and, neither benjamin netanyahu or yahya sinwar have relented and netanyahu says his country faces warn fronts as conflicts across the middle east escalates. a bleak backdrop against today's bleak anniversary as commemorations take place across israel and around the world. joining us now, nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel who's in tire, lebanon for us, and erin mclaughlin in tel aviv. erin, i'll start with you and the remembrances, what's it like there today? >> reporter: i was just at what's called hostage square here in tel aviv where thousands of israelis had gathered to remember what happened on october 7th. many of them were in tears. it was an emotional ceremony. one of many ceremonies to take place today across israel. today earlier in the morning, at exactly 6:29 a.m., israelis gathered at the site of the nova music festival to remember the exact minute hamas militants crossed the border, storming the festival and the kibbutz scene killing innocent israelis. and that emotion, that sadness is also compounded by anger. i have been speaking to many israelis here,

so netanyahu who at that time was really an outcast. in the polls he was very unpopular with israelis has come back as a wartime leader. in a sense, he's riding that crest, and i think we'll hear that tone in his voice when he speaks later today. again, the question is whether he can think carefully about strategic ends. israel is better at starting wars historically than it is at ending them and that's something that netanyahu should think very carefully about. a famous question that dave petraeus asked on the way to baghdad in 2003. tell me how this ends. so that's the question today that netanyahu should be thinking about. tell me how this ends. is this a moment when i begin to move to the ending. >> richard engle, as someone who has been on the ground for decades and particularly in the last year plus days since the october 7th attack, address that, if you will, about the strategic krrgzs about whether to continue or to stop. >> well, i agree with david that there is a question whether prime minister netanyahu can take the wind to u

to ben'amin netanyahu? they have been to benjamin netanyahu? they have been speaking _ to benjamin netanyahu? they have been speaking for _ to benjamin netanyahu? they have been speaking for about _ to benjamin netanyahu? they have been speaking for about 15 - to benjamin netanyahu? they have been speaking for about 15 minutes about the very prospect of this attack, when benjamin netanyahu had to abandon the call because he had been told by his officials that the attacks were under way. a couple of hours after that phone call we heard from keir starmer, in a statement in downing street, and some questions from reporters. it cannot be tolerated. we stand with israel and we recognise her right to self—defence in the face of this aggression. iran must stop these attacks. is the uk prepared to use british military capabilities to help israel defend itself against iran? and has that already happened this evening? this, as you'll appreciate, is an evolving situation. but what i will say is that we stand with israel and her right to self—defence and a

they went around netanyahu for they smeared netanyahu and ask io's, political and the national post inimes." why? they wanted to use october 7 to create a palestinian state they wanted to use october 7 to do something they always wanted to do it. reengineering the entire middle east to build up by ron to build down israel. so they took this opportunity this genocidal opportunity to try to exploit when benjamin netanyahu was trying to defend his people. that is what i'm talking about. and now sinwa is dead n nothings divided. no thanks to harris or blinken or sullivan are all the rest of these reprobates. in spite of them. now benjamin netanyahu said that leaders of hamas are in haifa we have to go into haifa. and here was the reaction of kamala harris who wants to be president of the united states. he wants to be commander-in-chief. she does not have any moral standards she does not have a moral center after the slaughtering of the babies and women and raping them and murdering them, 251 hostages taken 100 hostages still still in a tunnel of rats. and this is what she had to say go. >>

i have been opposed to netanyahu for deces. i think thapeople are not looked into the fact that he aligned mself with hamas against the palestinians because th netanyahu and hamas are opposed to two state solution. i am heart broken about october 7, but what l up to i was netanyahu so involved with capturg the israeli supreme court thate ignored warnings about a hamas buildup from israeli troops and in the wake of oght 7 -- october 7, he could have gone before the world and said look, we told you these were dangerous people. now hp us get o hostages back. but insteade went on a disproportnate military respse. i think netanyahu has inserted himself into amerin politics in favor of donald trump before. i think he is doing it now. i think many republicans have wanted the united states to be in a shooting war with iran for a verlong time, a i think people who are tempted not to te for kamala harr because of the issue of gaza are ignoring the trump would be much worse not only for the palestinians, not only for the israelis, but for

netanyahu declared that this was a failed attack, what failed attack?y did the pentagon declare that that this operation or this iranian attack was thwarted, i mean we know it wasn't thwarted, we know it hit its targets, so why are they saying the opposite, because they do not want escalate, because they know that iran has showed a degree of adosity, of boldness, of bravery, if you will, which means that iran is ready for more escalation, shall israel decide not to be detered and not to find a way out of them? that it created for itself in gaza, in lebanon and elsewhere. one last thing i'd like to say regarding your point, i just feel like the language that was used, the political discourse eminating from tahran tonight was very, very important, because what they said, they said this was a retaliation for the assassination of palestinian leader ismail hania, check, but they also said it's a retaliation for the assassination of... sayid hasan nasrallah, which means that what the iranians are now saying, that this is not just about iranian territories, it

