new hostage exchange in the middle east, hamas frees six people. tel aviv released 30 palestinians from prison, but did not allow their families to rejoice. in russia they called athletes of the year, the best athlete was boxer muslim gadzhimagomedov, two-time world champion. the women's team was awarded to swimmer evgenia chikunova. honored coach of russia in rhythmic gymnastics, vera shtelbauns, was named mentor of the year. preparations were discussed in st. petersburg. complete liberation of leningrad from hitler's blockade. the nazis were driven back from the city on january 27, 1944; less than two months remain until the memorable date. the meeting was attended by chairman of the federation council valentina matvienko and the city governor alexander beglov. in addition to the ceremonial events, personal support for blockade veterans was also discussed. these are one-time payments, the right to free russian railways tickets, medicines and treatment in sanatoriums. all regions are connected. i sent letters to everyone, everyone is now once agai

now middle east hamas says it refuses to negotiate the release of the hostages until israel stops fightingwhich continues at the same intensity in the west bank. that night the soldiers fought they just stormed the city. in the gaza strip , a raid was carried out in the area of ​​the kamal avdan hospital; according to the military, there was a militant headquarters there. meanwhile, in israel , an investigation continues into the death of three hostages during heavy street fighting in the hejay area. how did you become? it is known that the young people who somehow managed to free themselves left the house with a white flag, but the israeli soldiers, deciding that this was a trap, opened fire, and the death of a french foreign ministry employee in the gas sector was also confirmed; he was killed during shelling. the energy workers are doing their best to restore the power supply in the rostov region, lugansk and donetsk people's republics, which suffered from freezing rain, more than 400 thousand people are still without electricity, there is an icy glaze on the wires, it has shackled tree

middle east hamas attacks israel. air raid warning in the cities of ashkilon and sdirot. the first time in 11 days, sirens sounded in tel aviv. the shells were intercepted by the iron dome system. sahal is now looking into the incident; footage has appeared in the media. on them, allegedly, one of the air defense interceptor missiles malfunctioned, suddenly changed its trajectory and crashed to the ground. one person was injured in the suburb. attacks the gaza strip, destroys hamas underground tunnels in jebaliya, zareva over khan yunis, the vnusirat refugee camp is shelled, the palestinian side reports fifteen dead, including women and children. in northern israel, army positions are being shelled by hezbollah from lebanese territory. sahal hits back. three militants were eliminated. and against such a background, a terrorist attack in paris, a criminal armed with a knife and a hammer attacked passers-by and killed one person, a german citizen. two more were injured. city center embankment, near the effel tower. there are a lot of police around, security forces had to us

the large protest was just the latest in a string of protests calling for peace in the middle east. hamas freed israeli hostages last week in exchange for palestinian prisoners, but that cease-fire collapsed yesterday, but hamas firing rockets into israel. israel resuming air strikes on gaza. one demonstrator we spoke to said she came out because of the violence children are experiencing. >> i feel good coming out here, you know, i -- i do a lot of it because of my daughter, seeing all those videos of the kids just breaks my heart to think that, you know, a mom is going through a loss like that. and, i don't know, i feel like, as a mom, those are my kids, too. >> the protest was organized by the arab resource and organizing center in oakland. >>> the war in gaza is back in full-force, and. both israel and the united states are breaking hamas for breaking the cease-fire by firing rockets into israel. but hamas is claiming air strikes have killed hundreds of palestinians since the fighting resumed. israeli defense forces say it has struck over 400 targets since the truce ended, mostly in th

new hostage exchange in the middle east, hamas releases six human.el aviv released 30 palestinians from prison, but did not allow their families to rejoice at the return of the prisoners. israeli security forces rushed to ramallo and said that celebrations were prohibited. clashes with the police began in the city. athletes and coaches of the year have been named in russia. the best athlete was boxer muslim gadzhimagomedov, two-time world champion. for women, swimmer evgenia chikunova was awarded, and the honored coach of russia in rhythmic gymnastics, vera shtelbauns, was named mentor of the year. russia has started accepting questions for a direct line with vladimir putin. this year it is combined with a large final press conference of the president. you can send your message in several ways: there are toll-free numbers for calls and sms. a mobile application has also been created. the question will be accepted on social networks or on the website. moscow, putin, there is an opportunity to record a video message. in addition, today in each region,

