, not to leave northern israel, not to return people to northern israel.gaza before, they managed after many months to push back the hamas militants from the north, many of them from gaza, and they push them through to rafah and khan younis and southern parts of gaza, and we can see the effect of eliminating some of the hamas capabilities of throwing missiles toward israel, so benjamin netanyahu is trying to do the same in the north, trying to eliminate their capabilities, but there is massive fear in the region that this will be an all—out war between hezbollah and israel, as we saw in 2006, causing many casualties between civilians on both sides. casualties between civilians on both sides-_ both sides. thank you very much. let's cross live to tel aviv, to speak to on goldberg, an israeli political analyst and former university professor who has written extensively on iran, israel and the relationship between religion and politics in the middle east. this is the real question, about where this is all leading. we have seen this attack overnight from hezbol

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israel's air defences in action over the northern city of haifa. h rockets now reaching deeper than ever into israel. evidence across the north that the iranian—backed group is using longer range weapons. haifa's main hospital has been preparing for this for weeks, the injured brought to its converted underground car park. israel's relentless assault on hezbollah goes on. jets attacking targets across southern lebanon overnight. israel says it is hitting the militant group's infrastructure, especially its rocket launchers, trying to keep hezbollah on the back foot. translation: in the last fewj days we inflicted on hezbollah a sequence of blows that it did not imagine. if hezbollah has not understood the message, i promise you it will understand the message. where all of this is heading is not clear. there have been several other moments of high tension over the past 12 months. but israel's war on hezbollah has stepped up several gears in the past week. now the group is trying to prove it remains a formidable enemy. none of this bodes well for south

dozens of rockets were also fire the other way into northern israel.ah says they will continue to resist. the pentagon says it is sending a small number of additional troops to the middle east amid the growing crisis. we will expect a statement from the israeli army spokesperson. before that, our senior international correspondent. >> southern lebanon awoke to th is. it looks like all-out war. the israeli army said it hit 800 sites linked to hezbollah. it issued in-style warnings, telling residents to go, but they had little time to act. >> we ask residents of lebanese villages to pay attention to the message and morning published by the idf and heed them. this is an advanced morning for your own safety and the safety of your family. >> but where to find safety in the middle of all of this? on the road from the south, a mass exodus. >> ahmed said everyone fled his village because of airstrikes and destruction. there is no one left, he says. we took our belongings and went. so many new homeless now in this expanding war. in beirut, too, fear on the stre

across northern israel sirens wailed i northern israel sirens wailed and rockets fell, overnight missileseli city of haifa. israel has acknowledged the high number of casualties in lebanon, it says hezbollah had hidden weapons inside people's homes, and says its strikes were precisely targeted. strikes were precisely targeted-— strikes were precisely targeted. strikes were precisely tarueted. ., , ., targeted. you can see here that the rocket _ targeted. you can see here that the rocket is — targeted. you can see here that the rocket is stored _ targeted. you can see here that the rocket is stored on - targeted. you can see here that the rocket is stored on an i the rocket is stored on an hydraulic system and is prepared for launch out of an opening in the roof, directed at the communities in northern israel and more than that. under this attack, a family lives and serves as a human shield for hezbollah. meanwhile world leaders _ shield for hezbollah. meanwhile world leaders are _ shield for hezbollah. meanwhile world leaders are viewing i shield for hezbollah. meanwhile world leaders are

thank you. citizens of northern israel. thank yon-— citizens of northern israel. the studio and gregg still with us in dubai as well. not looking for war but will taken on the threats of the present and to be any difference in strategy and the way they are approaching is the way they are approaching is the way they are approaching hezbollah to hamas. if i was going to use one word to describe _ if i was going to use one word to describe this _ if i was going to use one word to describe this briefing, - to describe this briefing, i would _ to describe this briefing, i would say— to describe this briefing, i would say preemptive. i to describe this briefing, ij would say preemptive. he to describe this briefing, i- would say preemptive. he made it clear— would say preemptive. he made it clear that _ would say preemptive. he made it clear that if— would say preemptive. he made it clear that if in— would say preemptive. he made it clear that if in the _ would say preemptive. he made it clear that if in the prime - it clear that if in the prime minister— it clear that

