~ i. , , you call for in that bill, mr mohammed? ~ , , ., mohammed? think you 'ust played a clip from jeremy corbyn,j_ mohammed? i think you just played a clip from jeremy corbyn, so _ mohammed? i think you just played a clip from jeremy corbyn, so we - mohammed? i think you just played a clip from jeremy corbyn, so we need l clip from jeremy corbyn, so we need an immediate and unconditional ceasefire and an immediate opening of borders for humanitarian aid and a rebuilding programme and urgent talks to find a peaceful settlement between israel and palestine and also we should release the legal advice that was obtained by the conservative government regarding arms sales to israel and ensure that britain is fully compliant with international and british law. mr mohammed, i think we may have lost you there but thank you very much forjoining us. independent mp iqbal mohamed. as sir keir settles into his new role, his first major meeting on the international stage will come just next week, with a trip to a summit of nato leaders in washington dc. let's ta

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mohammed thank you for briniiin us weight. mohammed thank you for bringing us uo _ weight.ight. mohammed thank you for bringing us up to date on - weight. mohammed thank you for bringing us up to date on what - bringing us up to date on what is happening in the middle east. researchers are trying to boost the genetic diversity of southern white rhinos in africa by harvesting the eggs of captive animals in zoos around europe. cross—breeding programmes in zoos mean that captive white rhinos have genes that are more diverse. here's our science editor rebecca morelle. sa nta santa is a 22—year—old adult southern white rhino. she is unable to have carbs of her own but scientists want to valuable genes to live on top she is having her eggs harvested first she has given some anaesthetic. 0nce she has given some anaesthetic. once the team are sure she is asleep they get to work. a specialist team from germany has flown to the dublin zoo for the procedure. santa is being checked all the time while she is under sedation. for the last week she has been given a special hormone injectio

mohammed, what was your further point? police officer. mohammed, what was yourfurther point?y police officer. mohammed, what was your further point?— your further point? my first point was this, i _ your further point? my first point was this, i think _ your further point? my first point was this, i think this _ your further point? my first point was this, i think this isn't - your further point? my first point was this, i think this isn't just - was this, i think this isn'tjust isolated. if we look at the pattern of policing in recent months and in particular since the demonstrations that have been taking place in relation to palestine, i think that there is a deliberate policy decision made somewhere along the line to unleash police brutality on muslim protesters, and we have seen this in numerous other videos of very peaceful protests taking place where police officers are very aggressively arresting people, grabbing flags off them and doing this. i think this is part of that continuous behaviour. white make you think there is a pattern. on the other side people would say

b. root bureau, chief mohammed, tray, time mohammed, good to see you. what can you tell us about israel strikes on levon on and about possible reactions by his belong or what is why it has been striking the been on over last night? it carried out at least 5 different to the attacks, including now strike deep inside the bodies to 3 near the bottom, the back a city in northeast. the been on nearly 70 kilometers away from the border with its way on to. usually this is followed by any tell yet to the attack by has the law on northern as well, and that has been the case this afternoon has below the claimed at 2 attacks, at least up until now on its way the positions in it know then as well, the, the, the on top is on high alert here and bade, which we've been hearing that it cleared out some key size in both the buttons a south and east and valley in the event of a possible attack. by his way of following the, that the talk on that is where you, the occupied golan heights, which is when is blaming on has the law and has below is didn't like. yeah. so um, you

indeed been killed in this strike. >> but in israeli security official is indeed telling me that mohammed dave was the target of this enormous premise israeli airstrike that took place in the expanded humanitarian zone of al-mawasi, this area that the israeli military has designated as a quote, unquote, safer area for civilians many of them displaced from other parts of gaza to head to. but this morning, around 1030 a.m. local time, it was the site instead of an enormous israeli airstrike, the plume of smoke that can be seen in this video, as well as the enormous crater are indicative of a very powerful type of munition used by the israeli military. the crater is quite similar to what i've seen in previous strikes where the israeli military has dropped those enormous 2000 pound bombs. although at this stage we do not know exactly what kind of munition the israeli military use so far the reports of casualties, at least 71 people were killed, nearly 300 people were injured, according to the palestinian ministry of health in deed mohammed dave who is the number two official of hamas in gaza

