we were in lod for quite some time. we moved to jerusalem now.saw there tonight was the spread of fear and anarchy in many ways. the first thing to say about that is these are heavily armed police, normally used in jerusalem and occupied west bank . to see them deep inside israel, in mixed arab and jewish towns, is almost unprecedented. they were few and far between. we saw some pretty appalling scenes of extremists attacking an ambulance in one case. this ishe place where a synagogue had been attacked by arab israelis early in the last couple days. and we saw tonight, jewish extremists checking cars to see if it is an arab or jew inside. really worrying moments. . a car overturned and things were on fire. israel's prime minister has said he's considering sending in army troops to those areas where the confrontations are taking place. it certainly feels like in this part of israel, things are out of control at the moment. it is quite hard to see how the political echelon is going to try and rain it all back in and calm tensions, while at the same

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in the israeli city of lod, a state of emergency has been declared after rocket attacks that killed a man and a girl. worried us drivers line up at the pumps after a cyber attack on a fuel pipeline brings supplies to a virtual halt. the southern italian island of lampedusa has seen a new uptick in migrant arrivals. more than 2,000 have landed there from north africa since saturday as fears grow that sea crossings are once again increasing. this is the third straight day of arrival. the question is this a spike or a sudden rush to the shores. and the night dominated by female artists as they dominated the brit awards. hello and welcome to the programme. it's turning into the worst violence between israel and the palestinians in seven years and the united nations has warned the conflict is moving towards full—scale war. 35 people have now died. 0vernight, the militant group hamas said they'd launched another 200 rockets towards israel from gaza. police in the israeli city of lod saying a man and girl were killed after their car was hit by a rocket. israel has launched more airstrikes on

police have been sent to lod after businesses were set on fire. on fire. translation: , ., ., , ., translation: we must act against all those who try — translation: we must act against all those who try to _ translation: we must act against all those who try to attack _ translation: we must act against all those who try to attack israeli - those who try to attack israeli citizens or the state of israel, they hurt citizens, police officers, then houses, cars, synagogues. it is obvious we cannot accept this and no country would accept this, and certainly not us. 50 country would accept this, and certainly not us.— country would accept this, and certainly not us. so this was gaza last night. _ certainly not us. so this was gaza last night. people _ certainly not us. so this was gaza last night, people living - certainly not us. so this was gaza last night, people living in - certainly not us. so this was gaza last night, people living in this i last night, people living in this 13—storey building had been warned to evacuate, but the air strikes were

ben wedeman is in lod, israel. lod, if you're arabic, where a state of emergency was declared. before i get to that, the israeli defense forces put out a tweet saying that air and ground forces are attacking in gaza currently. we don't have details on that. however, i got off the phone with someone in gaza city itself who says that the city is now under intense bombardment. so we don't have any more details than that. is this the beginning of a ground incursion? we don't know. but we do know that as this evening, 9,000 additional troops have been mobilized and there's much talk of a ground incursion, although not a full-on ground incursion at this point. now, as far as the situation here, we're in front of the grand mosque of lod or lid and there's been a standoff between israeli police who were scattered around this square. and those people inside. now, a few hours ago, we were here doing a live shot when we saw two missiles -- rockets rising from the horizon in the direction of gaza and they were intercepted just above -- right above us. we don't know if -- what their actual

sectarian clashes between jewish and arab citizens who live side by side, on the streets of tel aviv, lodeyond have intensified amid warnings of civil war. the bbc�*s middle east editor jeremy bowen is injerusalem. palestinian families are fleeing their homes in northern gaza this evening. they told the bbc they were escaping heavy israeli shellfire. dozens of civilians were killed in their area in the 2014 war, so they left in a hurry, with their children still in their new clothes they were given for the end of ramadan. one man said the criminal occupation shows them no mercy. a renewal of the war between hamas and israel was always likely. the unexpected frontline on the streets of israel was not. sectarian violence between israeli citizens brings a new and vicious dimension. not all israelis arejews. around 20% are palestinian arabs. young men have been on the prowl for people to attack. jews versus arabs, arabs versus jews, all israeli citizens. president warned the country should not abandon itself to civil war. as for the other war, it was a day for decisions. among the hamas leade

