amien university, instructor and researcher after his retirement from service with the lebanese army. thank you very much for being with us, dr. sent 62 missiles to one of the largest cionist military bases in northern occupied palestine, which is the marone air surveillance base as a primary retaliation for the assassination of sheikh saleh aluri last week in beirout. what makes this intensive rocket retaliation and that specific geographic situation or geographic location so very important and unique this time. the islamic resistance in lebanon used its missiles a target chosen with adherence to controld and regulated rules of war. regarding the missiles themselves, the resistance opted for a diversified composition to ensure precision in hitting the target. therefore, guided missiles were included to evade the zionist iron dome. the resistance intensified the number of missiles to 62, believing that the iron dome intercepted. approximately 35% of the missiles should allow the remaining 40 missiles to reach the target. however, the iron dome failed to intercept the missiles. as for

amien university, instructor and researcher after his retirement from service with the lebanese army.h for being with us, now hisbullah sent 62 missiles to one of the largest scionist military bases in northern occupied palestine, which is the morone air surveillance base as a primary retaliation for the assassination of sheikh saleh aluri last week in beirot, what makes this intensive rocket retaliation and that specific geographic situation or geographic location so very important and unique this time. the islamic resistance in lebanon used its missiles a target chosen with adherance to control the regulated rules of war. regarding the missiles themselves, the resistance opted for a diversified composition to ensure precision in hitting the target. therefore, guided missiles were included to evade the zionist iron dome. the resistance intensified the number of missiles to 62, believing that the iron dome. intercepting approximately 35% of the missiles should allow the remaining 40 missiles to reach the target. however, the iron dome failed to intercept the missiles. as for the third

university instructor and researcher and retired army general from the services of the lebanese army,nd contribution to our show and your explanation of what the zionist israely enemy is trying to do and not will uh be able capable to actually uh uh perform on the uh front between lebanon and occupied palistan. thank you very much for being with us, ladies and gents, thank you for watching, please do follow us on twitter x and on telegram, and do follow us next week for more updates from right here in west asia on press tv's the mideast stream. on january 3rd, a twin blasts in the southeastern iranian city of kermont targeted mourners marking the fourth martterdom anniversary of lieutenant general haj qasem suleymani daesh (claimed). responsibility, yet many believe there's much more behind this act of terror. these and more on this edition of iran today. you israel, yeah, yeah, israel, yeah, i'm palestinian, you love palestine, i you, are you okay, are you okay, calm down, calm down, calm down, you you palestinian, five palestine, hi, five palestine baby, yeah, yeah, very good, you y

penetrated all the ceilings, reaching an underground parking space and was confiscated by the lebanese army, and the second was confiscated by the resistance for another. meaning the israeli entity can guide them to the intended destination before their ation. unlike typical missiles, they don't explode upon surface contact, but penetrate multiple layers, including reinforced concrete before exploding at the predetermined location, known to the israeli entity intel with prior information about al-aruri's location. well um, i wanted to talk more about uh how the retaliation of the resistance was in lebanon, but sadly on monday afternoon we heard news coming out from south lebanon that another assassination happened in village in south lebanon, targeting supposedly very high ranking official in the lebanese resistance hisballah. what information do you have about that? the information available about the assassination operation. carried out by the israeli entities air force targeting a car of a resistance leader indicated that them is a prominent figure in the islamic resistance in lebanon, k

it is the lebanese army that must make a statement and warn or take countermeasures . this is something that something that is completely objective has attacked the capital to the south of the capital of this country . the lebanese government should not be silent. the lebanese army should not be silent. hezbollah knows its duties well , but the zionists made another strategic mistake, that is, if they wanted to become a region based on the assumption of a war , they would have a bigger battle with hezbollah than what has been going on in your border during this period, at the beginning of the war. it was better for the zionists, now the zionists are worn out, and i believe that there is a stronger logic inside lebanon to respond to selah, but you see, i believe that the reason for the zionist regime's anger is the strategic patience of hezbollah, why is hezbollah doing this? it doesn't do direct and extensive work, it's bad by the way he does not want to involve the hizbullah organization in the battlefield and both his internal public opinion and his supporters, especi