new hostage exchange in the middle east, hamas released six people. tel aviv released 30 palestinians from prisons, but did not allow their families to rejoice at the return of the prisoners. israeli security forces stormed ramalo and declared that celebrations were prohibited, and clashes with police broke out in the city. in russia , athletes and coaches of the year were named, the best athlete was boxer muslim gadzhi magomedov, two-time world champion. for women , evgenia chukunova polovchika was awarded, and vera shtelbauns, honored coach of russia in rhythmic gymnastics, was named mentor of the year. in russia the reception of questions for the direct line with vladimir putin has started. last year, this year it was combined with a big final press conference of the president. you can convey your appeal in several ways: there are toll-free numbers for calls and sms, a mobile application has also been created, the question will be accepted on social networks or on the moscow putin website. it is possible to record a video message. in addition, toda

middle east right now. ... >> i will keep it with you. israel has decided to take out hamas. successful they will be remains to be seen. but we'd expect based on its history battle have assad going after leaders for years to come. that will be either in gaza or in qatar or syria or lebanon or whatever they are living. it's a separate issue from the palestinian civilians in gaza and the west bank. here's the question. the united states, how far should we be in assisting israel at a time when many have already predicted that the terror will be here in the u.s. if it's not here already. >> will look, , without getting- we know there has below cells in america like their operatives in america, the board is been wide open and again it's not a political issue it's just a fact. we fed catch and release. we don't know the gotaways we have to assume there are terrorists here. we saw what they're able to do on october 7 in israel and so these are brutal people. the great thing is here with that the second amendment so people come our citizens are on for the most part with great local l

prospect of another hostage release deal appears, at least for now, to be off the table in the middle east. hamas announcing today will not agree to any hostage talks until after israel and its military operation in gaza. >> and hamas's new rejection of these talks comes as u.s. intel agencies are warning about the group's rise in popularity since the october 7th terror attack. new analysis shows hamas's credibility and influence have grown dramatically across some parts of the arab and muslim world. let's begin there. cnn's katie owed joining us on this. this is your reporting, what is u.s. intel saying here? >> breonna, the u.s. intelligence agency has been pretty closely tracking how the october 7th attack has impacted moss's popularity thought. especially among districts remiss groups that share an ideology with hamas. hamas got a pretty major credibility bump after october 7th. there is a couple reasons for this. from a operational perspective, october, seventh this tara tack was wildly successful. since then, -- to negotiate the release of prisoners taken by. israel hamas has been able to c

iran has a number of proxies in the middle east. hamas on israel's southern barreder, hezbollah on the northern border. the houthis in yemen. the island that this is the conflict in israel is just about israel versus hamas is preposterous. it's a regional war that is brewing. and these proxies are tools of iran. iran backed by china and russia. in its tool kit. hassan nazralah gave a big speech where he said that we're watching these protests. he cited, paris, london, washington, new york. he said wow, this is great. look at these people protesting. so it's happening organically. this too is part of the tool kit. having these protests light up as though it's on behalf palestinian rights and on behalf of advocacy for a cease fire is ludicrous. it's about pressuring the west, pressuring israel, pressures the united states. we're the only two natural allies in this fight. they're using these proxies in the region and proxies here. >> martha: who is supporting -- just listening to you, who is supporting the protests? somebody is coordinating