mob violence spreading through mixed arab and jewish cities like lod. >> i saw death, death.ou know what death is? people jumping at me with stones, throwing stones at me. >> reporter: arab citizens attacking a man they think is jewish, jewish citizens attacking someone they believe is arab. the communal violence reaching such a fevered pitch israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu angrily warning rogue vigilantes to stop or face dire consequences. >> translator: i do not care at all if your blood a boiling, it's boiling, it is not interesting. you cannot take the law into your own hands, you cannot come and take a simple arab citizen and try to lynch him just as we cannot see arab citizens doing this to jewish citizens. this will not stand. >> reporter: police getting reinforcements on horse box, in cities like lod to quell the unrest. as sirens ring constantly, a warning from above of incoming rocket fire. the iron dome stopping 90% of the more than 1,800 rockets fired into israel thus far according to the israeli military. with israeli air strikes targeting hamas and isl

you know, the mayor of lod said it was kristallnacht the other night, when we saw synagogues on fire,aces on fire. and what do you think he said when he saw the arab car driver being dragged from his car and being beaten to a pulp on the street? what do you think he called that? i can tell you what all israeli leaders said. all israeli leaders condemn that. and we are condemning every type of violence because we're against violence. and i can tell you that this is a thing i heard from the right wingers, from the left wingers. this is a consensus in israel. i would love to hear the same from the arab leadership. you know why israeli arabs, they call themselves palestinians, but are defined by you as israeli arabs, you know why they are angry. you know why they are furious and will not take it any more, because they see what is happening in the city they regard as their holiest — and also the capital of a future palestinian state — jerusalem, they see what has happened in recent weeks. they see the eviction of palestinian families because jewish settlers are going to take their homes in

lod is an ethnically mixed israeli town, less than 30 minutes south of tel aviv.e of the damage from clashes on monday night. the city's mayor told local media, "we have lost control of the city and the streets." earlier i spoke to shoshana bryen, senior director of the washington based jewish policy center. i pointed out that the situation had got out of control. it is out of control. violence like this almost always alludes control. it is gone now but part of that is things that are responsive to american policy, and part of it is responsive to weeks and weeks of incitement and the payment of salariesd to people who go and incite rioting and kill people. let me just start with the american policy. i think most people have recognised that the biden administration has kept a low profile, up until the last two or three days. what more would you have expected or hoped for? no, it is not a low profile. the biden administration came in determined to upend trump administration policy in many, many aspects. domestic ones that we care about here, and also foreign policy

every city — in yavne, in haifa, in acre, in lod, as you may have followed.alestinian refugee camps — in lebanon, in syria, injordan — the sense of unity... we'll absolutely get to the situation in those mixed communities inside israel in the course of this interview, but i am very interested that you say you feel empowered by what is happening in gaza. so, you feel that hamas and islamichhad firing their volleys of rockets, and we've now seen, what, 3,000 of them fired toward israel, you feel that them using population centres inside gaza as the basis for the firing of those rockets, that's empowering, is it? i said i am empowered by my people, and i am empowered by our people. you said, "i'm empowered by what is happening right now." by the defiance and the resilience and the readiness to actually stand up everywhere in palestine. do you think your sister will feel equally empowered by the fact that hamas. .. i imagine she has no connection to hamas... stephen... ..but hamas is using communities like hers to fire their rockets into israel. is that empowerin

lod is an ethnically mixed israeli town, less than 30 minutes south of tel aviv.show some of the damage from clashes on monday night. the city's mayor told local media, "we have lost control of the city and the streets." and in a few minutes we'll be speaking to a palestinian human rights lawyer, zaha hassan. to state with us for that. ——do stay with us. at least seven children and two adults have been killed in a shooting at a school in russia. more than 20 others were injured, many seriously. some childrenjumped out of third floor windows to try to escape. police have arrested the suspected attacker — a 19 year—old former pupil. he'd been carrying an automatic weapon, and was wearing an explosives vest. moscow correspondent steve rosenberg reports. a day of learning turned into a day of bloodshed. school number 175 had come under attack. this cctv footage shows the gunman on his way there, looking completely calm, weapon at the ready. when the shooting began, there was panic. some children barricaded themselves in classrooms, and then escaped this way — down a l

