marwan can't get out of gaza, and i can't get in, so we spoke by phone. how angry are you, marwan?i'm very angry. i want to see my grandkids go to schools, go to university, to travel. like anybody, we want to be free. >> reporter: that's the dream. this is the reality. >> everything is gone. i can't tell now. this is woman body. >> reporter: reporting on a war from deep inside it is a test of courage, especially when you're hurting. one of the air strikes that israel says targeted hamas killed marwan's nephew and his whole family except 13-year-old maria. >> i've been working for 36 years as a journalist in gaza strip, but i have never seen such harsh war in the gaza strip. >> reporter: do you believe we will see israel and palestine, two states, stable, in your lifetime? >> i wish i could to see the two states in my life, but i'm afraid not. >> reporter: if i had asked you that question a year ago, would you have had the same answer, marwan? >> maybe i had little hope, but now, i'm afraid not. >> reporter: most of what you saw in that story was filmed by marwan and his son. his r

marwan can't get out of gaza, and i can't get in, so we spoke by phone. how angry are you, marwan?ry angry. i want to see my grandkids go to schools, go to university, to travel, like anybody. we want to be free. . >> reporter: that's the dream. this is the reality. >> everything is gone. i can't tell now. this is woman, body. >> reporter: reporting on a war from deep inside it is a test of courage, especially when you're hurting. one of the air strikes that israel says targeted hamas killed marwan's nephew and his whole family, except 13-year-old maria. >> i've been working for 36 years as a journalist in gaza strip, but i have never seen such harsh war in the gaza strip. >> do you believe we'll see israel and palestine, two states stable in your lifetime? >> i wish i could, to see the two states in my life. but i'm afraid not. >> reporter: if i had asked you that question a year ago, would you have had the same answer, marwan? >> maybe i had little hope, but now i'm afraid not. >> reporter: most of what you saw in that story was filmed by marwan and his son. his resolve is simply

his family. >> i am marwan al ghoul, was born in gaza. am 61 years old. i am married and have a beautiful family. before the 7th of october, gaza had been going through years of relative calm. that night was pleasant and the sea was calm too. i woke up on sounds of a barrage of rockets with launching from gaza toward israel. the sky was lighted up by hundreds of rocket signs. i saw dozens of hamas militants driving very fast, heading the border with israel, and others capturing hostages into gaza. the next day, gaza was under bombing. so i decided to move with my family to the heart of west of the city to find electricity, communications, and water. then i began working very hard on covering this war. >> i'm afraid of what's going on now. i am worried about my family, about my granddaughters. >> re in the second week of the war, the israeli war began bombing around the hotel. >> oh, no. >> and destroying the buildings nearby. it was terrifying. on the morning my family rushed ourselves into one car and headed to rafah. i had left my house

yes, well, well, the head of them brigades inside refugee camp rais marwan, he was indeed announced to be the target of this, the target of this air strike, but no palestinian, the palestinian ministry of health nor the palestinian red society have confirmed that was indeed killed in in this. this air strike and we are waiting for a palestinian source to either to either confirm or deny that was indeed inside the area that was targeted, but also we must mention that local sources have has have assured that one indeed was inside the area that was targeted and the chances of his survival due to this extreme large attack is almost is almost zero chance of survival, but we say it again, until this moment no official, no official statement had been issued by the ministry of health nor the palestinian red present society, but g marwand is considered to be the number one wanted palestinian wanted resistance fighter in therem in therem area especially after the... fascination of abu shuja the last in the last month and actually we interviewed marwan to to warn abu shuja through through our rep

marwan has lost several friends and family members, adding to a death toll that has surpassed 41,000nd still climbing by the day. as israel's war has widened, the relationship with its strongest ally has become more strained. pentagon officials tell us they were not warned in advance of that pager attack on hezbollah fighters nor the assassination of hamas and hezbollah leaders including hassan nasrallah himself. part of iran's justification for the largest ballistic missile attack israel has ever seen. u.s. destroyers helped thwart that attack, and officials tell cbs news that heavy u.s. presence will remain in the region for the foreseeable future. charlie d'agata, cbs news, at the pentagon. >>> turning now to the cleanup following hurricane helene. the storm's death toll is now at least 233 across six states. in north carolina these national guard troops are helping unload deliveries of aid. many survivors there are still desperate for help. cbs's janet shamlian reports from the battered community of morganton, north carolina. >> it's just heartbreaking, guys. i'm telling you. >>

