not just in the middle east bed, for instance, in germany, too many fail. it's a conflict with the way the latest in protest. d meant poll reveals almost 3 quarters of gym and say they're concerned about the flare up in hostilities since the terror attacks by how mass on the 7th of october. many of them say they feel fear about what might happen next. so how big of co sign scan i'm afraid of anything that spreads hate? yes. with this conflict that we have now the middle east, israel, i hope they stop on boats. so then creek to reach these and you get really scared. well, i think i've never been is afraid of the future as i am now now, also with ukraine and with israel. gemini has seen demonstrations on both sides. large crowds determined to show solidarity with israel and awareness with jim and his historic responsibility towards jews. but also protests in support of the palestinians. sometimes peacefully drawing attention to the plight of civilians and gaza. sometimes angry, a gatherings with anti semitic johnson slogans. according to police piece, there's

not just in the middle east bed, for instance, in germany too many fail. it's a conflict with low in the latest in protest. di meant poll reveals almost 3 quarters of gem and say they're concerned about the flare up in hostilities since the terror attacks by how mass on the 7th of october. many of them say they feel fear about what might happen next. of co sign scan, i'm afraid of anything that spreads hate. yes. with this conflict that we have now the middle east, israel, i hope they stop on folks. so 5133. and you get really scared? well, i think i've never been, isn't afraid of the future as i am now now, also with ukraine and with israel. gemini has seen demonstrations on both sides. large crowds determined to show solidarity with israel and awareness of gem and these historic responsibility towards jews. but also protests in support of the palestinians sometimes peacefully drawing attention to the plight of civilians. it goes that sometimes angry a gatherings with anti semitic johnson slogans. according to police, there's been a surge in the number of

now jim and he's foreign minister has begun to trip to the middle east, the tulips on the israel homeless war, and the bed box dotted in upper darby and will also visit saudi arabia and israel. she'll discuss the fight of jim and hostages held by her mouse and the humanitarian crisis. gaza. eva is calling on error golf nations to support a 2 state solution. and i did from dw therapy department, gave us an assessment of what the german foreign minister hopes to accomplish on history. the german diplomacy has remained the same since the beginning of the war, focusing on 4 main areas and preventing the conflagration of the conflict. freeing the hostages among which 20 are german nations providing a to gaza and slowing down or texting as many civilian lives as possible and on the long term, which is what we heard today from bad book re insisting on the 2 state solution. now what gab wants to achieve during this visit and it's for us tops and you e. as for the read yeah, is to work towards these and these 4 action points probably the most of the most important to at the moment being the freedom of the hostages

asked me blinking extensive diplomatic door of the middle east with stops and cypress added ok. dfcs washington is looking to stop the context, bedding, and handbook apple for your friends following the hottest drama and on suspect has been arrested. the man drove to a security barrier onto the henri with his daughter, demanding to restore, wants to keep the child of the number, such as while back into the program is drugs. how many has said it's got a not significant strikes then it's drawn. troops have effectively divided the gaza strip into the ministry said that have in focus god for 50 and that is planning to for the expand as strikes. some people have been able to leave nothing garza but those who made the joint need to seek safety for the south sea. it's very dangerous as the as well defense forces have once the guide intensified operations in northern gaza. they say they are targeting how much sizes and infrastructure from the sea and land as well, has repeatedly voted civilians to move south veritas, supposed to be safe. let's apply and humanitarian. colorado did not materialize. and those who do is put you any say it's very

overcrowded, patients are lying on the floor because there are no beds, yesterday we had about 600 people, i contacted the un middle eastout about the situation in the indonesian hospital, they did not say that cannot contact anyone, i also have not received a response from who and the international red cross, but i will continue to try to get information, the humanitarian situation in the gas sector is still more catastrophic than in kheroshima, people were killed in gas and no one cares about us, whoever says that gas survived is a liar, gas was razed to the ground. in gas hospitals, doctors cannot provide assistance to all the wounded, there are not enough drugs, there are not even enough hospital wards. there will be urgent surgical intervention, there are patients in a critical situation, who for a long time the israeli military killed our colleagues, the film crew of the lebanese almaidin tv channel. as a result of the impact of the controlled correspondent farah amar , cameraman rabia almimari, was killed by a rocket. the group filmed material about israeli shelling of lebanese settlements. the dead were wearing

around the world. germany's foreign minister under the bed book is pushing for 2 state solution to the conflict. she's making the visits to the middle east since the stock of custom, the teas began, and the united arab emirates and is heading to saudi arabia next. will activists in the u. k. have blockades of a british military equipment manufacturer, according for a ceasefire and gaza. and an end to on sales to israel. the b a is to since factory doesn't directly explore the equipment to israel, the supplies parts of the us made by to jet. so by these really minutes, russian president vladimir putin has claims that western weapons deliveries to ukraine have ended up in the hands of him us and the other tower groups in the middle east. russian state tv has been quick to exploit the israel hum us conflicts for propaganda purposes. for russian state media, the conflict in the middle east has become the latest site for its ongoing propaganda war against the west. and the us. one main claim, the us as a war monger, both in israel and the new great me to come america or is it will with everyone on russian state t v including on the show of pr