lod is an ethnically mixed israeli town, less than 30 minutes south of tel aviv.ow some of the damage from clashes on monday night. the city's mayor told local media "we have lost control of the city and the streets." that gives you some sense of the situation across the area right now. let's speak to shoshana bryen, senior director of the washington based jewish policy center. she's in silver springs maryland. thank you very much indeed for joining us. it has run out of control very quickly, that much is clear, despite weeks of tension we knew where there. is there of pulling this back at there of pulling this back at the moment?— there of pulling this back at the moment? no, not at the moment— the moment? no, not at the moment and _ the moment? no, not at the moment and it _ the moment? no, not at the moment and it is _ the moment? no, not at the moment and it is out - the moment? no, not at the moment and it is out of - moment and it is out of control. violets like this almost always alludes control. it is gone now but part of that is things that are responsive

there has been violent confrontation in the nextjewish arab town of lod, where a state of emergency haseader has described it as anarchy and sent in police reinforcements. there is plenty of talk about when all this might de—escalate, but for now it seems there is only preparation for the next phase of fighting. well, despite the fact that a curfew is due to come into force here in the town of lod people have already been out on the streets and some here whaling israeli flags. behind me either israeli border police —— waving flags. their deployment in jerusalem and on the occupied west bank outside israel itself is an extremely rare event and all of this adds to the extremely volatile atmosphere. meanwhile, wider fighting is continuing tonight. they have been further air strikes against the gaza strip and further rockets from gaza fired into israel in the last few minutes. palestinians and israelis know that they are in for another long night. tom bateman, thank you. let's speak rushdi abu alouf, who's in gaza city. can you describe the situation tonight? figs can you describe the situat

. >> reporter: shauli rappaport is part of lod's jewish community. he says he can't see a way forward. do you want to see lod come back together again, jews and arabs living together, being friends? (silence) >> i don't know, i don't know. >> reporter: really? you feel like you osurlaugyeah. >> reporter: a severrust that maybe impossible to stitctn israeli isacing mule fronts tonight and there is little sign any of it will be resolved soon. norah. >> o'donnell: cbs' yas tyab, thank you. tonight the fuel is moving through the entire colonial pipeline but slowly, gasoline is still hard to find from texas to d.c. because of panic buying when the pipeline was shut down for six days after a ransomware attack. and tonight we are learning a ransom was paid to get that gas flowing again. cbs' manuel bojorquez reports from north carolina. >> don't panic, number one. i know seeing lines at the pumps or gas stations with no gas can be extremely stressful. but this is a temporary situation. >> reporter: the president tried to assure the southeast and mid- atlant

yolande knell, bbc news, lod.ring, senior teaching fellow in international political economy at soas. i'd like to start work yolande ended in terms of those mixed towns, because obviously the last 20 years or so, the major conflict has been between gaza, rockets and whatever, firing into israel. how much more concerning is it that these if the two communities that lived together are now openly battling against each other? it are now openly battling against each other? , , _, . other? it is extremely concerning, as ou other? it is extremely concerning, as you rightly _ other? it is extremely concerning, as you rightly say. _ other? it is extremely concerning, as you rightly say, this _ other? it is extremely concerning, as you rightly say, this is - other? it is extremely concerning, as you rightly say, this is very - as you rightly say, this is very different from what we have seen in previous wars between israel and hamas in 2008—2009, previous wars between israel and hamas in 2008-2009, 2012-2014, previous wars

police have been sent to lod after businesses were set on fire. must act - against all those who try to attack israeli citizens or the state of israel, they hurt citizens, police officers, then houses, cars, synagogues. it is obvious we cannot accept this and no country would accept this, and certainly not us. so this was gaza last night, people living in this is—storey building had been warned to evacuate, but the air strikes were relentless. the heaviest offensive since the war of 2014. and israel's defence minister has warned this is just the start. hamas, which governs gaza, says it is prepared to fight back. translation: if they want to i escalate, the resistance is ready. if they want to stop, the resistance is ready. if they want to move out ofjerusalem, the resistance is ready. this is the message we give to everyone. tensions between israelis and palestinians have been building for weeks. plans to evict dozens of arabs from eastjerusalem, which the palestinians want for their capital, has been one source of friction. but for palestinians

mob violence, spreading through lod, acre. >> i saw, death, death., people throwing stones at me. >> reporter: arab citizens attacking a man they think is jewish. jewish citizens attacking someone they believe is arab. the communal violence reaching such a fevered pitch, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu angrily warning vigilantes to stop or face consequences. >> translator: i do not care if your blood is boiling, it's not interesting. you cannot take the law into your own hands. you cannot come and take a simple arab citizen and try to lynch him. just as we cannot see arab citizens doing this to jewish citizens. this will not stand. >> reporter: police getting reinforcements on horse back in riot gear in lod to quell the unrest. sirens ring constantly. a warning of incoming rocket fire. the iron dome stopping 90% of those fired thus far according to the israeli military. but israeli air strikes targeting hamas and jihad militants in gaza, the casualty count is rising with each exchange. the displaced in gaza growing with every building reduc