but in lebanon there is hezbollah, they have allies there, such and such allies, but the lebanese armyting the location of the lebanese army, that is do everything to provoke, consolidate, for which, well, i’m not an expert on internal israeli politics, they say that how strong is lebanon’s army, and the army is not hezbal, it’s 59, 60,000 people, it is armed mainly with residuals... in principle, and we gave weapons to the americans, so 59,730, now wait, so hossein increased 559. 694,542 less than 60,000, she, of course, is not so trained, the rank and file of the non-commissioned officers are mostly shiites, the senior command staff are maronites, maronite christians , yes, but it has some kind of equipment , it has something, in terms of training, it is not khazbala and not even khazbalah’s closest allies, there is... a list of other structures, that is, they are clearly provoking, yesterday the lebanese ministry of health issued an order that that hospitals should prepare for a possible war, that is , there is a very strong threat of war, it will be a completely different war, comp

did it get the permission of the lebanese army? its mission required that it confront in every islamic point where it is actually needed, and it was successful, and it was successful. the zionist regime violated the territorial sovereignty of the lebanese country, that is, this army it is lebanon that must make a statement and warn or take countermeasures. this is something that something completely objective has attacked the capital to the south of the capital of this country, the lebanese government should not remain silent, the lebanese army, hezbollah , knows its duties well, but the zionists made another strategic mistake, that is, if they wanted to fight on the assumption let there be a region where there will be a bigger battle with hezbollah than what was going on in your border during this period at the beginning of the war. it was a better time for zionists, now zionists are worn out and on my side, the logic is stronger to answer the zionists , yes, but look, i believe that the reason for the zionist regime's anger is he

the lebanese army has announced that these hoses were transporting fuel and incendiary materials to thearea in ita shab and they spread it there so that later the military forces and the zionist army would cause a massive fire in that area by firing incendiary bombs. israeli drones attacked three areas in southern lebanon, including lubuna beitlif , and israeli drones attacked nine areas , including kafarkala and khayam , and two cars were targeted by israeli drones, which unfortunately, one car was killed in the terrorist attack by the israeli drones. in kafarkala, a lebanese citizen an hour ago , the zionist regime's media stopped sounding the danger siren in the area of ​​asb al-jalil and al-jalil. thank you very much , mr. hassan azimzadeh, my colleague from the border of lebanon with occupied palestine at the same time as the us president arrived at the dallas airport. a number of opponents of the zionist regime demonstrated in support of the people of gaza. joe biden, who traveled to dallas to participate in the funeral of one of the former representatives of the us congress , fac

most the most important, most dangerous development that occurred just yesterday, was that the lebanese army along with the unifill detected and found that the israelis were in addition to shelling the trees and the orchards and the agricultural sectors and areas in this in south lebanon, especially the area which is right in almashab and shab, that was where they found pipes where the israelis were actually using in order to put in and put in more gasoline and gas in order to try to cause more fires in those areas since the beginning of course of the confrontation, the israelis have uh burned uh more than 40,00 alle of trees in addition to other agricultural lands, despite all of this you have the the firefighters, the um the the lebanese army also with its capabilities, they have always tried to extinguish the fires, tried to save as many trees as they can, but now the israelies since they have found that with the fact that we we have all these attempts to stop the fires, they're attempting to cause more flames that would probably not be extinguishable, and so this is what we're looking at

previously uh caught and attacked their devices here in lebanon with in collaboration with the lebanese army, they had disintegrated many of the espionage cells and even devices that were found in many..." areas in beirot, in all of lebanon, even before the al-aqsa flood, that was considered a blow to the israelis, many of the agents also, the spies for the israelis were taken in by the lebanese army itself, of course, and it is illegal to deal and collaborate and even speak to any israeli.

