in the mediterranean _ caused this flooding. in the mediterranean region - caused this flooding.diterranean region this i caused this flooding. in the | mediterranean region this is caused this flooding. in the - mediterranean region this is really the time of year at which they get their heaviest rainfall and flash floods and unfortunately this was an awful one. climate change is becoming a more contributing factor. as was explained, that was quite the case with warmer temperatures and to the atmosphere can hold a whole lot more moisture. as you move that humid warm air mass over land areas, especially in areas that have terrain that can lift the air up and cause much heavier rainfall, unfortunately we saw the devastation from that. fin unfortunately we saw the devastation from that. ., ., , from that. on the other hand these have been regions _ from that. on the other hand these have been regions that _ from that. on the other hand these have been regions that have - have been regions that have otherwise experience a severe drought, haven't they?- drought, haven't they? that's c

the mediterranean theater presents a good example of planned, efficient laboratory only organizationter of operation. in the combat zone, the evacuation hospital laboratory provides facilities sufficient for emergency and routine clinical pathology. in italy, the eighth evacuation hospital was equipped with facilities for qualitative urine analysis, growth and microscope and examination of feces, hematology, including blood typing and cross matching hemoglobin determination and malaria diagnosis. the laboratory was also able to perform dark field examinations and the simpler tests on spinal fluid. although field manual best five places, the field hospital in the communication zone in the mediterranean and some of the other theaters, field hospitals were utilized in the combat zone as elements in the chain of evacuation. the 15th assigned to the mediterranean theater is representative of such a hospital and its laboratory, regardless of their assignment. field hospitals generally held their patients for short periods only. therefore, the range of lab procedure areas was limited. the m

i'm reco temperatures in the mediterranean sea. been putting pressure on critical marine ecosystems. the 10s of millions of people depend on. but now fishermen on the remote greek island of fighting back to try to save the seas or environment. edison that clock spoke to some of the fishermen in a more cost, as for thousands of years, the sea and all its given as being that the house of everything in this ancient land. and then in one lifetime, it old changed. georgia says fish the bounty of the mediterranean for as long as he can remember. but now the nets pulling up pretty much him to what to say today is very disappointed, completely. so nicholas has followed his prophet to see these days, this little money to be made at home and just have to the right stuff. i don't know what to do, never know what to do. cry. i feel like crying a lot of times i have to sort of mind, what else can i do? greece is the longest coastline in the med, with thousands of vine. and this is one of those islands mugosa surrounded by c u that has sustained

from the mediterranean into the atmosphere. the atmosphere is then generally hotter as well as result of climate change in able to hold water. so it's room 7 percent for every degree of global warming. so that means that was a lot more water in the atmosphere anyway, which translates then into a lot more water flowing when there's this kind of event. now, what could communities do to prepare and reduce the impact? i mean, i think it's clear that authorities need to reevaluate the kind of infrastructure and planning they have in place for, you know, the level of water that we are seeing. i mean, these ones are not going to happen all the time, but they need to pre prepared for what it does. there's also so called nature based solutions that they can put in place. so this can be something from planting more trees, which are able to observe water, or in some cases like in boston where the authorities are redoing public parks so that be they put in kind of meadows, they're able to observe water and also landscape features that can

that's when a cold atlantic low pressure system collides with bowl mediterranean and muddy torrance swept away vehicles and ripped upon homes. across much of eastern spain streets are strewn with wreckage from the countries was natural disaster. in decades, the causes scattered like toys, testaments to the power of the waters which took everything in their pos, including some residents trying to escape the familiar. i'd like to see the the river rose in half an hour and we've lost almost everything, or even everything is, i mean, it was frightening over my wife's to carry my daughter in her arms when the waltz was almost chest. trying to escape. today is a to nothing. this is a tragedy. is the people who have died and there is be many, there were many people who lost their lives. these are my savings, my efforts, my life. we are live, maybe they'll say to some what reverse a years worth of rain fell in just a few hours in parts of valencia, tony village streets, inter raging rivers. people took shelter wherever they could, hoping not to be swept away in the torrents. like so many vehicles