we're in the israeli city of lod right now. what are you seeing?e for the last two nights there have been communal clashes between jewish and palestinian citizens of this state of israel. now just to give you an idea of what is going on behind me this is the home of a palestinian-israeli family being searched by the israeli police. we don't have any idea of what they're looking for or what the cause of this search is. but as a result, many of the young men in the neighborhood have come out and there are -- there's a synagogue just up the street where there are many jewish-israelis there and sort of the atmosphere is one of real tension at the moment. and what we've seen over the last few nights is these communal clashes where individuals not involved with the police or anything are attacking one another on the basis of their ethnic background. this is something the likes of which have not been seen here for decades. as far as the military situation concern, it's increasingly looking like indeed a full scale war may be coming. a spokesman for the is

it is reported, police say, two people were killed by rockets striking the central israeli city of lodnight. earlier, cars and a religious school were burned, after clashes between arab israelis and israeli jews on the streets here, 30 minutes south of tel aviv. a situation the mayor described as out—of—control. the israeli government has declared an emergency in the city. in the west bank city of ramallah, israeli military vehicles drive back palestinian protesters with tear gas. as clashes injerusalem and events in gaza have acted as a rallying cry, sending residents here into battle too. in the west bank city of hebron, palestinian and israeli forces clash. firecrackers are lobbed in exchange for stun grenades and tear gas. at least 130 missiles have targeted the israeli city of tel aviv. this was the burnt out scene after rockets struck. earlier, pedestrians ran for shelter. there was visible shock when rockets claimed the lives of two israeli women in the city of ashkelon, which lies close to gaza. 95 people were hospitalised. earlier, this 13 storey hamas occupied tower block in

one of the most extreme situations other than haifa reached all mixed cities and lod was very extremeen, by an israeli right wing extreme settler who claimed that he wanted to defend himself -- >> right. >> to protect himself a curfew for the first time was declared as a result of an order to declare lod as a civil emergency area but only on arabs. >> so -- >> enabling the extreme right wipg to attack homes while arabs were in their own homes. >> we have just about 45 seconds left. talk about the international community here. is there a role for the international community that you want to see play with what you're seeing on the ground? >> yeah. yes, of course. for the first time we issued under the frame of the committee the highest political level that represents the palestinian citizen in israel a call for international protection. intervention in order to protect us. the police is failing to protect us. not that we trust them in any case. the violence of the settlers we issued this international call for protection and we sent it to u.n. buddies, ambassadors for the international

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. >> reporter:r nafar is a palestinian resident of the city of lod tonight under military curfew as the sun went down today muslims marked the end of ramadan. heartbroken families in israel and in gaza burying their dead with no end in sight right now israel is attacking gaza not only in the air but on the ground with tanks and artillery. lester >> all right molly, thank you for that update. >>> we have learned the operators of crippled fuel pipeline paid millions to regain control of computer systems shut down by hackers and after days of shortages gas stations are beginning to get fuel deliveries. nbc's tom llamas is in charlotte, north carolina >> reporter: the gas is flowing and the fear is fading. >> i'm like super happy. >> seeing the truck over here. i said, thank you, god. >> reporter: this as nbc news has learned colonial pipeline paid nearly $5 million in ransom to hackers who infiltrated the system which led to the shutdown that sparking pani buying and massive outages.in flames, the driver now the colonial pipeline is servicing all of its markets but president biden warning

diners at a cafe in lod hid in the kitchen area for safety.nwhile, residents in gaza were reeling from ongoing israeli air strikes. an israeli defense force official phoned a building owner in gaza, warning him of an incoming strike and to evacuate the building. >> ( translated ): the building is residential, what is in to hit it? i asked the israeli defense force caller, what was there in order to hit it? he said after it is bombed, i will call you and tell you why, i tried to find out why, all are normal apartments and shops. >> yang: still, some try to spread hope, as a subdued eid celebration continues, marking the end of ramadan. >> ( translated ): i distribute chocolate because i want to feel the joy of eid, and make those around me feel the joy of eid. because as you can see, there is no atmosphere for eid at all, it is all air strikes, destruction and devastation. may god help everyone. >> yang: a sentiment held on both sides. for the pbs newshour, i'm john yang. >> woodruff: in the day's other news, colonial pipeline resumed gasoline