mohammed abu hashem, you have said that you have information that u.s.elligence gave israel information about what was going to happen, what happened october 7, before then. can you talk about what you understand? >> so i spoke to members of the intelligence community that told me that the intelligence provided to israel on october fit and six was more than sufficient for them to be able to stop hamas. regarding what kind of information was provided, whether it was on the movements happening around the gaza strip or even if you refer to some of the israel news articles, their outposts near gaza, they were informing their leadership that some type of movement of what was happening, consistent with everyday normal activity. what and how israel used that intelligence to up there potential levels or move to an alert status, that is unknown. unfortunate, they delay that investigation so they could continue their assault on innocent women and children. amy: it might surprise some to hear the u.s. gave actionable intelligence to israel before hamas's october 7

and mohammed, thank you so much for your reporting. all right, for some more context on all of this, let's bring in marina me, ron. she is the post doctoral researcher in the worst of these department of kings college london and joins us now from cambridge. welcome marina. so we just heard it there has blog denying involvement. why do you think that is a good day? well, 1st of all, if we look at the dynamics, also conflict between israel and hospital are we have seen these tests with have attacks going on, but both sides were sticking to so hold on written rules of engagement then trying to hit only multi targets on both sides and i do not believe that house blah has any interest in escalating this conflict. and perhaps israel dawson's ease or because this woods park, a bigger conflict in the middle east, was a potential involvement of other actors such as the room. and they have 444, it has to block. it wouldn't be the best time to start this conflict. it's aims are fairly limited. and i think from a logical from the luxury perspectiv

there's been a lot of criticism , mohamed amin, that criticism, mohamed amin, that the modus operandist the result, is very, very concerning. >> it is very concerning . i >> it is very concerning. i condemn it unequivocally. behaviour like that has no place in british politics or british pubuc in british politics or british public life at all, and it is utterly deplorable, no doubt about that. emotions can run high, but you still have to behave in a civil manner. what you express your emotions by the cross you put on the ballot papeh >> yeah. and yet we've seen, you know , david amess obviously was know, david amess obviously was was murdered. we've seen a conservative mp had his office firebombed, forced out of politics. we've had these sort of threats. and look at batley , of threats. and look at batley, batley, a place i went to in the town square at a free speech rally when that after the batley grammar school teacher still to this day, three years in hiding, that seat went to a local independent, a pro gaza independent, a pro gaza independent called iqbal mohammed, defending a pr

one of the targets was mohammed dave is ro believes he was one of the most minds of the october 7th, terra attacks. how much official denying the claims by d as rainy, military accusing of intention, the targeting civilians via tech come out of my la c is the latest in a series of israeli strikes on areas in gauze where displaced palestinians sheltering and journalist by league sledging until a v you've told us more about what he's roused. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has decided about the strike. yes. so the confirm that this drink happened and the talking to the strike was the how much the if and his the do be as well. uh, one of the senior managers in uh, san eunice uh and the central parts of the gaza strip. uh, nothing else. didn't say that the or did is confirmed whether he was killed or not, but uh, he said that the drum will actually, uh, go after every single uh, mazda leader. and specifically speaking of oklahoma, dave dave, who has been assembled in the the bose city in the mines, in general, but uh, specifically in home. awesome, though with all of his knowledge and

is mohammed straight to welcome mohammed. a took us through the significance of this strike to what the situation is, escalating again on the the news is right in the front as well on lunched return the to the tax on its way of following the coming off. it's seen the amenities to go home a lawsuit also known as a bu, now me and this is the, this was quite expected, this a retaliation. and this intensity given the significance and importance and higher rank of the killed military commander. and also it is the 3rd military figure senior military figure killed by his while since the beginning of this confrontation 1st, we saw almost to lean back in january and then toddler, abdullah, in mid june. and now, mohammed, not a sudden, every assassination was followed by a big environment escalation that lasted for weeks and seemed to reach the point of an all out war between the adversities. this has been from think diplomatic efforts, particularly from us, friends and in germany. you have been so far successful in pressuring all part

it's senior military figure mohammed at na sit, also known as a bu, now me and this is the, this was quite expected, this a retaliation. and this intensity given the significance and importance and higher rank off the killed military commander. and also it is the 3rd military figure senior military figure killed by his royal since the beginning of this confrontation 1st, we saw almost a week back in january and the toddler of delight in mid june. and now mohammed law, sudden every estimation was followed by a big and violent escalation that lasted for weeks and seemed to reach the point of an all out war between the adversities. this has been from think diplomatic efforts, particularly from the us friends and germany. i've been so far successful in pressuring all parties to avoid the large scale war. so now we are anticipating the large and a and the intensity. and the as kate, of this round of escalation between has bland. this was good talking to you. thank you for that. i'm gonna try to in they root to south africa when a new governments has been sworn and, and the country's 1st c