., ~ ., ., netanyahu? the work that we do diplomatically — netanyahu?e do diplomatically with _ netanyahu? the work that we do diplomatically with the _ diplomatically with the leadership of israel is an ongoing pursuit around making clear our principal. it ongoing pursuit around making clear our principal.— clear our principal. it seems that the prime _ clear our principal. it seems that the prime minister - clear our principal. it seems that the prime minister is i clear our principal. it seems. that the prime minister is not listening. that the prime minister is not listeninu. ~ ., ., ., that the prime minister is not listeninu. . ., ., ., ., listening. we are not going to sto listening. we are not going to step pursuing _ listening. we are not going to stop pursuing what _ listening. we are not going to stop pursuing what is - listening. we are not going to l stop pursuing what is necessary for the united states to be clear about where we stand on the need for the war to end. with me is mohamed taha from bbc arabic. let's start with the speech of be

what are you hoping for from benjamin netanyahu? al from benjamin netanyahu?lier today that benjamin netanyahu is in full war mode, in his view, at this moment. what would you say to prime minister netanyahu in terms of his efforts to get the hostages back? the terms of his efforts to get the hostages back?— hostages back? the word opportunity _ hostages back? the word opportunity has - hostages back? the word opportunity has been - hostages back? the word | opportunity has been used hostages back? the word i opportunity has been used a lot byjoe biden, by harris and others. this is more than an opportunity, it is a watershed moment for getting the hostages home alive. a deal has to be done, we have to turn what is a military achievement into a political and diplomatic achievement of getting a deal to get the hostages home alive. in his statement, netanyahu referred to the return of our loved

you've long called for netanyahu's resignation.olicies in the occupied west bank. you say that, if things continue as they are, the greatest threat to israel's future comes from within israel, not from any external threat at all. the problem seems to me to be that you're out of step with most of israeli public opinion at the moment. most israelis are not prepared to contemplate the kind of compromise settlement with the palestinians, based on land for peace, which you advocate. do you recognise that today's israel is not with you? well, i'm not... i never said that we are in a situation of apartheid. i said that i worry that if we will continue in our policy, it may happen, and if it will happen, it's going to be very sad and very risky for our country. i hope it will never happen. yes, er. . . unfortunately. . . ..i am in the minority now, but i am not so sure that i'm really the minority. i don't think that we've even started to deal with the real problems. i hope that, in the next election, it will be put on the table as a probl

yes, what ben'amin netanyahufi netanyahu. yes, what ben'amin netanyahu said i netanyahu.what ben'amin netanyahu said and i netanyahu. yes, what ben'amin netanyahu said and his _ netanyahu. yes, what benjamin netanyahu said and his first - netanyahu said and his first public comment that is public office have made statements, but these are his first comments in public about the israeli attack on iran. nothing that you wouldn't expect, essentially echoing what the israeli military had said that these were precise strikes, military targets were attacked and it was highly successful and it was highly successful and highly effective. he did also have a few words for the iranian people saying israel's battle was not with them. there has been an effort by the israeli government to try to separate its actions against the leadership of iran and all that infrastructure and the people see the aim is trying to capitalise on the fact that within iran amongst many people, the iranian authorities are not popular. we've seen mass protests in the last two years, so i think that is what he

but when you hear netanyahu calling on them to do that, they don't want to team up with netanyahu on that because netanyahu has been the one that they believe has brought so much suffering there. so that is likely not to go down very well. it's not like the palestinians and gaza are going to heed this call from prime minister netanyahu. but this, there's no doubt that there's this power vacuum here. and they have always had this difficult balance of power between those who are outside, those who were inside, those who are outside weren't aware of the october 7, the attacks as they were as they were unfolding or as they were about to unfold and so major questions about whether the ultimate head of hamas is going to remain in gaza as it did with yahya sinwar, or whether someone from the political echelon outside of gaza will take over in which case they might be more in favor of coming to some kind of ceasefire agreement, but what i took away from that netanyahu's speech is that the fight in his eyes is not yet over all right. >> we have much more ahead, obviously, an historic address