hamas. israeli investigators have gathered more than 1,000 testimonies from witnesses and those who handled the bodies of victims after the attack. 0ur middle eastspondent, lucy williamson, has more from jerusalem. a warning, her report contains some distressing details. out of the chaos and mass trauma of the hamas attacks, new stories are starting to emerge of rape and sexual assault, including graphic testimony from an eyewitness interviewed by police. i realised they were raping her one by one. then she was passed to another man in uniform. she was still alive when she was being raped. the scale of sexual violence here isn't clear. bodies were mutilated and survivors few and police admit they're facing a lack of forensic evidence from the site. you can still hear the israeli bombardment of gaza and see vast clouds of black smoke hanging over the gaza strip. but in the days following the attack, this site was an active combat zone. it was a big enough challenge to collect the bodies, let alone early forensic evidence of sexual crimes. a video shot by hamas during the attacks... an early warning. a large bloodstain on the trousers of one woman

the united states hit back at iran which is causing nothing but trouble and mischief in the middle east. hamas spreading to the houthis and lord knows where. we welcome back to the show iowa senator, joni ernst, member of the senate armed services commit teach. senator ernst, thank you for your time, ma'am. here we go again. every time you come on, we welcome you coming on there is a new attack on military assets and my point or my question is, you know, unless and until we use deterrents instead of appeasement some very patriotic men and women serving in the u.s. armed services will get hurt very badly or worse and i just do not understand it? what do we hit back senator ernst? >> that's right, larry. thank you so much for having me. we have should be hitting back every time our troops are in jeopardy and are the target coming from whether it's houthis or whatever proxy group iran happens to be funding today, we should be striking back immediately. we have the means to do it. the president needs to give the authority to do it and that should serve as a greater deterrence than what we have rig

bells are going off and the reason why is because all of these pieces are connected to israel, middle east, hamas, to hezbollah and they are all connected to the houthis which goes to the head of the snake, iran, using those proxies. the longer the u.s. continues to negotiate with hamas, the more of a precedent sets around the world. we can commit terror attacks and grab hostages, number one. number two, the growing flame, the seed sparked by the social justice movement, what's happening globally, all interconnected. the longer israel waits to destroy hamas both physically and ideologically, the more dangerous it is for u.s. national security. hamas, the message needs to be sent to hamas and every terror group in the world. >> but it's not being set. the "wall street journal" editorial board capitalized on that. they said the following, war is back against hamas but will be the biden administration let israel win? secretary of state anthony blinken delivered the bad news to jerusalem before the truce ended. he wants israel on a short leash and it goes on to say that when netanyahu told israel tha

let's turn to the middle east, where gaza's hamas—run health ministry says 165 palestinians have beenled and 250 injured in the past 2a hours, as the israeli army continues its bombardment. israeli tank fire and air strikes are continuing in khan younis in southern gaza, which israel sees as a stronghold of hamas, considered a terrorist organisation by many western governments. residents report intense gun battles between israeli troops and hamas fighters there. the israeli army says its troops have killed dozens of hamas fighters in gaza city. as the ground operations drive tens of thousands of people to flee, there are also reports of an increased spread of diseases. and the un is warning that the volume of aid reaching the territory remains "woefully inadequate". our middle east correspondent yolande knell sent us this update. there have been street battles, once again, very intense between israeli soldiers and hamas fighters in khan younis in the south of the gaza strip, seen as a stronghold of hamas. israeli warplanes have also been pounding the three urban refugee camps in the c

. >> sandra: as this fighting rages on in the middle east, hamas is still holding dozens of hostages in captivity. we will speak to one man whose cousin was presumed to be taken hostage while trying to fight off hamas. he'll join us live to share his story and what he says needs to be done to secure his release. >> john: and james comer revealing details about new evidence in the biden family probe as hunter biden prepares for possible system next week. jonathan turley says hunter has been reinvented by his lawyers. and he's not sure which version congress is going to get to see. professor turley is up next. if you're a veteran wife, homeowner, and the family bookkeeper, you're the first to know when high rate debt is stressing your budget. but your family's service has earned you a big advantage. the e va home loan benefit. with the lower rate newday 100 va cash out loan, you can pay off high rate credit cards and car loans. and can save $6,000 a year. that's real money you can use to take care of your family and home. i won't let me moderate to severe plaque psoriasis symptoms defin

we start in the middle east, where the hamas—run health ministry in gaza has said that more than 200past 2a hours as air strikes continue. the israel defense forces say that five of their soldiers have been killed in the gaza strip since friday. fighting has been raging, despite a un resolution demanding more access for humanitarian deliveries. the us abstained in that vote.