the mediterranean has one particularly unwelcome distinction. it is warming faster than the global average, according to the world's blood fund for nature. there's also applies to the waters along the creation coast line around poor. marine biologist irving ritual is sounding the alarm. every time he dives into the mediterranean sea, he observes how rapidly the underwater will this changing. and it's not for the better. a girl when gretchen gets ready for his next dives, he's explore the daughters in croatia, is about selling a bay many times already. the austrian marine biologist 1st started diving here 35 years ago. that's kind of the head talking. the thing i can say with certainty that the 1st 20 or maybe 25 years since i 1st came here, there were hardly any changes home for and the only stop people who have more than that. but the last 6 to 10 years that has been an incredible amount of change. since we came that that's on the aisle. now there are changes almost every month at least get food. until the end of the above the water. everything

sea from the west, and it has a 41-kilometer coast next to the mediterranean sea , it has a 10-kilometerder with the occupied land from the north, and it leads to the occupied lands from the east. the barrier wall that is being talked about starts from the border of rafah and reaches the mediterranean sea. this wall is 61 kilometers long . there is also a one-kilometer area behind this wall along this wall, which is a prohibited area. the population of gaza is two million people. this population is 500 thousand. they are old residents of gaza there are 1,700,000 refugees , and 500,000 of these refugees are in 8 camps in different places in gaza . they live in these camps after the end of the 6-day war in 1967, when gaza was occupied by the zionist regime in the same year that hamas . the title of the palestinian branch of the muslim brotherhood is formed in gaza until 2005, when israel agreed to leave gaza, gaza is occupied by the zionist regime, and in 206, the palestinian parliamentary elections will be held . it is chosen to be primed for life it is not long because it is against the

from italy by transport, by the way, also parts and everything needs to be transported across the mediterraneanin general, there are very big problems. the african corps had a special military uniform, it was a lightweight cotton uniform, if we look at the photographs it always looks so wrinkled, but it was wrinkled precisely because it was natural fabric, and these were tropical helmets, which were later replaced by the corresponding cap, and there was corresponding lightweight equipment. and with the exception of armored forces, because from the very beginning the germans supplied very serious tanks there, we know that they fought there, including tigers, that is, from the point of view of the armored corps, the german troops immediately were superior not only to the italians, but also to the british, whose cream-making equipment was seriously inferior in quality to the german one. the autonomous campaign range of most tanks of that time did not exceed 160-180 km. italian gasoline was of such low quality that it was often not suitable for german vehicles. rommel soon had to admit that without

sea , and it has a 41-kilometer coast next to the mediterranean sea. it has a 10-kilometer border with the land from the north. it is occupied and from the eastern region it leads to the occupied lands, the barrier wall that we are talking about starts from the border of rafah to the mediterranean sea , this wall is 61 kilometers long, and a one kilometer area is also behind this wall. there is a wall that is a forbidden area. the population of gaza is two million people, of which 500,000 are old residents of gaza, and 1,700,000 are refugees, and 500,000 of these refugees are in 8 camps in different places in gaza. they live in these camps. with the end of the 6-day war in 1967, gaza to the occupation of the zionist regime in the same year that hamas was formed as the palestinian branch of iqbal muslimeen in gaza until 2005 when israel agreed to leave gaza, gaza is under the occupation of the zionist regime and in 2006 the palestinian parliamentary elections will be held. the election and the leader of this group, ismail haniyeh , is elected as the pri

georgia says fish the bounty of the mediterranean for as long as he can remember. but now the nets pulling up pretty much him to what to say today is very disappointed, completely. so nicholas has followed his father to see but these days, this little money to be made at home and just have to do the stuff. i don't know what to do, never know what to do. cry. i feel like crying a lot of times, what am i and what else can i do? the grease is the longest coastline in the med, with thousands of vine. and this is one of those islands mugosa surrounded by c u that is sustained for so long. but not guaranteed harvest of the mediterranean is this thing of the past are precious for hold, all right. and the room may not lease the mediterranean itself is getting hotter because of climate change in southern marine heat waves are becoming more common. pitching marine bio diversity hard. last year 60 percent of fish ducks were over fished, a marine populations plummeted. the fishermen recognized the one thing they could do was protect what they had beneath the surface, like mead