gaza, no, because both hamas and the netanyahu government, and the netanyahu government, and netanyahuy neta nyahu personally. war, especially netanyahu personally. that is why the ceasefire talks didn't produce a ceasefire and that's why you still have a war and are likely to continue to have one in gaza. lebanon is different. if israel wants to pull back from this, from the brink, there is an offer on the all—out would have the true all—out war and it would drag in the united states pretty quickly, because israel lacks the firepower i think to deliver the kind of blow against iran it would be hoping to deliver.— blow against iran it would be hoping to deliver. now we have heard appeals _ hoping to deliver. now we have heard appeals from _ hoping to deliver. now we have heard appeals from the - hoping to deliver. now we have heard appeals from the us - hoping to deliver. now we have heard appeals from the us and | heard appeals from the us and plenty of other quarters as well for calm, for a diplomatic solution. is there a diplomatic solution. is there a diplomatic solution at this po

fighting in the north gives a clean slate for netanyahu.ges there. it's quite, erm, favourable. and the israeli public is actually quite, kind of, rallying around this. the idea of bringing back the israeli residents who have been displaced from their homes for the past year is not a new idea, but this kind of ability to perhaps get some kind of victory image that netanyahu wasn't able to get out of gaza, not being able to defeat hamas after a year of fighting, is perhaps a new opportunity for him. but the whole of his strategy so far in lebanon has been extraordinarily successful, hasn't it, from israel's point of view? after what was an incredible historic failure for the israeli army and its intelligence after the october 7th attack, this is an opportunity to reshow israel's abilities — their intelligence abilities and their air force's abilities in being able to carry out attacks like the pager attack, the walkie talkies attack, and also these air strikes, killing quite senior hezbollah leaders, including hassan nasrallah. what do you t

hopefully, netanyahu negotiations. hopefully, neta nyahu will take negotiations.nyahu will take this as a military wing, one of them, which is to target people like sinwar, and hopefully this will now encourage israel to take ceasefire negotiations more seriously. we have seen netanyahu come out, however, and say that they worsen over and say that they worsen over and we could see it together so it is putting pressure on israel. ultimately, hamas is not going to change its position on this. it is demanding full israeli withdrawal any of all hostages and that is something that no replacement to sinwar will be able to... based on what this cost the movement and in terms of the cost of human resources. it would be political suicide for them to fully succeed to israel's demands. irate for them to fully succeed to israel's demands.— for them to fully succeed to israel's demands. we are out of time. israel's demands. we are out of time- thank— israel's demands. we are out of time. thank you _ israel's demands. we are out of time. thank you so _ israel's demands. we are

especially in west asia, between us uh uh, the uh joe biden administration and that of benjamin uh netanyahu and his cabinet, we hear a lot of rhetoric that there are serious friction between the two, is it for public consumption kiarash or are there a serious divides there? and if so, why do we still see the influx of weapons into the regime where the us has so many tools it could employ to curb uh israel's adventurism and its violence in the region? well, thank you for having me, um, i believe that the uh democratic party might need a ceasefire up until the election time, because they might need to use it for the uh for getting more votes from the people that they... vote for them because of the seas far as you can see what is happening in united states of america will show that to you as well, but um, i i believe that uh netanyahu and trump are doing something else here, i believe that uh there is this uh ongoing uh thing between them that they want to uh, i believe natonyahu wants to do something before the october and uh and the elections of the united states of america, so uh trump...

we saw that his pictures were published netanyahu in another underground shelter in. it affects your decision making. that is, to read how they will react, whether they will react at all, all this will have an effect, and the events that we are seeing now in the south of lebanon are another proof of how the effects of the attack will affect the decisions of the israelis, mr. kasimijad. let's get to the policy that the zionists considered to censor this iranian operation and put that strategy into practice. please tell me what to do and how to implement this policy from last night until now when they can manage this censorship. we see that people don't have access to israeli military bases to publish pictures, well we hit 3 of their important bases with iranian missiles , how are they managing this censorship policy, this censorship policy is nothing new and because it has a history of being institutionalized in israeli society, that is, news reports, especially first-rate news agencies, are absolutely not allowed to publish information in the security and military fie

ben'amin netanyahu * this conflict. benjamin netanyahu wants - this conflict.ue until hamas is eliminated, is that feasible quest mark it's to mark possible to defeat an organisation like this but eliminating them is a high bar, meaning organised —— activities will have to go on for a longer time, whereas effectively defeating a organisation that this will still be challenging, but in the minutes of them would be difficult to do militarily alone. where is your assessment? looking into the future, how's this is and and did she get —— the escalate now that israel has them and they have been targetin