but of course uh, even during the time of the occupation, the lebanese government itself or the lebanese army did not take action on themselves and even during the the early years of the establishment of... the regime of israel over the land of palestine, we saw that many of the clerics were in south lebanon during the time when the israelies used to come in and attack the people of south lebanon, commit many massacres and aggressions, the lebanese government did not interfere uh, we also heard lot of letters from the clirics over there to the lebanese government, however it wasn't until after uh the 1980s until there was a formation of uh armed resistance whether it is the uh the leftest parties. or then later on hizbillah, which continued that path of resistance, and even during the time of the occupation it was the resistance, but the issue is the government does give legitimacy to the resistance through its manifesto, the lebanese uh cabinet uh manifestoes usually include always an article which mentions the right of the lebanese people to resist uh the right of the lebanese people to res

the lebanese army cut off and collected these hoses. almost 2 months ago , the zionist soldiers did the same thing and a massive fire started. they created branch offices in the ita region, and about 3 hectares of the forests there were burned. today, the danger sirens sounded in the asb al-jalil and west galilee areas, within the limits of six military and zionist settlements. allah to yes, i am very grateful to mr. hassan azimzadeh, the reporter of seda and siba news agencies located on the border between lebanon and occupied palestine, who told us and the viewers about the latest news from the region. the manufacturer of injectable supplies is provided by the subsidiaries of this board of trustees and the applicants can buy the shares of this company after it is listed on the stock exchange . the private sector believes that the competition of public companies with the private sector in the production of the private sector is disabled. private sector and unequal competition. secretary general of the union of medical necessities produ

it was near a lebanese army checkpoints.according to security sources speaking to the reuters news agency. we are hearing at least two people were killed in a car in southern lebanon and others were injured, two. this is the israel boundary with gaza. this is the rafah crossing. we have had details released by the hamas run health ministry in gaza, they say since the 7th of october, since the war started more than 25,000 palestinians have been killed. there number is 25,105. they also said that 62,681 people have been injured. israel does not recognise those numbers, it doesn't recognise those numbers, it doesn't recognise the statistics produced by hamas, it is of course prescribed as a terrorist organisation, the uk and the us included. but they are saying that 25,105 palestinians have now been killed. in iraq, there has been an attack on an airbase used by the us. the us says iranian—backed militants were behind the attack. multiple ballistic missiles and rockets were fired. some were intercepted by air defences. let's lo

the israeli army and hezbollah, for a number of reasons, now the israeli army is attacking the lebanese armyd so on, yes, why? well, because, firstly, ansawalu was prepared by hezbollah, and the iranians to a lesser extent. hezbollah prepared according to its own principle, first of all, hezbollah does not have air defense, and it does not have strong air defense, which means that what needs to be done is that means they have what she does right after a little advertising. here is the employment agreement , all that remains is to sign, you are angry , angry, angry with yourself that i didn’t let you go sooner, i couldn’t , that there is power, beauty and history in them , conquer, the squad is ready, explore, nature, mother, dear, simply incredible beauty, you already understand what the vietnamese’s favorite means of transportation is, there are 10 million moped drivers here, try the taste, oh, your eyes widen, how delicious everything is, as my mother says, it will blow your mind. this world is worth it to see him. smiya caster is the oldest profession in india. they say that a properly ma

cars of lebanese citizens with several missiles during this attack, which took place near the lebanese army's attack in the kafrera region. one person was martyred and 7 people were injured, including two lebanese women among the injured. in response to this drone attack by the zionist military , hezbollah targeted the israeli settlement of avivim in the north of the occupied territories with guided missiles. his statement announced that in response to the zionist military drone attack on kafrara, the zionist military settlement of avivim was targeted. he also announced that a number of zionist soldiers were killed and wounded during this attack. the zionist regime's fighters attacked 3 areas in southern lebanon, including odysseh telosse, and also miskra area with more than 10 missiles from morning to evening. the zionist regime's artillery also hit 8 areas in southern lebanon, including around marjayoun, around itron, and around khayyam. having attacks channel 12 of the zionist regime's television, an hour before the alarm was sounded in 6 military and zionist settlements in the occupied no