there is a real problem that needs to be resolved when it comes to northern israel and southern lebanons the fact that since october the 8th, hezbollah has been firing rockets into israel, israel has been firing back, the population in both northern israel and southern lebanon has had to flee their homes, and we all want to see them be able to go back to their homes, and that requires a secure environment. the united states believes strongly and working together toward a diplomatic resolution and an agreement that would create the conditions for security that would allow people to return to their homes. 0ur chief international correspondent lyse doucet gave us her analysis of the current situation in the middle east. a week on week, we are seeing an escalation. while everyone says, everyone gives the impression they want to avoid a wider war, they come ever closer to this brink. a pull—back but then go to the brink again, and in a region where often it is an accidental tumbling into war that happens rather than something which is planned and executed on time, this really, really raises

we could see them when they're alone said other areas here in northern israel. so they have seen every science as a loans going off there. and basically for people he is, you know, one high, so maybe people would say, well, the daily life continues if it's not quite a normal situation because always in the back of the mind, you know, something could happen. and it wasn't such a quiet moment in the incentive is ro, mainly in the tel aviv area where one of the deepest launches yet had happened early in the morning, reportedly targeting the headquarters of the massage in retaliation of for the attacks last week. and so, you know, saying this is really military has already said they've retaliated, also in a southern, uh, living on with, of course, as we look across the board of the devastating consequences for the civilian population. yeah, let me get to mohammed now. as we heard, as below is now targeting tel aviv launching rockets towards telling me what more can you tell us. so hes will issue a brief statement this morning saying that it's a launched a ballistic

well over 100 rockets 5 by here's the lot into northern israel. can you just bring us up to date with exactly what has happened to on the strikes along that border? well it has the lies responding to the attacks that israel carried out overnight targeting weapons default belonging to hezbollah along the border in southern 11 on israel launched over 70 or strikes targeting about a 100 different weapons depots. and the has the lot responded from this morning with over a 150 rockets landing in various parts of northern israel along the border. now, as they say, as well as statements that was issued, said that they were targeting military barracks and installations along the northern israel and in response to the attacks that they with this overnight. but of course we've seen also have various equity which coming from the areas where there's is rarely settlements and there's been civilians that's are still living in those areas. and there has been no reports of any casualties for some minor injuries. this cross border fire is at an all time high. now,

these really army chief of staff was actually in the northern part of israel today, meeting with the commanders of the northern front command. and those are the generals and other people responsible in these really army for carrying out decisions by the army, chief of staff on israel's northern front. and remember today, but more than a 100 rockets were fired from southern 11 on into different parts of northern israel. and these really military has said for not just the last week, but in fact, the last couple of months. and since the cross border fire had begun, but they were prepared for a wide variety of scenarios. but now they're saying, but it's times where a diplomatic settlement has expired. the time to deal with this on paper which his bullet is no longer. and that is from the mouth of these really defense minister. you'll have good lawrence who said that israel is going to deal with this accordingly that his bullet, quote feels chase and his role is going to continue with their operations and 11 on however, they see fit. on the just before we let you go, i do want to ask you a

this what we've been hearing reports of the sirens going off across northern israel throughout the morning and of as it run report it just in a barrage of rockets were fired just about 15 to 20 minutes ago from lebanon into israel, waiting to get any more updates on that that, that will no doubt be followed by impact on the ground on these very side. probably a response that will be disproportionate as it has been so far. now we've been hearing mostly about missiles landing strikes from 11 on landing and open areas, as well as that is targeting military size, military bases, or bases runways, buildings, and we haven't had any depths or injuries report as yet. but in the last hour, we've heard that it was 92 people are being treated in the galley gallery medical center in the audio and israel, including one person with a head injury after rockets were launched from lebanon, israel's army, a sec. at least 50 rockets have been fired so far this morning. not including the garage that we heard about that happened about 20 minutes ago. and most of them were interested in some of them falling in

my suspici°n _ into northern israel. my suspicion is _ into northern israel.into northern israel. ij�*i suspicion is that the into northern israel. m suspicion is that the israelis are hoping that this will deter hezbollah from conducting these attacks. in order to fully degrade hezbollah�*s capabilities, a ground invasion would probably be needed but what will be needed for that is an of what we're seeing so instead of brief air strikes, 75 overnight every three days, mostly targeting hezbollah launch petitions, we might start seeing before a ground invasion, is a sustained intense military campaign that targets critical infrastructure, major roads, ports, potentially the airport as they did in 2006. that has a higher potential, higher chance to degrade hezbollah�*s capabilities. our understanding, us intelligence estimates from just a few years ago as hezbollah has an arsenal of 150,000 rockets and missiles, had its own underground network and southern lebanon and even a ground invasion has a high risk of lasting several months, even years after israel to ca