i have been opposed to netanyahu for decades. i think that people have not looked into the fact that he aligns himself with hamas against the palestinian authority because both netanyahu and hamas are opposed to a two-state solution. i am heartbroken that october 7 -- but what led up to it was not in yahoo! -- west netanyahu, he ignored warnings about hamas.in , in the wake of october 7, he could have said we have told you these are dangerous people, now help us get our hostages back. instead, he went on a disproportionate military response. i think netanyahu has inserted himself into american politics in favor of donald trump before. i think he is doing it now. i think many republicans have wanted the united states to be in a shooting war with iran for a very long time. and i think people who are tempted not to vote for kamala harris because of the issue of gaza are ignoring that trump would be much worse, not only for the palestinians, not only for the israelis, but for the american people. host: you said, i am a zionist. what

, occurring outside of ben'amin netanyahu's househ netanyahu's house. 411, they entered netanyahu's housetered our outpost. - netanyahu's house. 44, they entered our outpost. it - netanyahu's house. 44, they entered our outpost. it is - netanyahu's house. 44, theyj entered our outpost. it is not good. they shot us. i was not hurt. at 7zllll good. they shot us. i was not hurt. at 7:44 am, good. they shot us. i was not hurt. at 7zllll am, the last conversation and here we are, first of all to stand here in memory of those who also have been murdered on that day to remember them but to also remember them but to also remember them but to also remember the living. there are quite a few people who are still alive in gaza and we need to bring them back home and we need to give them hope. they've been there a full year now and they think that we have forgotten them but we are here to remind them that we have not forgotten them and to remind the prime minister and other officials that they shouldn't and mustn't forget them. they should be back home, all of them. they should have been back home a l

gideon sarar, who used to be a member of netanyahu's party, joined the likud party. he had separated and joined the coalition in 2020, and this also helped him moderate these pressures before the recent events. now, there is a possibility that we will return to those pressures and protests against netanyahu. we are in the final minutes of this part of the conversation. in this special program, as a summary, if there is anything left, please see mr khasai, i believe that israel is on a path of no return to god. and put the same path of no return in the region into a path of no return . israel is looking for domination in the region. last year, netanyahu gave a speech at the united nations and made a statement there that israel will become the leader of the new middle east. unfortunately, the green light of arab countries to normalize relations with. israel has also been very influential in making israel bold and bold in this historical period. if we actually put these processes together, given that israel normally the power does not have such a goal, it has to resort

fighting in the north gives a clean slate for netanyahu.ges there. it's quite, erm, favourable. and the israeli public is actually quite, kind of, rallying around this. the idea of bringing back the israeli residents who have been displaced from their homes for the past year is not a new idea, but this kind of ability to perhaps get some kind of victory image that netanyahu wasn't able to get out of gaza, not being able to defeat hamas after a year of fighting, is perhaps a new opportunity for him. but the whole of his strategy so far in lebanon has been extraordinarily successful, hasn't it, from israel's point of view? after what was an incredible historic failure for the israeli army and its intelligence after the october 7 attack, this is an opportunity to reshow israel's abilities — their intelligence abilities and their air force's abilities in being able to carry out attacks like the pager attack, the walkie talkies attack, and also these air strikes, killing quite senior hezbollah leaders, including hassan nasrallah. what do you thi

again, i do think this is the turning point where netanyahu will only become weaker and more. isolated like hitler in the bunker in world war ii. robert and lokish, let's talk about um the the effects of the operation true promise, of course, both operations, true promise one and true promise two. they change some of the equations in west asia, in the opinion of many experts and observers, experts are saying. uh that um in um words that also you um reiterated earlier that the tide has turned, there's been a major shift in in the region, can you elaborate on that for us uh on the the ramifications and the repercussions of these uh these two anti-israeli retaliatory operations? uh, well you asked as well about operation true promise, the first one uh so i believe... that it's a good place to start with looking at the first operation and how we got to where we are today um and how that came about, the israelis were continually assassinating leading members of the irgc inside of syria uh since the early months of the war in gaza, they had continually waged these assaults without any signif