which you and i can actually get a lot of useful things, and the bed-making championship is especially popular in the countries of the middle eastnd asia , most often similar... i will say this, but single-sports forums are held in hotels , which is generally natural, so you are just observing this, the essence is simple, quickly and efficiently make the bed and you will become the winner of such a competition, here in our army , as i myself saw from the inside in such a championship, the main thing is not victory, but participation, this is definitely discipline, but please tell me, is there some kind of life hack for making a bed, how to do it quickly and efficiently, and you ask as if andrey i took part in this competition there, can i do an army lifehack? that is, all the guys should go to the army, start there quickly, in 40 seconds, how much they give for dressing, so andrei will go to the army and tell, in general , it seems to me that such a skill is difficult from childhood, you know, in childhood the hardest thing is to learn how to tie shoelaces, getting up early in the morning for kindergarten, learning how to make t

you were the one who put people to bed with a hunting knife, don’t yell, i started the car, the hour has struck, the ceasefire regime has come into force in the middle easte ukrainian armed forces units near uglidar. who are they? russian. on the border of poland and ukraine, drivers who are stuck in traffic jams due to a strike by polish truckers began to die; in moldova, farmers surrounded government buildings.

covered the others conflicts in the middle east, analyzes what the end of this could be. war when the wounded mosab was brought to the hospital, there was no free bed for him and the hospital doctors had to improvise. and in this photo, premature babies had to be taken out of the incubators due to the lack of electricity in the main hospital of the sector. all of them were born into the brutal reality of war. in past wars between hamas and israel, during this time the parties would have already reached a ceasefire, but before the next explosion. journalists are not can get into the gas, then they all come here, to zderot, the closest israeli city to the gas sector. perhaps the biggest question right now is what will happen in gaza tomorrow, who will be in power , israeli occupiers, international forces, palestinians, if so, which ones, but this war is unlike any other, the death toll, both from the hamas attack and from israel's attacks, bring this conflict to a new level, israel continues to attack gaza, and the prime minister of the country, netanyahu , rejected the plan of the united states. the white house wants gas after the fighting ends led

bed. ends monday. shop for a limited time. only at sleep number. breaking news out of middle eastsraeli raid in the west bank city right now involves ground forces drone strikes, with palestinians reporting multiple casualties fox news foreign affairs correspondent alex hogan live in northern sight with more. >> we are learning that israeli forces say they've uncovered a tunnel there, and that tunnel did include ammunition explosives meanwhile, late last night here local time, that u.s. says it struck an arms depot in eastern syria belonging to iran after repeated attacks on u.s. forces overseas the 42 locations strikes we've seen in the last four weeks against u.s. bases since this conflict broke out last night u.s. official confirmed off coast of yemen houthis strek down an mq9 reaper drone, as idf presses forward in gaza soldiers found hamas weapons in building specifically next to bedroom of a child, talks of temporary humanitarian pause are in conversations around the world among some world leaders, here in prime ministry netanyahu says not going to happen until hostages come

middle east. shocking pictures released by the israeli military showing weapons sized from a hamas commanders' home. the weapons were hidden under his children's beds. idf uncovering more of terror group tunnels. newly released video showing one under al-shifa hospital. israel claims this proves the terror group is using the medical facility as a command center. just this morning qatar's foreign ministry confirmed the timing of the hostage deal between israel and hamas. hello, everyone. welcome to a brand-new hour of this special edition of fox news live. i'm julie banderas. happy thanksgiving to all of you enjoying this on a thursday. >> griff: happy thanksgiving. i'm griff jenkins. great to be with you any day. hamas originally announced the truce between the two parties will begin today. the deal then running into last-minute delays. families on edge to hear the news of their loved ones' returns. a top qatar official making this announcement. >> the beginning of the pause will be 7:00 a.m. friday, the 24th of november. and it will last as agreed for four days and the first batch of civilians to be released from gaza will be around 4:00 p.m. on t

bed-wetting. these are real fundamental challenges. >> and do you think it's because joe biden has said, you know, i got ukraine to deal with. i've got the middle eastto deal with. the campaign will come, and perhaps a rose garden-style re-election campaign is just not what's in the cards for joe biden this time around and that this may just be a brass knuckles brawl with donald trump? i mean donald trump is only three years younger than joe biden. we've been showing in recent days all of his verbal slipups out on the campaign trail. he's not exactly batting a thousand when it comes to reading the teleprompter himself. yet biden is the one with this perception problem and not donald trump. >> yeah, no, i know. that's the narrative. and i think partly because trump, even though some of the things he says are just lunacy and, you know, references to wrong countries and, you know, we've seen those serially, but he is very energetic, and nobody doubts that, you know. and sometimes biden's presentation is less than energetic. i think that is part of the -- part of the contrast. but, you know, and the president is doing what the president should. we've go