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the population in both northern israel— homes. the population in both northern israel and _ homes.n in both northern israel and southern l northern israel and southern lebanon has had to flee their homes and we all want to see them be able to go back to their homes. that requires a secure environment. will discuss whether american diplomacy has any role to play. leader hassan nasrallah vows the rocket attacks on israel will continue until the war ends, in gaza. the israelis say his brother feels hunted and there will be no let up in their response. we will get the thoughts tonight, from the region. and we'll discuss whether american diplomacy still has any role to play? also tonight, new polling in the battleground states, spells good news for kamala harris especially so on the economy. we will talk to democratic congressman brendan boyle, who derives from the crucial state of pennsylvania. and we will bring you an exclusive interview with the team in saudi arabia, behind the worlds first fully—robotic, heart transplant. we start in the middle east, where israel has launched fresh

but nonetheless, there has been a lot of disagreements on how to meals with these threat on israel's northern border. and it's actually something that has become quite a point of contention between these really prime minister and these really defense minister. but all signs are signaling, of course, that this was perhaps israel, but still no official sort of denials or confirmation from these really secure decide. yeah, to say have the big questions about whether or not this is indeed because a to something else organized by israel when it comes to potentially pushing troops into something 11 or something house, all of that, i'm sure will become clear in the coming hours and days but of course, it's well just don't carry out an alleged incident like this without anticipating some sort of response from as below. how does it calibrate what it does next? anticipation of the, of the will look for months. b is rarely defense and security establishment has said that they are prepared to deal with any sort of scenario with a wide variety of circumstances when it comes to his beloved. meaning that is

across northern israel, sirens wailed and rockets fell. plenty of near misses. a war with them. they start with no reason. so now we are giving back. and it will, in the end, it will be ok. do you feel lucky today? yes, very lucky. israel's defence minister has called on the public to show composure and discipline, and listen to the instructions issued by the local authorities. it's only because the family who live here did precisely that that no one was hurt. air raid sirens. across northern israel, sirens wailed and rockets fell. plenty of near misses. explosion. the government says it's determined to restore normal life here to allow displaced civilians to return to their homes. but that's not going to happen while hezbollah is still firing rockets deep into israel. hezbollah, on the 8th of october, started firing at israeli civilians in the northern border, and has been doing this for over 11 months, with 9000 rockets. and 60,000 israelis have left their homes. we have to act. this area remains in the firing line. if hezbollah chooses to escalate it could so

this includes at least children as well as fund broken into northern israel. the group says it's competent, military bases, fields and, and explosives, factory, as well as ministry has intercepted most of the welcome on israel continues to attack, central and southern gaza, killing at least the same people. 3, what killed and as strikes on a home in the vicinity of alvarez refugee camp around the president has spoken about israel as deadly as strikes across lebanon. speaking to us media masoud possess scan one. there is a danger it could push the why the region into a conflict that's good. oh, now on this web to hit sorry is a janice t joins us from to ron. thank you for your time, mr. savvy. so what else has mr. possession can been saying well actually this statement comes out at the time, so it's historically searching tension c cover they bar the spectrum of issues internationally, shoes and the policy, any issue in particular, but the most top special message, i think the, the a tried to convey is that he tried to portray iran as a rational, materialistic,

it will return residents to northern israel has below, as always, have been clear that can happen if there is an end to the war on go. so everyone con, how does a payment in a global call. so the escalation between israel and has belie french president emanuel my call in a message to the lebanese page, strongly diety, with them and as restraint. rudy built the position with the 11 on cannot to live in fear of an imminent will. i tell you very clearly, we must refuse this inevitability. what we'll do is you look as no additional j. today you have the opportunity to talk with your leaders and also with key players in the crisis from his role to iran. and i told them that level must be preserved and will avoid it. and it is also up to your political leaders to follow this direction. and that is what i told them, a diplomatic pos exists. it is demanding, and it is the one that fronts and wants to follow for 11 on with all of its partners for louisville. britons, for an secretary, david lam, a call for an immediate cease 5 between israel and has the last. we want to see a negotiated polit

