air strike targeted a compound in khan younis where mohammed deif and another senior hamas commander nd executed the october the 7th massacre. hamas has so far denied that mr deif was killed. we will have the latest at the top of the hour. our correspondent onjerusalem is on this. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. hello again. as we go through today, many of us will have a dry day with some warm sunshine, still feeling humid in the south. for some of us, thundery downpours. we�*ve seen quite a few of those this morning and into the afternoon, although there will be a lull as temperatures rise and they further develop. this morning�*s thundery downpours pushing into the north sea. some showers across parts of eastern scotland and northern england and then further thundery downpours which will be slow moving, heavy and also with hail and gusty winds around them, especially across parts of east wales, the midlands central southern england and the south east. but we won�*t all catch one by any stretch. into this evening, we start to loose those thunderstorms, m

mohammed deif was 58.he same place that he has reported to have been killed in. and he�*s been leading the, what�*s known as the izzedine qassam brigades, which is the military wing of hamas. now, remember that hamas is a proscribed terrorist organisation by many governments and therefore some people in israel, certainly, don�*t make any distinction between its military or its political wings. but nevertheless, he�*s very much... he was very much the military commander on the ground in gaza. while ismail haniyeh, who was killed in tehran in that airstrike, was the one shuttling around, based in doha, doing a lot of the negotiations, a lot of the talks. that was frank gardner the latest. the man accused of masterminding the september 11th attacks in new york, khalid sheikh mohammed, and two of his accomplices have agreed to plead guilty. the three have been held at the us navy base guantanamo bay, cuba, for years without going to trial. according to us news outlets, the men agreed to admit to conspiracy cha

weeks ago, it did in fact kill this man, who was long at the top of israel's most wanted list, mohammed deif, turned as an architect of the october the 7th attacks, the head of the hamas military wing in gaza. he had a leading role in the organisation for something like 13 years and had been very much involved in building up the network of tunnels in which he was believed to continue continued during the war water can command to many of the hamas military activities. who was also very much involved in building up also very much involved in building up its bomb—making capabilities. he was someone who was very much a shadowy figure, he very rarely was seen and didn't appear in public. evenjust his voice seen and didn't appear in public. even just his voice i seen and didn't appear in public. evenjust his voice i know seen and didn't appear in public. even just his voice i know he was in the past subject to several israeli assassination attempts. remember during the 2014 war were standing in the rubble of his home where his wife and two and children were killed but he survived. let's speak to b

the israelis targeted mohammed deif in a strike on a compound in the khan younis area on 13july.after he was killed in a strike in tehran. hamas's armed wing said the death of haniyeh will have major repercussions. our correspondent nick beake has this update from beirut. well, this was the first reaction we've had from hassan nasrallah, the head of hezbollah. and he was speaking today to mourners via a video link—up at the funeral of one of his top commanders, who was killed on tuesday evening in a southern suburb, here in beirut. and the message was that this was a strike that was completely unacceptable, that israel had carried out an assassination — but also that civilians had been killed, including two children. he said what had happened really has raised the temperature in the middle east and taken the conflict to what he described as "a new level". he also spoke about the killing this week, just a few hours later in iran, of the head of the political wing of hamas. and the killing of ismail haniyeh has certainly been a significant development. he said that the two killings

i note that hamas representatives did not confirm the death of commander mohamed deif.ties of the volga region are increasing the one-time payment to contract soldiers and participants of the svo. so in the penza region, for example, taking into account regional allowances, the total amount will be more than a million rubles. the president signed a decree increasing the payment to 400,000 the day before. we will find out from our correspondent egor whether there is a response to the initiative in moscow. grigoriev, he today works in the capital’s unified selection center for military service under a contract. so, egor, greetings, how is the situation there, what ’s going on with you? alexey, hello, as usual, it’s already crowded at the single selection point for military service under contract, but on the street behind me you probably see dozens of people, and hundreds more now they are inside in offices, they are tested, fill out questionnaires, and undergo a medical examination. it’s worth answering that this is probably not the usual one, but this is a hundred and ol