another hostage exchange in the middle east, and hamas frees six people. telyaviv released 30 palestinians from prison, but did not allow their families to rejoice at the return of the prisoners. israeli security forces burst into ramallo and declared that celebrations were prohibited in the city. clash with the police. in russia , athletes were named trainers of the year, the best the athlete became boxer muslim gadzhi magomedov , two-time world champion. the women's competition was awarded to swimmer evgeniya chakunova. honored coach of russia in rhythmic gymnastics verushte bounce was named mentor of the year. forecasters warn of a new wave of bad weather in moscow. there will be another heavy snowfall in the capital before the end of the week, when exactly how much snowdrifts will grow in central russia. right after the ad. i don’t need a seven-flowered flower to make my wishes come true; this year i achieved my dreams myself. i wish i knew the spell to do several things at once. but the main thing i learned this year is to choose myself. scooter, holi

middle east. israel offers hamas to stop fighting in the sector for a week gas to free a new batch of hostages. post newspaper reported this. the corresponding proposals were sent through qatar. as part of a temporary truce, the authorities of the jewish state plan to return about forty prisoners to their homeland. these are women and men over 60 years of age, as well as people who urgently need medicine. assistance, but for now israel continues to attack the territory of the enclave. the day before, idf forces fired at a refugee camp in the south of the sector, al jazeera reported, there was a casualty. more one strike, the military struck a city in the center of anklov, where a residential building came under fire, killing at least eight people. by this moment, the idf forces had completely captured jebaleya and established control over another populated area. the president announced this. the country celebrates the day of the worker, security agencies, they guard sovereignty and the constitutional order, this is the foreign intelligence service, the fsb and the federal security service, as w

to work with you and the sherman to get this pack -- chairman to get this in place in the middle east, the hamas attacks against israel and iran undeterred attacks against troops are a clear signal that this administration's policy continues to fail, the administration putting negotiations, unfreezing of funds, weak sanctions, telling you to maintain regional -- have emboldened iran and i runs the terrorist proxies, u.s. credibility is weekend, it's time for the u.s. to dramatically change course and respond to restore deterrence, mewis returned to a policy of economic isolation for around, neither regime gets resources to support terrorism, chinese purchases of iranian oil. i have been deeply troubled by the efforts by the administration to provide billions of dollars of fresh cash to uranian -- iranians. >> thank you. our guest today is the -- kurt campbell who was the president's on our money for deputy secretary of state, kurt campbell currently serves as deputy assistant and coordinator for the indo specific -- indo-pacific affairs from 2090 2013, he served as the assistant secretary of sta

hamas. and before leaving the middle east, antony blinken blamed hamas for breaking the cease-fire, today israel published a number of evacuation maps of gaza and told residents to know their number in case of evacuation. it is not clear how israel plans to alert the residence and there's also the question of where the evacuees would go. for the very latest, just go to kpix .com, we are also streaming 24 seven on the cbs news app. >>> lloyd austin just left the bay area after meetings in mountain view, this is a look at the federal airfield where silicon valley connects with the military. austin was looking at advanced technology including self driving vehicles and various drones. he also spoke with locally stationed troops. >>> an outbreak of a deadly strain of avian flu now forcing poultry farms to euthanize nearly a quarter of 1 million birds, that is according to agriculture. it began last year and started spreading across the country. >>> ohio is the first state to report an outbreak of pediatric pneumonia cases, similar to what is already sweeping china and parts of europe. north of cincin