sites and northern israel. israel says it conducted around 400 attacks in southern lebanon since saturday afternoon. you asked them to you and a warrant against further escalation. novel cody is a former us diplomats in this country, a non resident senior fellow at the out of center. he's joining us from washington dc. so thank you very much indeed for being with us on alda 0, i'm us president joe biden has said that the us is going to do quote, all possible to prevent a wider war in the middle east, given the amount of influence or lack of it has been able to have with the benjamin netanyahu coalition so far, how likely is it that it's going to be able to do something? and i think uh, it's very unlikely that that is thing really positive will happen. and these negotiations that have been going on now for the bus 10 months. uh you have uh william burns and others shuttling between the high and cairo. um, but uh all they're working on is they mine are relatively minor details of a ceasefire. and the prison of swap. uh and the bailey is uh, is this car on the right wing. government insists

it's the deadliest day of conflict across israel's northern border in nearly two decades. the israeli military said it had destroyed 1,300 hezbollah cruise missiles, rockets and drones. a spokesman acknowledged there had been a high number of casualties. but he claimed many of them are hezbollah terrorists. the cross—border strikes have intensified after a series of exploding device attacks on hezbollah members hello, i'm carl nasman. health officials in lebanon say nearly 500 people have been killed by israeli airstrikes on towns and villages in the country's south and the eastern bekaa valley. more than 1,600 have been injured. it's the deadliest day of conflict across israel's northern border in nearly two decades. the israeli military said it had destroyed 1,300 hezbollah cruise missiles, rockets and drones. a spokesman acknowledged there had been a high number of casualties. but he claimed many of them are hezbollah terrorists. the cross—border strikes have intensified after a series of exploding device attacks on hezbollah members was blamed on israel. we have on—the—

sirens have sounded over northern israel this morning, and distant booms were heard in the galilee region the military said a million people in and around the northern city of haifa took refuge in shelters because of hezbollah rockets. overnight, residents fleeing the israeli bombardment in southern lebanon crammed roads to reach temporary shelters in beirut. the israeli strikes made monday the deadliest day in lebanon in decades — the idf says it hit around 1,600 targets which it described as hezbollah cruise missiles, rockets and drones. washington is sending a small number of additional troops to the region, as the sense of crisis deepens. the biden administration says it will present concrete plans for ending the violence in lebanon at the un general assemby this week. the european union's foreign policy chief, josep borrell, warned that the conflict was spiralling into a full—fledged war. that is indeed the fear right now. in a moment we will speak to our correspondent lina sinjab in beirut, but first, yolande knell is injerusalem. reports in the past few minutes orso reports in the

hezbollah says it has fired new waves of rockets into northern israel. reuters video shows rockets coming from southern lebanon being intercepted by the israeli military. there are also reports of heavy israeli strikes on several areas of southern lebanon. israel says it's hit thousands of rocket launchers. lebanon's health ministry says 37 people were killed in yesterday's israeli attack on beirut. israel said it was targeting a top hezbollah military commander, who also died during the attack. it says it killed, in their words, 16 terrorists. hezbollah says those many of those killed were included women and children. from beirut, hugo bachega reports. as morning broke, the destruction became clear. an israeli air strike hitting dahieh, hezbollah�*s heartland in southern beirut, its conflict with israel returning with force to a place they considered safe. many here were still incredulous. translation: people were walking, going . out and coming home. people were heading back from work, and there were those who were coming to pick their children up from

as well has carried out at least 17 attacks across the border into northern israel, targeting various military posts at the latest statement by the group claims that this, these attacks continue and that they will most likely also continue throughout the evening into friday morning. we know that of these rarely side, they are carried out at the number of attacks against various positions, the lobby, 7, the air strikes various positions where a story there as various military hardware, mainly miss hall launchers. while this continues along the border and the south, the speech and much anticipated suite to our has something us for a lot is being viewed here as something that we will work. selecting more from the secretary general did not lay out a clear vision as to what the group will do next and how they will respond to the so called act of terrorism that was carried out by israel in the country on tuesday and wednesday, when the electronic devices belonging to the group were hacked and exploded across at 11 on injuring at thousands of people. what is clear is that to the general popu