from the eastern mediterranean. the sm3 has a range of up to 1,550 miles. a u.s. official tells fox that iran has been in a state of readiness to launch an attack on israel within 12 to 24 hours since early august following the july 31st assassination of hamas leader ishmael haney. iran started moving these missile launchers in recent days we are told following the killing of lebanese hezbollah leader, hossein nasrallah, killed in beirut on friday. u.s. officials said preparations for iran's attack looks similar to the attack in april. during that attack there were 300 ballistic and cruise missiles and drones fired. u.s. central command says it deployed twice the number of fighter aircraft, warships and defensive missile systems to the middle east as it had back in april during the last iranian attack against israel. some of those forces, some of those squadrons arrived in the last 24 hours. >> sandra: it's sandra, getting an update here that the israeli military has ordered the closure of the new military area in northern israel. that's coming to us just now. i w

it leads to the mediterranean sea from the west and has a 41-kilometer beach next to the mediterranean border with the occupied land from the north, and it leads to the occupied lands from the east. this wall stretches 61 kilometers from the beginning to the mediterranean sea. there is a one-kilometer area behind this wall along this wall, which is a prohibited area. the population of gaza is two million people, of which 500,000 are old residents of gaza, and one million and 700,000 people are refugees, of which 500,000 are in 8 camps in different places. gazans live in these camps . with the end of the six-day war in 1967, gaza was occupied by the zionist regime. in the same year that hamas was formed as the palestinian branch of the muslim brotherhood in gaza, until 2005, when israel agreed to leave gaza, gaza was occupied by the zionist regime , and in 2006, palestinian parliamentary elections were held. ismail haniyeh is elected as the prime minister, the prime minister who does not live long because with the opposition of the fatah movement is faced and a conflict is formed betwee

will pull it up quickly, the third group, there is an amphibious landing group in the eastern mediterraneantruman is also approaching there, now the rotation, which... propaganda and also biden just read this out, no, no, no, we, so to speak, will not interfere there, they will hammer now, the price of oil will go up, and before the elections they do not need the price of gasoline at all, absolutely, absolutely this, well , besides, they work for, do you like oil at 300, i do, especially the brand, the brand at 300, this is very good, here wti can be thrown out altogether, it is west texas no, it does not interest us. somehow it shows that he can solve this problem, but here, given that he will inevitably have internal problems, immediately after his election, as soon as they announce his victory, an internal revolt will immediately begin. this internal revolt can develop into a very serious clash, we saw the twentieth year, we saw blm, this is just the beginning, the berries may be ahead, and he can solve this problem by using that group that the democrats are now creating in order to emph

well, the border line of lebanon starts from this point on the mediterranean coast.is almost possible to say that the golan heights extends to a border of about 10 to 10 kilometers. well, a few kilometers behind me, about a year ago, we witnessed explosions that seem to indicate that the zionist regime destroyed residential areas in this area. targeted of course, until yesterday, that is, from yesterday morning to evening it can be said that hezbollah fired about 200 rockets and missiles towards various occupied areas in the north of the occupied territories. this number reached 200 from this morning to noon today, and even as i am talking to you , there is a fierce conflict between the fighters of the islamic resistance are continuing with the aggressors, and the zionist terrorists are trying to enter more with heavy equipment, such as the merkava tank , which yesterday the resistance destroyed three merkava tanks. before 2006 , it showed that this intensity prevails in the north of the occupied territories people are killed and injured, but the censorship is strang