is largely due to the events in the middle east, and everyone knows it, and if there were no events in the middle east, in the middle east, relatively speaking, hamas would they would not cut the throats of women and children, they would not rape them they brutalized the israelis there... butsach, the party of geert wilders in the netherlands would get the place it should have won according to the results of previous sociological polls, there 5-6, so again, on the one hand, there is an obvious trend of strengthening the far-right forces , yes, this is an alternative for germany, it was also before hamas, it was growing in ratings, it is the swedish democrats, who have a good position in sweden, it is... the finns in finland, can this trend of strengthening the right-wing, far-right forces, true ones continue , it is on the one hand, on the other hand, slovakia, by the way, this is also a good example, it is obviously a right-wing party, on the other hand, there is a victory of the democratic coalition in poland, the law and justice party cannot be called ultra-right, it is just a classic right-wing, right-wing force, but an ultra-right confederatio

this is causing nothing but trouble and mischief in the middle east and hamas, yes, but spreading tois and lord knows where. we welcome back to the show, iowa senator joni ernst, member of the senate arms committee. welcome to the show. every time you come on, we welcome you coming on, but there's a new attack on military assets. my point or my question is, you know, unless and until we use deterrence instead of appeasement, some very patriotic men and women serving in the u.s. armed services are going to get hurt very badly or worse. i do not understand it, when do we hit back, senator ernst? >> that's right, larry, and thank you for having me. we should be hitting back every time our troops are in jeopardy and are the target coming from whether it's houthis or whatever proxy group iran happens to be funding today. we should be striking back immediately and we should do it with the president getting the authority to do it. that should serve as a greater deterrence than what we have right now. you know what, we should continue to build strength in the middle southeast let iran know w

hamas murders now throughout gaza. meanwhile iran terrorist proxies hit u.s. military assets in the middle east. edward lawrence is live at the white house. reporter: state department and white house briefing here and jake sullivan national security adviser and two big themes and the criticism of the u.s. and at min strait and about 90 minutes ago, the state department addressed what the u.s. shown about the atrocitied committed on weapon for october 7. >> we've been briefed on a number of findings and we don't of course have our own independent assessments to make and no people on the ground conducting the assessments and hamas has committed atrocities both on october 7 and since october 7 and we only condemn those atrocities and support israel's actions to hold hamas accountable for them. reporter: iran poking the eye of the united states again. uss kearney shot down -- uss carney shot down drones in the red sea and at least 75 times u.s. troops in positions have been attacked since october 17 and national security adviser jake sullivan says the u.s. is discussing ways on how to respond. >> we

we start in the middle east, where gaza's hamas—run health ministry says 165 palestinians have been killedarmy strikes targets across the territory. israeli tank fire and air strikes are continuing in khan younis in southern gaza, which israel sees as a stronghold of hamas. hamas is considered a terrorist organisation by many western governments. residents report intense gun battles between israeli troops and hamas fighters there. we can show you some live pictures of gaza, this is looking from gaza to israel, you can see the large below plume of smoke across the skyline there. the israeli army says its troops have killed "dozens of terrorists" in gaza city. while the ground operations are driving tens of thousands of people to flee, there are also reports of an increased spread of diseases. and the un warns that the volume of aid reaching the territory remains "woefully inadequate". 0ur middle east correspondent, yolande knell, is injerusalem. there have been street battles, once again, very intense

. >>> new developments tonight in the middle east where hamas has just released a video showing three elderly israeli hostages in captivity. cnn's jeremy diamond is standing by for us. he has details. tell us more about this newly released video, jeremy. >> reporter: wolf, this is just the latest hamas propaganda video featuring hostages that are being held in captivity in gaza. this one features three elderly hostages, an 80-year-old, an 84-year-old, and a 79-year-old. in it, one pleads with the israeli government to secure their unconditional release, talks about the fear of israeli air strikes. the israeli military is calling these, quote, criminal terror video and all of this, of course, comes, wolf, as the pressure is ramping up on the israeli government to reach a deal to free those hostages, including a lot of former hostages beginning to speak out. >> reporter: the pleas are only growing more desperate. >> translator: i beg the cabinet and we all warned the fighting would harm the hostages. unfortunately, i was right. >> reporter: recently freed hostages are ramping up the pre