mohammed deif is hamas is or was hamas is military top military commander. the leader of its military wing known as the qassam brigades. and so all of this together is putting a picture together of not only what israeli prime minister netanyahu described last night as crushing blows that israel has delivered to its enemies, but also of course, all of these events, putting this region increasingly on edge and increasingly on the brink of an all-out war. >> jeremy. thank you so much for that reporting. i just want to point out, we we got an alert moments ago that a barrage of rockets have been fired from southern lebanon toward israel. so far, there are no reports of damage or injuries i do want to note hezbollah leader sheikh hassan nasrallah actually said in his speech today that has below would resume its confrontations on the border. and that that should not be mistaken for the promised to response from hezbollah to the killing of their deputy commander earlier this week a story. one of many, we're going to keep an eye on but right now, we got to chat abou

the israeli military confirms it killed hamas's military chief mohammed deif in a strike in gaza in mid-july. now the idf releasing this video of the moment they say the strike killed the alleged architect of the october 7 terror attack that july 13 strike also killed at least 90 palestinians. now this is as iran is vowing to avenge the assassination of hamas political leader ismail haniyeh in iran. israel has not confirmed or denied involvement in his killing cnn jerusalem correspondent jeremy diamond is in haifa, israel with more jeremy. what are we learning well, omar, what we are witnessing today is really a split-screen moments that is showcasing what the israeli military and its intelligence services have accomplished over the course of just the last few weeks and the send to which it is putting this region increasingly on edge, increasingly on the brink of all out war. >> we are watching this morning as the israeli military has now confirmed that it has killed mohammed deif hamas is military commander in gaza. he is the senior most hamas official to be killed in gaza since the start o

. >> they killed few ad shukr in a strike, mohammed deif, ismail haniyeh. why go after gaza?> if you can finance-point a precise attack 2,000 kilometers away, then why bother decimating entire neighborhoods? that's me telling you that assassinations are morally and ethically okay but dropping those bombs on gaza are not. >> reporter: still, those bombs keep falling israeli forces hit a hospital in the middle of the night and a school sheltering families, displaced repeatedly by war. "my brother was covered in blood," said this teenager as she relived the trauma. lives blown apart. neighborhoods already reduced to rubble. pulverized once again. as this country remains on high alert, netanyahu has once again warned that anyone who harms israel will pay a heavy price. debora patta, cbs news, jerusalem. >>> vice president kamala harris is coming closer to making the biggest decision of her presidential campaign, choosing a running mate. that announcement is expected before tuesday. while a new poll from cbs news shows harris is enjoying a slight edge up 1% over donald trump natio

the israelis targeted mohammed deif in a strike on a compound in the khan younis area onjuly 13th. leaders that israel said it would kill in revenge for the october 7th attack. meanwhile, large crowds have lined the streets in iran today for the funeral procession of the political leader of hamas. ismail haniyeh was killed in a attack in tehran on wednesday, which has been attributed to israel, which has declined to comment — but it renews fears that the war in gaza could turn into a wider regional conflict. i have been talking to this with doctor samuel ramani, an associate fellow at the rural united service institute in the middle east programme, and i asked him if he thinks the risk of a wider conflict is now more possible than it was before. it certainly does increase the risk of a wider conflict, particularly between israel and iran, but we shouldn't overestimate that risk. it was pretty telling that hezbollah even in some of its initial statements did not explicitly blame israel for the attack on haniyeh, and iran has been pushing a narrative that it might be israel, it might

the israelis targeted mohammed deif in a strike on a compound in the khan younis area onjuly 13th.er, ismail haniyeh, is being buried in qatar two days after he was killed in a strike in the iranian capital, tehran. we can take you to some live pictures coming from istanbul, and a symbolic funeral is taking place at a mosque in sofia. hamas' armed wing said the death of haniyeh will have major repercussions. our middle east correspondent yolande knell is injerusalem with more on this. israel remains on a very high state of alert. that killing of ismail haniyeh came on the back of the assassination of a hezbollah commander which israel says was carried out in response to the hezbollah killing of 12 children in rocket strike in the occupied golan heights last weekend, and the expectation really is that both strikes were really involving figures who were too senior, they cannot be ignored. there are also real security breaches as far as hezbollah is concerned, its leader being killed in its stronghold in the south of beirut, and also ismail haniyeh, although israel says it was not res

the israelis targeted mohammed deif in a strike on a compound in the khan younis area on 13 july. political leader, ismail haniyeh — will be buried later in qatar on friday, two days after he was killed in a strike in tehran. hamas's armed wing said the death of haniyeh will have major repercussions. meanwhile in lebanon, the head of hezbollah said the battle with israel has entered a new stage, after it killed a top hezbollah military commander. our correspondent nick beake has this update from beirut. well, this was the first reaction we've had from hassan nasrallah, the head of hezbollah. and he was speaking today to mourners via a video link—up at the funeral of one of his top commanders, who was killed on tuesday evening in a southern suburb, here in beirut. and the message was that this was a strike that was completely unacceptable, that israel had carried out an assassination — but also that civilians had been killed, including two children. he said what had happened really has raised the temperature in the middle east and taken the conflict to what he described as "a new l