himself knows — benjamin netanyahu himself knows that.time has come now for— knows that. the time has come now for pores, to have a ceasefire, many thousands of people — ceasefire, many thousands of people have been killed and marry— people have been killed and many more in gaza and lebanon. now— many more in gaza and lebanon. now seems— many more in gaza and lebanon. now seems to be a good time to see, _ now seems to be a good time to see, yes, — now seems to be a good time to see, yes, i've heard what hamas has had — see, yes, i've heard what hamas has had to— see, yes, i've heard what hamas has had to say but that is the first— has had to say but that is the first negotiating position and try to — first negotiating position and try to get the hostages returned to israel. get peace so that— returned to israel. get peace so that people can start rebuilding their lives in gaza and — rebuilding their lives in gaza and in— rebuilding their lives in gaza and in southern lebanon. but we don't _ and in southern lebanon. but we don't know. _ an

as october came to an end, netanyahu was completing his puzzle of crimes. now many children were looking to the sky, where instead of rain, bombs were following. your press of headlines, the lebanese health minister denounced regime for indiscriminately targeting civilians and rescue workers, says iran's a latest retaliatory response to israel was legitimate and lawful and the least punishment of the regime.

it did not hit netanyahu's house.is office said the drone targeted his home calling it attempted elimination it was more than more than 100 missiles launched from lebanon into northern israel. our fox group crew here on the ground is seen some of that in the sky. ids is a 51-year-old man is now dead. fourteen people injured today. netanyahu released a video short while ago said he will not be deterred by the strikes. he also responded to israel's mental elimination of hamas leader yahya sinwa. in a sh his shocking new drone o shows the final moments of yahya sinwa's life he's camouflaged ce amongst the rubble in gaza. on the chair in the left on the screen. he was considered the defective leader of hamas perhaps enemy number one of israel, the mastermind of october 7. his death has sparked a speculation that perhaps hamas will disarm. however hamas says his death will not and its mission. in response to what's being called the attempted assassination of netanyahu today israel carried out at least three airstrikes in b

mocking netanyahu, contrary to what is shown in various images. it can be seen that an announcement is being made underground and the operation is considered a failure. well, today what happened in the south of lebanon is in the odysseh region. a group of zionist soldiers tried to enter the southern border areas of lebanon . the elite of lebanon's hezbollah had identified them before their arrival, and it is said that at least 5 zionist soldiers were killed and 20 soldiers were wounded during accurate and devastating strikes. lebanese citizens who are stationed in the area heard the sound of various helicopters. that for help and assistance. they entered the area of ​​adisa with a wounded person. well where i am now, the sur region in the southwest of lebanon overlooks the occupied territories. it was a few minutes ago that the zionist machine gun regime is trying to target areas with some phosphorous bombs due to the current situation, especially since last night , bombs that are prohibited, especially damage. it affects the environment and agric

on netanyahu in that call? as brief a fashion _ that call? to do this in as brief a fashion as - that call? to do this in as i brief a fashion as possible, first, we are with you and we are with your right to defend itself, or yourself against iranian and hezbollah attacks. we have supported and will continue to support your elimination of hezbollah's terrorist leadership — but now, you must act in a manner that holds open the possibility — which is real — of that cease—fire in lebanon which achieves israel's strategic objectives, no more attacks on israeli soil, move hezbollah north of the border and a restoration of, more ideally, the establishment for the first time in 18 years a meaningful calm for northern israel and southern lebanon. in gaza, the president's message i think we'll have been very clear. "we are very concerned about the concern that i could situation throughout gaza. we are particularly concerned at the very recent evacuation orders issued for what appears to be a majority of northern gaza,

you know, it is noteworthy that the prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu, called the iranian attack last night a failure. whether the iron dome was penetrated or not, invincible, where is israel, yes, so much was said that we have the best defense, at least, now it is completely obvious what netanyahu's deception looks like, and purely visually, simply because of course, yes, the israeli iron dome failed to cope with the attack yesterday, simply because it was not designed for this type of target, it is a very effective air defense system, i emphasize air defense, which works on low-altitude and low-speed targets. koime is the majority of homemade missiles that were encountered from the hamas side, or hamas or from the hisbala side, which do not have a very long range and low speeds, low altitudes, the mathematics of the iron dome copes with them quite confidently. what we saw yesterday is an attack by ballistic missiles, that is, these are missiles that went into a very high orbit, that is, up to about 8100 km, and from there at a huge speed, including with using. blocks, th

netanyahu gave that we know what to do on our own .e we said that if any action is taken by the allies of the zionist regime and america , we will hit their bases in the region, and all of them are within our reach, that is, all the bases in san. com and nato as well as 5000 points have been identified, 1000 points in the bank are our goals as always its number has been targeted, so this vulnerability has completely increased them from a political point of view, and a very important issue that is being raised now and the americans are very afraid, that is on the eve of the elections, is that the slogan of death to israel is turning into hatred of israel in the world. america and the slogan of death to america in thoughts. public means the social movement that happened, and in the internal discussion , netanyahu is facing serious problems now, in terms of the opposition he has within his cabinet, from mr. gallant himself to others, smotrich, and those who are finally against netanyahu's actions, mr. lapid. take mr. bengant, take those w