hamas terrorists from the middle east inspiring on how to get money into this country and they found ly group foundation. get money to go to hamas in the middle east from the united states. what did they find out? when they infiltrate the college and universities, they've done it. they wanted to infiltrate the media and influence the media, well they've done it. those peoples on the streets that you see protesting some are stupid millennials from our colleges and universities but a lot of them are the students for justice and other groups, it's been written about, they had the wiretaps on the meeting and one of the groups is care and care used to work with the democrats, use today work with the fbi and all of them. they used to try to get top show hosts expired until i said one day, you fire me because of these bastards, i will sue their ass and i will conduct discovery and i will show you where every dime comes from this group, every text, every e-mail, every wire transfer. so they stopped going after conservative radio hosts because -- [applause] >> the challenge is bigger than that

in the middle east, hamas massacred more than 1200 israelis and 33 americans. mr. budd:}iran, the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism continues to finance, provide training for, and authorize attacks against u.s. forces in the region. mr. budd: in europe russia continues itts brutality against ukraine and forming conflict in the balkans, further threatening peace and stability in europe. meanwhile, china is rapidly expanding its military, threatening our allies and partners and stealing billions in americans' intellectual property. all this chaos, it's the result of weakness from the biden administration. starting in afghanistan, continuing to this day, this administration has put american weakness on full display. as we confront a dangerous global situation, we cannot ignore the fact that for america to be a strong nation, we must first be strong at home. before we can help countries protect their borders thousands of miles away, we must first protect our own borders. the biggest threat to our national security right now, it's the wide open southern border.

as it should have been by ukrainian officials and then obviously we have the war in the middle east between hamasu stand on the ukraine funding specifically. >> all go back to speaker johnson he's been very clear that unless we get a change in behavior on the southern border and start executing the laws of the united states we will not take up the ukraine funding. i pressed speaker johnson to hold to his word and i encourage them to do so because we must secure the southern border, the priority for me is the southern border, our own border before we discussed the ukrainian border. cheryl: thank you for clarifying. i want to ask you, let's stay with what's happening overseas. there has not been 106 attacks against u.s. forces in iraq and syria since october 17 as u.s. forces have now shot down 17 houthis missiles and drones of the red sea. this is attacks on our troops and iran and hamas are arguing he's given take credit for october 7 attack on israel. i want to pick up on the second question, i think what is key is ibm publicly taking responsibility for october 7, doesn't that change the whole c

we start in the middle east, where the hamas—run health ministry in gaza has said that more than 200as air strikes continue. the israel defense forces say that five of their soldiers have been killed in the gaza strip since friday. fighting has been raging, despite a un resolution demanding more access for humanitarian deliveries. the us abstained in that vote. president biden and mr netanyahu spoke by phone on saturday. the white house said mr biden stressed the importance of allowing civilians to move safely away from areas where there is fighting. he also told reporters he did not demand a ceasefire.

middle east conflict. evgeny belausov. another round of bloodshed on the middle east eruption over hamas' attack on israel is approaching thev says it will not stop until the palestinian radical movement is wiped off the face of the earth. nothing will stop us, we will continue. three objectives will not be achieved: the return of the hostages, the complete destruction of hamas and the elimination of the threat emanating from the gaza strip. but is it only revenge that is behind what is happening now in the gas sector? there is a huge possibility that everything is much more prosaic, it’s about natural resources, and more precisely in gas. back in 1995 , the donkey-2 agreement was signed in washington, according to which palestine received the right to independently dispose of natural resources, later it entered into a contract with the british corporation british, in 1999 a miracle happened, literally a few tens of kilometers from the shores of palestine, the company... .discovers the richest reserves of natural gas and oil. experts from the un commission estimated them at more than half a billion dollars. in 2002, palesti

we start in the middle east, where the hamas—run health ministry in gaza has said that more than 200alestinians have been killed in the past 2a hours as air strikes continue. the israel defense forces say that five of their soldiers have been killed in the gaza strip since friday. fighting has been raging, despite a un resolution demanding more access for humanitarian deliveries. the us abstained in that vote. president biden and mr netanyahu spoke by phone on saturday. the white house said mr biden stressed the importance of allowing civilians to move safely away from areas where there is fighting. he also told reporters he did not demand a ceasefire. mr netanyahu said he reiterated that the war will continue until all the objectives are met. from jerusalem, our correspondent lucy williamson has more. explosions. in gaza, this is the new normal — drone strikes in the border town of rafah, emptying the local market. 17—year—old joe, filming on his phone, still clutching his bag of shopping and calling on god for protection. america has blocked un calls for a ceasefire. israel says it