part of the country to prepare perhaps for some sort of escalation on israel's northern border. but there hasn't been a change in any sort of security guidelines at this hour. but all of this comes up for these really prime minister held a quite a dramatic meeting. and israel's defense ministry, known as the key dion last night to discuss the issue on the northern border, specifically thing. but israel has now added a 4th objective of the war. previously there were 3 and they all related to israel for on guns up to this is the 1st time that there has been a directive from the prime minister that one of the goals of the war is in fact to deal with this threat on the northern border we've been hearing for months from is really officials from the defense minister, the army chief of staff and the prime minister himself. but they are not afraid to quote turn they do into a 2nd concepts think that they are prepared for any sort of scenario prepared to launch an offensive. if that's what it means prepared. some ministers want even an occupation of southern 11 on so there is a lo

ensure that those is riley's who live in settlements along the border with a lot going on in northern israel. are not able to return to their homes until israel's genocide and gaza song until there is a cease fire and gaza. and israel seizes it's operations in the west bank. it has will, i will continue to support come off and the resistance movements and policies that is it. so the environments were in, at the moment is for 11 months now as well as been fighting launching costs. border attacks into israel to try and it leaves some of the military activities and pressure on gaza. and the west right now has, will, of course, has its own history with israel as not just about what is happening because of but certainly the war and also the beginning of october 7 is the reason hezbollah has gotten involved in this conflict. and it says that the water, what happens has a natural towards the water. what israel does, even if they can enter onto lebanese territory, is a launch of ground invasion. it will not, this her has the lot. this is actually go to the israelis yesterday and his we say we want y

and this is my next full. meanwhile, hezbollah continues to launch hundreds of rockets into northern israel with missiles, with no casualties reported. this situation has the escalating and recent days here following israel's coordinated attacks on communication devices which left dozens that and thousands of civilians and has full of members injured you. one has called on both sides of the escalates after 11 months of daily shedding. and these days very heavy and the potential for the wider conflict is really around the corner. and no one can afford it. wire conflict a moment. with every attack by the warring sides, the regent risks falling into a wider conflict doors to jabari out 0. they route, so let's close the alley how strongly drawn says live. now from tying a that's in southern level, not at least that has, but i have not confirmed that one of the top miniature come on is a bring back. he was killed in on his really striking by a route on friday with more details are emotionally, as well the talk cuz we know up to i get to a residential area in the southern solid. but this is the 3

what area has below are launched dozens of rockets towards northern israel. the cross motor exchange comes off to these rarely, military announced the death of 2 of its soldiers in northern israel. they were reportedly hit by a drone, i'm onto talking to solves and academy. just it was still such a binary has moved from bad routes on the situation in the region. as, as well, has carried out at least 17 of his hacks across the border into northern israel targeting various military posts at the latest statement by the group claims that this, these attacks continue and that they will most likely also continue throughout the evening into friday morning. we know that of these rarely side, they have carried out a number of attacks against various positions belonging 7, the air strikes various positions where a story there of various military hardware, mainly miss hall launchers as well. this continues along the border and the so the speech and much anticipated street. so i have some natural law is being viewed here as something that we will work expecting more from

but this will mean that hezbollah will fire more rockets to northern israel, to what extent the israelihis is the big challenge upon the israeli government. also we can see in gaza there is intensifying to the fighting, with sore 35 people died in gaza and the last hours, we saw shelling to a bakery, schelling to some homes, so we can see upon the visit of mr blinken and upon the plans of returning the israelis back to northern israel, you can see widening and intensifying the fighting on all fronts. mohamed taha from bbc arabic. thank you very much. at least 16 people are now thought to have died following catastrophic flooding caused by a powerful storm moving across several countries in central europe. the damage which stretches for more than 1,000 miles from germany and as far as romania has left thousands homeless and for some areas, yet more bad weather is forecast. the mayor of the polish city of nysa has asked all 114,000 residents to evacuate with the military being drafted in to shore up flood defences as the klodzka river threatens to burst its banks. sarah rainsford reports

what is that where we seen in gaza as well in northern israel, the army has declared closed military zones, entry to the time of mid july on these roads. border with levon on has been prohibited the communities of coffee lobby and new scave also coast. we have a team of correspondents covering old and goes south is developing story. we have my county in washington, d. c. have defined who do you them on jordan and dorsey jabar in be able to but 1st we go to 711 on and marsh i you and what email. i'm connie, as far as bring this up to speed with what's been happening along that board. are these past few hours in run as well the selling has been almost continuous across the entire buddha, the most serious places that have been hit so far, always on a hymn, which is not very far from where i am governor kayla and i don't see it all of those on the southern lebanese boat, the shelling is very, very intense, is coming in uh in seemingly in waves uh, its pauses for about 5 or 6 minutes and then move, shelling comes in and that's the pattern that we've seen and heard, certainly throughout th