it's like here in the mediterranean area here in valencia. but also each of these documents that you see that seem to show also by the notes from, from, if somebody didn't hear that it's moving like a circle. and these rings are still going to hold. and they've been so many deaths across those parts of the south and east. what happened to spain's, where the warning system there were to be printed or whether, what keeps from school. they were coming from jobs. they were still shopping during the shopping. and they, they were tracking their cars and if that is the most, the most of the possible, please try to be on that. these were people, somebody understand. and christy, we've just been looking at pictures of some of the race can waive that spike, followed by helicopter the rest of what is putting bad lives at risk to save. others, get them out of the vehicles of cost. is this the type of thing? spain is going to have to get used to in the future. well, i have to say i have i can somebody. yeah i'm, we're used to these sort of the same stuff

then these really gas reg in the mediterranean, was head to minutes and that's all on slot, along with the military base, east roles, natural gas reserves are considered the significant strategic asset for energy independence. meanwhile, to ronstadt its attack had ended. although you trust me to strike far honda, if that was the response they were supposed to the killing of the smell honey at say it has and this are on a and bass no. first time we talk through the hot to the occupied territories. if he is on his regime response to our attack on next to tax will be more devastating or less for us now live to our to contribute to use of july leading to ron and also bring on our to contribute to and a couple a are you in, in 10 of the of you said, let me start with you. now the situation is getting more target and, but i guess the response was out for me, ron was expected. what do we know so far? mike, is the question for me? yes. use of i'm stopping with you. what do we know so far? of course, mike, as we speak uh, what seems to be just the 1st phase of uh, this large scale. our gc attac

on november 4, 1942, more than 300 american military transport ships entered the mediterranean sea.e ports of algiers, oran and casablanca, they landed a force totaling about 110 thousand people. french. plus this is the first combat experience of fighting the germans, this experience was considered very important for the reasons that it was both it's called a test, to what extent we can really fight the germans, because they had never had any experience of war before, the landing did not involve any resistance, they landed on a virtually clean coast and they did not experience any resistance, that is, they knew in advance that there would be no losses here, by the end of forty-second year in general... the north african campaign was doomed, the italians and the germans could not resist, they could not accumulate enough forces to carry out aggressive operations, the peace was broken logistics, that is, the british were constantly strengthening their presence in the mediterranean, as a result, tanks were sent to kromel, they were sunk on the road, they did not swim across, transport

georgia says fish the bounty of the mediterranean for as long as he can remember. but now the next aconia pretty much empty. what to say today is very disappointed, completely. so nicholas has followed his prophet to see for these days, this little money to be made. at home and just have to do the stuff. i don't know what to do, never know what to do. cry. i feel like crying a lot of times i just wouldn't mind. what else can i do? greece has the longest coastline in the med, with thousands of violence. and this is one of those islands the most, surrounded by c u that is sustained for so long, but not guaranteed harvest of the mediterranean. does this thing of the past are precious for hold, all right. and the room not least the mediterranean itself is getting hotter because of climate change and southern marine heat waves are becoming more common. pitching marine bio diversity hard. last year, 60 percent of fish ducks with over fished, marine populations plummeted. the fisherman recognized the one thing they could do was protect what they had beneath the surface, l

the west leads to the mediterranean sea and a beach 41 it is 10 km from the north of a border by theional sea. it is with the occupied land and it leads to the occupied lands from the eastern region , the barrier wall that we are talking about starts from the border of rafah to the mediterranean sea , this wall is stretched for 61 kilometers, and there is a one kilometer area behind this wall along this wall. gaza has a population of 230 million people, of which 500,000 are old residents of gaza, and 1,700,000 are refugees, of which 500,000 are in 8 camps in different places. they are living in these camps in gaza after the end of the six day war in 1967. in the same year that hamas is formed as the palestinian branch of the muslim brotherhood in gaza, until 2005 when israel agreed to leave gaza, gaza is occupied by the zionist regime and in 206 palestinian parliamentary elections will be held . ismail haniyeh's group is elected as the prime minister. which does not have a long life because it faces the opposition of the fatah movement and the conflict that is formed between the forc