netanyahu should not be allowed let him lead us to war in the middle east and conflict with iran. an american university professor also criticized the national security advisor of the white house, who said that it is clear that iran's actions significantly escalate tensions. the article still did not mention the assassination of ismail haniyeh, hassan nasrallah, abbas nilfroushan, and soleimani. there is no incident in khor and iran has only responded to these assassinations. mojtaba shah soni of sed and sima news agency. good time. you are a viewer of jahan today program . about the topic of operation sadeq 2, another guest will be added to our group. mr. nazi mansour i greet you, the former member of the lebanese parliament, mr. mansour, first of all, please tell me that the zionists tried to instill terror in the region with a series of terrorist operations, but finally, last night , iran's ballistic and ballistic missiles landed one after the other in the occupied territories. what is your opinion about the result of iran's operation and what effect do you think it will have o

it won't be israel's fault, benjamin netanyahu, it will be their— benjamin netanyahu, it will be their to destroy wood—mack, the whole gaza _ destroy wood—mack, the whole gaza strip, they want to reset the gaza _ gaza strip, they want to reset the gaza strip, these guys are 'ust the gaza strip, these guys are just a — the gaza strip, these guys are just a bunch of crazy guys and they _ just a bunch of crazy guys and they have _ just a bunch of crazy guys and they have to be stopped by the international community. you and the former— international community. you and the former israeli - international community. wm. and the former israeli prime minister had joined forces and written some opinion pieces, you also came up with a cease—fire plan for gaza, how much traction did that get? did anyone in israel read what you've done, talk to you about it? �* , , you've done, talk to you about it? n y , .,~ you've done, talk to you about it? a y, ., ., it? it's very bleak, i have to tell you. — it? it's very bleak, i have to tell you. but _ it? it's very bleak, i have to tell you, but neverthele

—— prime minister netanyahu. of— we are working on a joint statement all of us _ we are working on a joint statement all of us will — we are working on a joint statement all of us will agree on from japan, to france — all of us will agree on from japan, to france to — all of us will agree on from japan, to france to germany, etc. what we're — to france to germany, etc. what we're doing — to france to germany, etc. what we're doing and that regard and it's obviously— we're doing and that regard and it's obviously iran that is way off course _ obviously iran that is way off course. we're going to put together a joint _ course. we're going to put together a joint statement before too long. theras— a joint statement before too long. there's going to be some sanctions imposed _ that was joe biden that wasjoe biden in the last few minutes. let mejust that wasjoe biden in the last few minutes. let me just take you through some of the key lines that we've learned in the last couple of hours since the start of the program

he had drawn a series of netanyahu . an iranian missile with the flag of the islamic republic of iran passed through the middle of netanyahu's head. this was the latest news in the media. now we are following again and we in various news sections, detailed reports of this missile attack are reflected in the media. we will be at your service and review the news in your presence. god willing, we will be at your service . thank you very much, mr. shahsoni, reporter of sed and sima news agency. be with us. we will see a part. we will come back in the continuation of today's special program. as i said, guests and experts are with us. we will be able to take a look at the reflections of the sadiq 2 operation in the global arena, the regional arena and its various dimensions, god willing, we will analyze it with the presence of experts and also review the news . stay with us . i multiply height god and do not be afraid of god's neck, because there is no meaning in not gaining victory, because we do not gain victory in the mahdi

ajolo, let me go back to the video that was released an hour ago by benjamin netanyahu. people of lebanon he addressed and pointed out that you have a chance to save lebanon, seyyed hassan, before it falls into suffering and destruction like gaza. what is the purpose of publishing this video? we have repeatedly reviewed his goals in lebanon. yes, basically , there are almost two different areas in the field of war , one is the objective field of war, which is the physical war that is going on, and there is a field of psychological operations, which is now a small medium. more maybe when there is no war, they call it public diplomacy or influence operations, which is like acting, acting to be the psychological part of today's party. god willing, we entered into a conflict with the scientific regime , we see that the scientific regime has tried many times to create this psychological operation against the people of lebanon, and now this was at different stages, it sent different messages, first the threat of intimidation and then the socialization of the war, we see that f