and where they had intelligence at the time that mohammed dave and another as senior come on the where they're on the ground with another key factor to carry out that stripe for them was that they appeared to be no uh, hostages around them. no, they have to, they have no to 9 that this area was in a so called a designated a safe, a, a zone a and extend the safe as zone mia in the west and part of hon. eunice, where tens of thousands of palestinians are actually showing that also have released some satellite imagery are showing the target. but you can also see on that uh on these photos that there are tens and structures and nearby and bud fan hearing their from our witnesses. and also of course uh theres uh which is coming there from uh on social media is what people are saying. there were several tossed and it's the least of those plus also effect of course the surrounding areas. and what we've been seeing during the course of the day is people trying to rescue people with that bad hands, also carrying them with claws. so carpets uh to the nearby hospital, the and also hospital rescue

this was was deed healthy is mohammed tried to and they roots. now hurricane barrel continues along its destructive path through the caribbean. the category for storm has killed at least 9 people so far. and officials say the desktop will likely increase as communications come back online and affected areas. in jamaica, high winds up rooted trees and ripped off roofs, while heavy rain caused a flash flooding. and in the cayman islands residence boarded up windows and preparation for the storm, which is expected to hit them next. hurricane barrow is expected to slow down over the next day or 2, but remain at or near hurricane springs. us. the us meter ologist matthew complete . she has more on how dangerous the coming hours are going to be for those in the past of the hurricane. right now, these next 36 hours was in roswell, weakening trend. ordinarily, after getting a place like jamaica with that hydra ranges here, the circulation and part, we see more. we any, especially with disruptive upper level wins right here, the system a part. but one thi

and mohammed, thank you so much for your reporting. all right, let's turn our attention now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world. this our polls have opened and venezuela for the most closely fund election and decades. president nicholas venturo who's speaking of 3rd term and office has cast his vote, is facing a close res against that window. gonzalez ahead of an opposition isn't what i found with them. bangladesh has announced it'll restore immobile internet after imposing blackouts for over a week. officials had shut off internet access following a wave of student led protests against quotas for government jobs. at least 147 people were killed as different students, factions, class with each other and with police. the united states, japan and south korea have agreed to strengthen military ties. talks in tokyo will address tensions with china and threats from north korea. the us as to overall is command structure in japan where more than 50000 american troops are stationed to at least 12 people have been kil

one of the targets was mohammed. dave is ro believes he was one of the most minds of the october 7th, tara attacks. how much official denying the claims by b, as randy military accusing of intention, the targeting civilians via tech come out of my la c is the latest in a series of israeli strikes on areas in gauze where displaced, palestinians sheltering a correspondent in jerusalem funding to try has more on the striking hon units. so why don't we need to take a look at the pictures coming out the from hun, eunice. some people describe the situation on the ground that if there was an earthquake, that it wasn't really a significant s try to see people really coming through the rubble digging with their, their hands, trying to find your family members. relative civilians was still believes to be under the trouble of why we are hearing that that not that hospital is apparently overwhelmed by the number, the sheer number of casualties. now the various numbers that the authorities in guys are working with a homeless from

israel says that it was targeting mohammed - described on the ground.argeting mohammed deif, the hamas leader. we know if he was there? he the hamas leader. we know if he was there? , , ., there? he is somebody who israel have been trying _ there? he is somebody who israel have been trying to _ there? he is somebody who israel have been trying to take _ there? he is somebody who israel have been trying to take out - there? he is somebody who israel have been trying to take out four. have been trying to take out four years. in the 2000 there were four at destination attempts. yet this point, he has somewhat elusive status. he seemed to get away with his life. on one occasion, it seems he lost an eye, that is what has been reported. also, some limbs. there was a fifth attempt a decade ago to kill him. he survived that, but his wife and an infant were both killed. israel has said today that he is somebody who masterminded the october the 7th attack. but also, as the head of hamas's military when, that he played a crucial leading role in hundreds of attacks