man who was the mastermind of october 7th and directed it and helped to probably plan it with mohammed deifaeli defence forces have said, now he is theoretically responsible for ending this conflict that israel and possibly being the lead person. in some way or fashion to direct the ceasefire terms, the release of hostages and the duality of this is really striking when take a step back and think about it. can you tell us more about what we know about yahya sinwar and how he may possibly differ from his predecessor? sinwar has very much been focused on gaza. he was born in khan younis, the refugee camp which is now the scenes of a lot of intense fighting. so he has spent his entire life in the gaza strip, he has been with hamas for a0 years and has been the head of hamas in gaza for at least the last 10, 15 years and has been responsible for planning and organising and directing october 7. this is a man who has deep, deep roots in the organisation but he is also very different from ismail haniyeh, based on what has been written about sinwar, he is much more of a hardliner, very extremist an

the israelis targeted mohammed deif in a strike on a compound in the khan younis area onjuly 13th.ader, ismail haniyeh, will be buried later in qatar two days after he was killed in a strike in tehran. we can take you to some live pictures of zohar, we have seen inside the mosque. == pictures of zohar, we have seen inside the mosque.— pictures of zohar, we have seen inside the mosque. -- in doha. this is the largest _ inside the mosque. -- in doha. this is the largest in _ inside the mosque. -- in doha. this is the largest in the _ inside the mosque. -- in doha. this is the largest in the country. - inside the mosque. -- in doha. this is the largest in the country. we - is the largest in the country. we know that haniyeh was living injoe hart with other members of the hamas political office, —— was living in doha, which is why the service is taking place there. we understand that he is going to be buried in a cemeteryjust north of doha after those funeral prayers. we saw yesterday that there was a very large turnout for the funeral procession that was held in iran yesterday. thousa

. >> they killed faud shukur, mohammed deif, ismail haniyeh. why go after gaza? >> if you can pinpoint a precise attack 2,000 kilometers away, then why bother decimating entire neighborhoods? that's me telling you that assassinations are morally and ethically okay, but dropping those bombs on gaza are not. >> reporter: still those bombs keep falling. israeli forces hit a hospital in the middle of the night. and today a school sheltering families, displaced repeatedly by war. my brother was covered in blood, said this teenager, as she relived the trauma. lives blown apart, neighborhoods already reduced to rubble, pulverized once again. and tonight as this country remains on high alert, jericka, netanyahu has once again warned that anyone who harms israel will pay a heavy price. >> debora patta and your team, thank you for your reporting. >>> ukraine's military is now fighting back against russian aggression with western supplied f-16 fighter jets. today president volodymyr zelenskyy watched the jets take off during a ceremony at an undisclosed air base. more f-16s

and if it is true that mohamed deif, the leader of the military wing of hamas, also died.lows to the structure. ugh. and this, by the way, can seriously change the situation in the termination negotiations. because there is information that ismail khaniyaka was just trying to disrupt these negotiations all the time. first, because he was connected very much. strongly always with the iranians and with the russians, he was the first to go to moscow from the hamasites when he was prime minister palestinian authority, they invited him there, plus his contacts with iran. secondly, he just has such a political position. he was considered soft there from the point of view of general relations with israel, but it is not clear what this softness was. we saw how he behaved on october 7, 23, when... he was just happy that those children and women were killed, but at the same time, in the approaches to stop the hostilities, he turned out to be a very tough negotiator, who kept refusing the final result, and those khalasovitsa who are on gas yahi sinwar let's say they were already prep

israel's army also confirmed the death of mohammed deif, the leader of hamas's military wing, sayinged through the streets of tel aviv with demands to release all the hostages. friday marks 300 days since the hamas' attack on october 7. here in the us, delegates from the democratic party are choosing their nominee for president and there's only one name on the ballot — kamala harris. the party is holding an online vote from thursday until monday before its formal convention so it can meet the deadline for getting a candidate onto the presidential ballot in certain states. all this as her likely opponent donald trump doubled down on his false claim that kamala harris had for years hidden her black identity. on wednesday at a convention for blackjournalists he questioned this, asking "is she indian, "or is she black?" and today, despite criticism over the remarks which some branded racist — the former president took to social media posting a picture of her indian family in which he wrote: kamala harris was born to a south indian mother and a jamaican father and has regularly spoken abo