we start in the middle east, where the hamas—run health ministry in gaza has said that more than 200the israel defence forces say that five of their soldiers have been killed in the gaza strip since friday. fighting has been raging despite a un resolution demanding more access for humanitarian deliveries. the us abstained in that vote. us presidentjoe biden and israeli prime minister

we start in the middle east, and the hamas—run health ministry has said that more than 200 palestiniansue. the israel defence forces say that five of their soldiers have been killed in the gaza strip since friday. fighting has been raging despite a un resolution demanding more access for humanitarian deliveries. the us abstained in that vote, and president biden said he spoke to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu by phone on saturday — but did not demand a ceasefire.

events in the middle east, israel's war with hamas, it generally pushed aside all the others. militaryne and the very problems of ukraine in general, people who today are in charge of us foreign policy, they themselves turned out to be disoriented regarding the threats and the problems that really face the united states of america, today america is paying for this, if you like, short-sighted position of the biden administration. drops there were reports that weapons that, or a weapon system , ammunition that were supplied to ukraine, they ended up in the hands of hamas and were used during this terrorist attack against israel, and this problem, by the way, has not yet been closed, military -economic, humanitarian support to ukraine will no longer be provided on debt, while it was financed by budget deficits on debt due to the growth of the national... debt of the united states of america, the new leadership of the house of representatives said only from current expenses, but if you want to finance, please finance , but only at the expense of other articles, this is where the main pain

we start in the middle east, and the hamas—run health ministry has said that more than 200 palestiniansnue. the israel defence forces say that five of their soldiers have been killed in the gaza strip since friday. fighting has been raging despite a un resolution demanding more access for humanitarian deliveries. the us abstained in that vote, and president biden said he spoke to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu by phone on saturday — but did not demand a ceasefire. mr netanyahu said he reiterated that the war will continue until all the objectives are met. with more, here's our middle east correspondent,

we start in the middle east, where gaza's hamas run health industry says...k fire are continuing on khan younis in southern gaza, which israel sees ace as a stronghold of hamas, considered by a terrorist organisation by many western governments. reports of battles between israeli troops and hamas fighters there. i can show you live pictures now looking into gaza from israel and you can see the smoke in the distance on the skyline. we have been seeing smoke billowing across that skyline. allow us now. the israeli army says its troops have killed dozens of terrorists in gaza city. as the ground operations drive tens of thousands of people to flee, there are also reports of an increased spread of diseases and the un is warning the volume of aid

we start in the middle east, where gaza's hamas run health industry says... palestinians have been killed and 250 injured in the past 24—hour is as israeli army hits across the country. israeli air strikes and tank fire are continuing on khan younis in southern gaza, which israel sees ace as a stronghold of hamas, considered by a terrorist organisation by many western governments. reports of battles between israeli troops and hamas fighters there. i can show you live pictures now looking into gaza from israel and you can see the smoke in the distance on the skyline. we have been seeing smoke billowing across that skyline. allow us now. the israeli army says its troops have killed dozens of terrorists in gaza city. as the ground operations drive tens of thousands of people to flee, there are also reports of an increased spread of diseases and the un is warning the volume of aid reaching the territory remains woefully inadequate. our middle east correspondent yolande knell sends this update. there have been street battles, once again, very intense between israe