here in bat yam, an arabb israeli man is beaten by jewish israelis, while in places like lod and akher, it's neighbor versus neighbor, attacking each other's homes, businesses, and places of worship. this rabbi calls the situation a nightmare. huge numbers of security forces have been sent to secure the towns, and curfews are in effect. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said he'd restore peace in these israeli towns with an iron fist if he has to. but bringing these fractured communities back from the brink will no doubt require a much softer touch. imtiaz tyab, cbs news, tel aviv. >>> back here in the u.s., congresswoman liz cheney remains defiant after being removed as the number three house republican. gop lawmakers held a secret vote -- held a voice vote yesterday to boot the wisconsin representative from her leadership post. afterwards, cheney spoke out and warned against donald trump's false claims of a stolen election. >> congresswoman, do you feel betrayed by today's vote? >> i do not. i think that it is an indication of where the republican party is. we cannot be dragged b

sectarian clashes betweenjewish and arab citizens who live side by side, on the streets of tel aviv, lodnd beyond have intensified amid warnings of civil war. the bbc�*s middle east editor jeremy bowen is injerusalem. palestinian families are fleeing their homes in northern gaza this evening. they told the bbc they were escaping heavy israeli shellfire. dozens of civilians were killed in their area in the 2014 war, so they left in a hurry, with their children still in their new clothes they were given for the end of ramadan. one man said the criminal occupation shows them no mercy. a renewal of the war between hamas and israel was always likely. the unexpected frontline on the streets of israel was not. sectarian violence between israeli citizens brings a new and vicious dimension. not all israelis arejews. around 20% are palestinian arabs. young men have been on the prowl for people to attack. jews versus arabs, arabs versus jews, all israeli citizens. president warned the country should not abandon itself to civil war. as for the other war, it was a day for decisions. among the hamas l

violence that we're starting to see especially in mixed jewish arab towns now in the central town of lod just to the east of tel aviv on monday. there were disturbances protests a jewish man shot dead palestinian israeli man during the course of that there was a huge funeral for that man in that town earlier on tuesday and in the last couple of hours things have really erupted there there have been stones thrown from palestinians at a jewish car drivers the same thing happening in reverse and cars set alight reports of a synagogue attacked and certain light too as well the mayor of lloyd appealing on live television for a state of emergency to be called by the prime minister benjamin netanyahu and for the troops to be sent in because he said that the police there had lost control of the city. you know has responded to that by sending in border patrol forces that are usually stationed in the occupied west bank platoons of those going in to lloyd and a state of emergency being called there so the the the sort of sparks that of violence that have been flickering for this whole month of rama

some appear to have got through with police in the israeli city of lod saying a man and girl were killedar they were in was hit by a rocket. in tel aviv, sirens have been heard warning of rocket fire and several explosions were heard as the hamas rockets reach the city. and earlier in the west bank city of ramallah, there's been clashes near a checkpoint between hundreds of palestinian demonstrators and israeli security forces. we are also getting further reports of clashes injerusalem itself. let's bring you some live pictures now from gaza city now. we believe there was an airstrike a short while ago just over gaza city. it has been a very volatile and violent night across gaza, israel and indeed those were explosions that just israel and indeed those were explosions thatjust happened a moment ago. we'll be keeping a close tab on that for you in the course of this religion. —— bulletin. well, since monday, over 30 people including 10 children have been killed in gaza following israeli airstrikes. rockets fired into israel from gaza have killed three people there. 0ur middle east corres

tom bateman, bbc news, lod in central israel.horn is a professor in israel studies at northwestern university — she says that the biden administration's expectation and hope that the violence would end soon, is overly optimistic. i am not sure that the act of his of the us administration will be helpful in this regard. the united states is no longer seen as an honest broker in the conflict and it may be perceived by the palestinians as interference in this latest spate of violence. it may actually escalate the situation. but as we saw today, in the reporting just heard from the correspondent, the violence has spread from the occupied territories into territorial israel and it is essentially mob violence betweenjews and arabs in major cities. so it seems that violence is continuing, ratherthan continuing, rather than abating. how worrying is the escalation within those towns where arab—israelis are? i think this is a very worrying trend. we have seen in several clashes over the last few years, rocket fire and retaliation by the is