and if it is true that mohamed deif, the leader of the hamas militant group, has also died, this is quitelow to the structure. ugh. and this, by the way, can seriously change the situation in the termination negotiations. because there is information. that ismail khaniyaka was trying all the time to disrupt these negotiations, first of all, because he was always very closely connected with the iranians and the russians, he was the first to go to moscow from the hamasites even when he was the prime minister of the palestinian authority, they invited him there, plus his contacts with iran, secondly, he just has such a political position, he was considered soft there from the point of view of relations with israel in general, but he did not understand. what was this softness, we saw how he behaved on october 7 in the 23rd year, when he was simply happy that those children and women were killed, but at the same time, in the approaches to the cessation of hostilities, he turned out to be a very tough negotiator who refused the final result all the time, and those khamatovites who are in the ga

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the leader of the militant wing of the islamic movement, mohamed deif, was killed in the gaza strip.this happened back on july 13, the israel defense forces officially confirmed on the social network x. the organizer of the terrorist group's attack on israel on october 7 last year. by according to israeli analysts, he is personally involved in the training of many. terrorist attacks and attacks on tel aviv was one of the most dangerous terrorists. i will also remind you that the head of the hamas politburo, ismail haniya, was liquidated in tehran the day before. and in the coming hours, iran and its allies may launch a large-scale attack on israel. this is reported by cnn with reference to the pentagon. it is noted that the supreme leader of iran ordered to take revenge for the murder of hamas leader ismail. it is not yet known how brutal iran will respond, several options are being considered: missile and drone strikes on military facilities near tel aviv and haifa, or a coordinated joint attack with yemen, syria and iraq. prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu said in an addre

the military announced it had killed senior hamas leader mohammed deif over two weeks ago in gaza.is one of the october 7th masterminds who has been on israel's most wanted list for decades and reportedly had survived seven other assassination attempts. hamas claims he survived this one, too. israel says it was a precision strike. more than 90 people were also killed in that blast. among them children. just last week, there was renewed hope for a hostage deal, but after these twin assassinations, that has given way to fears of a wider regional war. today marks 300 days of captivity for those taken hostage in gaza. the nationwide protests families and friends said it had been 300 days of abandonment. norah? >> norah: debora patta, thank you. and illinois sheriff tells cbs news the former deputy who shot and killed sonya massey inside her home had not only been trained but retrained to avoid that type of unwarranted lethal force. in an interview with cbs's roxana saberi, the sheriff gazed us a harsher assi assessment ofh murder. >> this was a rogue individual that acted outside the s

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mohammed deif — who was responsible for planning the seven 0ctober attacks. 13th july. hamas is yet to confirm his death. let us speak to israeli journalist shlomi eldar, author of "hamas: from charity movement to war crimes". he was the first to interview ismail haniyeh. thank you for coming on the programme. let us start with ismail haniyeh if we can. i sensed that he felt because he was so involved in the negotiations that he was safe, and in a different category to the military commanders who were hiding out in gaza. ., . .,, , , out in gaza. correct, he was best in qatar in doha. _ out in gaza. correct, he was best in qatar in doha, and _ out in gaza. correct, he was best in qatar in doha, and left _ out in gaza. correct, he was best in qatar in doha, and left gaza - out in gaza. correct, he was best in qatar in doha, and left gaza in - qatar in doha, and left gaza in 2019, and lived in doha in qatar. ismail haniyeh was once one of the moderate leaders of mine or movement. i meant to be 1994, i think was the first time she met an israeli journalist stop

concerned child abuse images israel says it's confirmed that the senior hamas leader in gaza, mohammed deif, was killed in a strike in khan younis last month. and in the olympics more chances for medals for team gb today after winning five medals yesterday. hello and welcome to bbc news. one of our top stories concerns the murders of three young girls in southport and the attempted murders of ten others. a 17—year—old has been arriving in court. a 17—year—old boy has been charged with the murders of three girls in southport and ten counts of attempted murder after a mass stabbing at a dance class on monday. the teenager cannot be named because of his age. he has arrived at liverpool magistrates court this morning. three children, six—year—old bebe king, seven—year—old elsie dot stancombe and nine—year—old alice da silva aguiar, died during the attack at a taylor swift themed dance class, whilst eight other children and two adults were seriously injured. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. it was two and a half days after the traumatic mass stabbing in southport that pros