lebanon, the martys of a resistance, all different factions of the resistance, the marties of the lebanese army and the civilians and all those who were wounded to all those marties who have fallen on the path of al-quds to all of their honorable families. 'who express their steadfastness and strength and their faith and reliance on god. this applies to lebanon. this applies to gazza, the west bank. palestine, syria, iraq, iran, yemen. we hear the same language. at the end of last night and today we listen to what the mother of them said, his sisters, his siblings, the same logic, everywhere you look, reliance on allah and also submitting to god's will and readiness sacrifice and pride expressing pride in these marties here in lebanon also, this applies to the mothers and fathers, the wives, the daughters, the sons, the honorable families, the wounded, continue to be present on the frontline villages, those are being placed from the frontline villages and the heroic or the courageous fighters who continue to fight on the frontlines, and i say, contrary to what the israeli enemy claims, those wh

suspected is really drawn strike targeting a car in southern lebanon. the incident took place near the lebanese army checkpoint in the village of kefra. mariam sar correspon joins us now for more on that attack. maria, yes, well we don't have lot of detail. but we do know that definitely there was a marker for hisbollah in that vehicle uh also sources have told us that it a high ranking commander seems to have survived in attempt assassination attempt since this is one of the cars that is used by his security and as a result of this jone attack there was another civilian car uh that was hit and we have of course at least seven people uh have the who are wounded one of them is a woman it's a civilian woman 'who was wounded severely, there is another uh several other women, also at least two of them, they were slightly wounded, we know that their situation is stable, they of course were taken to hospital, but we do have a murder and the murder is said to be one of the members of hezballah, and this is at least the third drone attack that we have where a high'. banking hizballah commander was actually

they've been um spending millions funding uh the iof and at the same time will only uh fund the lebanese army with a couple thousand dollars per year, so there's this absolutely disproportionate way of presenting things, they come in and they say that they're the biggest donors of humanitarian aid whilst also funding the same, the very same atrocities that are going to require humanitarian aid to begin with, exactly, um, and okay, all right, we're fresh out of time though, right, um, on time, thank you very much, patricia taleb, natasha khan, if she's still with us, if not, thank you very much, it's been a pleasure. speaking to both of you, and thank you for watching us. gaza under attack, we'll be back tomorrow with more. until then, keep palestine in your hearts. goodbye. germany has shocked many by backing the us israeli genocide in gaza. namibia says germany is yet to atton for the 20th century genocide in the country. why is germany opposed to the south african case against israel at the icj? your headlines here on pressv is really forced. storm major hospitals in south of the gazo strip

they've been um spending millions funding. uh the iof and at the same time will only fund the lebanese army with a couple thousand dollars per year, so there's this absolutely disproportionate way of presenting things, they come in and they say that they're the biggest donors of humanitarian aid, whilst also funding the same the very same atrocities that are going to require humanitarian aid to begin with, exactly, um, and okay, all right, we're fresh out of time though, right, on time, thank you very much. if she's still with us, if not, thank you very much, it's been a pleasure speaking to both of you, and thank you for watching us, gaza under attack, we'll be back tomorrow with more, until then, keep palestine in your hearts, goodbye. germany has shocked many by backing the us israeli genocide in gaza. namibia says germany is yet to atton for the 20th century. genocide in the country. why is germany opposed to the south african case against israel at the icj? the headlines, hamas says israel's attack on amal hospital in gaz is yet another. act of war crime committed by the regime. the em