immerse yourself in sophistication and luxury, forgetting about time on the shores of the mediterranean. true perfection, making dreams come true, the kalinan beleg hotel, where life turns into a fairy tale. so says the lighthouse. to be where the fate of the country is decided is the choice of the brave, our military has no shortage of courage. volunteers also go to the front, leaving peaceful life now, for the sake of a peaceful future. if the motherland said it is necessary, the motherland, we have only one, and we will. to the end for mother russia, the russian world, it will not be able to stand, if we do not win this fight with world evil, they will always answer: yes, no need to go help the boys, we just got together and went, every day there are more and more people willing to help the front, to help the country, people work, honestly 24/7, courage, bravery. this is some kind of incredible spirit, our premiere, we continue the work of our grandfathers from monday to friday on rtr, the motherland requires sacrificial service, please remember, choosing a position of non-reconcilia

it was a very important plastdarma in terms of control over the southern coast of the mediterranean sea. how did the battle of africa affect the course of world war ii. what difficulties did the warring armies face in the lifeless desert? why did hitler never manage to win this campaign. october 23, 1942, in the vicinity of the egyptian city of el-ala. in the middle of a deserted desert, dozens of artillery crews opened fire. the united army of great britain and its dominions attacked the italo-german troops. the british shells covered the tanks and trucks, which were already red-hot, with a fiery shaft. when the shooting stopped, british sappers went into the desert. in front of their positions. the germans laid half a million mines. they called this deadly strip the devil's gardens. and they believed that it would be almost impossible to overcome it. however , it took the british 100,000 to clear the minefields. only a few hours. when the corridor was opened, british tanks immediately rushed into it. among them was the american novelty, the sherman medium tank. it was the first allied

just think — between the mediterranean and the jordan valley are living around 15 million people, halfjewsch kind of state do we wish to have for our children and grandchildren in the future? and if we will not be able to solve the problem properly... ..i believe, unfortunately, that... ..the future is not something that... ..i would like to see. so, let's start... if we consider the israeli—palestinian relationship, let's start with the here and now. you have long opposed netanyahu on this question of a ceasefire, and on prioritising the release of those remaining 100 or so israeli hostages being held in gaza. would you absolutely prioritise their fate? that is, order a ceasefire now on the basis that that is the only way to get them out? i believe that the biggest mistake of our government was that, on october the 8th, before starting, let's say, to think about retaliation, about moving our ground forces into gaza, we had to solve the problem of all those people that were kidnapped by the hamas, starting with babies — young babies, less than six months old, up to 85 — or even more — olde

long-term cooperation in dividing gas fields on the coast of lebanon and israel on the shelf in the mediterranean sea, and the americans have intensified these... the americans understood that this was not enough , they understood that it was three times more expensive, their task was to ensure the flow of gas from the mediterranean. to do this, it was necessary to achieve a long-term truce between the lebanese organization hezbollah and the israeli government, they did reach an agreement, the same amos hachstein, who has been in lebanon constantly in recent months, the leader of the murdered lebanese party hezbollah, the lebanese have already turned to gather them in order to remind them of everything that is happening with actions, the palestinian movement hamas also turned to everyone so that this friday, i fear that there will be a wave and speeches and... it feels like the level of tension has already reached such a degree that we, or some of us, no longer pay attention to the bloody events that are flaring up right now, everyone is waiting for blows, this already seems like something so ord

they had two destroyers in the eastern mediterranean. they launched missiles to intercept 12 of those iranian missiles. we're not sure how many were intercepted, but certainly some of them. you know, on those ships, it's like a bullet hitting a bullet, a missile hitting a missile. to protect israel, david. >> david: extraordinary precision involved. in the meantime, i know you've been talking with your sources today. how concerned is the u.s. of the potential of a wider regional war here? and could israel now vowing to retaliate, could israel target iran's nuclear sites? >> reporter: well, at this point, david, my sources tell me they don't really know what israel is going to do. they're waiting, they will probably get some sort of heads up before they respond, but they are worried about how broad a response. i don't think they're concerned at this point that they will hit nuclear sites, but it is certainly possible, but given the fact there was not major damage, they're hoping that israel tamps it down. >> david: martha raddatz, thank y