there is a real problem that needs to be resolved when it comes to northern israel and southern lebanonthe fact that since october 8, hezbollah have been firing rockets into israel, israel is firing back. the population in both northern israel and southern lebanon has had to flee their homes. we all want to see them go back to their homes. that requires a secure environment. france and the united states believe strongly, are working together toward a diplomatic resolution, an agreement that would create the conditions for security that would allow people to return to their homes. christian: joining me from washington is our state department correspondent tom bateman, and our correspondent in jerusalem. danny, let me start with you. major intensification of bonding in recent hours. what are you hearing about the outgoing fire and what that amounts to? >> there has been intensive bombings today lebanon, as you say, fighter jets flying low over beirut as well. that is a continuation of actions we have seen for quite a long time now. israel has been targeting hezbollah targets effectively d

it's which a cost pious and also some injuries here in northern israel. so mohammed, what sort of response we go to get from his fellows made a shift later today as well as those inc deterrence and would have to do something about it. we know that as well as chief house on the front, low would be addressing his support as this afternoon. we expect him to raise the roof. we expect a fire. we speech today using strong and loud the toe. and given the scale of the ship that has blocked took, we expect most for a lot to announce a retaliation that satisfies the group supporters and, and restore the morton's off. it's at numbers and in boxes. there's no doubt that at the latest event and took this confrontation to and you level the question is whether is it still below the ball out for levels. it is clear that as well as no intentions and no plans to draw back from this confrontation as we see that the militant robust still sending drones and rockets towards the north of as well as in support of gaza as it indicated in media statements this morning. claiming th

our hezbollah has launch rockets into northern israel in retaliation for open ice. east variety strikes on the southern 11 on israel's ministry says it's and strikes it a 100 has the rocket launchers accessible as lita promised retribution for the deputy vice class which targeted the groups of fits your up to date of move world news at the top of the of the, the innovation green, the green revolution global. so listen to a whole lot of crime. it's probably up to speed. if the carriers, by the time it's all subscribe to those channels to subscribe to plan, it's a small and inconspicuous.

daniel agari said there's rolla was killed to stop a homeless style attack on northern israel. he defended the attack, which reportedly killed around $300.00 people, blaming his bullet for sheltering among civilians. faced by that has been planning to do this. you know then he is read what some us did in cells and he's run on october 7th. evey. these will infiltrate civic and communities and massacre innocent civilians. their israel defense forces will not let it happen. or how soon a saw the leader of an evil terrorist organization. the senior terrorist eliminated with him and the central headquarters were legitimate military target under international law. the throttle intentionally viewed cause by central headquarters under residential buildings, industrial b route because faced by intentionally use us let the nice civilians as human shields dw, correspond, antonio kramer is in jerusalem. we discussed the reaction in israel regarding, as well as death and possible retaliation by his bo, to was thinking is a, this is of course, seen as a major, a success. you know that the is

welcome to the program as boss as is as low as $140.00 rockets into northern israel. is comes after is ready fights a jet struck more than a 100 has bought our targets in southern 11 on overnight. the idea says they've hit rocket launches and weapons facilities and trading blows with has voila, across the board on thursday. is rodney strikes happens as has bothers, lita blamed israel for the deputy device explosions, targeting the medicine group, which is considered a terrorist organization by many countries. a night of air strikes in southern lab and on of the the israel defense forces release these images. they say show their war planes. taking off to heat has bought a targets. they claim to have struck $100.00 rocket launchers and around $1000.00 rocket launcher barrels. ready to be used when media at the fire towards is riley territory. hours earlier has been a leader has and those right that issued a warning to israel. it came after dozens of people were killed and thousands injured when hundreds of pagers and walkie talkies used by hezbollah to explode as well.