his sister—in—law, inas, blinded in one eye then and mohammed's fiance, hadil.as planning for him to arrive here. we were going to stay for a while and if things improved, go back to gaza. now i don't know what to do. the missile was fired around 7:30 in the evening. youths playing nearby ran to help, and saw children's bodies, parts of bodies. the israeli military says it was targeting a hamas member allegedly involved in the october 7 massacres. in doing so, they killed 29 people. dozens more were wounded. they've been bombed, displaced — from one fragile refuge to another. and there is what they have seen, and what cannot be unremembered. they lean in to stop the child struggling as shrapnel is removed from his head. pure chance the direction of the blast saved this infant. the israelis say they used precise munitions and are reviewing the circumstances of the air strike. the teacher mohammed abed was one of those buried today, by sisters still trapped in this hell, grieving for him and for what their children must endure. fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. a

and mohammed's fiance, hadil.for him to arrive here. we were going to stay for a while and if things improved, go back to gaza. now i don't know what to do. the missile was fired around 7.30 in the evening. youths playing nearby ran to help, and saw children's bodies, parts of bodies. the israeli military says it was targeting a hamas member allegedly involved in the october 7th massacres. in doing so, they killed 29 people. dozens more were wounded. they've been bombed, displaced — from one fragile refuge to another. and there is what they have seen, and what cannot be unremembered. they lean in to stop the child struggling as shrapnel is removed from his head. pure chance the direction of the blast saved this infant. the israelis say they used precise munitions and are reviewing the circumstances of the air strike. the teacher mohammed abed was one of those buried today, by sisters still trapped in this hell, grieving for him and for what their children must endure. fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. the hollywo

well, our doctor bushera doctor mohammed and holler. thank you so so much for being part of the stream today. it's been extraordinary having your experiences here. i am thank you all for watching. don't forget to stay in touch on line, use the hash tag or the handle ag stream take care and i'll see you some the maybe his son goes head to head with his really historians that he morris. the jews were on the 5th of annihilation by the arabs, and that's my view legitimize justified cleansing arabs from palestine. the hutus that exactly the same thing about maybe food in 1990 is rather as committed in numerous war crimes. since that, i'm also friends on october, the 7th. i'm fairly sure that'd be rough time. the toward itself is not a well time head to head on tuesday around noon. be honest, it was an airbag, my name is how i was abducted by the c. i a, in 2004, a german citizen was kidnapped and tortured by the chain of attempts to get me into interpretation. a powerful documentary tells us story of how the g of politics, of the post 911 wh

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that mohammed we lost, right, as we reported, was accused of killing to his relatives in february. is there any soldiers shot dead at least one other passenger in the operation, an injured 6 others, as you had from nora day as a mendez, as kenya is media and say that police have grossly targeted john les covering the recent antique government protests. they are holding riley, after the shooting of the local reporter and the detention of a communist. while we can speak to malcolm, when he joins us now from the canyon capital malcolm, there people are on the street side, but you'll pay the, at a different kind of purchase today. the system is generally on the, on the street process. the say the high level to generally say seems press free to maintain you purchased movement. the gun last month, purchased losing sausage against the government plan to increase tax hearts spread across the country. you see demonstrations on these very streets every week and other towns and cities turned into tools for sweeping government homes to the, and in the nation, the people being killed during the

an israeli official said the strike targeted the head of hamas�*s military wing, mohammed deif, in anwhere, the official said, there were "only hamas terrorists and no civilians." the israeli military had designated this area a safe zone, urging palestinians to seek shelter there. an eyewitness described the scene to the bbc, saying it was like an earthquake. doctors at a nearby field hospital are reported to be struggling to cope with scores of casualties. let's hearfrom a displaced civilian who witnessed the attack. translation: we were sitting - in the tent nothing was happening. suddenly a rocket fell over us. children were in pieces. god is sufficient for us and he is the best guardian of our affairs. look at us, world, have some feeling! our correspondent nick beake is in jerusalem with more on the attack. i've been listening to an israeli military official in the past 20 minutes or so, and they were asked repeatedly about this. was this a designated safe zone where palestinian families displaced from elsewhere could expect to be safe? and the official did not directly answer th