largely due to the events in the middle east, and everyone knows that, and if it were not for the events in the middle east, in the middle east conditionally they say that... hamas would not cut the throats of women and children, they wouldn't have been raped and they wouldn't have been raped there in israeli kibbutzim, geert wilders' party in the netherlands would have won the place it should have taken according to the results of previous sociological polls, fifth-sixth there, so again- yes, on the one hand, there is an obvious trend of strengthening the far-right forces, so this is an alternative for germany, it was also the case before hamas. it grew in ratings, it is the swedish democrats, who have a good position in sweden, it is the strengthening of the right-wing ultra-right forces, the true finns in finland, can this trend to continue, it is on the one hand, on the other hand , even slovakia, it is also, by the way, a good example, it is the right-wing parties, obviously, on the other hand, there is the victory of the democratic coalition in poland, the party of law and justice is not allowed. to be called ultra-right, it is just a classic right-wing, r

more and more talk about corruption , that ukrainian weapons are flowing , including to the middle east, and hamas, well, they are doing everything so that zelensky himself pulls out and raises the white flag, thank you very much, chief of our american bureau, valentin bogdanov, in direct contact, perhaps mediating zelsky’s tour in 3 hours and the most expensive corporate event, if they ask for as much as 60 billion. we'll be back. every week we take stock of the president's work. the time has come to sum up the results of the year, and the president himself will do this; there will be not only answers to journalists’ questions, but also, and you can ask your question now through the website moskvadefisputinu.ru and by phone +7, 495 539 4040. +7, 499, 550, 40:40. where is he? he packed his things and left. your dad cheated on me. let's see on the weekend. of course we we will treat your daughter and administer chemotherapy. i beg you, do everything you can. there is almost no hope. i want to see you grow so much, but i can't . but she left our only joy for manechka. the only relative . the old man

billion in oil sanctions relief which gives them cash to continue to fund proxies in the middle east including hamas, islamic jihad and the houthis. brian that's what i mean, i just don't see any deterrence there. senator lindsey graham says the u.s. needs to aim at bigger targets. watch this. >> aye been saying for -- i've been saying for six months now hit iran. they have oil fields out in the open, they have the revolutionary guard headquarters you can see from space. blow it off the a map. if you really want to protect american soldiers, make it real to the ayatollah. brian: i mean, he's talking big escalation here. is that where you stand on this? >> well, first of all, we had a great policy that was closing in on the iranians under president trump and secretary pom pom-pom pay owe. we had -- pompei i owe. we had hard sanctions on them, we killed al-baghdadi, soleimani, the head of the irgc, with we cut out the iran nuclear deal, we cracked down on them. we missed an opportunity will this year where i was urging the administration with letters and everything that i could to try to get them to e

see, there is another big topic, international, this is the situation in the middle east, the conflict between israel and hamas moscow see a solution to this problem? this is a very complex problem, attempts to monopolize the process of resolving it for several decades, it is the americans who, every time... they must get their state the way it was decided by the security council, without this settlement cannot happen, but before this happens, everyone will have to think about how to solve the humanitarian catastrophe in gas, this is an unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe, 2 million 3000 people are in inhumane conditions. but within the framework of international formats, such as within the framework of opec plus with saudi arabia and abu dhabi, it is also excellent. and this allows, allows not only to develop cooperation, but also to increase the level of confidential dialogue, allows us to discuss the most problematic situations that we are surrounded by these countries, this is a very good foundation in the middle east, but... of course , india and china and the countries of southeast asia , this is the

but what else would you like to see moving forward in the middle east between israel and hamas? >> i think i will leave that question for diplomats to answer. i'm merely speaking as a sister-in-law. all i know is that i really care about my sister, and i care about all of the hostages, and i want to see a solution that brings them home and also -- and after the immediate release, i want this to be a solution that allows everyone to live in peace, that we would not have to experience this type of thing ever again. >> yael, thank you so much for taking the time. i'm sorry what your family is going through. i'm -- i'm happy that your sister-in-law is back safe with you folks, and we will be thinking of her husband for sure. thank you so much for your time. >> thank you so much. >e are following all the latest developments in ts war 24/7. we invite you to go to nbcbayarea.com and click on "israel-hamas war" right there at the top of the home page. >>> well, today marks the 35th anniversary of world aids day. it's dedicated to remembering the aids epidemic and to mourn those who have