gas and pump in fuel in order to cause more flames, they did not succeed in that one since the lebanese army was able to stop that and and stop all the fires, so what they're doing now is basically causing very wide and deep craters and holes in areas, especially in the natural reserves in areas near ramya. and itashab uh which was heavily bombarded today with the use of the f-16 fighter jets and we can see it clearly in the skies of south lebanon. of course these confrontation continue and we also have more widening and escalation, but it seems as sources are saying it could either descalate or it could become heavier in the days to come, this all depends on sort of deal that could take place whether the united states is ready to basically go for deal that would end the political life basically in the future of the israeli regime's prime minister benjamin netanyahu in order to bring about some sort of a truth or seizfire uh and try to basically say face in the international community by trying to say that they stopped the war in gaza and at the same time created this stop and cease fire and

bear who's a retired lebanese army general. he's also head of the middle east center for studies and research and beveled. thank you very much for being with us on the ologist era. so cross border fi between these really ami and has belie intensifying we seen in the last few days. we saw the most intense is really bombardment of a single location on tuesday. just how serious is the risk of escalation right now? yes, situation is of limit right now is very bands is a delta, me the op and the large scale war between live and on. and as i, and as one of the read said from the beginning when that take that get a responsibility to make that purchase that, i mean, purchase that i is just that i would would, should open the door, not the exchange offices, which is it's happening within 3 months as well that i trying to respond to as a uh, shinning does it just strikes or no. and the the to the patio it's you know from the beginning he wants to try to get an audi. it is that i, the military that it gets high, which, that you're the geo

1948, the resistance, ever since 1948, ever since resistance came into existence in lebanon, all lebanese army or lebanese armed forces, nothing happened like what happened over these past three months and previously one operation from these six. 170 operations, only one operation of these would have been enough for the israeli enemy to come and bomb inside beirot and destroy buildings completely, you recall this during the 70s, 670, most of them are heavy operations, but they are obliged to remain within the rules of engagement and this proves that after these days and losses in life, this establishes the equation of deterrance which the resistance laid the foundations for years ago, and this provides lebanon with new opportunity. what is this new opportunity? the opportunity that lebanon god willilling after this current phase comes to an end, and after the end of the aggression on gaza, lebanon will be able to liberate what remains of its territory, beginning from b1. we have a historic opportunity now to liberate, to achieve complete liberation for every inch of our lebanese territory, and

now the facility was run by the so named sites. lebanese army recently released archive documents reveal the details of serious human rights violations of the jail. israel has denied responsibility for crimes committed in a ton of time. the human rights watch, n g o, those states israel must be held accountable reporting from there. here's ortiz, yes. and becket is behind me is a deep, dark secrets, the israel. these are trying to cover this prison, namely this he em jail has been in service for decades up until the early 2, thousands in which living on has experienced numerous wars and numerous times israel has targeted this specific jail, essentially, to cover its trucks. today it serves as a museum, highlighting some of the important factors in how the is really operated when they were in these areas. so yeah, for instance, and many other territories along the southern they'd been on were occupied by these, randy's and during the occupation they detained and tortured thousands of prisoners . today this stands as the museum monuments, the testing to the atrocities carried out by the is

so striking what the lebanese arm group says was in his really surveillance don't at an army post on the border as well as also firing other explosive missiles as across the board are fighting triggered by, as well as we're on garza escalates. it's been targeting military sites, a few kilometers inside as well. we won't you against turning you aggression toward lebanon. because what a way to our grades, if you only felt the partial power organization, then in or out will you lou taste of full power. we are well prepared for who is really the army also says it is prepared for a full blown more recent war games in northern as well also involved simulated facing in urban areas and in the winter weather all the while this really army has been increasing the intensity of its attacks on hezbollah and it's infrastructure in southern lebanon. but a u. s. envoy involved in trying to prevent a bigger conflict, says there's still a window for diplomacy, aimless huston says he will likely head back soon to beta and tell him to work on 1st association of possibilities that will allow people on bo