in the mixed city of lod, gangs ofjewish youths roam the streets, scenes increasingly commonplace inm the other side too. jews set upon, a synagogue torched, communities living in fear. translation: they heard i that my accent was not arab, ran up to my car and they started throwing stones. i was lucky there were no cars behind so i reversed. i almost ran into people and cars. i didn't see anything. israel's uneasy social compact is coming apart at the seams, on streets werejews and arabs live side by side. the prime minister accused of sowing division in the past, now condemning both sides. translation: nothing can 'ustify a lynching of jews by arabs h and nothing canjustify a lynching of arabs byjews. we will not accept this. nor are there any signs to an end to the violence between israel and hamas. the militant organisation continues to fire rockets deep into israel. they are indiscriminate, civilians invariably pay the price. israel's air strikes on gaza are more precise but they are relentless and in this densely packed place, the civilian death toll continues to rise. translat

bringing racial violence to town after town among the incidents 2 jews shot and injured in the town of loda soldier severely beaten in jaffa a heavily pregnant arab woman seriously injured by a rock thrown at her head. in southern television a jewish israeli t.v. crew targeted by jewish rioters a spasm of insecurity that like the military situation in the south has not yet run its course and let's pray to her life again and her yes this overarching situation spot by the age old underlying problems but these internal reactions if you like it's a new development. it is and it's something that jews and arabs in this country alike are looking at with some shock and fear and disquiet there were it must be said some protests of solidarity some $1500.00 people massing outside jerusalem at a junction between a palestinian israeli and jewish town a place known for good relations but then so many of these places that have erupted in this violence have been places where despite the racial tensions persist despite sort of occasional sparks of violence people do generally rub along together they they w

betweenjewish and arab citizens who live side by side has also spread to the streets of tel aviv and lod amid warnings of civil war. in india, more than 4,000 people have died from coronavirus in the last 2a hours alone, and hospitals in many parts of the country are being overrun as the country records nearly as many coronavirus cases as the rest of the world combined. hello and welcome to the week in parliament. a week when the queen set out boris johnson's plans for the new political year. my government will level up opportunities across all parts of the united kingdom, supporting jobs, businesses and economic growth. also, in this program — ex—prime minister's question time. mps grill david cameron over the greensill affair. this is a painful day, coming back to a place that i love and respect so much. britain's top police officer defends the handling of a vigilfor sarah everard. i think it's an extremely hard thing to second—guess when you are looking back at it but i'm proud of the way they responded, and i do think they took these issues into account. and 80 years on, the speaker

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a state of emergency has been declared in the mixed arab—jewish city of lod, to the south east of telt between arab israeli's and the police. dahlia scheindlin is a foreign policy analyst at the century foundation and she joins us from tel aviv. nice to have the weather is. in the piece that you wrote for newsweek, you described these lynch mobs, young jewish men roaming the streets chanting death to arabs. you point to a recent history, to the problems in bosnia in the 1990s. do you really see it like that? is that the rest there is now within israel? i really see it like that, or i wouldn't _ really see it like that, or i wouldn't have thought about it to begin— wouldn't have thought about it to begin with. knowing the balkan region— begin with. knowing the balkan region and how ethnic violent broke out within_ region and how ethnic violent broke out within communities in yugoslavia in those _ out within communities in yugoslavia in those communities, i am witnessing something that is unusuah _ witnessing something that is unusual. i want to point out there is not _ unusual. i want

tom bateman, bbc news, lod in central israel.et from beit lahia in the north of gaza. he told me what the situation on the ground has been like in the last few hours. the firing of the rockets continues to this moment. i can hear it in the background. the bombing by the israelis and some rockets into israel, i mean, just in the few last minutes, the israelis have bombarded a residential building near my town. a few minutes ago a couple of people were pulled out from under the rubble, killed, while other people from theirfamilies, sorry, were rescued and taken to hospital. so it is still growing more and more tense here. and what are the perceptions of gazans of the conflict? do they still support the action by hamas? most people believe that the reason this started because the hamas military wing spokesperson told the israelis that if they do not stop their attacks, and their expulsion of people in sheikh jarrah in east jerusalem and they gave them a deadline at 6pm last monday, and it seems like israel did not heed that threat t