the syrian military to shoot down all the israeli missiles and to chase those uh jets over the mediterraneanwe will see the same thing happening in lebanon, the rest of the axis of resistance will wait for hizbullah to tell them, i need your help directly to be involved, but at as we are looking right now, hizbullah is very capable on taking on the zionist colony by itself, the question is how quick the west will get involved to save the israel from destruction, and that's when we should be uh counting that the rest of the access of resistance will come to help, well we also know that - he actually has just spoken and he mentioned uh that actually they have one of their missiles again on standby waiting to enter the warfare, mean how could this infect or maybe perhaps where could they be targeting this new missile as we saw before the yemini response? you now right now hizbullah has destroyed the israeli air bases in the north of occupied palestine, they only have a two major air bases left in the center and the south that will be probably the primary target of the access. resistance members

heavy storms that blow in from the mediterranean are a regular occurrence in the eastern part of spainr, but scientists believe our warming climate is now supercharging these natural events in a number of ways. the mediterranean sea has been exceptionally hot in recent months, “p exceptionally hot in recent months, up to 30 celsius in some places. all that extra heat have added extra energy water vapour and instability to these big storms. let's have a look at how those warmer waters have influenced these floods. this is an image of the valencia region in spain takenjust a image of the valencia region in spain taken just a few weeks ago. compare that, to this image, taken just after the floods. scientists say that climate driven droughts have dried out the soils, likely increasing the speed and the breadth of the rain run—off. from europe to the us to asia, many parts of the world have seen extremely heavy storms and dangerous floods this year. scientists say that over the past two decades, our ongoing reliance on fossil fuels has made the very worst events more frequent and more letha

court was dealing with humanitarian disaster between the eastern part of the jordan river and its mediterranean coast. israel has been at war in the gaza strip since october 2023. killing civilians, the elderly, women and children. they all presented the world with dramatic moments that had not been shown in any historical genre movie. it was a massive genocide that israel engaged in. if the legal campaign continues, it can spell the end of israel. this is an opening of justice that can turn the world upside down. look at the second map, it's a map of a curse, it's a map, today i tell president the boss and all of you be strong. the one you're watching, i'm your host.

i think this model can develop almost everywhere around the mediterranean for many to find new. maria is a model both for spain and for farmers and other countries to counteract the drought. as we saw earlier, pharma is also smaller to get a fair price for the produce market forces distances from the market to the farm. lack of proper mobility or shortage facilities and a heavy reliance on middleman or eat into that income a start up. and so i'm in and i do is trying to remove the middleman out of this equation to an online marketplace that directly connect the bios and the supply us tons of fruits and vegetables are harvested each day in india. the produce. but it's fine if it doesn't increase the market fast. often farmers don't find out the price that produce for the settle until after it's a nice start up from $30.00 in the indian state of the once to simplify the process or the bottom, whether they've got an odd supply chain is farmed to door. we procured the produce and it's brought the blood rate and also need to put on there. it's salted before it's applied to the trade

, and they've got, all sorts of warships and the fifth fleet and... the sixth fleet out in the mediterranean as well and they've got all this arsenal lying around, if they dare, i think the challenge in the gauntlet has been thrown, so even if israel responds to iran's salvo, and it was a retaliatory salvo and perfectly legal, perfectly with within the laws of self-defense within any legal international framework, but if the israelis do another assault then iran has promised them a 10 times more powerful response and they will do it probably with even more weapons that these these israelis haven't worked out yet, so we're on the tip of a a regional war, which i don't think the the anglo-western empire can win, but they stand to lose their entire. hold on the middle east on west asia if they go for it, because the us bases are very vulnerable, their puppet regimes in saudi arabia and qatar and kuwait, they're also very vulnerable, and iran has shown to all of these guys that within seven minutes they can wipe out tel aviv if they wanted, that's what the time it takes for these missiles to get