okay, well, mohammed, your take on also, what blincan said, do you think that it has any meet behind what he is saying, or basically, as our other guests has said, it's just something actually to make sure everyone's attention is taken away from the crimes that the israeli regimes currently of course doing, of course this is true, and something else is so important that... take about it that what in came last night exactly show that democrats democrats have fells the sound of defeat and there is no doubt and this is a back and forth fail for it if biden brines uh the failure of the democrats is certain and there's no doubt that they have to try to at least to achieve or to provoke some governments in europe and something this that they once again will wipe uh, they don't want to accept that this is just this body. okay, and rezer john, where do you see the new iranian government going with this? is it something that is possible or do you think that the new government will also think to supploy for the americans? i mean, you're over. assessment, well the iranian government during the

and mohammed�*s fiance, hadil.the evening. youths playing nearby ran to help, and saw children�*s bodies, parts of bodies. the israeli military says it was targeting a hamas member allegedly involved in the october 7th massacres. in doing so, they killed 29 people. dozens more were wounded. they�*ve been bombed, displaced — from one fragile refuge to another. and there is what they have seen, and what cannot be unremembered. they lean in to stop the child struggling as shrapnel is removed from his head. pure chance the direction of the blast saved this infant. the israelis say they used precise munitions and are reviewing the circumstances of the air strike. the teacher mohammed abed was one of those buried today, by sisters still trapped in this hell, grieving for him and for what their children must endure. fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. the hollywood actor, alec baldwin, has arrived in new mexico for the start of his trial, over a deadly shooting on a film set almost three years ago. he�*s pleaded not guilty

the israeli army says it was targeting the hamas military chief, mohammed deif.ghter charge over the rust film set shooting of cinematographer halyna hutchins. and football fever mounts with fans already arriving in berlin for sunday's euros final between england and spain. spain is getting ready with watching parties ahead of the final. they are hopeful they will be the first tournament to win the tournament for a fourth time. an israeli air strike in gaza has killed at least 71 people, according to the hamas—run health ministry. the attack happened near the southern city of khan younis — in the masawi area of the city. almost 300 people were injured. these pictures show the moment of the blast. an israeli official said the strike targeted the head of hamas�*s military wing, mohammed deif, in an area where, the official said, there were "only hamas terrorists and no civilians." the israeli military had designated this area a safe zone, urging palestinians to seek shelter there.

so for more on this, let's get back across to mohammed tre to in bay roof. so as we've just seen, there is really military has confirmed that it killed a has block commander in the root in a targeted attack. how has lot responded to this strike? it will let me start with this statement issued by his will only this morning cause the law said it's a premier really preliminary statement to comment on the the, the attack on the solid and suburb of the data. would it confirm that its senior commander was in the target of the building at the moment or these why he attacked, but it did not indicate his fate and therefore has been lost, said it. we wait until the fate of its senior leader is determined to act accordingly. now, that means that there is no doubt that the have on the, on the truth with response to is why as a talk a on on it's a strong cold invade would. but the nature of the response, the timing, the geography, and is to be determined at the later stage. everyone in beta root and in the region is anticipating how these updates will unfold. and with al

in general, mohammed raise us a heavy hit triggered outrage into run the attack on a diplomatic notation tantamount to in the top 20 range. and so we'll, in response, iran fired more than a 100 missiles, hundreds of israel raising fee is of an old out regional rule, but most of the missiles will shut down on the 5th escalation avoided. meanwhile, this latest talking to talk and gaza is lucky to complicate efforts to reach a sci fi on negotiate the release of hostages. all right, i'm gonna pull in now military analysts, marina barone. she is with the war studies department at kings college in london. marina, in our milwaukee, israel's army tried to kill way home off the top official ended up of course, causing dozens of civilian casualties. instead. how can things like that happen with an army that is so well equipped? is it due to a lack of accurate intelligence, or is the weapon re simply not precise enough? a good evening brand wells or can be a multitude of reasons because essentially is a battlefield as it is very chaotic. so yes, and as you have already noted, there is a possibility

it's senior military figure mohammed at na sit, also known as a, bu, now me and this is the, this was quite expected, this a retaliation. and this intensity given the significance and importance and higher rank of the killed military commander. and also it is the 3rd military figure senior military figure killed by his royal since the beginning of this confrontation 1st, we saw most to lean back in january and then toddler, abdullah in mid june. and now mohammed and also didn't every assess the nation was followed by a big and violent escalation that lasted for weeks and seemed to reach the point of an all out war between the adversities. this has been from think diplomatic efforts, particularly from the us friends and germany. i've been so far successful in pressuring all parties to avoid the large scale war. so now we are anticipating the large and a in the intensity. and the a skate of this round of escalation between has bland. this was so i'm gonna try to in by roads or recent weeks have brought near daily exchanges of rocket 5 between israel and has blah blah has 5 and unprecede