s relationship with prime minister netanyahu on 60 minutes. listen to this. >> do we have a real close ally in prime minister netanyahu? >> i think with all due respect, the better question, do we have an important ashes alliance between the american people and israeli people and the answer to that is yes. >> that relationship with prime minister netanyahu will be impacted with how israel decide to respond to iran massive ballistic missile attack that happened on tuesday of last week. prime minister netanyahu promises to respond with force and galknow l-- galactic -- gal something similar. >> will: are they with the israeli people? >> brian: president obama got into office, did not like prime minister netanyahu. guess who mentored kamala harris? barack obama, which she has heard nothing but negative. he knows, if i'm going to do anything, i got to do anything before the election, because when she gets into office, she'll be like macron. i think that is detrimental to israel's survival. >> ainsley: donald trump is saying israel's military need

target, yahya sinwar, and benjamin netanyahu's message that the mission won't stop until the hostages are returned. >>> lucky break, that's how pentagon officials are describing the israeli military operation that killed that leader. how much did the u.s. know ahead of time? plus, what's next? how the world is reacting to the death of sin war, and what it means for the war that grips the middle east and president biden's foreign trip at this important time. he's making his expected final trip to europe today as president. his meeting with world leaders there as this news breaks. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. we begin with nbc's matt bradley in lebanon, covering the death of that powerful and elusive leader. what's the latest? what have you learned, matt? >> reporter: yeah, well this obviously could become a paradigm shift in the fighting not only in the gaza strip which has been going on for well more than a year. but also here in lebanon. you know, we've heard from benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister of israel in just the past couple of minut

netanyahu, because if netanyahu is not stopped in lebanon, he will attack poland and the baltics.l, yes, a well-known theme in the western press, yes, a well-known theme in the western press, that if we do not stop them in lebanon, then they will come to poland and the baltics. so. that's exactly - that's exactly right for our conversation, that is, they said about the missile, israel, in my opinion, is keeping silent. is keeping silent, that means, it did not succumb to this fuss, something went wrong, a representative of the israeli military said, what, and, pay attention, we heard hagari, you know, who said that they have no confirmation, now, what do we have 7 minutes ago, a representative of the israeli military, who have no confirmation, said that a potential missile attack from iran is expected to be large-scale, no, well, that is, i kind of understand that well, for... confirmation, then they say that we have no confirmation that it will happen, but it will also be large-scale, then this scene: israeli defense minister galland spoke with the head of the us pentagon austin,

benjamin netanyahu is a survivor and it's amazing.od knows how many decades ago that is. he was dcm here washington the deputy chief this was after the 93 beirut following their coats under 31 american personnel so it was a big story. a group of us at "the washington post" decided we're going to try to find out who did it. and i went to see benjamin netanyahu at the israeli embassy so this is, 40 years ago almost. >> neil: where you struck by -- biden doesn't listen to anyone he doesn't -- a does his own thing but he and donald trump, benjamin netanyahu and donald trump had a much better relationship. >> yes, and, you know, trump is manipulated by all kinds of people particularly those who adore him or say nice things, particularly in public. >> neil: so if president trump gets back the more supportive of the kind of campaign benjamin netanyahu has waged post this october seventh attack. >> i'm sure he would and i mean this is trump. trump is not afraid fact is an advocate. >> neil: yeah, because you did talk to a lot of people who wo

ben'amin netanyahu, the israeli peace. benjamin netanyahu, the israeli prime _ peace. minister in a - peace. benjamin netanyahu, the israeli prime minister in a fresh i israeli prime minister in a fresh statement that he has just made in last few minutes. a little bit of analysis from me on that, i thought what was notable what he was saying at the end speaking to the people of lebanon, very similar to what he was saying to the iranian people you remember that similar message that he gave last week? not a message that will particularly have been picked up in iran at all but sort of speaking to people to try and free themselves from this leadership. and similarly in lebanon talking to lebanese people to free themselves from hezbollah. the majority of people here do not want this war. the majority of people do not support hezbollah. the majority in the stronghold areas in certain parts of the country do but the majority of lebanese will tell you that this is not a conflict that they wanted. and that hezbollah's influence is not something they chose either. we heard the f

can it happen under benjamin netanyahu? neta nyahu ? i netanyahu? i don't think so.t, at least a political horizon, for a palestinian state, so that is probably going to need a change of government in israel to bring that about. how do these wars end, do you think? i agree with what was said here, and i agree with what was said here, and ithink— i agree with what was said here, and i think that _ i agree with what was said here, and i think that this war is different as a _ i think that this war is different as a political moment, as a critical moment— as a political moment, as a critical moment than in 1948 and 1967, in that there — moment than in 1948 and 1967, in that there is no victorious side in this war. — that there is no victorious side in this war, and there is no defeated side _ this war, and there is no defeated side both — this war, and there is no defeated side. both destroy each other, and because _ side. both destroy each other, and because both rely on that they can destroy— because both rely on that they can destroy each other, i think that this war