but 7 million palestinians live on that small strip of land between the mediterranean and thejordan river, roughly. you have to find a way to peaceful coexistence with them. you have to surely recognise their right to an independent state. first, you know, fact check. you know, it's not 7 million. you have arab israelis who live inside israel and are equal citizens in israel. and i don't think they consider themselves future residents of any palestinian entity. they are proud israelis, the arab israelis, who live among us. that's a very, very fair point. but my point still remains that ultimately there are two peoples, one small land. the only solution, surely, is mutual recognition. absolutely. and i think we realise that the palestinians are not going anywhere, but they have to realise the same. we are not going anywhere. we are not weak, we will not be destroyed. and the fact that 70% of the palestinians injudea and samaria supported the atrocities of october 7th, that's a bad sign for many israelis. and samaria supported the atrocities of october 7th, that's a bad sign for many israel

sea with the help of destroyers, which are stationed in the eastern part of the mediterranean sea, andven an emergency meeting of the un security council is in progress, and there are already representatives of the united states of america and britain has been urged to hold iran accountable for the attack. most of all about what is happening. on in the middle east, and what is happening in the current skirmish between israel and iran, i will talk more about it with ihor semivolos, the director of the center. of koshyd studies, mr. igor, i congratulate you and glory to ukraine, i congratulate heroes . mr. igor, please tell me, well, the first question will be, why did iran decide to intervene, is it such a very strong desire to help the shiite brothers from lebanon, or is it still a desire to use this situation to settle some accounts with israel ? i think it's a whole set of factors, obviously that murders shit, it influenced these decisions, hezbollah is and remains a very important asset for iran and they don't want to lose it, but as far as i understand, the last straw that most lik

was dealing with a humanitarian disaster between the eastern part of the jordan river and its mediterranean

it's been hit since the war and gaza began a year ago, heifers situated on israel's mediterranean coast about 30 kilometers from the boulder with rather than until now rockets 5 towards the pooled city from southern levels and the vin blocks, the intercepted bias rose the defense systems for hong begins are coverage, and this is the moment hezbollah ms solves hits. the is ready port city of high for the for the 1st time my home which is like a 500 feet from here, here to bowie. and i headed into regular school does to allow that there is a, a site here in junction always like the way 1st the beginning within the find any injuries and then i so, so the dispute being so them just busy that what's rates are for the losses to resubmit the spinning or the signs and i went inside an image. i saw the full paper dangers between the mine or to the right. and then then i just went out to close the image as the forces ambulances and 1st responders reach the scene, bulldoze has moved into clear the rustle, the striking call of buildings and leaving a deep crate to it. a road haifa is an important c

however, with the arrival of some unsettled weather that's working its way across the mediterranean, and it remains logic. i'm settled across that central band of africa with showers in storms on a daily, some where to weather as well creeps into times in the northern parts of mozambie. but south of this has been a story of extreme heat. we will see things start to cool down slightly in cape town in the new week of the realize the right that the bed itself is real, has an absolute right to defend itself. how west and mainstream media obscure the genocide israel was able to perform a master class in manipulation of the media with inside their testimonies from user rooms as well as those on the ground. if you say that i've never seen in the deed come and then you are dismiss immediate failings as behind the lens of western media list the both special on the jersey to the the the come back to us. take another look at those headlines now. at least 10 people has been injured off the rocket, some southern live and then hit this very poor city of high. so beyond me says more than a 120 rock

the gas rigs, indeed in the mediterranean, were also targeted. what we hear officially that no damage to any of that was reported so far is really the army spokesperson dental. and gary has said that the country's air defenses shot down most of the run in me solves and that only a few hits where a record is included in a town of good data where a school was a target to one person was killed in the city of jericho in the west bank by a rocket. the palestinian civil defense reported in, according to these really national medical service, 2 people were injured in tallahassee if they have strep, no ones. let's take a listen of the m d. m. t's and paramedics are searching sites of rock it strikes. currently, there are no reports of injuries from the fire towards israel, other than mine or injuries from shrapnel or falls on the way to safe areas. earlier the idea of spokes person said that the protection meaning the missile interception system, air defense system. oh is role is not her magic hand. he urge the population to stick to the home front comma