sectarian clashes betweenjewish and arab citizens who live side by side on the streets of tel aviv, lodngs of civil war. from jerusalem, here's our middle east editor, jeremy bowen. palestinian families are fleeing their homes in northern gaza this evening. they told the bbc they were escaping heavily israeli shellfire. dozens of civilians were killed in their area in the 2014 war, so they left in a hurry, with their children still in their new clothes they were given for the end of ramadan. 0ne given for the end of ramadan. one man said the criminal occupation shows them no mercy. a renewal of the war between hamas and israel was always likely. the unexpected frontline on the streets of israel was knocked. sectarian violence between israeli citizens brings a new and vicious dimension. not all israelis arejews. around 20% are palestinian arabs. young men have been on the prowl for people to attack. jews versus palestinians, all israeli citizens. president won the country should not abandon itself to civil war. as for the other war, itself to civil war. as for the otherwar, it itself to

more rockets are shot down in israel's skies, jewish—arab town of lod, where a state of emergency violencein ambulance. and then check a car to see if arabs or dues are inside. along the town israel's leader calls it anarchy. a wave of anger that started in jerusalem it anarchy. a wave of anger that started injerusalem has spilt out to the occupied territories and into israel itself. the country is engulfed in multiple flashpoints. it may be too late to contain it now. let's hear now from both sides in this conflict — starting with lieutenant colonel jonathan conricus, the international spokesperson for the israel defence forces. i asked him what was driving israel's actions. our primary concern is the safety of israeli civilians and how to provide defence for them while they are being constantly bombarded by rockets. and while hamas is trying to emerge from tunnels along the border or to fire anti—tank missiles along the border. that's our primary concern. that's what we're busy doing and that's why we have been retaliating against hamas and attacking military targets, not civilians but m

firing barrages of rockets at several target cities across israel. by side, on the streets of tel aviv, lodusalem here's our middle east editor, jeremy bowen. vicious night after long, hard days and none unexpected front line on the streets of israel. sectarian violence between israeli citizens is a new dimension of this crisis. not all israelis arejews, around 20% of palestinian arabs. last night, young men were on the prowl for people to attack. jews versus arabs, arabs againstjews is, how it has been. the president warns they should not abandon the country to civil war. in the last 15 years, was among the masses have followed a pattern. the next big decision for israel is whether to send in its troops. tens of thousands of palestinians gathered in jerusalem of thousands of palestinians gathered injerusalem to pray at of thousands of palestinians gathered in jerusalem to pray at the most holy place other than mecca and medina. chants and banners celebrating hamas and its leaders celebrating, on the holiday that ends ramadan. it is meant to be a fun time forfamilies, ends ramadan. it is me

in the city of lod, there was even gunfire.afted in to help the police restore order. there have been hundreds of arrests. the un security council is due to discuss the situation on sunday but, as usual, seems deadlocked over what to do about it. an american envoy is due to come here and efforts to broker a ceasefire between israel and hamas are going on, so far, to no avail. israel says it still has plenty to do in gaza, and the resources to inflict much more damage, but going in on the ground would be a major escalation fraught with danger. and we can speak to paul now injerusalem. we saw in your report to palestinian fears of an israeli ground offensive. how likely is that? i think it is still possible. i'm sure the israeli military is perfectly happy for the people of gaza to believe that such a thing is happening, even if the information overnight was the result of a genuine error. but, it takes time to amass the forces that you need for such an operation and i don't think they are quite there, yet. the thing to remember i

sectarian clashes betweenjewish and arab civilians on the streets, who live side by side, of tel aviv, lodsalem here's our middle east editor, jeremy bowen. vicious night after long hard days and then an unexpected front line on the streets of israel. sectarian violence between israeli citizens is a new dimension of this crisis. not all israelis arejewish, around 20% are palestinian arabs. last night, young men were on the prowl for people to attack. jewish people against arabs, arabs againstjewish people, all israeli citizens. israel's president warned that the country should not abandon itself to civil war. country should not abandon itself to civilwar. in country should not abandon itself to civil war. in gaza, successive wars between hamas and israel in the past 15 years have followed a pattern. the next big decision for israel is whether to its troops. tens of thousands of palestinians gathered in jerusalem thousands of palestinians gathered injerusalem to pray at islam's holiest place, after mecca and medina. chance and banners celebrating hamas and its leaders where there. on eid, t