beds. ian, thank you so much for that. and we know that so many of you are also feeling this connected to the war in the middle east. mindful of the children caught in the middle of it and we're here for you. every time a development comes in, we will have it if we're not on air, you can find it on our website or streaming on the cbs news app. >>> why don't we take a live look outside on this wednesday morning? it's november 1st. we're looking east from sutro and you see the bay bridge lit up this morning. sun has about an hour until it rises jessica. and hopefully it brings some warmth because it was a very chilly wake-up call for me this morning. >> i know. how many jackets did put on this morning. >> i immediately put on my big heavy winter robe. which was a first for me. usually i have got like the summer robe out and the east bay because you know the temps have been so hot. but this morning in my house it was cold. >> reaching and the fuzz zip slippers maybe. >> i have them over here reed. >> that's perfect. so perfect. i wish we could just wear them on air. who is going to know right? actually you are going to

bed. i'm impressed by the marathon runners. we will have the forecast in a bit. we want to get to today's headline. >>> we are keeping a close eye on the middle east amid what appears tensions between the u.s. and israel over what is next in the war as the civilian casualties in gaza mount. after meeting with the secretary of state antony blinken on friday, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says israel will not consider pauses in gaza until the hostages are freed. his comments coming after the plea from blinken. >>> and on friday, a strike on the ambulance in gaza and hamas said it was used to kill 15 people. hamas says that wasn't true. let's get the latest on it all from nbc's josh lederman who is near the israeli-gaza border. josh, what can you tell us this morning? >> reporter: good morning, laura. israel is facing questions over the efforts to protect civilians after the strike it acknowledged it involved an ambulance in the gaza strip. the health ministry run by hamas say the strike hit a convoy of ambulances leaving the gaza's largest hospital killing the 15 people. the israeli military says it was used by hamas and they say they will release more in

bed linen, blankets and sleeping bags. stanislav bernwalt, andrey potap, reporting from beirut, lebanon. protests in support of palestine continue around the world. large-scale manifestation. march with calls for peace in the middle east berlin at the brandenburg gate. thousands of people protested in the capital of yemen. the participants demand that, following the humanitarian pause, a full ceasefire should occur in the gas strip. in the united states, pro-palestinian demonstrators disturbed vacationer joe biden, who after the beach went for a walk on the island of nantucket. protesters. slogans to give freedom to palestine and stop the supply of weapons to israel. on other topics, anomalous cooling is expected in several regions of russia at once. frosts until -25 will descend on the northwestern district this weekend. a new blow of bad weather is expected in the capital. today the precipitation is not as heavy as the day before, but tomorrow evening the megapolis will be in the grip of snow. cyclone. the residents of sevastopol also experience the vagaries of nature. the rains washed out the retaining wall along the road and it eventually collapsed. and in kuban, due to a powerful downpour , a river in the hot spr

the middle east has raised the threat of an attack against americans in the united states to a whole nother unitedt . has the white house considered the possibility that a terrorist coul could bed be inn the country right now after crossing the southern border? >> peter, we are always concerned about the potential presence on u.s. soil of terrorists coming from overseas. >> that's something we're always worried about. is possible that somebody wan who wants to commit a terrorist attack during a timets of elevated threat cross the southern border into the unitedto the states alreadya >> i couldn't possibly answer that question. peter all i can do is tell hav >> ythat we are we have remain vigilant to that potential threat. >>bl all could possibly answerty you're an idiot if you think they haven't already crossed ho, in. joe biden opened our border, refused to uphold the law of this country. he told illegal immigrants to come one come all and he incentivized their journey with free health care, food, shelter, phones and transportation. stop he did nothing to force mexico to stop the flow. and he immediately halted construction of our border wall, which, by the way, was was g. and

bed on wheels, bearing someone to young or infirm to walk in. and quote. dave ignatius joins us now. he's a award-winning foreign affairs columnist for the washington post, covering the middle eastor nearly four decades. he was also able to ignore observe the corridor of palestinians escaping with his own eyes, just days ago. david, thank you for being with us. i'm glad you were there. you did operate as many western journalists must now to get access to gaza, under restrictions from the israeli military, but did you get a sense that, did you get a sense of something you were able to see, despite the fact that you are operating, you don't have free movement around gaza. >> i did not have free movement, and i should make clear, i was there asked and it's really vet. but, i saw what i saw with my own eyes, and we briefly summarize that for you here. i saw enormous destruction. we went to the southern edge of gaza city, as far as i could see, i couldn't see a building that hadn't been damaged or destroyed by a bombing or shell fire in the campaign that led up to my visit, sunday, a week ago. five weeks into the conflict. i saw palestinians with those white flags, trying to escape t