of the day as well as the most part or nonstate actor in the world, much more powerful than the lebanese armygutman is diluted issuing statements of condemnation and minor reports of the un calling for the israeli attack to be condemned. israeli attack to be condemned. i want to touch on the situation in gaza and we have had your comments from israeli defence minister us balard who said the idf will move to more targeted operations in gaza and has had as long as there is no threat to israel palestinians would control gaza after the war. what do you make of those comments, is it a change in turn? it comments, is it a change in turn? , ., ., ., turn? it is and will have to wait to see _ turn? it is and will have to wait to see housing - turn? it is and will have to wait to see housing of- turn? it is and will have to - wait to see housing of account thatis wait to see housing of account that is particularly given there are differences of opinion in the coalition government in israel. there is a lot of us pressure on israel and bibi netanyahu to move and started talk about the day after. i think

the day hezbollah is the most powerful non state actor in the world, much more powerful than the lebanese armyid that the lebanese government is relegated to just issuing statements of condemnation and filing reports at the un calling for the israeli attack to be condemned. i want to touch on the situation in gaza and we have new comments from israeli defence minister yoav gallant who said the idf will move to more targeted operations in gaza and has said as long as there is no threat to israel, palestinians would control gaza after the war. what do you make of those comments, is it a change in tone? it is and we'll have to wait to see how significant of a change that is particularly given there are differences of opinion in the coalition government in israel. there is a lot of us pressure on israel, on bibi netanyahu to move and start to talk about the day after. i think what the israelis would prefer and what we're hearing is that they want to maintain control of the security dynamics in gaza but are very perhaps, perhaps more now, to give some palestinians control over the administrative as

it requires a more intricate piece of the negotiations to ensure that the lebanese army is in that areare is more for security for civilians. we need to start looking at how do we mark the border, an actual border, between the two countries so that we can have long-term security and long-term peace in an area that's seen so many rounds of conflict over the last several years. >> and are you leaded back soon? >> i will likely head back soon, but i think this is something we do every day, not just in the region. we do this also when we're here. >> the israeli government said time is running short, the defense minister, said end of january. >> i don't know about had hard deadlines. >> okay. >> the window for diplomacy is there, and that is what president biden has said we have to try to solve this diplomatically. i don't deny the status quo of where we are now can last forever and that is why we need to make sure we can get through a diplomatic resolution. >> oil prices jumped friday, as you know. there was a tanker carrying russian oil going through the red sea that was hit by rockets fir

the facility was run by the so called sites lebanese army local proxy of the is really military which control theory at the time recently released are kind of documents, reveal details of multiple atrocities of the side. or israel has denied responsibility for any crimes committed to off time prison. the human rights watch and you say it's the country must be held accountable. ortiz yes. and that can recently visited the facility unexplained. its significance to us earlier today, behind me is a deep dark secrets. the israelis are trying to cover this prison. namely this, he em jail has been in service for decades, up until the early 2, thousands in which 11 on has experienced numerous wars and numerous times israel has targeted this specific jail, essentially to cover its trucks. today it serves as a museum, highlighting some of the important factors in how the is really operated when they were in these areas. so yeah, for instance, and many other territories along the southern they'd be non occupied by the is randy's, and during the occupation they detained and tortured thousands of

you know, all of a sudden the water level rose, i have to be rescued by the lebanese army. people here say the floods is the worst i have seen in years. and it's now happening each year. the river is walter level, reached up to here, experts say global climate change is leading to intense bouts of rain after long periods of dry weather. and that's also contributing to the crisis. but there are others who point the blame on the lack of infrastructure and barriers along the course of the rivers. now suddenly we have been telling the authorities for years that they need to build proper burns. if they do that, then we wouldn't have this recurring problem. concern is growing among communities living here near the banks of 2 rivers. that the worst is yet to come. and more bad weather is forecast for next week, 7 their elders. eda, northern webinar. and you can follow the stories on our website at the office that don't come fully. we'll have a phone use of the top of the on to stay with us. thanks for your time and your company. the why? my double what kind of flips through the pa