the israelis targeted mohammed deif in a strike on a compound in the khan younis area onjuly 13th. was killed in a strike in tehran. hamas' armed wing said the death of haniyeh will have major repercussions. after months of planning, the edinburgh festival kicks off today with over 3,500 shows planned across the month. the world's biggest arts festival will showcase performers from 58 countries until the 26th august. the theme of this years festival is �*rituals that unite us.�* let's speak to our scotland correspondent lorna gordon who's in edinburgh. iare shaping i are shaping up, lorna? good morning, the festival gets under way today. what an event, thousands of performances, in terms of the friendship we get people coming from 58 different countries to take part in what a location, look at this. this is in the shadow of edinburgh castle, these views from all different parts of the city. we have got a couple of the groups and artists performing with us today. this is that tinderbox orchestra, tell me about that. we are a 20 orchestra, tell me about that. - are a 20 piece band of

the military announced it had killed senior hamas leader mohammed deif over two weeks ago in gaza. october 7 masterminds who has been on israel's most wanted list for decades and reportedly had survived seven other assassination attempts. hamas claims he survived this one too. israel says it was a precision strike. more than 90 people were also killed in that blast. among them, children. just last week, there was renewed hope for a hostage deal. but after these twin assassinations, that's given way to fears of a wider regional war. debora patta, cbs news, east jerusalem. >>> in the race for the white house, vice president kamala harris has a deadline fast approaching to pick a running mate to join her campaign. cbs's ed o'keefe reports several key names remain in the mix. >> reporter: speaking at the funeral for the late texas congresswoman sheila jackson lee, vice president harris seemed to get ahead of herself. >> which as a united states senator, i was proud to co-sponsor and then as president -- as vice president, it was my honor, with the president -- with the prespresident, i

if they are seeing everybody taken out around them, like any young, like the number two, like mohammed deifthey have all been taken out by israel, they are more likely to go to a deal, because that's the only way they will survive with the mossad and the idf unleashed, but yet, this administration is doing everything they can to constrain israel which means it will make a deal less likely and oh, by the way, they have said nothing, nothing, zero about iran and going back to maximum pressure at the core problem, that's why this is getting worse with every bad decision they make. >> john: another possible argument to the maximum pressure is for the second time in recent days iranian proxies fired missiles at the al assad airbase wounding down some salmon people, iranian proxies have stopped it for a while on orders from tehran, says the u.s. really need to take the gloves off and hit back, and how should he do it? >> you have to impose costs on iran itself, that's what president trump did one and took took solum on the outcome you have to punch a bully in the mouth and sometimes escalate to d

the army's now confirmed that this strike last month killed mohammed deif, military head of hamas inrael also killed a hezbollah commander in beirut in retaliation for a deadly attack last weekend. the prime minister says israel's dealing crushing blows to its enemies. translator: anyone who massacres our children, anyone _ who murders our citizens, and anyone who harms our state, will bear the responsibility for his own death. but internationally, there are growing fears of a wider regional war, adding greater urgency to calls for a gaza ceasefire. i think it remains manifestly the case that ceasefire is in the interests of everyone. it's in the interests of israelis. it's in the interests of palestinians. it's in the interests of the region. and yet, as israeli hostage families block this motorway, marking 300 days since their loved ones were snatched, a deal that will bring them home looks as elusive as ever. and in gaza too, the latest events are only deepening the despair. yolande knell, bbc news, jerusalem. and this region remains very much on edge this lunchtime. you have the

the israeli military conducted an airstrike nearly three weeks ago that they say was targeting mohammed deif, who is the top military commander for hamas. he leads hamas is qassam brigades the organizations military wing at the time of for, over the course of the last three weeks effectively, israeli said that they had indications that he was successfully targeted, but they didn't know for sure. and i'm told that today when they came out with this announcement that they had confirmed that he was killed in this strike. they did so after learning just hours earlier through new intelligence that he had indeed been killed as a result of that strike hamas for its part, has neither confirmed nor denied this claim from the israeli government, which is interesting in and of itself. but obviously this speaks to the number of strikes that israel has taken over. the court course of just the last few weeks, taking out hamas's top military commander in gaza, taking out the senior most hezbollah commander in a strike and now also apparently in a covert operation assassinating hamas's political leader. it