the militant group has fired dozens of projectiles into northern israel after the group promised retaliation for the device explosions earlier this week. been killed more than 30 people. all right, let's go down to our b, which bureau chief mohammed is rachel mohammed. what's the latest? what more information do you have about this air strike slots below has not yet commented on the way the strike on baby would solve the suburbs. it is believed to have targeted senior, his beloved militant, commend or behind a key. we're waiting for confirmation about his death from his beloved actually the u. s. government had bought for a 7000000 dollar reward for information on the for him out to you, it's links him to the bumping of the u. s. embassy and u. s. marine base invaded with back in the eighty's and the air strikes on a beta who comes after a very intense cross border showing since this morning has a lot fired, a garage of rockets. that's where it's at northern it's way out of these way. the army carried out several strikes on the towns and 1000. they've been on it. this was a very intense week

he's velocities, it will continue its attacks on northern israel as long as the war in guns a continues and is vowing retaliation for the bombings of recent days. let's get more now from dw is tonya claim, the injury slim and mohammed, straight to in bainbridge, welcome to your voice mohammed. we'll stop with you. we heard his beloved leader has on. no, sir. all that just in saying that israel has declared war on the lebanese people, how do you think has blogs going to retaliate now as well as chief vowed to seek severe revenge, but did not provide details about the nature of the utilization. but most importantly, his speech was widely perceived to be below the all for the levels now to better understand the situation. let's draw the sequence of events of the this week on monday as well said the return of is right is to the north is now a war gold and tuesday, thousands of pages of used by his beloved designated simmons and easily on wednesday, hundreds of walkie talkies used by hezbollah, designated also some of the 10 you see the, the best tool of both the device attacks is at 37 and

announces fresh strikes against hezbollah targets in lebanon, saying it's bringing "security to northern israel." the bbc reveals that the former harrods boss — the late mohamed al—fayed — has been accused of rape by five female ex—employees. hello, i'm matthew amroliwala. welcome to verified live. in the last hour, we've been monitoring a speech from the late mohamed al—fayed — has been accused of rape by five female ex—employees. hello, i'm matthew amroliwala. welcome to verified live. in the last hour, we've been monitoring a speech from the hezbollah leader, hassan nazrallah, giving his first public response to two days of attacks in lebanon using sabotaged communication devices. the number of people killed has risen to 37, with over 3,000 wounded. the hezbollah leader accused israel of being behind the operation, which he said crossed a red line. oi’ or humanely with me is ou or. humanely r security with me is our security correspondent frank gardner. some of what he says is true, some of what he says is true, some is not. they are in real trouble, they are trashed, they are in no position

neil: you are looking live right now at beirut, lebanon,some northern israel -- and northern israel where tensions are rising by the minute. the israeli military says it did, indeed, take out the pleaser -- leader of hezbollah, hassan nasrallah is dead. we are on it with israeli ambassador to theup, danny danon, general jack keane and many, many more. welcome, everybody, i am neil cavuto. developments out of the middle east that are shaking the idea of global stability and perhaps a widening war. let's get the latest from nate foy right now in tel aviv. nate, what can you tell us in. >> reporter: hey, neil. massive breaking news, it is confirmed that the leader of hezbollah for 32 years, hassan nasrallah, is dead after an israeli airstrike tarted the group's headquarters underground in beirut yesterday. israel's defense minister moments ago explained why israel carried out this strike. >> it was an immediate threat to the life of thousands of israelis and other citizens. to our enemies, i say we are strong and determined. to our partners, i would say our war is your war. and to the people

we have team coverage with dw is tanya kramer, joining us now from fifa in northern israel and in b root is mohammed traitor, he's our they root bureau cheats. good morning to both of you, tanya. let me start with you. it is the 3 of violence that is escalating by the day . it seems. how does the situation like this morning of the? well, it certainly depends say, all we're here in hartford has been a relatively quiet moment, but we can hear into sections or incoming a rockets last night if you could see them when there are loans to other areas here in northern israel. so they have seen every science and the loans going off a there. and basically for people he is, you know, when high, so maybe people would say, well, the daily life continues if it's not quite a normal situation because always in the back of your mind, you know, something could happen. and it wasn't such a quiet moment in the incentive is row mainly in the tel aviv area where one of the deepest launches yet had happened early in the morning, reportedly targeting the headquarters of the massage in retaliation of for the att

as bola has responded by firing rockets into northern israel as well as b is really occupied. go on, heights is really military spokesman. daniel has already said those rolla was killed to stop a hum, mosse style attacked on northern israel. he defended the attack, which reportedly killed around $300.00 people. blaming his bullet for sheltering amongst civilians. faced by that has been planning to do this. you know then he is read what some us did in cells and he's run on october 7th. evey. these will infiltrate civic and communities and massacre. innocent civilians, their israel defense forces will not let it happen. or how soon a saw the leader of an evil terrorist organization. the senior terrorist eliminated with him and the central headquarters were legitimate military target under international law. the throttle intentionally viewed close by central headquarters under residential buildings, industrial b route. because faced by intentionally use us let the nice civilians as human shields for more. let's now speak to dw corresponded tonya cramer in jerusalem. tanya, tell u

