unfortunately, leven wasn't prepared _ planning?ortunately, leven wasn't prepared for— planning? unfortunately, leven wasn't prepared for this, - planning? unfortunately, leven wasn't prepared for this, not. wasn't prepared for this, not at all. the collective shelters are really the schools. schools had to open up and take in people, which is totally unprepared. there is no place to sleep and it doesn't have any electricity, water, so humanitarian organisations have been trying to respond to these needs by water trucks and bedding. iwant needs by water trucks and bedding. i want to tell you, because of their own preparedness, in a very short time the hostilities have only taken place in two weeks and already there is incidences of cholera and other diseases in these places so the health situation is really concerning. thank you very much for coming on the programme. earlier, my colleague lyse doucet spoke to udi goren, whose cousin tal haimi was taken hostage by hamas on october the 7th and later killed. here's what he shared with

don't mean to cut you off, i apologize, but thank you for that, lot of developments here in south leven, i'm trying to put them all together, but of course we'll keep you updated on the latest, and you always do a phenomenal job with these comprehensive reports and appreciate you for that, stay safe, madiam saw the our bayroot correspondent joining us there out of the lebanese capital. nearly year into the us israely genocide in gaza and more civilians are killed as israeli air and artillery strikes continue pounding the blockaded territory in one of those attacks at least three palestinians were killed in israely bombing of the town of huza near khan unis in southern also in khan unison is really air strike targeted tents for displaced palestinians leading dozens dead there elsewhere in the south number of fatalities were reported after another israeli air strike targeted almashu area of rafa. israel's aggression began in october last year and since then over 41,700 palestinians have been killed and nearly 97 thousand injured and many permanently in malnutrition, lack of medicine and o

aggression and direct attack against one of the residential buildings in zahrani area which is also in self leven on, however the last attack that i think you were showing images of was in the area of hasan, this is... the heart of bayrut and although it is considered somewhat the suburbs of the capital beirot that it is very close to the capital is called also to the one of the main hospitals in bayrut theah hospital and even the governmental hospital uh hospital so this is the bombing which i believe was in the midst of the two different two hospitals that are in the area of hasan this is also the neighborhood where the press tv and alarm and ir office also is located and so that area is also growing to become area which will be targeted although in 2006 there were many displaced people and if i can perhaps i believe that this also this building was also another building that also comprises this place people uh through the areas of southern s specifically since it was considered, it was deamed a safe, this is area where um there there are a lot of embassies, there's the kuwaiti embassy, there's

i also had the opportunity to speak to the premise of leven on and they have agreed on the agency.t they can be real security along the border between israel and lebanon. people on both sides of the border and have the confidence to be able to return to their homes. we wa nt we want this to end and we want to come to a place where we can really invest in peace which can guarantee security. this is a very important moment as you mentioned and we are aware that we do see these things taking place and that has got to stop. let's speak to our correspondent injerusalem yolande knell .. the report of 20 people dead following the air strike. are there any other statements? well, it is at least 20 people killed in the south of the gaza strip that is where the hamas run health ministry there were two israeli strikes targeting buildings and one of them said to include 14 people who were killed. there is video footage which verifies the bodies laid out. it includes a number of women and children there but otherwise in the north of the gaza strip that remains the main focus over the past few w

leven massacring civilians. at this point it has become very clear that the israelis are not going to stop, the diplomacy with the united states is not going to work at this point because they are not willing to come to the table, and that unfortunately the israelies are going to keep on pushing this, they will keep on carrying out assassinations, they will keep on bombing and they will keep on killing um until which time that they are forced to stop, unfortunately that is the trajectory that the israelis are on, unfortunately the united states government does not have any sense and want to stop them, unfortunately diplomacy has failed again. and again and again and again, and the door is always of course open for this, but this new operation has now put uh, it's changed the tide, the axis of resistance has the strategic initiative, and from here we will see how this battle escalates, unfortunately it will have escalate before it de-escalates and israel will have to be put in its place, because as long as it's n

that is the view from leven i mideast correspondence says there are plenty of questions about how thoset israel's defences.— those drains built israel's defences. . , , ., defences. there has been a trend over _ defences. there has been a trend over the _ defences. there has been a trend over the last - defences. there has been a trend over the last year, i defences. there has been a| trend over the last year, the israeli military says these attack drains launched by hezbollah have been more of an issue for its air defences than the missiles that have been fired this way because of their unpredictable flight courses. this really does seem to have caught israeli air defences of god, because we really know that warning sirens did not go off in this army training base alerting the soldiers to the fact that a train was about to hit. an initial investigation found there were two drains launched from lebanon and one of these was intercepted and the other one was assumed it seems that it crash landed but actually it went on to hit this training base with deadly results. one of the most deadly

joining me now is ezra leven.nder of a progressive group helping the harris campaign with the get out the vote strategy. thank you so much for joining me. the strategy you have seen on the left in terms of reaching low propensity voters, if you could talk to what you have seen and what you think of the strategy. >> yeah. so i think reaching out can make a lot of sense for a campaign and then cans in which it makes sense for a campaign, is your side unified behind the candidate? do you have your base support? two, is there a lot of enthusiasm for your candidate? and three, do you have a really sophisticated ground game apparatus? do you have a good system for reaching out to these voters? on the democratic side, we have that. look, we are unified behind kamala harris. there is a huge amount of enthusiasm and we are running tested programming, tested tactics for reaching out to those voters. trying to reach undecided voter. they can vote for trump or harris. the much, much, much larger population are the folks who w

joining me now is ezra leven. that is helping with get out the vote strategy in 16 states.t in terms of reaching low propensity voters. if you can talk to kind of what you've seen and what you think of the strategy. >> yeah, so i think reaching out to low propensity voters can make a lot of sense for a campaign. and the conditions in which it makes sense for a campaign are one, is your side unified behind your candidate. is there a lot of enthusiasm for your candidate. and three, do you have a really sophisticated ground game apparatus. do you have field offices. do you have a good system for reaching out to these voters. on the democratic side. we've got that. look we are unified behind kamala harris. there's a huge amount of enthusiasm for kamala harris. we're trying to reach undecided voters. how do we get these undecided voters. they can vote for trump or harris. the much much larger population are the folks who would vote for harris if they turn out. but they might not turn out. so, at indivisible is how can we get to these voters. how can we contact these folks. there

i leven that by, i'm doing a documentary on gen-x. turning point rally with charlie kirk. there was a sea of young men with red hats out there. there's something happening with young men that, again, i think is something that's off the radar screen that bears watching. >> without question. i guess, do they turn out to vote or like the rallies and the energy behind it? >> for sure. >> we'll find out in 12 days. eddie, what do you make of the closing arguments from harris campaign? she's firing up the base on the one hand. she's also reaching out with liz cheney events to republicans who need permission to go out and say, i don't like donald trump, but i need somewhere to land. she's putting all these pieces together here down the stretch. >> i think it is a powerful closing argument. among the people i tend to affiliate with, the progressives and the lean-leaning folk, there's some trepidation around trying to appeal to those folks, the republicans on the margins. >> do they want to win or not? >> understand the politics of it all. we