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minister netan ahu. xi: , .,~ , netanyahu. 30 days will take us ast the netanyahu. 30 days will takeke us past the us election _ netanyahu. 30 days will take us past the us election on - netanyahu. 30 days will take us past the us election on the - netanyahu. 30 days will take us past the us election on the 5th | past the us election on the 5th of november. former principal adviser to the foreign secretary, thank you very much for speaking to us. around the world and across the uk. this is the world today on bbc news. here in the uk — the old bailey has heard how sara sharif had suffered dozens of injuries in the run up to her death last year. the ten year old's body was found at her home in woking in surrey after her father called police from pakistan. herfather, urfan sharif, her stepmother and her uncle deny murder and causing or allowing the death of a child. here's our uk correspondent daniel sandford. 0n the 9th of august last year, sara's entire family left for the airport, leaving her lying dead on a bunk bed upstairs. the next day, her father made this phone call from pakist

launched at his residence and netanyahu and his wife were not present.said that three drones were fired from lebanon on saturday and two were intercepted. we are also getting reports of an israeli air strike in gaza suggesting that at least 11 people have been killed on an israeli strike in a home in a refugee camp. the bbc website has a live report on that. palestinian news agency is reporting and siding medical sources that in addition to those killed are those injured and missing under the rubble. you can see updates on the website. it is north of khan yunnis and south of gaza city. i've been speaking to daniel levy — president of the us—middle east project and a former adviser to the israeli government. the attempts to depict the resistance movements in lebanon or gaza as incapacitated are incorrect. if we understand it through the prism of oh, it is just terror, we fail to acknowledge occupation and actions against people of palestine or lebanon, for that matter, who are going to have these movements rooted in the objective conditions of their peopl

strategy for the region, not netanyahu's of course, it's netanyahu us, always we have to put the us in in the front, is implementing the strategy of the us, they want to make new middle east map. remember what when condalis arrived was talking about the new middle east? this is what we are witnessing now, they're repeating what they they have been doing for 20 years. iraq was victim and its people paid a huge price. afghanistan was a victim lebanon, lebanon is is enduring sanctions as well as syria and other iraq used to have also to endure this collective punishment by the us before they destroyed it and before the us occupied it, um, so this is what we are witnessing right now, a war. with the usa or the usa has waged a war against us in order to meet their interest in to change the map of the middle east according to... to their interest and in order to step ahead in front of the new world order which is imposing itself on the ground, which is changing the the old game of the unipolarism, it's changing the the us as a super, it's changing the whole scene for the us as a super pow

for example, would president putin call up president netanyahu or prime minister netanyahu and say, back off or would the russians provide offensive uh weaponry to enhance the iranian fleet? i don't think there's anything the iranians need or want from russia in terms of offensive weapons capability, they've proven that they have um significant strike capacity that successfully hit the most heavily defended space on the planet which is israel. um defense is a different uh matter all together, i believe russia has um gone out of its way to provide uh iran with defensive capabilities, again speculation on my part, but i would imagine uh given the you know timelines associated with training. up uh an s-400 crew to be combat capable uh that these missiles might be manned by russian crews or at least have russian advisors on the ground, the same thing with electronic warfare uh systems in place etc. um the also it appears that russia may have rush delivered some of their more advanced fighters to uh to iran and again uh here uh because the iranians haven't had a chance to fully uh train up on

we also heard from netanyahu _ challenge. we also heard from netanyahu for _ challenge.ahu for palestinians - challenge. we also heard from netanyahu for palestinians to l netanyahu for palestinians to reject hamas rule and have the same reaction to the lebanese, so at the same time people are dying under israeli fire, so is that a hard message to get across? it that a hard message to get across? ., , , across? it would be better if there was — across? it would be better if there was a _ across? it would be better if there was a different - across? it would be better if l there was a different message for palestinians in the west bank and gaza and in terms of being able to work with the lebanese government on a way forward for the lebanese people. but for palestinians in the west bank and gaza they need to see a pathway forward and need immediate assistance in gaza and all sorts of humanitarian assistance and need to see there is a hope for a betterfuture need to see there is a hope for a better future for themselves and children and grandchildren and children and grandc