refugee camp, which is as many of you know a crowded area, and the iof said that they were targeting marwan, the head of al-qassan brigades inside. karim refugee camp, this has resulted until this moment to a 14 palestinian marters, including family of five, mother, father and and their three children and 21 injured palestinians, some resources said that the number have just went up to 18 palestinian martters inside refugee camp. this is actually very very sad evening to to karem and to the whole west bank as these aircraft as the as the as the israeli media is saying you as the tony have just said that for the first time since the second intefada, these type of of aircrafts are being used over here in the west bank, and we are talking, we are talking about more than 25 years that israel have not used such a war a aircraft inside the west bank, which makes an indication that maybe the policy of assassination by heavy heavy artiliary and heavy aircraft. i'm sorry to interrupt you, i just um news just broken that at least 14 people have been killed in in this latest round of genocidal strike,

you release, for example, particularly particularly important prisoners being held by israel, like marwanidely seen by palestinians as perhaps the most credible future leader of the palestinian movement. look, unfortunately, when you are dealing with terrorists or with, let's say, villains that are kidnapping your kids, you are not... ..you are unable to negotiate, ok? it's not a real negotiation. they are putting the terms. and if you want your kids back home, you have to pay the price. and that's a very, very simple question. and my answer is simple as well. yes, we should release — the less as possible, of course — but we should release all those that are, let's say, selected by the hamas in order to get our people back, all of them, up to the last one. let's think about the bigger picture of where israel is going. you are deeply unhappy with its direction — you've made that plain in this interview. you've long called for netanyahu's resignation. you've accused the current israeli government of adopting apartheid policies in the occupied west bank. you say that, if things continue as t

i mean , i want to say that they are very convinced in terms of potential , that this year marwan was able to recruit a few players with him, in fact, it's a question of recruits, or in general, the teams that are looked at a little more specially , they change in a way, and whenever this team our city and most popular. the bias we have is finally very happy. tractor made ligo attractive with its scotch coach and good young players, including hosseinzadeh. pay attention. hosseinzadeh has been the best player in the premier league so far with the assists he has given and the four goals he has scored. tractor has a very sensitive game that sunday mr. mehdi mentioned that he will play on sunday . another good game. today we have the zobahan team. zobahen has also had good conditions this year. they will face golgahar, which is the best team. he has had the defense in this year's premier league, his performance in the defensive line of mehdi tatar has been fantastic, they only conceded one goal they hope that with the good defensive conditions they have , they can win the league. zabahen'

let's take a listen, as the iof has said that has said that they have targeted marwan, which is the head of the brigades inside camp and city and he was as the io aclaim, he was in charge of times inside them and he was responsible for many attacks against the iof and during during the attack the the iof raided to turn refugee camp with f16 with f16 planes and aircrafts and causing ' causing extremely large damage to the refugee camp and as many of you know the refugee camp already has very dense and dense population and it is considered to be almost impossible not to hit civilians with any air strike, not mentioning the air strike by the f16 which which is loaded with with bombs and with the heavy heavy bombs actually. about a large size, a large size bomb. the leader of viral law movement has hailed iran's retaliatory missile strike known as operation true promise 2 against the israeli regime. the islamic republic of iran has conducted the greatest rocket launch and attack which the israeli enemy has received since occupation of palestine and these rockets reached all the spheres and a

as the iof has said that have said that they have targeted marwan which is the head of brigades inside camp and city and he was as the ioslim, he was in charge of the inside and he was a responsible for many attacks against the iof and during during the attack the the iof raided refugee camp with f16, with f16 planes and aircrafts and causing causing extremely large damage to the refugee camp and as many of you know the refugee camp already has a very dense and dense population and it is considered to be almost impossible not to hit. billions with any air strike, not mentioning the air strike by the f-16 which which is loaded with the with bombs and with the heavy heavy bombs, actually we are talking about a large size, a large size bomb. iran's foreign ministry spokesman has condemned israel's measure to declare the secur secretary general of the united nations as persona nangrata ismail. said the move is aimed at bullying antonio gutieres and forcing him to remain silent on the regime's crimes. the spokesman added that israel is the same regime whose former ambassador shred the un ch

air strike until let's stick a listen as the iof has said that have said that they have targeted marwan which is the head of brigades inside and and he was as the ios claim, he was in charge of the inside and he was responsible for many attacks against the iof and during during the attack the the iof raided to karim refugee camp with f 16 with 16 planes and aircrafts and causing causing extremely large damage to the refugee camp and as many of you know the refugee camp already has very dense and dense population and it is considered to be almost impossible not to hit civilians with any air strike and not mentioning the air strike by the f16 which which is loaded with with bombs and with the heavy heavy bombs. actually we are talking about a large size, a large size bomb. miamines have taken to the streets and yet another nationwide rally to express their support for lebaneses and palestinians calling for an end to the israely crimes in gaza and lebanon. let's cross over now to our son our correspondent yusuf maudi who's here with uh more updates on the latest massive rallies that are ta