border exchange comes after the is really military announced the death of 2 of its soldiers in northern israel. they were reportedly hit by a drone, an anti tank missiles in upper gallery out 0 the door. so jabari has more from the route on the situation in the region as well, has carried out at least 17 attacks across the border into northern israel, targeting various military posts at the latest statement by the group claims that this, these attacks continue and that they will most likely also continue throughout the evening into friday morning. we know that of these rarely side. they have carried out a number of attacks and against various positions belonging to 7 air strikes, various positions where a story there of various military hardware, mainly miss hall launchers as well. this continues along the border and the so the speech and much anticipated street. so i have some natural law is being viewed here as something that people were expecting more from the secretary general did not lay out a clear vision as to what the group will do next and how they will respond to the so called act of

across northern israel, sirens wailed and rockets fell. plenty of near misses. explosion.t's determined to restore normal life here to allow displaced civilians to return to their homes. but that's not going to happen while hezbollah is still firing rockets deep into israel. hezbollah, on the 8th of october, started firing at israeli civilians in the northern border, and has been doing this for over 11 months, with 9000 rockets. and 60,000 israelis have left their homes. we have to act. people were evacuated to this kibbutz a year ago, leaving vulnerable homes along the border. it's supposed to be safer, but today they were taking cover. so that's the second alarm we've had since we got here, what, just about an hour ago. again we can hear interceptions overhead, and i look at the app here i can see there are alerts all the place. this area remains in the firing line. if hezbollah chooses to escalate it could soon be the whole country. paul adams, bbc news, northern israel. 0ur international editor jeremy bowen is injersualem. he explains what each side thinks they can get

thought, well, here is the latest sign of the minutes that hezbollah presents to the people of northern israelen volley after volley after volley of rockets flying over the northern border. we were witness to a couple of those as we arrived here about ten miles from the lebanese border a few hours ago. there was a salvo of around 15—20 rockets that was intercepted right over our heads, so it has been a pretty spectacular day. daniel howe gary, the chief israeli ministry spokesman, said there had been as many as 200 rockets fired over the border. but they have pretty much all been dealt with. we have had no reports of any significant damage or injury, it seems as though israel's air defence systems managed to cope with the threat perfectly well. and at the same time, we heard the reports from overnight of attacks on a large number of missile targets in southern lebanon with the destruction of as many as 1000 rocket barrels, according to the idf, and then, of course, the news from beirut. there are those who feel that, this week, a corner has been turned, that the israeli government which announ

and as we speak, hezbollah rockets are raining down on northern israel. excellent insights there, trey, stand by with me for a moment. i'm going to bring into our conversation fox news, foreign correspondent mike tobin. also there in israel, mike is joining us over the phone. mike, what can you tell us at this hour? where where are you and what are you seeing if anything? well, i'm also in haifa and listening to the jets go back overhead, obviously flying sorties over the south of lebanon, a clear indication that israel has no intention of letting up. you saw that prime minister benjamin netanyahu cut his trip to new york short to handle the situation out here, and this morning we indeed got that confirmation that hezbollah secretary-general hassan nasrallah, who has been really with the organization since its infancy. and when i say the infancy, he was one of the participants in the 1983 bombing of the marine barracks in beirut that killed the u.s. servicemen there. so hassan nasrallah, as much as he's been in control of hezbollah, he's really been part o

i mean they've been launching projectiles. rockets across the border into northern israel. israel says every day since the october 7th tear attacked by a most certainly they have. they have to expect that at some point there's going to be retaliation. so there has been retaliation. israel has been regularly bombing south let been on it's been bombing, they route killing. others senior has full of figures and others in the root. it's been bombing the back of valley. israel has been bombing deeper into 11 on, then has bullet, has been bombing into israel, at least up till now. up. so, you know, this latest scanned it, obviously is, is new and quite attention grabbing. and it has had a significant effect, i think, on his bows calculations, as i said, the ideal outcome would be to finally get some sort of diplomatic solution in the north and in this house. mm hm. and, you know, put what a pen in this after almost a year of excruciating violence. do you see and really enroll in, in all of this, you know, there, there was the expectation that we would see a massive response from the ron afte