if that top command or mohammed, they had been really killed, dw 25 job with the context there. and the latest from jerusalem, like a link is a professor of laura west and university in london, ontario. and is it for when you when special wrap up to us like human rights in the palestinian territories regarding the strike in the humanitarians or nissan units. israel says it was targeting to senior homeless command, it's hundreds of civilians are either dead or injured. what are the legal implications? its international law is very clear that during a combat zone that the attacking armies have distinguished very clearly between a combatants and civilians. as your target, and this has been a, a running seen through the 9 months of this particular war, where israel claims that it's shooting targets that are only aimed a mass militants, or middleton's from other palestinian groups. but where the consequence has been thousands and thousands of, of civilian deaths and injuries with respect to this and most leading human rights organizations that have examined both these rated claims an

that was the w baron, bureau chief mohammed straight is speaking to us a short time ago. all right, let's turn our attention now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world. this. our young voting is underway in venezuela and the country's most closely font election and decades. yeah, president and nicholas enduro who is seeking a 3rd term and office has cast his vote. he's facing a close race against political newcomer and former diplomat. evelyn gonzales is the head of a coalition event, as well as opposition parties will not be at least 15 people have been killed in a months live in south eastern china. that was triggered by heavy rain. is the tail end of ty phone, gave me that brought to rental downpours to remote areas. it passed through the philippines and taiwan earlier this week, leaving more than 40 people that the russian president vladimir perusing, is saying that if the u. s. stations long range missiles in germany, he would place similar weapons within striking distance of the west. he made the comments that a speech to mark russia's navy j

mohamed el-erian.nt i met him i knew he was my soulmate. "soulmates." soulmate! [giggles] why do you need me? [laughs sarcastically] but then we switched to t-mobile 5g home internet. and now his attention is spent elsewhere. but i'm thinking of her the whole time. that's so much worse. why is that thing in bed with you? this is where it gets the best signal from the cell tower! i've tried everywhere else in the house! there's always a new excuse. well if we got xfinity you wouldn't have to mess around with the connection. therapy's tough, huh? -mmm. it's like a lot about me. [laughs] a home router should never be a home wrecker. oo this is a good book title. >> the markets are essentially priced for fed perfection. >> the market has gotten to a point where you are likely to cut two times this year. >> the expectation set in the market could get ahead of themselves. >> i'm more cautious in the near term because i'm seeing investor over optimism. >> this is bloomberg surveillance with jonathan ferro, li

about mohammed deif, he's the commander, military commander of hamas.five times by israel. he was seriously injured back in 2014. there is no confirmation yet from hamas about him, but this is the highest ranking military chief. and he's the one who, followed the 7th of october attack by hamas. he made this speech and he was addressing the people afterwards. so it's quite significant. if he's the target, it is very significant. the area is significant because it's the safe zone, and the number of people killed is huge in this area. let us now go live to gaza. we can speak to scott anderson, unrwa's agency operating in gaza. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. i wonder if i could get your reaction to the strike? i was at nasser hospital a couple of hours ago. we went to see the situation and to get an idea as to how the hospital is functioning.. what i found was a scene which was alarming, that is the best word to describe it. a lot of injured children, some without their parents. you saw children paralysed, some double amputees. it was very much concer

khalid sheikh mohammed, u.s.cated engineer, is accused of coming up with the idea, flying hijacked airplanes into buildings. he andhis codefendants have been in custody for 21 years, most of that at one time obey. norah? >> norah: charlie d'agata, still so many questions, thank you. well, the middle east on the world are on edge tonight following the assassination of the senior hamas leader inside iran, and iran's supreme leader saying today our duty is to take revenge. now this comes just hours after an israeli air strike of a top hezbollah commander in lebanon. cbs's debora patta is in east jerusalem with more on the escalating tensions. >> reporter: these are the last images of ismail haniyeh live, attending the iranian president's inauguration. since the october 7th attack, he has had a target on his back. israel warned hamas leaders were marked for death. haniyeh was killed in a brazen strike in the iranian capital of tehran, where today people protested the assassination. hamas is blaming israel, claiming a