the facility was run by this named sized lebanese army, a local proxy of these really move victory, which control the area of the time. recently released archive documents reveal details of multiple atrocities out that you israel. the nice responsibility for any crime is committed steph crime prison state human rights watch and you say as a country must be held accountable. ortiz yassin eck and was recently granted 6 weeks of access to the facility and explained its significance to us. first and foremost, access to cm or southern parts of lebanon is just very difficult to come by for a number of different reasons. right now the uh, his beloved horses are engaged with the, the, is really military and clashes and there is a great deal of back and forth. so access and, and of itself is difficult to come by, but there's also a great deal of danger that is associated with access to the so many journals have been waiting in line in a sense to gain access but have failed to do. so the significance of this visit, particularly though it is kind of take a trip back in time to understand how the reg

you know, all of a sudden the water level rhodes, i have to be rescued by the lebanese army. people here say the floods is the worst i have seen in years. and it's now happening each year or the rivers. walter level reached up to here, experts say global climate change is leading to intense bouts of rain after long periods of dry weather. and that's also contributing to the crisis. but there are others who point the blame on the lack of infrastructure and barriers along the course of the rivers. now suddenly we have been telling the authorities for years so that they need to build proper burns. if they do that, then we wouldn't have this recurring problem. concern is growing up on communities living here near the banks of 2 rivers. that the worse is you have to come and more bad weather is forecast for next week. said their elders. eda, north 11 on the latest volcanic eruption and the splendid kind of creating the vic has finally stopped by the towns residents were unable to attend because of continuing seismic activity. so you've got to go reports from going to make the draw

ambulances reportedly rushing to the scene near a lebanese army checkpoint, and it is not clear who wasgeted in the strike, saying security sources speaking to reuters initially, but they reported later that two hezbollah fighters were hit in that direct strike on a car. know we are going to head to iraq and get the latest on that attack on and get the latest on that attack on an air base used by the united states. the us says iranians backed militants were behind the attack. multiple rockets were fired and someone intercepted. this is the al—asad base in iraq there, at least one iraqi service member wounded and american soldiers being assessed for brain injuries. attacks on forces linked to iran have increased since the israel gaza war started. in this latest incident was just hours after this. this is an air strike in syria, the capital, damascus. iranians were killed here, and iran said this wouldn't go unanswered, and the president of iran blamed israel for this, and the president of iran blamed israel forthis, but and the president of iran blamed israel for this, but israel hasn't

you know, all of a sudden the water level rose, i have to be rescued by the lebanese army. people here say the floods is the worst i have seen in years, and it's now happening each year. the river is walter level, reached up to here. experts say global climate change is leading to intense bouts of rain after long periods of dry weather. and that's also contributing to the crisis, but there are others who point the blame on the lack of infrastructure and barriers along the course of the rivers. now suddenly we have been telling the authorities for years so that they need to build proper burns. if they do that, then we wouldn't have this recurring problem. concern is growing among communities living here near the banks of 2 rivers. that the worse is you have to come in more bad weather is forecast for next week. said their elders. eda, north 11 on a prosecutor in charge of investigating an attack on a television station in ecuador, has been shot dead in quiet camp. says suarez was ambushed in broad daylight. gang violence in ecuador has increased in recent weeks, half to one

all of a sudden the water level rose, i have to be rescued by the lebanese army. people here say the floods is the worst i have seen in years. and it's now happening each year. the river is walter level, reached up to here experts a global climate change is leading to intense bouts of rain after long periods of dry weather. and that's also contributing to the crisis. but there are others who point the blame on the lack of infrastructure and barriers along the course of the rivers. now suddenly we have been telling the authorities for years that they need to build proper burns. if they do that, then we wouldn't have this recurring problem. concern is growing among communities living here near the banks of 2 rivers. that the worse is you have to come and more bad weather is forecast for next week. 7 for their elders. eda, north 11 on the truck drivers in portland, have come to an agreement with the government to lift the blockage on the border. would you train until march? you're under protest. in november, complaining the business was being under caught by ukrainia