details. on israel's air strike on tulkara, as the iof has said have said that they have targeted marwanand during during the attack the the iof raided refugee camp with f16 with f16 planes and aircrafts and causing causing extremely large damage to the refugee camp and as many of you know the refugee camp already has very dense and population and it is considered to be almost impossible not to hit civilians with any air strike and not mentioning the air strike by the f the f16 which which is loaded with with bombs and with the heavy heavy bombs actually we are talking about a large size a large size bomb yemines have taken to the streets and yet another nationwide rally in a powerful display of solidarity with lebanese and palestinians, protesters chanted slogans to praise the murdered leader of hezbollah, resistance move and sayid hasan nasrol and hailed all resistance leaders who sacrif vice their lives for the palestinian cause. we were earlier joined by ours corresponding who was on the ground to bring us more details on the anti-israel rally. massive demonstration indeed, it's not

they are bothjoining me now, ibrahim from cairo and marwan from khan younis.d, thank you. thank i there, how are you? i'm fine, l i'm good, thank you. thank you very much. _ i'm good, thank you. thank you very much. i— i'm good, thank you. thank you very much, i know _ i'm good, thank you. thank you very much, i know you've - very much, i know you've travelled especially to khan younis to ensure that you have wi—fi in order to be able to talk to your brother, one was the last time you guys spoke with each other?— with each other? since one week. with each other? since one week- so _ with each other? since one week. so you're _ with each other? since one week. so you're managing| with each other? since one l week. so you're managing to seak to week. so you're managing to speak to each _ week. so you're managing to speak to each other. - week. so you're managing to l speak to each other. abraham, how is it with you now in cairo knowing that your brother remains in gaza? actually, it's very difficult. _ remains in gaza? actually, it's very difficult. he _ remains

that's just and it has been on the mind in a big way. briefly. marwan all lies now also on israel and how it might respond to the rainy and missed all attacks of a few days ago. a lot of speculation about what these release might target, what saw your, what are the possible scenarios here of how this might unfold as well. there are certainly old offices, registered adams. now, as you've heard on a number of ways in a number of ways, these are, these are basically just spending the amount of times what they're going to do or not injections consulting with them. while they did hear about the red lines, i don't know maybe a bi weekly or target or airfields, but is there is, wouldn't be choose invest targets. they are the ones who are according to shocks it the way i see it. they basically told by the to wake up set off and shuttle and inject it's going to be not going to, i was going to be doing this thing on the night. so it's going to have to forward his footsteps. i don't see any more money out of washington. otherwise i think the access probably is going to support that sort of the s

it wouldn't just be sinwar, it would be the head of the military wing mohammed deif and his deputy marwan issa so us officials who i've been speaking with this morning, no doubt see this as a moment where they could jump-start the ceasefire negotiations that have been completely stalled in the water for the past few weeks and more importantly, jim, for months the u.s administration has seen the end of the war in gaza, a ceasefire in gaza as the key to unlocking so much more, not just getting the israeli hostages home, not just getting that critical aid into the gaza strip for the hundreds of thousands of people who are suffering so much in gaza, but also ending the confrontations that israel is facing with hezbollah to the north and lebanon, the increasing attacks by the houthis in yemen, as well as other proxy groups. so yeah, this really is a could be, could be a pivotal moment for not just the war in gaza, but so much of these growing and brewing conflict. >> not to mention the tensions with iran as well, which has been on the rise, of course, and cnn's arlette saenz's over at the whit

most echelon, many of them also taken out mohammed deif, the head of the military wing, his deputy marwan issa, and now possibly the head of the entire organization yahya sinwar. so does this provide a moment for prime minister benjamin netanyahu to declare victory? it was hard for us officials to see how israel could say that they had won the war with hamas without killing sinwar. so they have looked at this potential moment for months as that tipping point, as that moment where netanyahu would be able to say, look, we have taken them out militarily and us agrees with that, that they would not be able to carry out another massacre another attack like october 7, they have taken them out in terms of their political and governance structure. they're not the organization they once were. so can netanyahu now say the war is over and what are the ramifications after that? what are the other dominos after that? because you have other militant organizations, terrorist organizations like hezbollah, the houthis, who have all said that we are attacking israel because of what israel is doing in gaza