how does the does he use beverage bureau chief mohammed tried to as well? if you're just joining us, let's bring you an update on our top story. i'm off says it's political leader is maya handy has been assassinated into her on the wrong revolutionary guard has confirmed to the death saying, nia and his body guard were killed and an attack at his residence in iranian capital. so far, no claim of responsibility however, is realizing the past avowed to kill honey and other leaders of come up after the group carried out the october 7th terror attacks. we now have response from iran to the death of nia and a statement carried on iranian state. media president masoud possession, said that iran will quote, defend it's a territorial integrity taking the honor and pride and will make the terrorist occupiers regret their cowardly act. my reaction is also coming in from other countries, including from the united states. speaking on the sidelines of a visit to the philippines, us defense secretary lloyd austin, said the us had no additional information on the assassin

how does the, the use beverage bureau chief mohammed traitor and just bringing him a quick reminder of that breaking news. i'm also saying it's a political leader is my o. hon. nia has been assassinated in toronto, runs, revolutionary guard has confirmed the death saying him yet, and his body guards were killed in an attack at his residence, india, ronnie, and capitol. so far, no claim of responsibility. israel has in the past found to kill india and other leaders of from us after the group carried out the october 7th terror attacks us. and we'll take a look at some other developments here as well. speaking on the sidelines of a visit to the philippines, us defense secretary lloyd austin, said the u. s. had no additional information on the assassination of money. i know austin also insisted the west was trying to cool tensions in the region and that there was a quote, always room for diplomacy. also reaffirming support for is around defense. and a report released by the un office on human rights says palestinians detained by israel . since october 7th, i've been subjected to act of tor

region that is internationally recognized as and legally occupied by israel, by local standards mohammed as well off managing a herd of $100.00 sheep. but today his filled with worry. he complains that is rarely settlers have damaged the pipes, the deliver water from an e by springs. and then during the flock, the tanks that quickly are running dry. taking any, most of the spring, has become a dangerous gamble. as settlers now guard the area and prevent the sheet from reaching, the vital restores. and that is just the tip of the iceberg. had elected them, sometimes they attack when you go get water or when you go out with the sheep or when you drive from the area to jericho, they watch you and attack your car. they also attack when you're going to pray. they sometimes come at nights, they ride horses through the fields or residences, freaking people out, women and children, and how much says settlers can trespass on private property and even steal animals . he shows us a video that supposedly documents the crime. in the food age, we see some local era men trying to confront settlers who

in general, mohammed raises the haiti. it triggered outrage into run the attack on a diplomatic location tend to amount to in the top 20 rainy and soil. in response, iran fired more than a 100 missiles. hundreds of these ram raising fee is of an old out regional rule. but most of the missiles were shut down on the 5th escalation avoided. meanwhile, this latest targeted attack and gaza is lucky to complicate efforts to reach a ceasefire and negotiate the release of hostages. a ministry analyst and the mayor on explained how, supposedly targeted killings kindly to dozens of civilian casualties. well, there can be a multitude of reasons because essentially is a battlefield as it is very k all i think. so yes. and as you have already noted, there is a possibility that there was a wrong intelligence that mohammed dave was in this cam. therefore, the israel is targeted it taking into account a high civilian casualties as collateral damage because the importance of the military objective in this case would be quite high. and ther

in the building, the idea of progress, the home, the civilians during the fighting a 24 year old mohammed. the composing body was found a week after the idea of withdrew from the area, and some of the members were able to return. during the federal, the raid survivors were forced at gun points to abandon the wounded mohammad or the itf did not provide him with a critical medical treatment. despite new borrows attends by his family members through the red cross. his mother has described the horrifying incident. i saw how buddy was, we heard explosions and gunfire, and then the idea surrounded the house, running round it. we came out with wide slugs, so they would let us out be shot at the stairs, yelling at us to go back inside. suddenly 2 dogs came in one sniffing around the house and the other attack in the honda and suddenly one dog grabbed him by the chest. mohammed tried to push the dog away, still stuck to the couch and getting away from the dogs. he kept saying no, no, but in the end the dog gap his arm, we saw that his blood couldn't do anything. we were hiding from the dogs. the d