there is heavy presence of the lebanese army. the apartment that was targeted yesterday. this is where saleh al—arouri and six other members of hamas were killed yesterday in a surgical attack believed in lib dem to have been carried out by israel. you cannot see because of the sheet ceiling of the place. —— in lebanon. workers are still clearing the rubble from that apartment. there was also another car that was hit yesterday by a rocket, that could have been taken for evidence as well. as you can see, it is business as usual or the street, shops have reopened, crowds are actually in the place, lots of onlookers are coming to look at this apartment, to comment on how accurate and precise was the targeting, and also to ask what could happen next. this is the question on everybody�*s mind at this morning. find question on everybody's mind at this morninu. �* ., ., question on everybody's mind at this morninu. �* . ., , �*, morning. and what are people's concerns up _ morning. and what are people's concerns up there _ morning. and w

it was sealed off since morning, was heavy presence of the lebanese army.the apartment that was targeted yesterday. this is where al—arouri and six other members of hamas were killed yesterday in a surgical attack, believed in lebanon to have been carried out by israel. you cannot see well now because of the sheets that are shielding off the place, but we saw lots of forensic people trying to survey the place, to search for any evidence on location. also, workers are still clearing the rubble from that apartment. there was also another car that was hit yesterday by a rocket that we couldn't see at the moment, but could have been taken for evidence as well. as you see, for the rest of the image on the street, it's business as usual — shops have reopened, people, crowds are actually in the place. lots of onlookers are coming to look at this apartment, to comment on how accurate and precise was the targeting, and also to ask what could happen next — this is the question on everybody�*s mind this morning. indeed, carine. what are people's concerns there in beir

it targeted the lebanese army 34 times in the last three months and if you ask me what's happening here, and i probably might come across as too cynical, but i think netanyahu's political future depends on the continuation of the war in gaza and probably its expansion. because when the guns fall silent in gaza, he knows that there will be reckoning, public reckoning. public reckoning for his strategic failure on the 7th of october and his failure to deliver on his promises. >> let me just ask you before we go, i want to ask you about this one other piece of news which is the saudis reaffirmed that they wanted to normalize relations with israel. that strikes me as unusual given everything that's going on. what do you think, what do you read into that? they really don't care about the palestinian issue? how would you read it? >> well, the other part which you did not mention is that they will not, they will normalize only when israel accepts to allow the palestinians a state of their own. at the end of the day, top down normalization was autocrats will not give israel security. the only s

it's much more powerful than the lebanese army, which is pretty weak. rockets all aimed at israel and that is enough, should they choose to go in, to declare a full—scale war, to at least temporarily overwhelm israel's air defences. they could deluge tel aviv and haifa with rockets, and there would be a lot of deaths. israel would retaliate to that and quite possibly so would the us navy, who are stationed just off shore in the eastern mediterranean, and there would be a devastating response on south lebanon, so it is probably not in the lebanese interests to do that and i think hezbollah up until now has quite carefully calibrated its response to the attacks by israel on gaza. there are limited attacks across the border. of course, it doesn't feel like limited if you are an israeli citizen, one of the 80,000 who has been evacuated from northern israel — they cannot live there in northern israel because they are being rocketed every day. but in military terms, these are relatively limited attacks. it is not a full—scale war. and whatever hezbollah does,

organization while the running along the south labeled the dfa enclave was occupied by christian lebanese army breakaway units that were allied with the israelis. remarkably, the un condoned and unifil didn't control of the territory was mandated to occupy from the beginning and since the un acquiesced, the combatants refused surrender essential territory to unifil. next slide, please. after 1978, israeli invasion operation litani designed to push the palestinian armed elements out of lebanon. so ops were supplemented by six mobile liaison teams designed to resolve disputes. and these also unarmed troops. next slide, please. despite our smaller numbers 12%, the united states influence and answer was considerable. first, we were highly trained warriors for an area officers who were competent in that respect. second, the u.s. was a power player in the un and considerably generous financially. finally we had a regional force structure adjacent to the middle that could provide sense assistance to un. so when things went south. next slide. sometimes our warrior do attitude rubbed other nationalitie