took out one of the reported masterminds of the october 7 terror attacks, hamas military chief mohammed deif israeli military says he was killed in a strike carried out in southern gaza last month, but they weren't sure about that until this week when they received new intelligence on his death. cnn us from austin comment, but the militant group has yet to do so. now these images provided by the israel defense forces show the strike on khan younis. it hit a designated humanitarian zone, killing at least 90 palestinians footage from the displacement camp showed bodies in the streets. the idf called it a precise targeted strike on a compound where deif was staying along with another commander whose death was confirmed earlier and later today, the political leader of hamas will be buried in doha two days after he was assassinated in iran. he smiled honey is coffin, arrived in the qatari capital earlier. a funeral procession is expected to get underway in a few hours. hamas is calling for prayers and a day of anger over his killing meanwhile, new information is emerging about how haniah died. so

senior hezbollah leader for chicago in an apartment in beirut, as well as the hamas military chief mohammed deif in gaza. could that combined embarrassment of losing top acolytes this way, perhaps sparky ron into an even more severe reaction yes absolutely. that's what the iranian leaders are saying that this time the reaction, their response would be very hard and they are join clip planning a joint mission from various fronts from lebanon. use from yemen using the hoodie and maybe from iraq using brush shiite militias based in iraq and controlled by runs the killing thank hania, especially in the heart of tehran, is a blow to the morale, of iran and iran would not set will remain silent, right? iran is committed response obviously, as a hamas leader, haniyeh was seen as a valid target by israel, but he was also seen by many as one of the more and if that's the right word, pragmatic, some said moderate leadership figures within the organization. >> what does his killing do to cease fire and hostage release negotiations as the qatari prime minister said, how serious can israel? be seen to be on

. >> on thursday, israel confirmed hamas military commander mohammed deif was killed last month in an effectively eliminating the group's top two leaders. but hamas is now reportedly regrouping, and senior officials say the possibility of a ceasefire is now off the table, with fighting expected to ramp up in gaza in the coming days. >> there is no point in talking about ceasefire negotiations amid bloodshed and assassinations. netanyahu and his government are not seeking a ceasefire and do not want to stop the aggression. >> but the us is still pushing for a pause in the fighting, claiming a diplomatic solution is possible while also calling on both sides to back down and let cooler heads prevail. >> it also first requires all parties to stop taking any escalatory actions, it also requires them to find reasons to come to an agreement, not to or reasons to delay. >> an israeli government couny will, quote, exact a very high price if iran retaliates in tel aviv. trey yingst ktvu, fox two news. >> let's get outside this bay area weather. we started mornings on two under gray skies, and h

took out one of the reported masterminds of the october 7 terror attacks, hamas military chief mohammed deifilitary says he was killed in a strike carried out in southern gaza last month but they weren't sure about that until this week when they received new intelligence on his death these images provided by the israel defense forces shows the strike on khan younis. it hit a designated humanitarian zone, killing at least 90 palestinians footage from the displacement camp shows bodies in the streets. the idf called it a precise targeted strike on a compound where he was staying meanwhile, new information is emerging about the assassination of the political leader of hamas. source familiar with the matter, now says it's my all haniah, it wasn't killed by a rocket strike because previously reported by iran and hamas, but rather by a hidden bomb. he'll be buried in doha later today, cnn's jeremy diamond reports two months before hamas is political leader, ismail haniah traveled to the iranian capital, a bomb was planted in the guest house where he would eventually be staying. >> that bomb was pl

assassination of one of the reported masterminds of the october 7 terror attack hamas military chief mohammed deif the israeli military says he was killed in a strike carried out in southern gaza last month. but they weren't sure about that until this week when they received new turn agents on his death. now, in just a few hours, a funeral procession will begin for the political leader of hamas ismail haniyeh will be buried in doha two days are due was assassinated in iran. hamas is calling for prayers and a day of anger over his killing cnn's ivan watson standing by for us in beirut. first, they were going to speak to selma. who's here in london and in terms of the in the turmoil, it up again today, because there's been another assassination, if i can call it that. >> well, it is yet another killing that israel has claimed this time it says it has killed a senior military figure in islamic jihad. this is the second most important militia group of course, second to hamas in gaza that it has killed a man who is in charge of their weapons basically, this is yet another assassination. so just in the

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