence agencies in the middle east and all the government officials i've been speaking to knew that at s